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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.

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)

A Pinxton porcelain named view cup and saucer, circa 1798, of Brookhill Service type, pattern No. 221, the cup with 'Matlock in Derby', the saucer with 'Kidwelly Castle, Carmarthen', within gilt frames and a white ground of scattered gilt sprigs with enamelled blooms, iron red painted marks and titles to bases, diameter of saucer 14.3cm.

LIMA; a collection of OO gauge carriages and tenders including 30 9067W, Pinxton Nottingham, Airfix carriage, etc (qty).

A 18th century Pinxton, pattern 225 tea bowl and saucer, c.1795; Duesbury painted bowl in Neo Classical taste with urns, pastoral regalia and swags, puce mark to base,6cm dia, conforming saucer, mark to base; Royal Worcester hand painted cake stand (6)

Royal Crown Derby Royal Pinxton Roses pattern extensive table service comprising a set of two graduated meat dishes, two tea pots, sugar pot, milk jug, twelve tea cups and saucers, twelve side plates, coffee pot, another smaller, two lidded tureens, five soup bowls and saucers, sauce boat and stand, gravy boat and stand, twelve dinner plates, twelve smaller, six dishes, two bread, centre bowl, extra ware, first and second quality, qty

A Royal Albert Old Country Roses part tea service; Royal Crown Derby Posies; Royal Crown Derby Royal Pinxton Roses; etc, qty

Set of four Pinxton porcelain bute shaped teacups and saucers, circa 1796-1813, pattern no. 58, painted in polychrome with circular landscape panels within gilt husks and sprigs, all saucers numbered 58 beneath, saucer D14cm, teacup H6cm (8)

Set of four Pinxton porcelain bute shaped teacups and saucers, circa 1796-1813, pattern no. 218, painted in polychrome with landscape panels within gilt rims, possibly by John Cutts, three pieces numbered 218 beneath, saucer D14cm, teacup H6cm (8)

19th/20thC tea ware including footed Swansea cup marked Pellat and Green, Swansea to base, Sèvres coffee can decorated with sailors playing cards, Coalport, Davenport, interior decorated cups, finely painted cup decorated with flowers possibly Derby / Pinxton, Royal Worcester etc

DEVON. Papers of Captain John Charles Fanshaw Royle (1884-1973) Educated at Wellington and Christ Church, Oxford, John Royle was called to the Bar in 1912. After civilian work, he joined the Inns of Court O.T.C. in 1918 and became an Acting Captain in the R.A.O.C. in 1919. In 1915, he married Amy Mabel the widow of James Cavan and went to live at her home Eaton Mascott Hall in Shropshire. Captain Royle appears not to have practised as a lawyer and led the life of a country gentleman helping run the estate and being involved in local affairs. In 1919, the family moved to Youlston Park, near Barnstaple, in Devon. These papers give an insight into the management of a country house in the first half of the twentieth century, with the details of running costs, maintenance, insurance, labour, super tax, motors, and personal expenses. A large collection of hundreds of documents contained in three large cardboard boxes: Numerous bills, invoices and receipts, many with decorative headings, for building, painting, plumbers, telephone, timber, coal, some from Pinxton Colliery, journal subscriptions, tithes, clothes, vets, cider, nurseries, plants and seeds, iron mongers for supplies to Youlston Park. Motor expenses, car insurance, AA key, Armstong Siddeley guarantee, 1926, bills for Prideaux's garage, Barnstaple. Repairs, servicing, purchases, car hire, for Napier and Singer 8 1928 guarantee, 1915 registration and purchase for Douglas motorcycle, 1922 driver's licence. Insurance policies, Income tax and Super tax forms and correspondence, shares, including Escot Rubber, dividend vouchers, war loan. Over 30 used cheque books, bank book. Legal documents, includes the lease of the Park 1921, correspondence concerning his mother's estate and her marriage settlement and his parents' wills. Address books, 1949 diary, particulars for sale of Youlston Estate, 1920 with plan Papers concerning North West Devon Conservative Association, Barnstaple Division, and Conservative party rosette. Letter dated 1926 asking to be J.P. North Devon Infirmary subscriptions and correspondence Milk Book, 1944, employees N.I. record book, Military documents and correspondence, leave passes, ration books, selection to Inns of Court OTC, 1918, and temporary commission as 2nd Lieutenant 6/11/1918. Commission as Lieutenant, 1921, medical examinations. Wallet with British Museum library card, fishing licences, Bar Examination Law lecture notes, bar certificate, 1912, and his birth certificate. Periodicals including Justice of the Peace, Journal of Criminal Law, North Devon Elector (1925). 3 real photographic postcards by R.L. Knight of Barnstaple, possibly showing election day and a photograph of Youlston Park With a large number of photographs etc. With papers of SYLVIA CAVAN [1882-1962] comprising a collection of over 60 letters, invoices, receipts to her, including from her brother, other relatives and friends, and concerning Exeter Diocese, and Women's Home Mission Association. With brochures, leaflets, etc, and four portrait photographs of her. Mostly dated 1920s-1950s, but some personal items earlier. YOULSTON PARK, near Barnstaple, had been in the Chichester family since it was built in 1516 and it was leased by Mrs Amy Royle in 1919. The following year, she purchased the freehold for £8,300 from Edward Chichester. Captain Royle probably left Youlston on his marriage to Barbara Chichester in 1951. In a Country Life article dated 1961 it is described as the home of Major Cavan and his sister Sylvia Cavan. In 1972, Captain Royle and Major Cavan agreed to sell the estate to J.S.C. Clark of Smythapark for £17,000 and the contents at Sotheby's valuation.

A GROUP OF ROYAL CROWN DERBY CERAMICS to include a 'Royal Pinxton Roses' plate, a 'Pinxton Roses' plate, a Melrose Dinner plate, a 'Derby Poses' trinket dish, trinket bowl, a conserve pot, a butter knife, two bottle openers (qty) (Condition Report: butter knife handle has clear crack)

Three fluted oval sugar bowls and covers, comprising a Factory X example with blue and gilt guilloche and star border, a tall Pinxton example with sepia leaf sprigs and a Derby pink example of the same shape, circa 1800 and three late 18th Century circular sugar bowls, wrythen fluted and reeded: a Flight blue and gilt example, a Chelsea-Derby example with flower garland and a Derby example with leaf and star scroll borderPink example with some minor restoration to ther terminal of the finial. Sepia Pinxton with a small shallow chip to inner edge of flange of cover.Chelsea-derby example possibly with finial broken off and cleanly bonded. Small glaze chip to tip of finial. Two tiny chips to flange.  Small chip to inner side of the footrim.  Rubbing to gilt rims and some kiln spit in the glaze.Sugar bowls not mentioned are in good condition.

A collection of Royal Crown Derby china plates/bowls mixed patterns to include Lombardy, Red aves, Pinxton rose, Olde avesbury, Mikardo, Beaumont etc.

Ceramics - a pair of Royal Crown Derby Derby Border dinner plates, second quality; other Royal Crown Derby, including Mikado, Posies, Royal Pinxton Roses, etc; Wedgwood jasperware; Minton; Royal Albert; Hammersley; etc, qty

A pair of Royal Crown Derby Olde Avesbury dinner plates, 27cm diameter, first quality; a similar shaped circular dessert plate, 21cm diameter, second quality; a Royal Pinxton Roses cake plate, second quality; a pair of Posies Vine dinner plates; a Posies blue line cake plate; Mikado dessert plate, etc (9)

A Pinxton yellow ground coffee can and saucer, c 1800, the can painted with a thatched cottage and a church, the saucer centred by a gilt H cypher, gilt trellis borders, the saucer 12.5cm diam The can handle restored, the saucer restored. Each piece with surface wear affecting decoration and gilding, small portions of the latter refurbished.

A rare Pinxton tea and coffee service, c1800, painted in orange monochrome with stylised flowers and leaves, teapot and cover 17cm h (25) For the pattern see Gent, (ND) The Patterns and Shapes of the Pinxton China Factory 1796-1813 fig 74 (p86) Handle of teapot with old metal staple repairs, hairline crack around spout of teapot, a rare example of a virtually complete Pinxton tea service, only notable omission being the teapot stand

A Pinxton teacup and saucer, c1800, in a red gilt and green set pattern of swags and tassels, saucer 14cm diam Not recorded in Gent (N D) - The Patterns and Shapes of the Pinxton China Factory 1796-1813 Worn, faint star crack on back of saucer, chip on underside of foot rim of saucer

A Pinxton coffee cup and saucer, pattern 9,  decorated with green and yellow swags, c.1796-1813 See Gent The Patterns and Shapes of the Pinxton China Factory, 1796 - 1813, p.50

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 tea bowl and saucer, decorated in puce with landscape, gilt line rim, Woodhall Greene collection label, c.1800 See Gent The Patterns and Shapes of the Pinxton China Factory, 1796 - 1813, p.153

A Pinxton bute shaped teacup and saucer, pattern no.334, decorated in gilt with Greek key, marked P N.334 in puce, c.1800 See Gent, The Patterns and Shapes of the Pinxton China Factory 1796 - 1813, 1996

A Pinxton fluted coffee cup, decorated with rose swags below blue and gilt leafy scrolls, c.1796-1813 See Gent The Patterns and Shapes of the Pinxton China Factory, 1796 - 1813, p.92

A Pinxton saucer, decorated with cornflower sprigs and gilt swags, banded with roundels, c.1796-1813;  another, pattern 15 (2) NOTE ONLY TWO SAUCERS IN THIS LOT PUCE IS PART OF LOT 65 See Gent The Patterns and Shapes of the Pinxton China Factory, 1796 - 1813, p.92, p.153, p.52

Music. Coke (Roger Sacheverell, of Brookhill Hall, Pinxton, Derbyshire), Fifteen Variations and Finale in C Minor for Piano: On an Original Theme, Opus 37, inscribed, signed and dated 1960 by the musician-composer, London: [Privately printed by] Lowe and Brydone, 1959, loosely-inserted letterpress sheet of works, original wrappers, folio; idem., Third Piano Concerto in E♭, Arranged for Two Pianos by the Composer, Opus 30 (1938), inscribed, signed and dated 1962 by RSC, London: [Privately printed by] Lowe and Brydone, 1960, loosely-inserted letterpress sheet of works, original wrappers, folio; and two loosely-inserted TLS, addressed to the dedicated recipient of the sheet music, (4)

A Royal Crown Derby Fresian Cow paperweight with a Silver stopper , together with a Royal Crown Derby tea plate with a fluted rim in the Antoinette pattern and a fluted rim side plate in the Pinxton Roses pattern and a Royal Doulton Figure 'Almost Grown'  all in good condition with no chips, cracks or restoration, factory marks to bases.

A collection of mixed Derby and Staffordshire china plates, tea wares etc to include Pinxton Rose Royal Antoinette along with other Crown Derby plates with Royal Albert and others. Mostly in good condition but some with signs of wear

A Royal Crown Derby Imari porcelain miniature mug, Royal Worcester blush ivory porcelain tyg, painted with flowers, a Royal Crown Derby porcelain Imari minaiture teacup and saucer, painted with a band of roses, and a Royal Crown Derby Royal Pinxton Roses porcelain twin handled loving cup, commemorating The Birth of HRH Prince Henry of Wales 1984.

A Royal Crown Derby porcelain Royal Antionette pattern part tea service, comprising sucier, six tea cups and saucers and tea plate, together with a Royal Crown Derby Royal Pinxton Roses pattern tea cup and saucer.

A Royal Crown Derby Pinxton Roses pattern tea service, mid 20th c, printed mark (19) Good condition

Books. Derbyshire ceramics, one shelf of reference, including Wallis (Alfred) & Bemrose (William, Junior), The Pottery & Porcelain of Derbyshire, first edition, London: Bemrose and Sons, 1870, frontispiece, original publisher's cloth, 8vo; Mitchell (Sir Stephen), The Marks on Chelsea Derby, 2007, plus the First Supplement, 2009, original wrappers, 4to; Gent's Pinxton China Factory, 1796-1813, Privately Printed, 1996, hb, dj, 4to; with Sheppard's and Meek's, each dj, hb, 4to;  Exley on Torksey and Mansfield; Hyam (Edward E.), The Early Period of Derby Porcelain (1750-1770), first edition, London: Hyam & Co., 1926, original cloth over papered boards, uncut, 8vo; Bemrose (William), Bow, Chelsea, and Derby Porcelain, London: Bemrose & Sons, 1898, illustrated, original publisher's cloth, 4to; further 20th & 21st definitive reference works, including the first and second editions of Twitchett's Derby Porcelain, dj, hb, 4to; Bradshaw's Derby Porcelain Figures; Peter Jackson and auction catalogues of Derby collections, Bradley's Ceramics of Derbyshire, Bradshaw Gilhespy, The Charles Normanson Collection of 18th Century Derby, reprint of Haslam, approx. 90 Derby Porcelain Society newsletters, two copies of their journal no. 1, etc., mixed bindings and sizes

A Royal Crown Derby Royal Pinxton Roses pattern shaped circular dinner plate, 26cm diameter, printed mark, first quality; a Royal Antoinette pattern shaped circular trinket pot and cover, first quality; a Derby Posies pattern sauce jug, dinner plate, hexagonal vase, pair of miniature trumpet shaped vases, assorted trinket dishes, etc

Royal Crown Derby Pinxton Roses service of tea and dinner ware