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A Foley China tea service, for six decorated with stylised flowers, c.1940;   commemorative;   etc

A quantity of coffee cups and saucers, bowls, tea cups and saucers, etc to include Balmoral, Foley, Aynsley cabinet cups and saucers, etc

A collection of ceramics including Calais, Staffordshire Windermere, Foley bone china Ming rose. Including plates, cups etc. this lot cannot be posted

THREE BOXES OF MIXED MISCELLANEOUS GLASSWARE AND CERAMICS to include a quantity of Spode 'Green Camilla' tea and dinner ware comprising a tea pot, cups, saucers, side plates, dinner plates, a coffee pot, a cake plate etc, a quantity of vintage 'Queens' china cups and saucers, on 'Old Foley' butter dish, a small group of Aynsley, Royal Doulton, and Royal Worcester gift ware, two vintage chamber pots, a Royal Albert 'Brigadoon' tea pot and coffee pot, a blue glass punch bowl with cups, a box of clear glassware to include assorted aperitif, whisky, tumbler glasses (3 boxes and loose) (s.d)

Oriental ceramics; Japanese ginger jar, Noritake cup and saucer, pair of vases together with Foley Queen Victoria trio, other commemerative ware, Carlton ware vase, etc. One Box

Royal Doulton paor of wine glasses boxed, two other Doulton wine, three Stuart goblets, three Tutbury wine, other glassware, pipes, Foley trio, brass letter opener etc. One tray plus one

A Wileman & Co (Foley China Company) part tea set, with gilt and blue floral decoration and with scallop or petal shape, comprising two sandwich plates, nine side plates, seven teacups and saucers and milk jug. CONDITION REPORT: Two of the cups have cracks and two have discoloured crazing. The remaining three sound dull when tapped but we can see no issues. Once saucer is cracked, the others are all in good order. Two side plates are cracked, the others are all in good order, however a couple have slight specks of discolouration but nothing majorly untoward. The milk jug has discolouration to the base and spout. One of the sandwich plates has a couple of specks of discolouration but otherwise it is in good order.

Royal Albert Lady Angela tea and dinner wares, Victorian heather painted cups and saucers, Foley Elaine dessert bowls and other tea and coffee wares Condition Report:Available upon request

A pair of early 20th century signed photographic portraits by Ray & Foley, depicting a gentleman in Masonic type regalia and a lady, unidentified, signed in the margin, glazed and framed, 27cm x 38cm each.

A Baron Barnstaple motto puzzle jug, maker's mark to base, H10.5cm, a Foley Intarsio Ware small jardiniere, maker's stamp to base, ref. 3062, a pair of Gustavsberg Argentaware pots, and a Longpark Devon pottery lizard vase, maker's mark to base, H15cm (5)

Pottery to include a Shelley Late Foley trio, a Staffordshire dog, a Doulton Lambeth small jug, an oriental bowl (Af), with an oriental figure (Qty). Generally good with some damages.

WILEMAN FOLEY; a 'Spano-Lustra' vase of squat form, with incised decoration, height 13cm, diameter 18cm.

FOLEY INTARSIO; a pair of cylindrical vases, decorated with floral sprays 7398, height 21cm (2).

Frederick Rhead for Foley, Intarsio earthenware clock surround, decorated with figures, the central panel with sailing boats and birds and scroll with Carpe Diem to the centre, makers marks to reverso H29cm Original dial, hands, bezel and backplate but fitted with a later quartz battery movement.H29cm, W25cm Depth 10cm, clock diameter 8cm

A 1920s Shelley tea service with no pot, late Foley pattern. Quantity , mostly good condition , some with wear

Henry Foley (1848-1874) St Mary's Cathedral, Plympton, Plymouth signed, oil on canvas, 24cm x 19.5cm

A pair of Victorian Wileman Foley (pre-Shelley) 'Fola' candle lamps, late 19th century, each modelled as naturalistic bamboo canes around a stylised bamboo column with brass fittings, printed marks, each 26cm high, each with the original ceramic shade (one crudely repaired and incomplete, the other in pieces) (4) 

A collection of Foley, Mintons and Spode tea and dinner wares, comprising a Foley fifteen piece floral pattern coffee service, printed and tinted decoration, pattern no.2524, a Mintons nine piece tea for two set, pattern no. B919 and four pieces of Spode "Billingsley Rose", s.d. (2 Boxes)

Shelley Late Foley Intarsio candlestick / candleholder, missing some tiny bits of brown glaze round the base, a very unusual item, height 14.5cm approx.

Royal Doulton Art Deco part tea-service, printed green marks, pattern no. V.1409, with pink and blue flowers within green lined rims, comprising: six teacups, saucers, side-plates, a cake-plate, an oval sugar-bowl and a milk-jug, together with a Foley bone china Cornflower pattern part tea-service, comprising: milk-jug, a sugar-bowl, four teacups, five saucers, six side-plates and a cake plate Condition Report Doulton - sugar bowl with chip to rim and hairline crack. One teacup with hairline crack and chip to foot.Foley - Creamer with chip to rim.All pieces with surface marks, accretions and general wear and tear.

Philip II of Spain and King of England, 1556, a cast bronze medal by Gianpaolo Poggini, draped bust left, rev. pelican feeding her young, inscribed tabled below, 39mm (MI 80/37; Van Loon I 10; Attwood –). Some very minor scratches on obverse, otherwise good very fine and very rare £200-£300 --- Provenance: C. Foley Collection, Woolley and Wallis, 16 October 2014, Lot 29; Bt. D. Fearon, October 2010

Quantity of Wileman Foley tea wares produced for Queen Victoria's Jubilee 1897

A FOLEY CHARLES WILEMAN & CO INTARSIO VASE, pattern 3012, decorated with a vertical panel of yellow flower heads & blue leaves with fish scales design, in blue, green, yellow and brown, alternate panels, height 31cm, REG. NO. 330302 (1) (Condition Report: a small rough area of glaze near the base, visible crazing, a few rough areas of glaze along edges of handle)

Sydney Foley, ‘Winter Moorings, Woodbridge’, signed, labelled verso, watercolour, 35 x 53.5cm.

A Foley Art Deco porcelain part tea service.

A vintage Foley bone china tea service (15 pieces), shipping unavailable

BACK TO THE FUTURE PART II (1989) - Hill Valley Police Badge Crew Gift - A Hill Valley Police badge crew gift from the production of Robert Zemeckis' sci-fi sequel Back to the Future Part II. Hill Valley police badges were worn by officers Foley and Reese (Mary Ellen Trainor) when they found Jennifer Parker (Elisabeth Shue) unconscious in an alley.This badge was gifted to Academy Award®-nominated costume designer Joanna Johnston. There is glue residue around the pins and faded handwriting on the back. Dimensions: 8.5 cm x 7 cm x 1 cm (3.25" x 2.75" x 0.5")Estimate: £400 - 800 M Bidding for this lot will end on Saturday, November 16th. The auction will begin at 3:00 PM GMT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 14th, Friday, November 15th or Sunday, November 17th.

Box of cabinet cups and saucers, Spode, Coalport, Royal Albert Lily of The Valley, Foley China etc

Box of cabinet cups and saucers and Oriental coffee cups and saucers, Foley Bone China and Hornsea Pottery

George Cameron Foley (Scottish 1910-1992) 'Runswick' Framed watercolour Inscribed and dated verso Provenance -The artists family 36cm x 25cm

A pair of racecards for the 2016 2,000 Guineas and 1,000 Guinea's fully-signed by the competing jockeys,the Classics won by the colt Galileo Gold (Frankie Dettori) and the filly Minding (Ryan Moore), all signatures in ink, the 2,000 Guineas jockeys comprising Ryan Moore, Seamie Heffernan, James Doyle, Jim Crowley, Frankie Dettori, Kevin Manning, Connor Beasley, Pat Smullen, Paul Hanagan, William Buick, George Baker, Tom Queally & Adam Kirby; the 1,000 Guineas signed by Colm O'Donoghue, Jim Crowley, Seamie Heffernan, Jimmy Fortune, Charles Bishop, James Doyle, Pat Smullen, Shane Foley, William Buick, Vincent Cheminaud, Ryan Moore, Ted Durcan, Frankie Dettori, Silvestre De Sousa, Andrea Atzeni & Kevin Manning, double-mounted under glass in a gilt frame, 32 by 58cm., good condition.

Henry Foley - a market scene, oil, signed, 15cm x 30cm, framedLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

Game Books. A collection of Six Game Books, early to mid-20th-century, game books and shooting journals, compiled by Mr H. T. H. Foley of Hereford, compiled in manuscript, with press cuttings, receipts for the sale of wildfowl, letters, photographs and ephemera, all edges gilt, contemporary morocco, various colours, a little worn and rubbed, large 8vo, together with two wildfowl ledgers from the 1940s detailing shooting expeditions (including punt-gunning) mostly around Milford Haven, publisher's quarter cloth, boards worn and rubbed with manuscript annotations to the upper cover of one volume, slim upright 4to, together with a typed 'pre-publication' edition of 'Hunting Talk' by Major W. Fraser Tytler, circa 1918, publisher's cloth with gilt title to the spine, and another similar, slim 8vo, with 'The Field Botanist's Diary' 1922, a botanist's record book, with manuscript annotations of plants found (mainly in Devon) with the date and situation, slim oblong 8vo, plus Wheatley (Hewitt). The Rod and Line..., 1849, additional half-title, nine plates of flies and tackle (including frontispiece), all with contemporary hand-colouring, hinges cracked, publisher's cloth, worn and faded, small 8voQTY: (12)

Irish Interest: A Radical Priest in Mayo by Gerard Moran, 1994; Ideology and Ireland in the Nineteenth Century edited by Tadhg Foley, 1998 plus 17 others (19)

DERBY FIGURE OF A PUG DOG AND A RARE CHARLES BOURNE FIGURE OF A PUG DOG LATE 18TH CENTURY the Derby figure modelled seated on a scroll base, unmarked; the pug seated on a black cushion with tassels, red CB mark 6.7cm and 7cm high Provenance: The Maisels Collection of British Ceramics Note: The work of Charles Bourne's factory is known from his initials being found on a few pieces.  The factory at Foley flourished from around 1817 to 1830.  Recorded animals include a cat, dog, a stag and hind, a ram and a ewe, on a blue or green base.The Derby dog bears a label for D. M & P Manhein, New York City

Fifteen various trio sets/cups and saucers including Foley, Aynsley, Royal Worcester etc.

Two boxes of assorted ceramics to include Royal Worcester Evesham, Royal Copenhagen, Sadler, Diamond China, Foley China, etc.

TWO BOXES AND LOOSE VINTAGE CERAMICS to include two Minton Green Cockatrice coffee cups with saucers, a mid-nineteenth century Minton prunus pattern cup and saucer back stamped 'Minton Depot 21 Rue Drouot Emile Bourgouis' (hairline crack), a EB Foley tea cup and saucer (dull when tapped) a Radford tea cup and saucer, a Carlton Ware blue ginger pot, a basket of Minton 'Hardwick' tea wares comprising tea cups, saucers, and side plates, a white and blue tea pot, a box of Duchess 'Indian Tree' dinnerware's, a group of Portmeirion 'Botanic Garden' plates, two green onyx trinket boxes, and three Mason's plates (2 boxes and loose) (s.d)

ONE BOX OF MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS to include a 'Chamonix' cowbell, four souvenir dolls, two royal commemorative mugs, an Old Foley 'Garland Rise' square trinket dish, a Marston Thompson Evershed Limited fountain pen, Ideal fountain pen, a Wahl Eversharp silver plated pencil, and a patterned vintage mechanical pencil, a horn handled plated fish fork with etched fish image, a quantity of assorted vintage cutlery, etc (1 box) (s.d)

A QUANTITY OF MOSTLY 'DENMARK' PATTERNED CERAMICS comprising a group of 'Furnivals' items comprising four teacups, three saucers, five side plates (four with chips), and one salad plate, three 'Royal Copenhagen' items to include two mugs (light stains inside) and a serving bowl (slightly scratched), two 'Mason's' saucers and a tea plate, and two 'Queen's' dinner plates, a Foley porcelain coffee cup and saucer, a gilt and cobalt blue Royal Worcester coffee cup and saucer (hairline crack to the cup) (qty) (Condition Report: major issues listed above in the main description, some items sticky from usage)

Royal Worcester 'Roseland' tea set with floral and blue borderline design, comprising of four cups, saucers and side plates, milk jug and sugar bowl, together with two B&L Ltd Farmers Arms 'God speed the plough' plates, diameter 15.5cm, J.F Wileman Foley Potteries Queen Victoria Royal Jubilee plate, diameter 16.5, Grosvenor China hand painted small dish with garden and tree scene, diameter 9.5cm and a pair of small porcelain dog figurines with hand painted finish and red anchor marking to base

A pair of Wileman & Co Foley Intarsio 'Water Lily' pattern vases. Model 3022, decorated with pale yellow flowers on a dark blue ground. H24cm. Condition Report: One has a large two piece chip from the rim, that has been glued back in place, with a small chip to outside of the rim. The other has a chip to the side of the base and another to the bottom of the base.

A Foley China Porcelain Coffee Set, decorated with prunus blossom, together with a Royal Worcester "Marley" pattern teaset, a Clarice Cliff daffodil bowl and rectangular sandwich plate (two trays)

A set of vintage pink glass schnapps decanter and glasses with yellow transfer hunting scene patterns; Masons teacups and saucers; Art Deco black and white Foley China teacups and saucers; Royal Doulton 'Millennium' coffee cup, saucer and trinket pot etc

Foley China tea ware, pattern 7774 to include tea pot, lidded sugar bowl, cake plate, sugar bowl, milk jug, 6 cups, 5 side plates and 9 saucers. 25 pieces (1 tray)

Foley China part cabaret set decorated in blue & white, comprising tray, tea pot and four cups and saucers. (10)

Foley China Bamboo candle lamp. Height 19cm

Shelley Foley China, two Foley Faience items including footed fruit bowl and lidded twin handle vase a/f. Height of tallest: 24.5cm (2)

Foley China six place setting tea set decorated with flowers on a pale blue ground

Foley China tea for two teaware with interior flower decoration, tallest 14cm

RICHARD FOLEY (fl.1861) Juliet Erskine, 1857 Signed and dated Watercolour, 41 x 61cmExhibited: Maritime Paintings of Cork, Crawford Municipal Art Gallery, Cork 2005The wooden sailing barque Juliet Erskine, alongside her sister ship Choice, is depicted flying a distinctive flag featuring a red circle on a white square, framed by a green border. While the Choice is shown near Cork Harbour, the precise location of the harbour in the Juliet Erskine painting remains uncertain. Both the Juliet Erskine and a distant paddle steamer are flying green, white, and red tricolours from their mizzen masts, suggesting the possibility of an Italian port, potentially Genoa.According to the 1858 New York Marine Register, the Juliet Erskine (signal no. 714) was built in 1843 in Sunderland, England. Her home port is listed as Cork, and her owners are recorded as 'Darley and Foley', a likely misspelling of Daley and Foley, as similarly noted in the 1861 Lloyd's Register. The 297-ton vessel underwent metallisation in September 1853 and again in 1857. By 1859, the American Lloyd's Register of American and Foreign Shipping lists J. Kelly as the ship's captain. This watercolour portrait is believed to have been executed by Richard Foley, the vessel's owner.

RICHARD FOLEY (FL.1861) Choice, 1861 Signed and dated  Watercolour, 41 x 61cmExhibited: Maritime Paintings of Cork, Crawford Municipal Art Gallery, Cork 2005The wooden barque Choice is depicted sailing close-hauled to the wind, with the Pilot Jack flown at the foremast, indicating the need for a pilot. A Cork pilot cutter, seen veering away from the stern, suggests that the pilot has just boarded. In the right background, Roche’s Point lighthouse is visible, while a paddle steamer approaches the harbour entrance.The Choice, a 355-ton vessel, is recorded in the 1861 and 1865 editions of the American Lloyd’s Register of American and Foreign Shipping. Built in Newcastle in 1854 for the owners Foley and Daley, the vessel bore the signal number 455. Registered in Cork, Choice was commanded by Captain D. Sullivan. The 111-foot vessel had its hull metalled in 1859 and again in 1863. A survey conducted in New York in 1860 indicates that the ship was employed on transatlantic routes in addition to European voyages. The owners, Daley and Foley, also possessed the Juliet Erskine, a slightly smaller wooden barque built in Sunderland in 1843. Both ships were painted by Richard Foley.

A quantity of The Foley China (Wileman Foley) Daisy & Blackberry pattern in lilac tea ware, RD 115510

Important English Royal inlaid satinwood table made for H.M. Queen Adelaide, the Consort of H.M. King William IV in the transitional French-style, attributed to Robert Blake and Sons, circa 1830. The top inlaid with rococo style marquetry in varied exotic timbers and ivory, some stained, bearing the crowned AR cypher of Adelaide of Saxe-Meinigen, Queen of the United Kingdom (1831-1837), with side drawer and adorned with ormolu mounts surmounting the cabriole legs and feet. The top 51 x 34cm, 67cm high. APHA Ref: ZZTQ3C5R This fine table is indicative in design and conception of the Anglo-gallic taste which emerged during the first three decades of the 19th century thanks to the trend for collecting objects related to the Anciene regime, sparked by important tastemakers such as King George IV, William Beckford and dealer-designers such as Edward Holmes Baldock and Robert Fogg. Whilst unsigned, the marquetry can be attributed to the Blake workshop, premier marquetry producers in London during the 1830s and 1840s, who worked notably for designers and dealers like Baldock. It is interesting to note that such florid monograms appear in marquetry form by Blake on a series of Louis XV-style West Indian Satinwood desks made for the Duchess of Buccleuch as well as on the celebrated tables made for King Louis Philippe at Claremont. Likewise, the stylised tendrils are comparable, albeit on a reduced scale, with those found on the celebrated case of the Erard piano supplied to Baron Foley, now in the Met. The use of satinwood as a ground inlaid with different precious timbers (some dyed) and ivory further supports this, being a feature used on multiple occasions by the workshop. It is interesting to note, given the provenance, the mounts mirror those on a bureau de dame by Leonard Boudin purchased by the Queen, still in the Royal collection. Whilst at present it is not known from whom this was acquired it is not impossible that it may be the same source as the present table in light of the practices of contemporary dealer-designers like Baldock and Fogg. Provenance: commissioned by Queen Adelaide (1792-1849), consort to King William IV A gift to the Rev Fredrick William Blomberg (1761-1847), personal secretary and Chaplain to King George IV and subsequently chaplain in ordinary to King William IV, by Queen Adelaide. Upon his death by descent to the Newbery family and thence by descent.

A large collection of various patterned tea and dinner ware to include Foley China, Staffordshire, Queens 'Blue Iris' patterned tea and dinner ware, Denby cups etc.

FOUR BOXES AND LOOSE GLASSWARE AND CERAMICS, a collection of ceramic animals, ceramic James Kent 'Old Foley' mugs, Royal memorabilia, a variety of large glass serving bowls, glass footed dessert bowls, crystal vase, etched sherbet glasses, Mickey and Minnie wine glasses, vintage glass table lighters, crystal Pyrex ovenware, etc. (sd), (4 boxes + loose)

A collection of porcelain and glassware including six jelly moulds, Old Foley bon bon dish, Chelson china, a Longton mug, a Denby mug, a large wash stand set jug and bowl, glass trifle/fruit bowl with stand and a silver on copper tray **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR IN-HOUSE POSTING AND PACKING**

A Foley China 1937 Coronation mug and plate, and other assorted ceramic, prints, and glass (qty)

Old Foley Cake Stand, Royal Albert plates, XIX Century cup and saucer, XIX Century Davenport cup and saucers:- Two Boxes.

Two Foley China Coffee Sets and Teaware:- One Tray.