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Click here to subscribeA COLLECTION OF VICTORIAN DRABWARE POTTERY JUGS19th century, including a Minton green 'Silenus' vessel, 23cm high, a Beech and Hancock cream 'Coral' jug with pewter cover with registration mark to base dated 5th July 1861, 20.5cm high, a Dudson blue pottery 'Tropical birds' jug, 22cm high, a pair of Ridgway and Abingdon pale green pottery 'Ivy' jugs, the taller 24cm high, a W. Ridgway green pottery 'Tam O' Shanter' jug dated1st October 1835, 23cm high, a J & T Lockett pale green pottery 'Bacchanalian Cherub's' jug with registration mark,a Thomas Till & Sons pale green pottery 'David and Goliath' jug, registration mark for 3rd June 1854, 21cm high; and a Ridgway & Co pale green pottery 'Chrysanthemum' jug, 25cm high (9)
Collection of 19th century pottery jugs and water jugs with pewter lids, all with moulded decoration of figures, figure groups, flowers, foliage etc. to include: Samuel Alcock entitled 'Naomi and her Daughters in-law', Ridgway 'Tam O'Shanter', Charles Meigh, Dudson 'Tropical Bird', Apostles jug etc. (13(B.P. 21% + VAT)) No obvious damage.
The emotive Pilot and Observer’s Memorial Plaques to Second Lieutenant J. C. G. Drummond and Second Lieutenant P. Chavasse - both of 59 Squadron, Royal Air Force, whose R.E.8 succumbed to the guns of the German Ace Otto Schmidt, 8 October 1918. Both young men, and in Chavasse’s case having only been flying in operational service for less than a week Memorial Plaque (John Cecil George Drummond) very fine Memorial Plaque (Percy Chavasse) very fine £400-£500 --- John Cecil George Drummond was born in Chiswick, Middlesex, in March 1899, the son of a telegraph clerk at the General Post Office, and he was educated at Christ’s Hospital School. He joined the Recruits Depot of the Royal Flying Corps in September 1917, and was commissioned Temporary Second Lieutenant in January 1918. Drummond carried out pilot training, and was posted for operational flying with 59 Squadron (R.E.8.s) on the Western Front in July 1918. His aircraft suffered damage when ‘heavily fired at... by rifle and machine gun fire while on counter attack patrol’ whilst over Irles and Achiet Le Grand on 23 August 1918. The latter was flown with with Second Lieutenant H. S. Dudson as his Observer, but as the weeks passed Drummond formed a more frequent flying partnership with Second Lieutenant Percy Chavasse as his Observer. Drummond and Chavasse flew multiple counter attack patrols together during the first week of October 1918. They were shot down and killed by the German Ace Otto Schmidt (the commanding officer of Jasta 5) near Wambaix on 8 October 1918. Both pilot and observer are commemorated together on the Arras Flying Services Memorial. Percy Chavasse was an orphan, and lived with his sister at his aunt and uncle’s house at 7 Trinity Avenue, Lenton, Nottingham. Chavasse was commissioned Temporary Second Lieutenant in the Indian Army Reserve of Officers, 28 August 1917. He was attached to the Royal Flying Corps, and qualified as an Observer on 14 September 1918. Chavasse was posted for operational service in France on 29 September 1918, and joined 59 Squadron on 2 October 1918. He was immediately thrust in action with Second Lieutenant Drummond as his pilot. Succumbing to the same fate as his pilot, when he fell under the guns of Otto Schmidt on 8 October 1918. Sold with the following original items relating to J. C. G. Drummond: Christ’s Hospital Tyson Prize awarded to recipient - leather bound copy of Aircraft in Warfare by F. W. Lanchester, front cover detached but with bookplate ‘Presented by The Governors of Christ’s Hospital To J. C. G. Drummond for Science, Grecians Examination July 1917’; two portrait photographs of recipient in uniform; a ‘Black Cat’ good luck postcard sent by recipient to ‘Mrs Drummond, “Ashton”, Martello Terrace, Kingstown, Ireland’; and copied research for both Drummond and Chavasse.
THREE BOXES OF MIXED CERAMICS to include a large quantity of Copeland Spode jugs and plates, a quantity of miniature ornaments, a quantity of 'Jasperware' inspired vessels from varying manufacturers including Wedgwood, Copeland Spode, and Dudson brothers (3 boxes) (Condition Report: considerable breakage and chipping to some larger vessels, evidence of 'staple technique' restoration on some of the jugs)
A LARGE GROUP OF CERAMIC AND OTHER GIFTWARE AND ORNAMENTS, to include an Enesco Disney Enchanting Collection 'Pretty Flower (Bambi, Thumper & Flower Figurine)' A28730, a Royal Crown Derby Barn Owl paperweight with gold stopper, a Beswick Cuckoo model no 2315 and Kingfisher no 3275, two Sylvac dog figures: no 1207 and 1380, height of tallest 28cm, a Genesis 'Circle of Love' sculpture, three Arora 'Hidden Treasures' enamel trinket boxes - the Wren trinket box containing original wren necklace trinket, five pieces of Wedgwood jasperware and a similar Dudson table lighter, The Royal Collection commemorative items including a boxed limited edition plate commemorating the Diamond Wedding Anniversary of HM Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh no 634/1000, a pair of bronzed bookends in the forms of cyclists, etc (qty) (Condition Report: most pieces appear in good condition, sd)
A GROUP OF NAMED CERAMICS, comprising a Coalport Queen Elizabeth 2012 commemorative figure, a Genesis-Heredities 'Tenderness' figurine, a Mats Jonasson baby seal glass paperweight, a Bohemian wine red cut to clear glass 'Barber bottle' (missing stopper), height 22.5cm, a vintage Ovaltine jug mixer (crazed), a small Minton two handled mug (hairline crack), thirteen pieces of Wedgwood green Jasperware, a Dudson Brothers green Jasperware teapot (reglued rim, chipped spout), a Royal Doulton 'Haarlem' pattern toast rack, etc. (Qty) (Condition Report: some pieces have crazing in varying degrees, other most obvious damage is mentioned in description)
Early Victorian theatrical Staffordshire figure of Sam Weller as played by actor William John Hammond (1797-1848). This depiction is lifted from Hammond's role in the production eponymous of Dickens' character 'Sam Weller' in 1837. Fully painted in Polychrome Enamels associated with the output of the Dudson Factory. Arms of the figure have signs of restoration. Height: 19.5cm
A group of shipping line ceramics, to include a Cunard Brocklebank oval dish by Hammersley, dated 1970, Harrison Line items comprising two cups, saucer, side plate and plate, by Dudson, a 'The Charente S.S. Co. Ltd.' teapot, bowl and larger bowl by Mason's, a small Anchor Line jug by A. Sneddon & Son Ltd (af), and a Cunard commemorative plate by Wedgwood, together with a hallmarked silver napkin ring for 'Warwick Castle', a sterling silver spoon for 'Olympia Admiral Dewey', silver plated items including a trumpet posy vase for 'S.S. Duchess of Atholl' (af), etc and a slim Zippo lighter for Harrison Line, with engraved named 'A. Ashton'.
A LARGE COLLECTION OF NAMED CERAMICS, to include a group of Shelley 'Versailles' pattern saucers, tea plates and two cake plates (one broken), a Foley china 'Imari' cup and saucer, four Aynsley cups and four saucers (one cup has a hairline crack), two Crown Staffordshire cups and two saucers pattern F12917 (one cup reglued), two Dudson Jasperware jugs (larger one has a chipped spout), a Shelley nursery dish with Mabel Lucy Attwell transfer design (chipped base),etc. (Qty) (Condition Report: dusty, most obvious damage is mentioned in description)
A BIZARRE CRAFT 'HONOLULU' CHARGER AND SUGAR SIFTER BY RENE DALE, each painted with a stylised tree, the charger bearing Dudson printed backstamp, both pieces having painted 'Bizarre Craft, Hand Painted, Rene Dale... 2002' backstamps, charger diameter 31.5cm, sifter height 13cm (2) (Condition Report: appear in good condition, sifter does not have a stopper)
A COLLECTION OF 20TH CENTURY CERAMIC ORNAMENTS, GIFTWARES, ETC, including six small Lilliput Lane cottages, Beswick 'Robin' no.980 and 'Nuthatch', no.2413, small Dudson Brothers jardiniere, a limited edition Coalport 'Fruit with Caughlan Jug' by Malcolm Harnett, no.767/2500, a set of four Royal Albert Country Kitten plates, Wedgwood giftware, Denby vase, Border Fine Arts Westie, etc, s.d. (Qty)
Early Victorian theatrical Staffordshire figure of Sam Weller as played by actor William John Hammond (1797-1848). This depiction is lifted from Hammond's role in the production eponymous of Dickens' character 'Sam Weller' in 1837. Fully painted in Polychrome Enamels associated with the output of the Dudson Factory. Arms of the figure have signs of restoration. Height: 19.5cm
A quantity of predominantly novelty teapots, including cottage ware examples, Sadler, Dudson Brothers blue and white example, Cardew Collectables 'Pooh's Head', Disney Showcase 'Jungle Book', Wedgwood 'April Flowers', Burleigh Ware 'Japonica', etc, also a Crown Ducal ware 'Louis' pattern blush ivory lidded biscuit barrel, etc (2).
A Chinese Porcelain Jar and Associated Cover, Guangxu, painted in underglaze blue with panels of birds, flowers and figured, six character reign mark,14.5cm (excluding the cover), together with A Crackle Glazed Vase, Dudson Stoneware Replica of the Portland Vase, sprigged with Peleus and Thetis, the base with a portrait of Paris, 23.5cm high, A Large Salt Glazed Stoneware Jug and Various Other Ceramics (two trays)Jar with matched cover - rim of the vase broken into several pieces and regluedCrackle glazed vase - rim heavily damaged and restuckPortland vase - in good conditionStoneware jug - glaze heavily worn, crazed, chip to spout.Other items in the lot not reported
A group of Napoleon-related pottery, 19th century comprising a Dudson spill holder group of Napoleon in a tent, circa 1840, 13.5cm high; a Staffordshire porcellaneous model of Napoleon standing, circa 1850, 20cm high; and another, modelled standing without a hat, 26cm high; together with a Continental porcelain portrait bust inkwell, incised J mark, 7cm high; another inkwell, with hat and uniform only, 6.5cm high; and a small Naples style bust, crown over N mark, 11cm high (6) Condition:Napoleon without hat - staining and crazing Napoleon without hat - small nibble to baseDudson holder - badly chipped to one holder with associated hairlines, losses to bocage. Smaller Continental inkwell - chips to base, wear to black enamel on hat. Larger inkwell - heavy wear to gilt Continental bust - chip to base and rubbing to gilt
A GROUP OF CERAMICS, GLASS AND METAL WARES, to include boxed Royal Worcester Noddy and Tessie Bear figures, a Dennis China Works dragonfly vase (with restoration and hairlines), a Dudson Bros coffee pot stamped 'The Birmingham Coffee House Co Ltd' with similar Copeland cream jug stamped 'Marlborough Blenheim', two pairs of plated sugar tongs, a pewter hot water jug, a crystal pedestal vase height 21.5cm x diameter 20cm, a George Jones & Sons Abbey 1790 coffee pot, a Satsuma vase (extensive repairs), etc (Condition Report: most pieces appear ok, sd and as stated in description)
Dudson limited edition clock Dudson Jasper Ware limited edition clock, number 35 of a run of 50, made as a replica of the piece produced for the Great Exhibition 185 in the year 2000 to commemorate the Dudson Bicentenary.Together with a copy of A Pottery Panorama Dudson Bicentenary 1800-2000 by Audrey M. Hudson, limited edition certificate and a Bicentenary dinner menu. 38cm high No damage or restoration. The clock requires a new battery.