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A MENNECY PORCELAIN SNUFF BOX in the form of a chest of drawers painted with flower sprigs, silver mounts, Paris 1753/54; 8 x 4.75 cms

Three Mennecy custard cups and covers, circa 1760, each decorated with scattered floral sprays, the domed covers with bud finials, all with incised DV marks, 8.5cm high (6)Provenance: Mawley Hall, Shropshire

A Mennecy custard cup and cover, circa 1760, of spirally fluted form, painted with scattered floral sprays, the cover with bud finial, incised MD mark to the underside, 8.5cm high; another of a similar pattern with an associated cover, 8cm high (4)Provenance: Mawley Hall, Shropshire

A Mennecy bucket shaped cup and saucer, circa 1765, painted with a galloping horseman, incised DV mark (2) Provenance: Gilbert Levy, Paris (label to saucer) Mawley Hall, Shropshire

A Mennecy toilet pot and cover, circa 1760, painted with scattered flowers, the cover with bud finial, 7cm high; another of similar decoration, incised VS mark to the underside, 6.5cm high (4) Provenance: Mawley Hall, Shropshire

A Mennecy custard cup and cover, circa 1760, of spirally fluted form decorated with scattered floral sprays, the cover with bud finial, 8cm high; a pair of 18th century porcelain custard cups and covers, painted with garlands of pink roses, the covers with flower finials, 8cm high (6) Provenance: Mawley Hall, Shropshire

A Sèvres circular plate, later painted with a bucolic trophy, the outswept border with three shaped rectangular reserves painted with roses, chrysanthemums and summer flowers, on a green ground with trailing bellhusks, leafy fronds and insects in raised gilding, gilt rim, 25cm diam, interlaced Ls and date code for 1770; a Sèvres style porcelain ogee plaque, probably a furniture mount, painted in cornflowers in a gilt border, two-tone blue oeil-de-perdrix ground, 8.2cm wide, inscribed to verso, 19th century; a Mennecy-Villeroy soft-paste porcelain Campagna vase, painted with country flowers and leafy foliage in tones of pink, purple, blue, red and green, pink rim, wrythen-moulded circular foot, 7.5cm high, DV mark in black script, c.1750, [3]

A Mennecy Porcelain Custard Cup and Cover, circa 1740, of wrythen fluted form, painted in colours with flowersprigs, 9.5cm high

Mennecy sauce tureen and cover circa 1760 painted with floral sprays, incised DV to the base, 14cm wide.

A Mennecy allegorical figure of Africa. Left in the white and modelled wearing an elphant head cap and holding a shield moulded with a scorpion. Raised on a rockwork base incised DV to the underside c.1755-85, 14cm.Condition report intended as a guide only.Repair to the left hand and cap. Some firing cracks. 

A Mennecy silver-mounted snuff box c.1740-50, modelled as a gallant reclining on a grassy mound with one arm round his dog, the hinged cover painted to both sides with polychrome flower sprays, 5cm. Provenance: Elizabeth Parke Firestone Collection.

A French porcelain cane handle c.1720-40, St Cloud or Mennecy, of pommel form, moulded with spiralling, overlapping acanthus leaves rising to a smooth bulbous knop, left in the white, 5.5cm.

A long French porcelain cane handle c.1720, St Cloud or Mennecy, of pommel form, the elongated form rising to a smooth bulbous knop, painted in a stylized Kakiemon palette with sprays of Oriental flowers and small pagoda vignettes, the top with a Chinese figure seated between flowering plants, 9cm.

A Mennecy cane handle c.1740-50, modelled as the head of a smiling pug dog, left in the white, 4.5cm.

A Mennecy porcelain trembleuse blanc de chine saucer and another similar, circa 1750, 14.5cm and 12.5cm diameter respectively, a St. Cloud saucer transfer-printed in blue and white, 12.5cm diameter, two porcelain knife and fork handles and a Wedgwood creamware plate, 22cm diameter (6)

A small Bow vase c.1758, after Mennecy, of diminutive campana shape, painted in the Chelsea manner with delicate flower sprays, scattered flying insects to the rim, and the interior with a large beetle, 5.5cm high. Illustrated: Simon Spero Exhibition Catalogue 1997, no.6.

A Mennecy figure, in the white, of a child seated on a rocky mound holding a basket of flowers, interlaced C mark in blue, c. 1760

MENNECY VILLEROY TEAPOT AND COVER, late 18th century, of ribbed ovoid form with twig handle, applied fruiting foliage and painted with floral sprays, incised D.V., height 13cm (2)

AN 18TH CENTURY MENNECY BISCUIT PORCELAIN FIGURE GROUP OF A TWO CHILD MUSICIANS, the girl seated on a rock with a drum, the boy with a gamba, incised DV to base.

A rare boxed set of six Mennecy knives, c.1740, the moulded pistol hafts painted in Kakiemon enamels with flowering sprays issuing from a blue leaf scroll, the blades impressed BOOG, contained in a later fitted wooden box lined with red velvet.

A Mennecy pot pourri vase, c.1740, raised on a rocky base and applied with flowers, the shoulder pierced with formal arrangements of holes, a small Mennecy square stand, painted with flower sprays, and a similar Ludwigsburg stand painted with single blooms, some faults, 14cm max. (3) Provenance: the Watney collection.

**This lot is part of Coach Tour 'Bargain Hunt' - there is no buyers premium**A Franklin Mint Mennecy teapot and cover, decorated with flowers and foliage, printed mark

Two Mennecy cylindrical toilet jars with dome shaped covers and with painted flower decoration and flower finials, with incised DV mark to base, 8.5 cm high (2)

A Mennecy figural sweetmeat dish coloured in enamels. Formed as a maiden seated between two shells and raised on a rockwork base c.1750, 18cm wide. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Slight chips to the rims of the shells. No other damage and free from repair.

A Mennecy biscuit figure of a girl holding a posy of flowers stood upon a rockwork base. Incised D. V. f. c.1750-70, 16cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Slight loss to the figures of her left hand, right hand with some repair to the fingers.

Four various vintage plates including Copeland "Chelsea," pair Wedgwood "Mennecy," and Moorcroft powder blue. Diameter 23cm approx (largest).

A Mennecy Kakiemon style porcelain handled knife, c.1740-60, painted with a Chinese figure amid flowers and rockwork, unmarked steel blade, 25cm

Two Mennecy Kakiemon style porcelain handled knives, c.1740-60, the first of octagonal section painted with a Chinese figure amid pavilions, 25.5cm, the second tapering cylindrical decorated with Persian style flowers, both with steel blades, 26cm, latter cracked

A Saint Cloud or Mennecy white glazed porcelain pistol handled knife and fork, c.1740-60, with chequer moulding, unmarked, later fittings, 21cm and 22.5cm

Three Mennecy knife handles, c.1740-50, with cannon shaped hafts, two faceted, all decorated in Kakiemon type enamels with Chinese figures and large birds in pagoda landscapes, a crack to one haft, 26cm overall max. (3) Provenance: from a private collection in Somerset.

A Mennecy lobed ogee shaped vase and cover, encrusted with band of flowers to shoulders, domed cover, flower finial, leafy mark, 18cm high, c.1750-60

COLLECTION OF 'VICTORIA AND ALBERT' PORCELAIN MINIATURE TEAPOTS, issued by Franklin Mint, comprising; 'Bow', 'Venice', 'Meissen', 'Hochst', 'Chinese', 'Chelsea-Derby', 'Furstenberg', 'Tournay', 'Kyoto', 'Mennecy'

A Mennecy etui, mid 18th century, the cylindrical form painted with posies of flowers including rose and heartsease, each end with a stylized flowerhead, with gilt metal mount and a tortoiseshell flange, 11.4cm. CITES!!

A Mennecy sauce tureen and cover, c.1760, of quatrefoil form, painted in a delicate palette with large sprays of European flowers, the cover with an interlocking scroll handle and with a spoon aperture at one end, incised DV mark, cracked, 14cm across. (2)

AN 18th CENTURY EUROPEAN FIGURAL GROUP OF CHILDREN MUSICIANS in white glaze, probably Mennecy.

Two Meissen figures, White, of sculptor and a washer women, circular bases, tallest 16cm, a Vienna tea bowl and saucer, and a (Mennecy?) bowl (5)

AN 18th CENTURY EUROPEAN FIGURAL GROUP OF CHILDREN MUSICIANS in white glaze, probably Mennecy.

An 18th century Continental blanc de chine porcelain figure. Formed as a seated maiden holding a bottle and a stemmed cup. Possibly Mennecy, 16.5cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Repair to the brim of her hat, goblet and bottle. Some chipping.

Two Saint Cloud trembleuse saucers c.1725-30, moulded with flutes and painted in blue, one with formal floral motifs, the other with small floral panels on a hatched diaper ground, and a Mennecy coffee cup and saucer, c.1770, painted with sprays of polychrome flowers, incised DV mark to the latter, some faults, 14cm max. (4)

A Mennecy white-glazed chocolate cup with cover and stand c.1750, applied with sprigs of flowering prunus, incised DV mark to the cup, the cover with a silver mount, two Chinese porcelain libation cups applied with prunus and magnolia, and a cinquefoil teapot applied with prunus, some damages and replacements, 15.8cm max. (7)

A Mennecy snuff box lid mid 18th century, modelled as a huntsman, reclining on a grassy base with his dog at his feet, his gun laid beside him, the mount and base lacking, 7cm.

A Mennecy silver-mounted snuff box, c.1750, the mount with a later Dutch tax mark, modelled as a dog and her puppy recumbent on an oval grassy base, the pup nestling into its mother's side, their coats decorated with splashes in shades of brown, the flat base with an incised basket weave design, painted with European flowers in a traditional muted palette, impressed control marks to the later silver mounts, 6.7cm.

A Mennecy porcelain silver-mounted snuff box and cover, c.1740, modelled as a reclining shepherd, leaning his head on his right hand, his crook lying by his side, the oval base moulded with sprays of flowering prunus, picked out in a Kakiemon palette, with further sprays of flowers painted to either side of the flat base, Paris discharge mark for 1738-44, 7.8cm across.

A Mennecy pot-pourri vase: of baluster form, painted with insects and applied with flowers and foliage, circa 1760, 8.5 cm high [some damage and losses].

A mid-18th century Mennecy soft paste porcelain sucrier and cover on stand, polychrome enamel decorated with sprays of flowers on a white ground, incised DV mark verso, dia.12cm (excluding handles), stand dia.17.5cm Condition Report / Extra Information Appears complete.Three very small leaf chips around handle, otherwise good.Some light handling wear and pinholes to glaze.

A pair of mid-18th century French Mennecy soft paste porcelain jars and covers, each of cylindrical form, the domed covers having encrusted flower head finials, decorated in polychrome enamels with floral sprays, incised DV mark verso, h.14.5cm Condition Report / Extra Information Both with minor chips to leaves by flower head finial only.Both with light handling wear.Otherwise good.

A pair of mid-18th century French Mennecy soft paste porcelain jars and covers with one other smaller example, in the style of Chinese blanc-de-chine porcelain, each decorated in high relief with flowering bamboo, incised DV marks verso, pair h.14.5cm, smaller h.10.5cm Condition Report / Extra Information One finial with two small chips.Small mark to silver.Small jar with 2cm firing crack.

A Paris (La Courtille) biscuit group, late 18th century, modelled as a young man standing before a tree holding a dead bird, a dog at his side and a woman seated beside, incised crossed torches, 31cm. high; and a Mennecy biscuit figure of a girl standing with a posy of flowers, incised D.V f, 16cm. high.

AN 18TH CENTURY WHITE GLAZE FIGURE OF A CHILD HOLDING A BASKET, probably Mennecy. 6.25ins.

AN 18TH CENTURY MENNECY FLORAL ENCRUSTED VASE AND COVER painted with flowers to cover and under side of vase. 7ins tall.

A group of continental porcelain to include, a Meissen immortelle pattern tea bowl, saucer and cup, a Chantilly coffee cup, a Sevres coffee cup and stand and a Sevres saucer with red floral sprigs, a French coffee can decorated with Chantilly, a Mennecy pomade pot and cover and a Ludwigsburg coffee can (14)

Royal Worcester gilt bronze and porcelain flower and fruit groups by Van Ruyckevelt Comprising: 'Argenteuil', limited edition 264/500; 'Mennecy' pair, limited edition 277/500 and 246/500; 'Castelnau', limited edition 389/500 (yellow) and 144/500 (pink); 'St.Denis', limiteded edition 170/500 (a.f) (6)

Nine Victorian and Albert Museum 18th century style teapots and covers, Bow, Worcester, Meissen, Mennecy, Venice

18th century porcelain flower head, probably Mennecy and a white porcelain flower head (2)

18th century Mennecy basket-shaped two-division salt cellar with moulded basket-weave and polychrome floral sprays, circa 1740, 9.5cm CONDITION REPORT Some firing cracks in base. Small chips to ribbons at base of handle

A Wedgwood Mennecy pattern part dinner service

A collection of ten 20th century reproduction porcelain teapots to include Furstenburg, Hochst, and Mennecy from the Victoria and Albert Museum collection tallest 14cm

Twelve Franklin Mint Victoria and Albert porcelain teapots after 18th century originals from Worcester, Meissen, Bow and Mennecy, etc.

AN 18TH CENTURY VIENNA JUG painted with birds and trees in under-glaze blue and a Mennecy jug painted with scattered flowers.

A Mennecy pomade or toilet pot and cover c.1760, the squat cylindrical form moulded with wide lobes and painted with exotic birds perched on the ground, the low domed cover with a floral finial, incised DV mark, a small restuck rim chip and a chip to the cover's flange, 7.5cm dia. (2)