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Click here to subscribeA 19th Century elegant Masons ironstone baluster vase with elongated trumpet neck, decorated with dragons amongst foliage against gilt ground with Chinese character marks to base along with another 19th Century Masons ironstone vase, jade green ground with Chinese views and foliage detail, both 18cm high. 1 Chipped both with wear.
A mixed collection of Masons ironstone from the early to mid 19th Century to include tureens, cups with saucers, jugs, Chinese pattern jug, Masons drinking vessel with green Chinese dragon pattern detail along with a collection of miniatures i.e teapot, jugs, cobalt blue miniatures etc. some with faults / damage
A collection of teapots to include an Art Deco Thomas Forrester Phoenix Ware teapot, a Bursley Ware coffee pot by Charlotte Rhead, a Staffordshire Fine Ceramics bird teapot, an early Masons teapot, circa 1830, an unmarked large teapot, possibly Ridgway, pattern 1058 and a Coalport teapot and saucer (Qty). Condition is generally good and clean, some surface wear, odd damages may be present. Masons teapot with damages.
A collection of ceramics, predominantly blue Jasperware including vase, trinket dishes aand boxes, powder bowl and similar, Embossed Queensware tea wares including a teapot, also in the lot is a Masons Ironstone vase, boxed Edinburgh Crystal glasses, soapstone brush holder and other, approximately 24 pieces total. [W] NOTE: IN HOUSE SHIPPING IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR THIS LOT, PLEASE CONTACT CLIENT SERVICES FOR A LIST OF SUITABLE COURIERS AND A QUOTE.
Anderson (James) The Constitutions of the Antient and Honourable Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons... Revised, Continued and Enlarged, with many Additions by John Entick, engraved frontispiece trimmed at foot, title in red and black, very occasional spotting or surface marks, light browning and water-staining, contemporary calf, rebacked with repairs to corners, gilt, covers scuffed and rubbed, for Brother J. Scott, 4to, 1756.
A selection of 18th and 19th century continental and English ceramics to include, a French Empire style breakfast cup and saucer, Dutch delft blue & white plate, two Masons style ironstone dishes, a Wedgwood blue & white plate, and other items.Location: G 1If there is no condition report shown, please request