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A COLLECTION OF 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY CERAMICS, to include, a large Imari impressed Brownfield & Sons marked meat platter, no.1644, (heavy grazing, some rubbing to the pattern), large blue and white covered, footed tureen, marked Chinese Marine, Opaque China on the base, (large stained crack on the bottom and through to the inside and up the side under one foot some nibbles in places), four small character jugs by Royal Doulton and Sandland, a selection of dessert plates to include Royal Crown Derby, Spode, Felspar Porcelain, etc. a vintage Alboth & Kaiser Bavaria cake plate and cake slice brass and porcelain handle, small vintage porcelain and metal sweet stand, vintage trinket lidded pot marked with a crown on the bottom and pressed B mark, a Aynsley white gilt tea cup and saucer etc. (Condition Report: overall all items are in ok condition unless stated otherwise separately in main description, would all benefit from a clean), (qty)
A quantity of continental porcelain to include Dresden, Copenhagen Onion Pattern, Derby, Wedgwood including creamware, Meissen, etc. Condition - fair to good. Blue-ground butterfly cups and saucers - one fup and one saucer good; one cup gilding badly worn; one saucer with hairline cracks, clearly visible; war to gilded rim; likely to be French. Cup and saucer with turquoise and gilt - Victorian (Brownfield) bone china; both good.
2 Kannen und Bierkrug. Graues, salzglasiertes Steinzeug mit teils in Kobaltblau, teils farbig abgesetztem Ritz- oder Reliefdekor bzw. graues Steinzeug mit reliefiertem Phönixpaar zwischen Wolken. 2x mit Zinndeckelmontage. 1x gem. Reinhold Merkelbach, 1x Westerwald, Anf. 20. Jh. bzw. Brownfield & Son, England, 19. Jh. H. 12,5 bis 24,5 cm.
A selection of 18th Century cups, 19th Century cabinet cups and saucers, nursery mugs etc. Leaf feet cup - impressed mark probably BROWNFIELD (the first part is oscured by a diamond register mark) Good conditionGit X over handle cup - unmarke, has tag whcih suggests Coalport. Hairline crack to pedestal base, both C & S quite 'clunky'
A Copeland figural candelabrum, modelled as a kneeling putti supporting three branched candle sconces, on socle base with turquoise and gilded band, height 40cm, together with a mid 19th Century Brownfield spill vase, modelled as a cherub gathering wheat, beside a turquoise glazed basket, on oval naturalistic base, height 16.5cm, two similar examples depicting grape harvesters beside barrels on oval bases, and a pair of Moore Brothers spill vases, modelled as cornucopia pulled by winged cherubs, with entwined blue ribbon, on oval base floral sprigs and Greek key moulded border, height 12cm. (6) PLEASE VIEW CONDITION REPORT
Selection (6) of London Transport/London Underground double-royal size (one is double-crown) POSTERS comprising 2013 Lines for all seasons (Underground 150th anniversary), 2014 Monkey band at large, 1977 Vintage Bus Route 100, 1977 Royal London by Susan Horner, 1980 Trains don't stop at St Pancras by Mick Brownfield and 1979 London Transport Guided Tours. Generally in very good condition with no major faults. [6]
Selection (7) of London Transport/London Underground mostly double-royal size (three are double-crown etc) POSTERS comprising 2013 Lines for all seasons (Underground 150th anniversary), 2014 Monkey band at large, 2012 ParalympicsGB Medallists Map (limited edition 692/1000), 1977 Vintage Bus Route 100, 1976 Posters, 1980 Trains don't stop at St Pancras by Mick Brownfield and 1947 Too old at 40? Generally in good to very good condition with some edge scuffs etc but no major faults. [7]
RARE WHITE STAR LINE FIRST CLASS HORS D'OEUVRES DISH, of triple clam shell form, decorated in 'Brownfield Wisteria' pattern transfer printed in brown and enamelled in red and turquoise, raised pierced foot, registration numbers to base ‘117214’ and ‘324028’, dated 11/1907, gilt rims, 26.3cms wideProvenance: private collection Cardiff.Auctioneer’s Note: this example is an extremely rare survivor in very good condition. These sectional dishes were used in the First Class lounges of ‘The Big Three’ – The Titanic, Olympic and Britannic. Manufactured by Stonier & Co. of Liverpool.Comments: some glaze crazing commensurate with age, enamels with some minor losses, 2 cracks to foot, gilding good.
Brownfield & Son(s), William, Hersteller von Steingut und Porzellan, Cobridge, 1850-1891: 3 Schenkkannen mit Kranichdekor, Kännchen mit PrunusdekorPorzellan, punziert, reliefiert und mit halbplastischen Kranichen dekoriert, Griffe und Aufglasur blau und braun bemalt, am Boden Pressmarke, Diamond Mark, einmal montierter Zinndeckel, Z2, sowie Kännchen, Steinzeug, im Boden Diamon Mark B für Burslem, Pinder, Bourne & Co. vom 7. Nov. 1877, 17cm hoch, Z1-2
A Mason's Ironstone China blue and white willow transfer print slop bucket (h-29cm), three Copeland Spode Italian transfer print blue and white rectangular serving dishes (largest l-41cm smallest l-36.5cm) and a William Brownfield blue and white Palmyra transfer print earthenware serving platter. (large crack from base to centre) (marked verso) (5)
A carved wood and painted group of a troika, with three seated figures and a horse, 52cm, together with a pair of Regency style cut glass hall lights, a 1900s Brownfield & Sons pottery jug, two further jugs, A Chinese ginger jar and lid, a green striped pottery vase, initialled JB, two Edwardian papier mache square boxes and a silver mounted umbrella, London, 1909, together with four further items, (qty)
A pair of large 19th century hand painted decorative porcelain wall plates / plaques by William Brownfield, each with gilt edge, the first with thatched cottage, figures, tree and children, hand painted 2171 verso, the other with a cottage, sheep, horse, man and dog in countryside, with impressed marks Brownfield 2/78, each 37cm. (2)
A BROWNFIELD 'WHITE CAT' DISH of basket-ware form, with a recumbent cat to one side, the base impressed 'BROWNFIELD 138', overall 27.5cm long. Condition Report : Structurally sound; tiny flake from glazing to cat's left ear; inner base of dish discoloured. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
Exquisite grouping featuring a Brownfield & Sons teacup and saucer adorned with jewel tones in a floral motif, highlighted with gold accents. A Franziska Hirsch demitasse cup and saucer in vibrant yellow and gold, featuring classic scenes and a charming butterfly handle. Completing the collection is a Wileman Foley square plate with a heavily scalloped edge, showcasing a striking red and black floral motif, elegantly finished with gold detailing. The plate measures: 7.5"L x 6.5"W x 0.5"H. Brownfield cup: 3.5"L x 2.75"W x 2.75"H, saucer: 1"H x 5.25" dia. Hirsch cup: 2.25"L x 1.75"W x 1.75"H, saucer: 0.75"H x 3.5" dia. Issued: Late 19th to early 20th centuryCondition: Age related wear.
A dinner service by two separate makers, decorated with a Heraldic device depicting a lamb comprising forty four Brownfield dinner plates, twenty one Brownfield dessert plates, seven Brownfield side plates, ten Bisto England crescent shaped plates, nine Brownfield soup bowls, ten Bisto England soup bowls, two lidded vegetable warmers, a large serving dish, two sauce tureens and two lidsChipping through rims, plates and bowls, also hairline on several of the rims, vegetable warmers in generally good condition, repair to one sauce boat and hairline fracture to other, surface dirt throughout, serving dish appears to be in generally good condition
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