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PINXTON SAUCER Pattern No P73, with a pink and gilded border. Also with a Pinxton coffee can, unmarked. Saucer marked, P73. 5 1/4ins (13cms) diameter. (2)

NOTTINGHAM. A COLLECTION OF VICTORIAN TRADESMEN'S BILLS, A GROUP OF BUSINESS LETTERS OF THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY, and others, including Babbington Coal Co, Francis Downing of Dudley 1808, 1838 entire letter from Derby to Eastwood (about a colliery at Eastwood), Thomas Barber autograph letter signed 1850 to Lord Melbourne (on the advantages of mined coal as opposed to sea borne coal), Annesley, Pinxton, Linby, Newstead, Digby and Shirebrook collieries printed price lists and bills, 1890/91 and four brass pit checks, in modern binder (41)

Large collection of Royal Crown Derby Pinxton Rose dinner, tea and coffee service, comprising of soup bowls, cups, saucers, teapot, plates etc, (3 boxes).

A Royal Crown Derby 1128 miniature jug,second quality; a Royal Crown Derby Pinxton Roses two handled loving mug; a pair of Royal Crown Derby Posie plates; Royal Crown Derby trinket dishes etc

An 18th Century Newhall porcelain coffee can painted with a view of Pinxton Mill to one side and a tower to the reverse Provenance: With receipt from Clive & Lynne Jackson Antiques, 2000

A pair of Royal Crown Derby Pinxton Roses wavy rim plates (2)

A Royal Crown Derby Pinxton Roses pattern tea service comprising, wavy edged plate, seven tea plates, seven cups and six saucers, sugar bowl

Chocolate cup and saucer attributed to Pinxton circa 1800 with biting snake handles, decorated with an orange and gilt border, (2) Condition report: firing faults to the foot of the cup, crazing lines to the saucer. Some gilt wear.

A ROYAL CROWN DERBY ROYAL PINXTON ROSES PATTERN DINNER SERVICE MADE FOR KING FAISAL II OF IRAQ FOR USE ON BOARD THE ROYAL YACHT "QUEEN ALIYA", 1957 gilt printed mark (55) The assassination of Faisal II in the July 14th Revolution resulted in this specially commissioned royal service remaining undelivered. ++The lot in good condition

A PINXTON TEA BOWL AND SAUCER, 1796-1813 painted with landscapes, saucer 13.5cm diam ++The tea bowl with some typical but light scratches of the glaze inside, some slight wear to the gilding on the rim of the saucer, but not cracked or chipped, no restoration

A PINXTON TEA BOWL AND SAUCER, 1796-1813 painted with landscapes, saucer 13.5cm diam ++Saucer with a few typical but light scratches of the glaze the landscape painting unaffected, no damage or restoration

A PINXTON SAUCER, PATTERN 221, C1800 14cm diam, painted title Wingerworth Hall, Derbysh in red script and pattern number and an outside decorated Derby Bute shaped teacup and saucer, c1800 (3) ++Pinxton saucer broken in two and riveted, cup and saucer misshapen during firing and with pitted glaze on the base of the cup, wear to decoration

British Empire Medal (Civil) named John Hill. Comes with various original named paperwork inc Buckingham Palace letter 27/5/1947. His BEM was in the 1946 New Years list in recognition of his service in the Coal Industry (Pinxton Collieries Ltd). Hill lived at New Selston, Notts. EF (1)

Large collection of Royal Crown Derby Pinxton Rose dinner, tea and coffee service, comprising of soup bowls, cups, saucers, teapot, plates etc, (3 boxes).

A Latching Emergency Stop, type E52 by MEDC Pinxton, UK.

A Royal Crown Derby Royal Pinxton Roses wavy edge plate; two similar wavy edge side plates; a wavy edge plate with Heraldic border; three Posies pin dishes; Royal Crown Derby floral brooches; a Royal Crown Derby table lamp etc

An 18th C bowl with figures in a landscape labelled Pinxton, a small tureen, a Susie Cooper cruet set and a Dresden pattern plateTureen gilding rubbed in places, minor wear to enamelsbowl with sticky label saying Pinxton (1799-1813)Restoration/re gilding to one side, chip to foot rimgilding rubbed some scratching to enamels

Royal Crown Derby - a 383 dessert plate; a Charles and Diana Commemorative plate, limited edition, 451/750; a Garnett signed plate, Heraldic border; a pair of Royal Pinxton Roses wavy edge plates; etc (11)

A Royal Crown Derby plate, Royal Pinxton Roses a/f, a Beleek bowl and vase and two Royal Doulton plates including Falstaff

A Royal Grafton floral tea service in a wicker basket ; a Royal Crown Derby Pinxton rose pattern circular shaped plate; a pair of Royal Worcester locomotive commemorative plates ; an Aynsley orchard gold 27cm plate ; a Holkham preserve pot ; a Aynsley Somerset photo frame ; etc

A PINXTON TEAPOT STAND painted with a central river landscape within purple and gilt swags, 6 1/3ins. (17cms.) wide

EARLY PORCELAIN including a Worcester porcelain fluted tea cup, a Worcester fluted saucer, a Pinxton tea cup, Billingsley tea cup etc. (5)

Pinxton cup and saucer circa 1800 of facetted bute shape, together with three Derby cups and a teabowl, (6) Condition report: The Pinxton saucer has a small star crack and gilt wear. The Derby teabowl has two enamel flakes, the matching cup has foot chips and a crack to the lower handle.

A late 19th century leather pit pony collar and mask, from Pinxton/Brookhill colliery

***AUCTIONEER TO ANNOUNCE REVISED GUIDE PRICE*** A pair of Pinxton pattern 300 named view tea plates, c.1795, each painted with with a landscape view, including a meandering path leading towards a farmstead and a river with rocky outcrop, gilt trailing leaf borders, diameter 20cm (2)

Royal Crown Derby; an Imari blue Rabbit, Derby Posies box and cover, Derby Posies small tankard, fluted seven inch approx plate 'Pinxton Roses' and fluted 'Antoinette' plate, etc (8)

Seven coffee cans and two trios, five of the cans painted with landscapes, one attributed to Pinxton and the last possibly painted at Mansfield, the floral trio attributed to Factory Z and the Chinoiserie one marked Wedgwood in red (13) (R) Provenance: From the collection of the late Christopher Hogwood CBE The factory Z coffee can has had its handle restored back. The can 'attributed to' and labelled Pinxton is categorically not from that factory

A GROUP OF COALPORT POLYCHROME AND OTHER SHANKED TEA WARE, 1800-14 various patterns and sizes A receipt records that the Pinxton factory was supplying the Royal Star pattern in January 1802, see Sheppard (C B), Pinxton Porcelain 1795-1813, Alfreton 1996, p153. ++Some wear and minor faults No Reserve

A PINXTON SUCRIER AND COVER, TWO TEA CUPS AND A COFFEE CAN, C1800 various patterns, sucrier and cover 13cm h ++Cover of sucrier in fine condition, sucrier broken and restuck. Landscape cup undamaged but with wear to gilding on rims, Japan pattern cup formerly riveted, coffee can cracked and chipped No Reserve

A PINXTON TEAPOT, COVER AND STAND, 1796-1813 painted with landscapes including, on the teapot, a view of Hardwick Hall, 16cm h ++Some small areas of rubbed gilding on the rim of the cover and rim of the stand, all three pieces in fine condition, no damage or restoration

A PINXTON SLOP BASIN, 1796-1813 painted to one side with a castellated house and, to the other a river bridge, 16.5cm diam ++A few typical but light glaze scratches inside, the gilding good, both landscapes free from scratches or wear, no cracks chips or restoration

A PINXTON CREAM JUG, 1796-1813 painted with rural landscapes, 11cm h This jug would appear to be of Pinxton manufacture although the shape is not catalogued by Gent (The Patterns and Shapes of the Pinxton China Factory 1796-1813, 1996). It clearly belongs with the service and although the form is similar to that made at Coalport in the case of the latter Factory the handle joins the body lower down. The paste is also unlike Coalport and although it is possible it was bought in and decorated at the factory on the balance of probability it is of Pinxton manufacture ++In excellent condition with some very slight wear to the gilding on the rims only

TWO PINXTON SAUCER DISHES, 1796-1813 20cm diam ++One with a few very light scratches, the other rather more heavily scratched and with slight wear to the gilding on the rim, not cracked or chipped, no restoration

A PINXTON SUCRIER, 1796-1813 painted with landscapes, 12cm h ++Star crack to one side, no restoration

A PINXTON COFFEE CAN AND STAND OR CUP PLATE, 1796-1813 painted with landscapes, stand 12.5cm diam ++Both in fine condition

A PINXTON COFFEE CAN AND STAND OR CUP PLATE, 1796-1813 painted with landscapes, stand 12.5cm diam ++Coffee can with star crack in the side and slight wear to gilding. Stand with slight scratches

A PINXTON COFFEE CAN AND STAND OR CUP PLATE, 1796-1813 painted with landscapes, stand 12.5cm diam ++Both in fine condition

A PINXTON COFFEE CAN AND STAND OR CUP PLATE, 1796-1813 painted with landscapes, stand 12.5cm diam ++Localised wear to lower gilt line around the coffee can otherwise fine, the stand in fine condition

A PINXTON COFFEE CAN AND STAND OR CUP PLATE, 1796-1813 painted with landscapes, stand 12.5cm diam ++Both in fine condition save for some slight wear to the gilding around the stand

A PINXTON COFFEE CAN 1796-1813 painted with a landscape, 6cm diam ++In fine condition

A PINXTON TEA BOWL AND SAUCER, 1796-1813 painted with landscapes, saucer 13.5cm diam ++The tea bowl with some typical but light scratches of the glaze inside, some slight wear to the gilding on the rim of the saucer, but not cracked or chipped, no restoration

A PINXTON TEA BOWL AND SAUCER, 1796-1813 painted with landscapes, saucer 13.5cm diam ++Saucer with faint hairline crack at 9 o'clock and slight wear to the gilding around the rim

A PINXTON TEA BOWL AND SAUCER, 1796-1813 painted with landscapes, saucer 13.5cm diam ++Slight scratches to the landscape painting on the saucer, but undamaged, no restoration

A PINXTON TEA BOWL AND SAUCER, 1796-1813 painted with landscapes, saucer 13.5cm diam ++Both in fine condition with slight wear to the gilding on the rim of the saucer. The glaze in the cavetto of the saucer with some typical crazing where it has pooled slightly, no damage or restoration

A PINXTON TEA BOWL AND SAUCER, 1796-1813 painted with landscapes, saucer 13.5cm diam ++Tea bowl in fine condition, saucer with wear to the gilding around the rim, the landscape painting not scratched, no damage or restortion

A PINXTON COFFEE CAN, TWO TEA BOWLS AND A SAUCER, 1796-1813 painted with landscapes, saucer 13.5cm diam The landscape subject on the reverse of one of the tea bowls would appear to be Hardwick Hall ++One tea bowl broken in two and restuck, the other with minor hairline crack. The saucer with sprung crack and section of the rim broken out and restuck. The coffee can with small flat chip on rim

A Royal Crown Derby fifteen piece thimble set on stand patterns including 1128 Imari, Pinxton Roses, Posies, etc, other porcelain and metal thimbles with display rack, books etc

Royal Crown Derby Chinese New Year Rabbit and Pinxton Blue Rabbit (2) (both with gold stoppers and boxed)

Royal Crown Derby Chinese New Year Rabbit and Pinxton Blue Rabbit (2) (both with gold stoppers and boxed)

Ceramics - a Royal Crown Derby, Royal Pinxton Roses fluted desert plate; a Bali pattern 27cm plate, Posies jugs and trinkets; a Royal Doulton figure, Diana HN 2468 ; a Sadler three piece hunting tea service etc.

Royal Albert Old Country Roses dinner tea and decorative ware inc. cake stand, dinner plates etc; a Royal Crown Derby Royal Pinxton Roses side plate

A Royal Crown Derby fifteen piece thimble set on stand patterns inc 1128 Imari, Pinxton Roses, Posies, etc, other porcelain and and metal thimbles with display rack, books etc

A porcelain plate with floral sprigs and black shell and wave detail in the style of Pinxton and or Derby verso Will Spencer May 30th 1842

A Pinxton porcelain teacup, saucer, coffee can and plate, handpainted with landscape scenes with trees, the tea cup numbered 218 in gilt, the plate 19.75cm diameter - Part of a Private owner collection CONDITION REPORT: Teacup - Restoration to the handle. Gilding worn in places, slight scratches to the landscape. Coffee cup - Slight wear to the gilding around the rim. Saucer - Gilding around the rim worn and the landscape with a few small scratches. Plate - Gilding to the rim worn and slight scratches to the landscape hairline crack to the centre of the base

A Pinxton teabowl and saucer, c.1800-10, brightly painted in pattern 104 with a wide band of red poppies and blue cornflowers, red P mark and pattern number, 13.9cm. (2)

An English porcelain jug, c.1800, probably Derby, the decoration attributed to William Billingsley at either Pinxton or Mansfield, with a dense floral arrangement of rose, poppy and nigellus, the handle partially glazed black, puce arrow mark, 16.7cm high.

Attributed to Pinxton, to Minton and a Derby spill vase, the first painted with walkers in a landscape continuous on the cylindrical body, 11cm high, the Minton painted with a fishing harbour, 9cm high, the Derby with a harvesting scene, printed mark, 10cm high (3) The first is labelled O53, the second Y1 and is restored and the last N99

Royal Crown Derby Posie jugs, trinkets etc; Royal Pinxton Roses scalloped edge dinner plate; 8687 plates, etc

ROYAL CROWN DERBY 'PINXTON ROSES' DINNER SERVICE comprising six dinner plates, six soup bowls and saucers, six dessert plates, six side plates, a larger ashet and a platter, each decorated with rose motifs and gilt highlights, with black mark to base Good condition, viewing advised.

Royal Crown Derby - an 1128 Imari side plate, 16cm diam, first quality; an Arita miniature mantel clock, second quality; an Imperia side plate, 16cm diam, first quality; a set of four Royal Pinxton Roses wavy-edged side plates, 16cm diam, second quality; qty