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THREE SQUARE DELFT POTTERY TILES WITH OTTOMAN MAIDENS BY RAVESTEIJN Utrecht, The Netherlands, second half 19th centuryComprising three wall tiles of square shape, painted in cobalt blue on white ground, two tiles repeating the same motif depicting a veiled maiden wearing a long dress and pointed shoes, and the third tile with a Greek maiden in profile, with an elaborate hairdo and open sandals, all set within circular medallions, the corners filled with stylised floral motifs.Each 15.2cm x 15.4cm Delftware tiles of this type and precise measurements are usually attributed to the late 19th-century Ravesteijn tile factory manufacture in Utrecht. Their inspiration for the non-European subjects was drawn from the engravings of Oriental and Ottoman figures published in 16th and 17th-century travelogues and diaries, such as the Navigations et Pérégrinations Orientales by Nicolas de Nicolay, published in Lyons in 1568. An analogous set of tiles was successfully sold at Sotheby's London, 6 April 2011, lot 411. Each 15.2cm x 15.4cm Qty: 3

A delftware large wall plaque, 12 inches diameter,

A group of English and Dutch delftware tiles, mid 18th century and later including a blue and manganese tile painted with a man by a bridge, probably Lambeth; a similar Dutch tile painted with a vase of flowers; and seven various blue and white and polychrome tiles [9].

A garniture of five Dutch [Het Bijltje] blue and white delftware vases and three covers, painted with elaborate flower sprays within moulded cartouches, hatchet marks, 18th century, 27-37cm [some losses and repair].

A pair of Dutch blue and white delftware baluster vases and covers of ribbed octagonal form, the covers with lion finials, painted in the Chinese manner with jardinieres, flowers and foliage, BV marks, 41cm [some damage and repair].

Assortment of ceramics to include a Rosenthal, Germany hand painted floral vase, H 20cm, a late Victorian Silver and Pottery scent bottle by John Reading and Sons. Wemyss Strawberry jar (missing cover lid), Delftware hand painted mermaid and seahorse footed jar and a pair of two handled hand painted mugs and a cockerel mug.

Three vases in Dutch Delftware and Iznik-style pottery, 18th/20th C.H 44,5 - 43 - 29,3 cm

A set of 3 Mid 20th Century delftware plates. Probably French. 20cm

A mid 18th century English polychrome delftware dish, decorated in magenta, blue, green and yellow with stylised roses, 34cm diameter, 6cm high Numerous old chips around the rim, other small firing marks scattered throughout the glaze, rubbed around the foot rim but essentially fair to good conditionPLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

A set of six London delftware polychrome plates, late 18th century, each painted with a fenced garden scene within flower swag borders, 23cm diameter All of the plates with varying degress of fritting and chipping around the rims, one plate with a crack running three quarters of the way around rim.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

THE LONGRIDGE COLLECTION OF ENGLISH SLIPWARE AND DELFTWARE; two volumes, in slipcase.

THE LONGRIDGE COLLECTION OF ENGLISH SLIPWARE AND DELFTWARE; two volumes, in slipcase.

THE LONGRIDGE COLLECTION OF ENGLISH SLIPWARE AND DELFTWARE; two volumes, in slipcase.Condition Report: All of these lots of books are in new condition, and have not been out of there outer packaging.

THE LONGRIDGE COLLECTION OF ENGLISH SLIPWARE AND DELFTWARE; two volumes, in slipcase.

THE LONGRIDGE COLLECTION OF ENGLISH SLIPWARE AND DELFTWARE; two volumes, in slipcase.

THE LONGRIDGE COLLECTION OF ENGLISH SLIPWARE AND DELFTWARE; two volumes, in slipcase.

Six 18th century style manganese-decorated delftware tiles, each painted with figures in military uniform, 13cm x 13cm

An English delftware blue and white bowl, probably Bristol, c.1750, the interior with inscription One Bowl / more and / Then., within concentric ring borders, the exterior with a continuous landscape with a young lady and an architectural ruin, with birds in flight beyond, 26.5cm diameter, 11cm highFootnotes: Note: a smaller example with the same inscription within concentric rings to the interior is in the Bristol City Art Gallery Collection, no. G.2013, illustrated in Frank Britton, English Delftware in the Bristol Collection (1982), p. 286, no. 18.30. Condition Report: There is some evidence of overpainting and clear lacquer suggesting that this bowl has probably been broken through and repaired.  The restoration is discreet and well carried out, making it difficult to discern the exact nature of the damage concealed.  There is some slight peeling of the overpainting to the left and right of the lady, and in places there is some very slight yellowing as the restoration ages.  In time the bowl will benefit from being restored again.  In addition, there is some flaking to the glaze on the rim.

An English delftware blue and white flower-brick, mid-18th century, each side painted with two panels of mimosa flowers enclosed by line borders, the top with a rectangular aperture flanked by six small circular apertures, 9cm high, 15.8cm wide, 6.8cm deepFootnotes: Note: For similar examples of shape and decoration see Frank Britton, English Delftware in the Bristol Collection (1982). Condition Report: There is some flaking / slight chipping to the extremities / edges, which is to be expected.  There are some cracks to the upper part with a crack running down one side and into the base.  On each end there is a crack from the upper part running part way down the end.

An English delftware blue and white oviform pharmacy jar, probably London, c.1720-30, blue cross mark, with a short foot and rim, the front painted with a label inscribed U: CÆRUL . FORT in a strapwork escutcheon with winged putti holding flowers and centred by a shell, the lower part with pendant flowers and husks and centred by a winged cherubim mask, 18cm highFootnotes: Note: The original contents of this drug-jar were Caeruleum, unguentum, known as ‘The Blue Ointment’, which was an unguent used as an anti-venereal disease agent which was made from hog’s lard, turpentine and mercury. Condition Report: Overall this drug-jar is in reasonable condition – the principal issue is the flaking and chipping to the upper rim and footrim.  The cracks to the glaze throughout, some of which are dirt-filled, is more minor.  There has been an attempt to disguise the flaking / chipping to the upper rim with some slight filling / overpainting – this is very crudely done.  Ideally a restorer should remove this crude repair and either carry out a proper filling (which should be reasonably low cost) or it could be left without any repair.  

Two English delftware blue and white chinoiserie dishes, mid-18th century, the larger painted with a stylised river landscape with a heron perched on a fence by bamboo on a terrace, a willow tree issuing from rockwork nearby before distant ships, 37cm diameter; the smaller with a chinoiserie figure seated on a rock under a tree and pointing towards a bird perched on a plant, 29.7cm diameter (2)Provenance: With Lucy Johnson Antiques, London (the larger plate, paper label attached to the reverse).Condition Report: Larger plate: There is some flaking to the glaze of the rim – the largest area is to the edge of the rim at 9.30 o’clock, and just below it there is another area of flaking which has been over-painted to disguise it.  In addition there is a slender area to the edge of the well (at 8 o’clock) which has been overpainted to disguise flaking – this is not very noticeable.  On the underside there is some chipping to the footrim. Smaller: There is a crack from the rim at 4 o’clock which branches at the well (with an associated minute loss at the well).  In addition there is some flaking and very small chipping to the rim.

A pair of delftware tiles 13cm square

A pair of Delftware tiles 13cm square

A collection of Delftware items Comprising of a blue and white Delft dish with oak leaf decoration; a manganese-painted Delft tile depicting the expulsion from Eden; a polychrome Delft tile with a moth in a wreath; a tile with blue and yellow decoration; and two further later French plates.Plate 23cm diameter; Eden tile 12.5cm square; moth tile 15cm x 14.5cm; final tile 15cm squareQty: 6The plate with biscuit chipping around the edges. The Eden tile with loss to the bottom left which has been re-glued. The moth tile with chips, scratches and crazing commensurate with age and use. The further tile is similarly damaged with a notable scratch in the glaze running from the left-hand side.

A collection of ceramics and glass An early Worcester crescent marked blue and white teapot with a later associated lid; an early Lowestoft blue and white bowl in the Chinese style; a 19th century Delft dish; blue and white transfer printed lobed dishes; a pierced-sided comport with bocage and blue and white decoration; together with a collection of decanters to include a pair and various others.Qty: QauntityThe lobed Chinese bowl in generally good condition. The smaller famille rose bowl with cracks and fractures running down from the rim with some losses to the rim. The larger famille rose bowl with signs of notable repair to the edge and rubbing to the decoration. The lobed single dish with a notable repair and some chips to the rim. The two similar plates with lobed rims, one with a notable repair, the other with some chipping to the rim. The dish with vase decoration to the centre with light chipping to the rim. The second largest dish in generally good condition with some biscuit chipping to the rim. The largest dish in generally good condition. The Delft sectioned dish with some biscuit chipping to the rim commensurate with age and use. The various blue and white with craquelure throughout and some chips to the rims. The pierced comport with signs of repair to the extremities. The shaped coffee can with chips to the rim and losses to the handle. The larger blue and white coffee can in generally good condition. The smaller coffee can in generally good condition. The glass decanters with losses particularly to the stoppers. The Meissen cherub with a loss to the back and losses to the bocage on the fingers.The Lowestoft bowl with a notable crack. Losses to the Delftware and other minor losses throughout the ceramics. The Worcester teapot with a slight loss to the spout, minor chipping to the foot, slight scratching to the glaze and other surface dirt throughout.

An 18th Century delftware charger with blue painted decoration, the central panel depicting insects amidst flowers, with floral border

An 18th Century blue painted delftware charger, the central panel decorated with a scene depicting a bird amidst foliage and a floral panel border

An 18th Century blue painted delftware charger, the central panel decorated with a scene depicting a bird amidst foliage and a floral panel border

An 18th Century delftware plate with blue painted floral panel decoration

An 18th Century delftware plate with blue painted floral decoration

An old delftware tile and a modern tin glazed example - sold with five Victorian dust pressed tiles with blue transfer printed decoration

An 18th Century delftware plate with blue painted floral decoration

Three antique delftware plates, two with floral patterns the other with central leaping deer

An 18th Century delftware charger with blue painted floral decoration

An antique delftware dish of lobed form with all over polychrome chinoiserie decoration, depicting figures in landscapes

A large 18th Century English delftware plate with blue painted decoration, depicting a Chinese lady amidst bamboo (a/f) - sold with a smaller Dutch plate with leaf and flower decoration

An Assortment of "925" and Other Necklaces, to include Delftware pendant, heart locket, blue goldstone necklace of heart drop design, etc.

A polychrome painted Delftware plate early 18th century, painted with a chinoiserie scene, 36cm diameterCondition ReportFritting to rim, restored, minor losses to paintwork.

A polychrome painted Delftware dish early 18th century, painted with floral sprays, 35.5cm diameterCondition ReportFritting and minor chips to rim, uneven firing, discoloration to centre.

Box of Japanese porcelain including Kutani and 4 Delftware miniature vases

2 Delftware covered vases with blue floral decoration, openwork decoration in neck and belly with different scene with woman working in the fields, Holland 19th century, 20 cm high (chip) and earthenware bowl on foot in the shape of a nautilus shell with rich blue decoration, Holland 19th century

Delftware dish with blue floral decoration and flower vase in heart, Holland 17th century, 35 cm diameter (fitting/chips)

Miscellaneous Japanese and Northern European ceramics, 18th and 19th c, to include a Northern European faience hors d'oeuvres dish, Satsuma koro and Japanese dishes, saucers and bowls, various sizes and marks (11) Figure atop koro with broken off head, chips to rim of hors d'oeuvres dish, cracks to delftware bowl, crack to bowls

A delftware blue and white drug jar, mid-18th century, probably Lambeth, the jar inscribed 'U:Simplex', within a panel topped with angels, birds and foliage, 14.5cm diameter 17.5cm highCondition ReportOverall the jar is in good condition with no obvious signs of repair or retouching. There are some manufacturing flaws to the glaze and a few small chips commensurate with age and use. Please see additional images for reference.

A group of three delftware chargers, 17th/18th century, Dutch, comprising a polychrome example, and two blue and white examples,each approximately 34cm diameter (3)Provenance: The property of the late Baron John Mauger Langin.

Three 15th century pieces from the Saga Visal Hoi-an hoard Vietnamese shipwreck and a delft dish, 26cm. Condition - commensurate with age Large Hoi An bowl crazed and discoloured cream in areas as shown; shallow grazes to unglazed rim but not chipped or cracked; chip to inside edge of footrim, approx. 12x6mm; further minor knocks to footrim; 23cm diam.; height 5.3cm.  Other two Hoi An bowls good.  18th century delftware plate not chipped or cracked but numerous acceptable nicks around yellow rim.  No repairs in this lot.

Small quantity of modern Delftware, a Masons Ironstone 'Regency' pattern jug, three Prinknash pottery jugs, further assorted chinaware and books (3 boxes plus) 

Turquoise toned with lustre finish & branch patterning. Brass accented middle portion of piece. Copper top. Hand Painted Delftware Made In Holland on bottom of piece. Dimensions: 3"W x 5.75"HManufacturer: DelftCountry of Origin: HollandCondition: Age related wear.

A quantity of sundry ceramics and collectors' items including Staffordshire flatback, Royal Worcester teacup and saucer with matching side plate, Carlton ware green glaze toast rack, a 19th century Delftware puzzle jug, Goss China, a small quantity of silver plated cutlery, a green and clear art glass hallmarked silver mounted stem vase, height 20.5cm, etc.

THE LONGRIDGE COLLECTION OF ENGLISH SLIPWARE AND DELFTWARE; two volumes, in slipcase.

THE LONGRIDGE COLLECTION OF ENGLISH SLIPWARE AND DELFTWARE; two volumes, in slipcase.

THE LONGRIDGE COLLECTION OF ENGLISH SLIPWARE AND DELFTWARE; two volumes, in slipcase.

THE LONGRIDGE COLLECTION OF ENGLISH SLIPWARE AND DELFTWARE; two volumes, in slipcase.

THE LONGRIDGE COLLECTION OF ENGLISH SLIPWARE AND DELFTWARE; two volumes, in slipcase.

A large London delftware apothecary or drug jar, mid 18th century, originally decorated in blue with a cartouche inscribed 'Ther: Andro', later enamelled in the 19th century with a famille rose design of insects, crabs and scattered flowers between pink and green borders, with a later wooden cover, some chipping, cracked, 39.5cm overall. (2) Together with a letter from the Worshipful Society of Apothecaries, dated 4th April 1962, and another from the Wellcome Historical Medical Museum, dated 23rd May 1962.Provenance: the Joy Hallam Collection. Illustrated: HobbyPharm, vol. 4, No.3, 1983.

A large delftware dish or charger, c.1740, painted in blue with a bird perched on a branch beside an ornamental fence, the rim with a repeated formal floral design, 33.3cm.

A creamware melon tureen and cover, late 18th/19th century, modelled as an oval gourd on a large leaf base, a Lambeth (Abigail Griffiths) delftware plate, c.1760, painted in polychrome enamels with a seated Chinese figure, and a pearlware plate painted in blue with a figure holding a parasol, within a reticulated rim, some faults, 22.8cm max. (4)Provenance: the Joy Hallam Collection.

An early London delftware plate, c.1670, the octagonal form painted with a Chinese figure seated in a landscape, the scene repeated to the rim, and two London delftware tiles, c.1680-1700, painted in blue with European travellers within circular panels, one tile broken and restuck, 21.3cm max. (3)

A rare delftware sauceboat, c.1745-55, probably Bristol or Wincanton, the generous form painted with five small panels of flowers in blue enamels on a pale powdered manganese ground, a short rim crack, 21.5cm across.

A rare London delftware Royalist mug, c.1780 or later, painted in blue, black and manganese with scroll and flower design around the initials GR, the tall straight neck with concentric bands, some chipping to the foot, 16.8cm.