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A pair 'Pinxton Rose Nanny Goat' and 'Pinxton Rose Billy Goat', both number 50, special paperweights initially available from Fletcher Collectables, both with certificate cards, both MMXII, 11.0cm high and 10.0cm high respectively, boxed, with gold stoppers. (2)

A Pinxton porcelain tea bowl and saucer, decorated with puce rural landscapes, attributed to William Billingsley . pattern 218. Circa late 18th century. Size TB 8.7cm diameter 5cm high. Saucer 14cm diameter. Condition. Saucer, small chip to inner rim, small hairline crack from rim, TB, nibbles and scuffs to foot rim, some fritting to outside of rim, wear to gilding on both pieces. Provenance. The Michael Oscroft Collection, Phillip Robinson Antiques.

A Pinxton porcelain teacup and saucer, of straight fluted form, decorated with orange borders, gilt swags and cornflowers, label saying pattern 314. Circa late 18th century. Size cup 8cm diameter 6cm high, saucer 14cm diameter. Condition, nibble to outer rim of saucer, nibbles to foot rim of cup, some light wear to gilding. Ref. ND Gent page 129. Provenance The Michael Oscroft Collection.

A Pinxton kidney shaped dish, painted with scattered sprigs and blue enamel rim line, pattern 13? Circa late 18th century. Unmarked Size, 28.5 x17.5cm diameter. Condition. Some surface scratches, wear to blue rim line, some fritting to rim. Ref. ND Gent page 155. Provenance The Michael Oscroft Collection.

A Pinxton oval porcelain teapot or tureen stand, with gilt borders and stylised pink and orange flowers. Label With 230 on reverse. Circa late 18th century. Size 17.5cm x 13cm diameter. Condition. Wear to enamels and gilding. Provenance The Michael Oscroft Collection

A Pinxton porcelain teacup and saucer, painted with a deep reddish brown border with three gilt panels with gilded lines above and below. With scattered cornflowers below the gilt lines. Circa late 18th century. Unmarked. Size Cup, 7.5cm diameter 6cm high. Saucer 13.5cm diameter. Condition, scratches to centre of saucer and inside base of cup, wear to gilding. Ref. See June Meeks page 42 for coffee can of same pattern. Provenance. The Michael Oscroft Collection.

A Pinxton matched Bute shaped tea cup and saucer, painted with rural landscapes with gilt borders. Cup pattern 58 (label with feint 58) Saucer pattern 174. (label 174) Circa 1800. Size Cup 8cm diameter 6.5cm high. Saucer. 13.7cm diameter. Condition. Cup, small scratch to centre of painting. Worn gilding. Saucer, some fritting and slight wear to gilding. Ref. See ND Gent page 61 ref cup. Provenance. The Michael Oscroft Collection.

A Pinxton straight fluted small slop bowl, painted with scattered sprigs and blue rim line. Pattern 13. Circa late 18th century. Unmarked Size. 11cm diam, 6.5cm high. Condition, some fritting to underside of base, some wear to blue rim line. Provenance. The Michael Oscroft Collection.

A Pinxton porcelain coffee can and saucer, white ground with deep gilt borders of the Seaweed pattern. No 1 in gilt to both pieces. Circa late 18th century. Size. Can 6.5cm diameter 6cm high. Condition. Can slight wear to gilding. Saucer, small chip and scuffs to foot rim. Slight wear to gilding. Ref, see ND page 117 for creamer in same pattern. Provenance. The Michael Oscroft Collection.

A Pinxton porcelain tea cup and saucer. Painted with floral sprays and sprigs. Unmarked. Circa late 18th century. Size. Cup 8.5cm diameter 6cm high. Saucer, 13.7cm diameter. Condition. Cup, hairline crack from top rim, crack to handle, some crazing and fritting. Saucer, several feint hairline cracks, nick to rim, some fritting and crazing. Ref. see ND Gent page 82. Provenance The Michael Oscroft Collection.

A Pinxton sucrier with twig handles, painted with monochrome roses. Pattern 12 unmarked Circa late 18th century. Size 21cm diameter 13cm high, condition, wear to black enamels, some scratches to the body, light staining inside. Ref. See ND Gent page 51 & Meeks page 79 for examples. Provenance. The Michael Oscroft Collection

A Pinxton Saucer dish decorated with Imari border pattern 330, with gilt rim lines. Circa late 18th century. Size 20cm diameter. Condition, some scratches and wear to gilding. Ref see ND Gent page 70. Provenance. The Michael Oscroft Collection.

A Pinxton shell shaped dessert dish, with a painted border of pink flowers and green leaves. Circa late 18th century. Unmarked. Size 20cm x 19.5cm. Condition. Some fritting, slight wear to enamels, Ref ND Gent page 101. Provenance. The Michael Oscroft Collection

A Pinxton saucer dish painted with a border pattern of full roses set between gild and deep orange panels, with black roundels and gilt swags. Unmarked. Circa late 18th century. Size 19.5cm diameter. Condition. Wear to gilding, glaze bubbles to the front. Ref ND Gent page 83 Provenance The Michael Oscroft Collection.

A Pinxton porcelain coffee can and saucer, green ground with blue floral sprays with elaborate gilded panels, both unmarked. Circa late 18th century. Size can 6.5cm diameter 6cm high. Condition. Can, wear to gilded rim lines, saucer, scuffs to foot rim, staining to underside, wear to gilding. Ref. See ND Gent page 82. Provenance. The Michael Oscroft Collection.

A Pinxton Porcelain Bute shaped tea bowl and saucer, decorated with a black and gilt border and gilt rim lines, pattern no 359 in gilt to both pieces. Circa late 18th century. Size TB 8cm diameter 6cm high. Saucer 14.5cm diameter. Condition. Some surface scratches and wear to gilding. Ref. see ND Gent page 76. Provenance The Michael Oscroft Collection

A Pinxton creamer , painted polychrome with rural landscapes to either side and gilt border lines. Circa late 18th century. Pattern 218. Label on underside. Size 13cm long inc handle 6.5cm wide 11.5cm high. Condition, wear to gilding. Ref. see ND Gent page 62. Provenance The Michael Oscroft Collection.

A Pinxton porcelain tea cup and saucer, decorated with heavy gilt floral borders and gilt bands. Pattern 283. Unmarked. Circa late 18th century. Size cup. 8.5cm diameter 6cm high, saucer 14cm diameter. Condition. Wear to gilding on both pieces. Ref. ND Gent page 68 Provenance The Michael Oscroft Collection

A Pinxton porcelain trio, coffee can, tea cup and saucer, of spiral fluted form, painted with simple sepia bands. Cup and can marked with 10 in sepia. Circa late 18th century. Size. Can 6.5cm diameter 6cm high, cup 7.5cm diameter 6cm high, saucer, 14cm diameter. Condition, some bubbles to centre of saucer. Nibble to rim Wear to rim line enamels on all pieces. Ref. See ND Gent page 126 Provenance. The Michael Oscroft Collection.

A Pinxton lozenge shaped spoon rest, decorated with floral sprays and a red inner border. Attributed to William Billingsley. Circa late 18th century. Unmarked Size 15.5 x9.5cm diameter condition. Slight pitting to reverse. Provenance The Michael Oscroft Collection

A Pinxton coffee can, decorated with a gilded Greek key border and oak leaves pattern 335, along with a Pinxton can with a blue and pink flower spray with green leaves. Unmarked and a coffee can with a blue flower border, no 34 to base in red. Circa late 18th century. Size. All 6.5cm diameter and 6.2cm high. Condition. Wear to gilding on all cans, some light staining. Provenance. The Michael Oscroft Collection.

A Pinxton porcelain trio. Coffee can, tea cup and saucer, decorated with a pink band with gilt swags below. Saucer has impress T to the underside, cups unmarked. Circa late 18th century. Size, Can 6.5cm diameter 6.5cm high. Cup. 7.7cm diameter 6.5cm high. Saucer 13.5cm diameter. Condition. Can, chip to top rim, very worn gilding. Cup, chip to top rim, wear to gilding, Saucer, glaze chips to centre, scratches wear to gilding. Ref. See Barry Sheppard page 69 for ref to can. Provenance The Michael Oscroft Collection

A Pinxton porcelain plate painted with a large flower spray to the centre and three smaller sprays to the rim border, attributed to William Billingsley. Possibly outside decorated. Circa late 18th century. Unmarked. Size 24cm diameter. Condition, lots of fritting to reverse and very worn gilt rim line. Provenance The Michael Oscroft Collection

A Pinxton porcelain coffee can and saucer decorated with ribbon swags and puce coloured flowers and green leaves, with gilt rims. Circa late 18th century. Unmarked. Size, can 6.5cm diameter 6.3cm high. Saucer 13cm diameter. Condition. Saucer, a couple of feint hairline cracks to the rim, some scuffs and nibbles to foot rim. Can, scuffs to foot rim, wear to gilding on both pieces. Ref. See ND Gent page 88. Provenance. The Michael Oscroft Collection.

A Pinxton oval dish painted with blue and pink flower sprigs and green leaves and blue rim line, pattern 14, painted on reverse. Circa late 18th century, size 26 x 17cm diameter. Condition. Few scratches to centre, minor wear to blue rim line, Ref see ND Gent page 52 for reference to pattern. Provenance. The Michael Oscroft Collection.

A Pinxton porcelain trio, tea cup, coffee can and saucer, decorated with grey ferns and gilt leaf borders. Pattern no 275. Circa late 18th century. Unmarked. Size Can 6.5cm diameter 6cm high. Cup. 8cm diameter 6cm high. Saucer 14.5cm diameter. Condition. Can, chip to top rim close to handle, worn gilding to top rim, Cup, worn gilding to top rim, Saucer, worn gilding to rim, few scratches to centre. Ref. See ND Gent page 66. Provenance The Michael Oscroft Collection

A Pinxton porcelain trio, Bute shaped tea bowl, Bute shaped fluted tea bowl and saucer, decorated with the Red sprig pattern. Circa late 18th century. Size. TB, 8.5cm diameter 5cm high. Fluted 7.5cm diameter 6.2cm high. Saucer 13.5cm diameter. Condition. Some scuffs and some wear to enamels on all pieces. Ref. See ND Gent page 49. Provenance The Michael Oscroft Collection.

A Pinxton Slop bowl painted with monochrome rose and sprigs pattern 12. Attributed to William Billingsley. See label to underside. Circa late 18th century. Size 11.5cm diameter 6.5cm high. Condition few scratches to inside. Provenance. The Michael Oscroft Collection.

A Pinxton plate decorated with gilt and pink rose swags, with a central rural landscape within a gilt reserve. Pattern 253 label on reverse. Circa late 19th century. Size 20.3cm diameter. Condition. Some scratches and glaze bubbles to front, small chips to foot rim. Wear to gilding. Ref. See ND Gent page 65. Provenance. The Michael Oscroft Collection.

A Royal Crown Derby Antoinette pattern cup and saucer and two plates, along with a Royal Crown Derby Posies pattern teapot and a Pinxton Rose pattern boxed plate Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

Royal Crown Derby, ‘Derby Posies’ pattern cups and saucers, plates, trinket dishes, cake plate, etc; Royal Pinxton Roses wavy edge plate, 26.5cm diameter.

Pinxton porcelain trio, pattern no.193, comprising coffee can, teacup and saucer, decorated with green and gilt stylised sprigs and red and gilt dot borders, teacup with painted marks to base (3)Condition Report:Gilt heavily worn.

Royal Crown Derby Pinxton Rose Billy Goat paperweight, silver stopper, height 10.5cm, boxed.

A Royal Crown Derby Posies part tea service, along with a Royal Crown Derby Royal Pinxton Roses pattern plate Location: GRIf there is no condition report shown, please request

A Royal Crown Derby Pinxton Roses pattern side plate, 21cm; a Pinxton Roses pattern tea plate, 15cm; a Posies pattern three piece cruet set, pair of coffee cups and saucers, assorted plates; a Brown Aves rectangular trinket pot and cover; a Mikado pattern side plate; others Royal Crown Derby plates; qty

Royal Crown Derby 1128 Imari Pattern Dish with oval wavy rim form, cream jug, circular dish (all damaged), 'Harvest Poppy' sucrier (2nd quality). A962 plate. 'Antoinette' and 'Pinxton Roses' teaware:- One Tray.

Royal Crown Derby, including; Olde Avesbury pattern plate, 28cm diameter, Bali, Mikado plate, Mikado hexagonal plate, conforming tea bowl; 2451 pattern plate; 1128 pattern trinket dish; Pinxton Roses plate; Royal Antoinette; etc, (12 pieces).

Royal Crown Derby Posie including; trinket dishes, bell, milk jug, cream jug, sugar bowl; etc, mostly seconds; Royal Crown Derby Royal Pinxton Roses plate, 25cm dia, first quality.

A late 18th/early 19th century English porcelain cache pot and stand, possibly Pinxton, banded with with Billinglsey style flowers and foliage, blind ring handles, 17cm high, c.1800 See N.D. Gent, The Pattern and Shapes of Pinxton China Factory, page 172, fig 268/9 for a similar example

A collection of seven early 19th century bat printed porcelain coffee can cups to include Miles Mason, Spode and Pinxton, together with a Davenport porcelain coffee cup with a polychrome landscape pattern and another (9) Provenance: The Maisels Collection of British Ceramics

A Royal Crown Derby part coffee set Royal Pinxton Roses pattern to include a coffee pot, milk jug, seven cups, eleven saucers, a dish, a twin handled dish and a larger plate Location: R2.2If there is no condition report shown, please request

A collection of New Hall teawares, c.1800, including a pair of teacups and saucers printed in pattern 495 with monochrome landscapes, five further cups and saucers plus three teacups, variously printed and coloured with rural landscapes, including a titled view of Pinxton Hall, and a distant view of smoking kiln chimneys, 14.2cm max. (17)

A Pinxton coffee can and saucer and a cup and saucer, c.1790-1800, the can and saucer painted in pattern 218 with monochrome landscapes, the cup and saucer with the same pattern number but in polychrome, one can with an arched bridge before a house, the other with a windswept tree beside a cliff, 14.7cm max. (6)

Royal Crown Derby - two Lombardy pattern wavy rim plates, another Pinxton Roses, three red Avesbury pattern dinner plates, golden Avesbury side plate etc mostly seconds (9)

Royal Crown Derby 'Royal Pinxton Roses' plates, 'Royal Antoinette' plates and blue and white birds plate also Abbeydale 'Chrysanthemum' plates and Paragon Silver Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth 2 handled tankard

A Pinxton Bute-shaped teacup and saucer,  painted in monochrome with stately home and bridge, the saucer with abbey ruins, banded border with blue ovals outlined in gilt,  c.1805 See N.D. Gent, The Pattern and Shapes of Pinxton China Factory 1796 - 1813, p.94

A Pinxton fluted slop bowl, pattern 14, decorated with cornflowers, iron red line border, 13.5cm diam, c.1800

A Pinxton fluted teacup and saucer, pattern 245, painted in polychrome with oval floral medallions on a border of rose festoons and purple tendrils, c.1805 See N.D. Gent, The Pattern and Shapes of Pinxton China Factory 1796 - 1813, p.65

A Pinxton bowl, pattern 13, decorated with chantilly sprigs, blue line rim, 16cm diam, 1796 - 1813

A late 18th/early 19th century English porcelain cache pot and stand, possibly Pinxton, banded with with Billinglsey style flowers and foliage, blind ring handles, 17cm high, c.1800 See N.D. Gent, The Pattern and Shapes of Pinxton China Factory, page 172, fig 268/9 for a similar example

A Pinxton beaker, painted in polychrome with rural scene, gilt line rim, 10cm high, c.1800

A Pinxton Bute shaped teacup and saucer, pattern no.2, blue line border, c.1800 See N.D. Gent, The Pattern and Shapes of Pinxton China Factory 1796 - 1813, p.49

A Pinxton slender boat shaped teapot and cover, pattern 276, painted with stylised geometrical border in gilt, with iron red leaves and roundels, 16cm high, c. 1805 See N.D. Gent, The Pattern and Shapes of Pinxton China Factory 1796 - 1813, p.67

A Pinxton Bute-shaped teacup, pattern 253, painted in polychrome with a castle in a wooded landscape, within a gilt reserve, banded border of rose swags on a puce seaweed ground, c.1805 See N.D. Gent, The Pattern and Shapes of Pinxton China Factory 1796 - 1813, p.65

A Pinxton fluted tea bowl and saucer,  painted in polychrome with band of scrolling flowers and foliage, gilt line border, c.1805

A Pinxton fluted tea bowl and saucer, pattern 79, painted with alternating puce leafy scrolls and stars, gilt line borders, marked P 79, c.1805

A Royal Crown Derby Limited Edition Paradise Cobalt egg with certificate in a presentation box , together with 2 Royal Crown Derby Fluted rim plates in the Pinxton Rose pattern 119.5cm & 25.5cm in diameter , first quality in good condition , together with a Royal Crown derby Vine Cobalt plate (seconds) and a Vine Cobalt plate with a floral patterned centre, diameter 25.5cm , all with no chips, cracks or restoration (5)

a collection of 15 Royal Crown Derby coffee cans and saucers in various patterns to include Pinxton Rose, Mikado, Asian Rose (2nd), Derby Border (2nd), Golden Aves, Royal Antoinette, Old Avesbury, Brittany (2nd)Paradise Cobalt Golden Aves, Kings Imari(2nd)Derby Days, Heraldic Maroon, 2451 Imari , Majesty, Green Derby Panel, with 6 Bavarian coffee cans in various colours, 1 with missing handle.

Miscellaneous Royal Crown Derby tea and trinket ware, mid/late 20th c, to include Imari, Posies and Pinxton Roses pattern, 11.5cm h and smaller, printed mark In good condition

A GROUP OF ROYAL CROWN DERBY CERAMICS to include a group of 'Derby Posies' items comprising three plates (all marked second quality) with date cypher XXXII, one with raised textured decoration, diameter approximately 26cm, a shaker, a small dish (marked second quality), a lidded trinket pot with a green backstamp, a small cream jug, and a crescent trinket dish (broken, sold a/f), a small 'Asian Rose' dish diameter 13cm with a date cypher XXXI, a 'Derby Border' side plate (marked second quality) with a date cypher XXXIV, two 'Beaumont' side plates (marked second quality) with a date cypher XXXI, an 'Old Avesbury' tea plate (marked second quality) with a date cypher XXXVI, a 'Pinxton Rose' tea plate with a pink backstamp and a red date cypher XXXIII (marked second quality), a 'Royal Pinxton Roses' side dish with a date cypher XXXIII (marked second quality) (15) (Condition Report: itemised conditions above, smaller items have green backstamps, others marked with red backstamps unless mentioned above)