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Click here to subscribeA Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern tea set, comprising teapot, sucrier, cream jug, sugar bowl, eleven cups, fourteen saucers, and thirteen 15 cm plates (box)Rubbing to the guilt throughout, 1 cup having a large crack and has been repaired. teapot has been repaired at the spout, 1 plate has been repaired and cracked
A Spode New Stone dinner service decorated in the Imari palette 19th century, comprising 49 dinner plates, 24cm diameter, 39 side plates, 20.3cm diameter, 21 soup bowls, 24.4 diameter, a graduated set of octagonal serving dishes, largest 40.5cm x 50.8cm, smallest 17.5cm x 26cm, 4 sauce tureens, covers and stands, height excluding stand 15.5cm, a meat strainer, 25.5cm x 27cm, a large footed punch bowl, 27.5cm wide, 18cm high, 4 vegetable tureens, 3 with covers, 24cm diameter, 16.5cm high, impressed marks (qty.)Condition Report49 dinner plates (10 with noticable chips).38 side plates (5 with noticeable chips).21 soup bowls (1 chipped. Two with hairline cracks. Two with cracks and rivet repairs).12 graduated octagonal serving dishes (Second largest with hairline crack to the centre. Second smallest with large chip to the rim. One of the smallest with a hairline to the rim).4 sauce tureens (Two of the lids have hairline cracks at the ladle recess. One lid has a chip to the inside rim. One stand has a chip to the inside of the foot rim. One stand has a star crack to the centre).4 vegetable tureens (Two of the bases of the tureens are chipped around the foot rim).General (All would benefit from a clean. There are losses, nibbles and frits throughout commensurate with the size and age of the service. Wear and losses to gilding throughout).
A collection of Chinese export plates, 18th-19th century, including famille rose and blue and white, of circular form, painted with flowers or landscape,22.4 to 32.3cm diameter (8)Provenance: The property of the late Baron John Mauger Langin.Condition ReportLargest plate - restored, gilt losses. Soup bowl - a large crack across body. Imari - chipped to rim.Pair of famille rose with precious objects - both chipped to rim.
Gr. Platte "Päonien", China wohl 18. Jh.Porzellan m. rotem Emaille-Dekor auf Unter- glasur-Blau, Gold-Überdekor. Glatte, runde Form m. leicht erhöhter Fahne, diese umlaufend m. Blütenranken, im Spiegel gr. Blühpflanzen. Kante braun staffiert. Fahne verso m. Blütenranken- Spiralen gleicher Farbgebung. Ungemarkt. Dekor berieben, Kante minim. bestoßen, Standring leicht bestoßen. D 35,2 cmblau, Blüten, Golddekor, Imari, Porzellan
A GROUP OF THREE PORCELAIN CHOCOLATE CUPS, COVERS AND STANDSprobably Paris, early 19th century, including one decorated in the Imari palette, possibly Coalport, one with gilt portrait panels against a blue ground, and another with bands of blue and white highlighted in gilt, 11cm high overall
A CHELSEA DERBY PORCELAIN CHOCOLATE CUP, COVER AND STANDlate 18th century, marked to the underside, the fluted body decorated with sprays of flowers and foliage, 10.5cm high overall, the saucer 13.5cm diameter; together with another similar, marked to the base, decorated with swags of flowers, 11cm high overall, the saucer 14.5cm diameter; and a first period Minton chocolate cup, cover and stand, marked to the base, decorated in the Imari palette, 11cm high overall, the saucer 12.5cm diameter (3)
TWO PAIRS OF ENGLISH PORCELAIN CHOCOLATE CUPS, COVERS AND STANDSearly 19th century, including a pair with apricot ground and decorated in the Imari palette, 11.5cm high overall, the saucers 14.5cm diameter, and a similar pair, the white grounds decorated with floral swags highlighted in gilt, 11.5cm high overall, the saucers 16cm diameter
A large Regency period Flight, Barr & Worcester two handled pot pourri vase and cover – impressed factory mark, decorated in the Imari palette, the domed, pierced scale-decorated cover with floral finial, over an inner lid, the ovoid body with two gilt foliate handles and a foliate mount to the socle and square base, 38cm high.* Small chip to tip of leaf capping to one handle. Tiny flake to corner of base and another tiny flake to edge of the inner cover. A little minor gilt wear. Three tiny hairlines to one area inside the pierced main cover. No other faults.
Four pieces of Chinese export porcelain - 18th / 19th century, comprising a bowl and saucer dish painted in underglaze blue with a dragon chasing the flaming pearl, both with painted symbol marks, the bowl 12.7cm diameter, chip and hairlines to rim; the dish 15.75cm diameter, chips and hairlines to rim; together with two Chinese Imari palette bowls, both with hairline cracks, 19.3cm and 20cm diameter.
A small collection of Royal Crown Derby Imari porcelain - early 20th century, including a 1501 goblet shaped vase in pattern no 1299, 13.3cm high, c.1913; a two handled 1334 bottle vase in pattern no. 1128, 'Old Imari', 11.5cm high, c.1913; a square bombe shaped trinket pot in 2451 'Traditional' pattern, c.1913, 7.75cm high; an octagonal covered box in 1128 'Old Imari', c.1917; a pair of coffee cups and saucers in 1128 Old Imari pattern, one c.1921, the other c.1922; a Derby Crown coffee cup and saucer in 2451 Traditional pattern, c.1889; a similar small 5in plate, c.1907; and a pair of 2451 Traditional pattern 7in plates, c.1905 and c.1906. (13)* The c.1889 coffee can has some glaze crazing to the base. Some minor gilt wear. Otherwise in good condition throughout, with no other faults.
A small group of Chinese export porcelain - comprising a Qianlong period (1735-1796) petal shaped plate, painted in famille rose enamels with peony flowers, 22.5cm diameter (rim chip); two blue and white tea bowls, one painted with a lake landscape, the other with branches of blossom, 8.5cm diameter; an Imari decorated saucer dish, 15.4cm diameter; and a miniature blue and white bottle vase, 6.5cm high; together with a 20th century famille rose-jaune dish; and two Japanese blue and white porcelain vases, 15.25cm and 15.5cm high. (8) * Condition:- F. rose plate: Hairline, one small rim chip and several other small glaze chips to rim.- Lake landscape tea bowl: Hairline to rim. No other faults.- Blossom tea bowl: Several glaze frits and flakes to rim.- Miniature bottle vase: Small glaze chip to rim. No other faults.- Imari dish: Good condition with no chips or cracks. Some glaze scratching and gilt wear.- F. rose-jaune dish: Small rim glaze chip and also a hairline to opposite side of rim.- Japanese vase (with flower basket decoration): Small hairline to rim. No other faults.- Japanese bottle vase: Good condition with no faults.
A large Japanese porcelain Imari covered jar with later gilt metal mounts - 18th/ 19th century, ovoid form, the domed cover with gilt gadrooned finial, painted with four reserves depicting birds and flowers on rocky outcrops, on a blue diaper ground with ruyi symbols on pale green bamboo columns, the base with a band of decoration depicting mythical beasts in a landscape, the cover with three quatrefoil floral reserves, on a separate bronze stand with gilt brass stylised lappet mount (a/f) and three paw feet, 48cm high overall, the jar only 40cm high, 33cm diameter, the jar with stapled repair around the circumference of the body, the base cracked.* Condition: The jar with stapled repair around the circumference of the body. The base has a large star crack. Finial has been off and reattached (old repair). Glaze losses to edge of cover and gilt brass flange to cover is detached. Loss of one leaf to mount to rim of jar. The lappet mount to the top edge of the bronze base is detached and is broken into two pieces - part is missing.
A small collection of mid-19th century Imari decorated English porcelain - including a Spode two handled baluster vase, pattern no. 1216, with beaded edges, red painted factory marks, 13.25cm high; a similar Spode trumpet vase, unmarked, 11.6cm high (hairline to interior); a covered campana styled urn form vase, probably Davenport, painted pattern no. 5909, 12.5cm high; a small Davenport basket, 7.3cm high; a miniature Derby, Stevenson & Hancock jug, red painted factory mark, 5.5cm high; a slender Derby, Stevenson & Hancock ewer, 13.3cm high (rim restored); a pair of Chamberlains Worcester plates, 20.25cm diameter; and a Coalport 'Money Tree' plate, 23.7cm diameter (star crack to base). (9)
Ten 19th century English porcelain tea cups and coffee cans in the Imari palette - each with its matching saucer, including examples by Spode, Derby and Derby, Stevenson & Hancock, plus a single Spode 1409 pattern Bute coffee can.* The Spode 2693 coffee cup has a tiny rim chip. The small Derby, Stevenson & Hancock teacup has a glued break to the rim, with a small piece missing. The Derby coffee can and saucer has glaze crazing throughout, with a consequent patch of glaze discolouration to the underside of the saucer. The other pieces in good condition, with no chips or cracks, a little gilt wear.
A pair of blue and white jardinieres of small proportions in the Chinese taste set with butterflies to the exterior and carp to the interior, one bearing character mark to base, 24.5 cm diameter x 17 cm high, a Chinese style Imari patterned baluster shaped vase set with floral motifs and phoenix with a pierced hardwood cover, total height 24 cm together with a painted spelter allegorical figure of The Telegraph raised on a wooden plinth base 40 cm high (4)
A Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Rocky Mountain Bear, designed by Sue Rowe, third in the series of Imari Bears comminssionedby Govier's of Sidmouth, exclusive signature edition 56/500, gold stopper, certificate, boxed; another, Old Imari Honey Bear, date code for 1997 (LX), printed marks in red, silver stopper, boxed (2)
Two 20th century Chinese famille rose table lamps of square form with curved sides and red seal marks to base, each 38cm high together with a Chinese export famille rose plate on celadon ground 18cm diameter and three Japanese Imari patterned bowlsCondition ReportOne imari bowl with chips to rim and wear. Celedon glazed plate with chips to the edge, wear to decoration, firing cracks to edge and underside. Other bowls with wear to decoration and gilt. Lamp in overall good condtion, no signs of damage, some surface marks and accretions. General wear and tear.
Pair of Derby porcelain green ground pastille burners, circa 1830, printed crowned D marks, each baluster urn encrusted with flowers on gilt scroll base, a pair of Derby 'Stevenson & Hancock' white porcelain models of the Welsh Tailor and his Wife, on scroll moulded bases, 13.5cm high, a pair of Sampson Chelsea-style figures of a gallant drummer and musician companion on scroll moulded bases, spurious gilt anchor marks, an English porcelain Imari-pattern two-handled circular bowl, a 20th century Imari plate and a Bordallo Pinheiro pottery celadon toad (minor damages and repairs)
Group of English pottery and porcelain teawares, late 18th to early 19th century, comprising a Newhall-type shaped oval teapot and cover with swan finial, painted in the famille rose palette, an English porcelain imari pattern coffee cup and saucer, various Newhall coffee cups, one printed with a mother and child in the Empire-style, a Miles Mason chinoiserie blue and white cup, an English porcelain botanical plate painted with tulips, a mid-19th century English porcelain cabinet plate painted with lilies and other items including a Chinese 18th century famille rose slop bowl (some damages and repairs)
Group of Japanese Imari porcelain, including: an oviform Arita vase painted with flowering chrysanthemum and birds, 18th century, 21.7cm high, an imari bowl and five fluted dishes painted with brocade pattern and two Kakiemon style circular dishes painted with floral mons Property of Dunkirk Manor, Theescombe, Stroud
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