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A FINE PINXTON TEA BOWL pattern 142, of bute shape, enamelled in blue and gilt with a band of foliage and ribbon beneath a border of paterae alternating with stars, the rim gilt, 6cm h, painted 142 in puce, c1800 Illustrated: Gent (N D), The Patterns and Shapes of the Pinxton China Factory 1796-1813, Pinxton, 1996, p59. ++In fine condition

A RARE PINXTON TEACUP AND SAUCER of bute shape with strap handle, painted with views of Shrewsbury Castle in a border of Brookhill type gilt husks and sprigs, the rims and handle gilt, saucer 14cm diam, painted title Shrewsbury Castle in red script, c1800 ++Saucer with restored hairline crack descending from the rim, wear to gilding on the rim of the cup

A PINXTON PLATE painted with a landscape with a mounted figure by a castle in circular gilt frame and plain gilt border, 23cm diam, painted crescent and star in puce, c1800 ++Cracked, gilding rubbed and with light glaze scratches

A DERBY YELLOW GROUND CHOCOLATE CUP of ogee shape, painted in Meissen style with two upright panels of elegant figures in a landscape with river and buildings beyond, in elaborate gilt frames, the yellow ground with four colourful flowers, the handles gilt, 8cm h, red printed mark, c1830 and a Pinxton type teacup and saucer, enamelled with trailing leaves in two tones of green alternating with red berries, the rims and handle gilt, painted bow and arrow mark and 28 in red enamel, c1805-10 (3) ++Chocolate cup handles restored

PINXTON PORCELAIN, SUBJECT. SHEPPARD (C BARRY) PINXTON PORCELAIN 1795-1813 AND THE PORCELAIN OF MANSFIELD AND BRAMPTON-IN-TORKSEY illustrated, dust jacket, Mansfield 1996, N D Gent - The Patterns and Shapes of the Pinxton Porcelain Factory 1796-1813, 1996, C L Exley - The Pinxton China Factory, two copies (one a review copy) 1963, - A History of the Torksey and Mansfield China Factories, 1970, June C Meeks - A Beginner`s Guide to Pinxton China, 1992 and several exhibition catalogues and Pinxton Porcelain Society Newsletters, etc (approximately 36) ++++

A Pinxton porcelain fluted saucer dish, circa 1800, decorated with scattered sprigs within an iron red border, Pinxton star pattern bowl, Derby plate painted with a Mundi Rose and a Royal Crown Derby porcelain cabinet plate, signed J Price, painted with Bakewell, Derbyshire, within a cobalt blue and gilt vine border. (4)

A PINXTON SPIRALLY FLUTED TEACUP ENAMELLED WITH A BORDER OF SWAGS BENEATH THE BLUE RIM, PAINTED 9 IN PUCE C1800

A PINXTON TEACUP AND SAUCER enamelled with polychrome sprigs and blue rim, saucer 15cm diam, c1800 Pattern No 13. ++Faint star crack in the saucer

A Nymphenburg part dinner service decorated with floral sprays to include soup plates, dinner plates, oval platter, gravy boat and stand, serving dishes, etc., together with a Royal Crown Derby dinner service decorated with the same design to include two lidded tureens, jugs, oval platters, plates, tea strainer and stand, etc., and a small quantity of Royal Crown Derby "Pinxton Roses" pattern tea wares

A PINXTON FLUTED COFFEE CAN, PATTERN 46 enamelled and gilt with sprigs, the rims and handle gilt, 6cm h, c1800 ++Gilding on the rim mostly worn

A PINXTON COFFEE CAN painted with an oval panel of a castle on a hillside with trees to fore, in gilt oval frame flanked by two sprigs, the rims and handle gilt, 6cm h, c1800 Comparative Literature: A tea bowl and saucer of this pattern is illustrated Gent (N D), The Patterns and Shapes of the Pinxton China Factory 1796-1813, Pinxton 1996, fig 73. ++Two feint star cracks in the base, one ascending, some localised wreathing of the glaze and wear to the gilding around the rim

A PINXTON COFFEE CAN, PATTERN 301 enamelled and gilt with a band of stylised foliage, the rims and handle gilt, 6cm h, c1800 ++Descending hairline crack

A PINXTON PORTER MUG enamelled and gilt with scattered sprigs beneath a blue and gilt banded border, 11cm h, painted P in puce, c1800 Comparative Literature: A similar Pinxton mug, painted with a view of Brookhill Hall is illustrated Gent, op cit, fig 238 (centre). ++Professionally restored, wear to gilding on the rim and handle

Royal Crown Derby - 8 assorted cabinet plates, vine pattern, 26 cm, green border, painted floral polychrome centre; vine pattern 21.5 cm, blue border, painted floral polychrome centre; Lombardy pattern, 26 cm; two Derby Posies patterned plates, 18 and 23 cm; Royal St. James, 20 cm; Royal Pinxton Roses, 20 cm, 26 cm plate decorated with gilt and iron red flowers and foliage and a blue and white cake plate

A PINXTON TEABOWL AND SAUCER PAINTED IN PUCE MONOCHROME WITH SPRIGS AND SWAGS C1800, A STAFFORDSHIRE BUTE SHAPED TEACUP, WITH RIDGWAY TYPE HANDLE PAINTED BY JOHN CUTTS WITH A LANDSCAPE, PAINTED MARK IN SEPIA SCRIPT V NR MATLOCK DERBYSHIRE, C1816, CRACKED AND A WORCESTER OVAL BUTTER DISH-COVER PRINTED IN UNDERGLAZE BLUE WITH FLOWERS IN CELL BORDER

A Royal Crown Derby Pinxton pattern tea set, including six plates, a sauceboat, and stand

GENT. N.D: Patterns and shapes of the Pinxton Factory and 4 various on Ceramics, (5)

A PINXTON TEAPOT AND COVER enamelled in puce and iron red with swags and stylised roses beneath a band of gilt foliage, 16cm h, painted 5 in red to cover, c1800 Comparative Literature: Gent (N D), Pinxton...1796-1813, Pinxton 1996, pp50 & 53.The decoration of the present teapot differs in the gilding of the border to that illustrated as pattern no 5 and the related pattern No 19 ++Teapot - cracked. Cover - knop cleanly broken off and glued back into position. No professional restoration

A PINXTON TEAPOT AND COVER gilt with sprigs beneath a wide pink and gilt shark`s tooth border with turquoise accents, the cavetto gilt with paterae, 14.5cm h, c1800 Comparative Literature: Gent, op cit, fig No 63. ++Teapot - cracked and with old restoration to tip of spout. Cover - with old stabilised crack and wear to gilding on the knop

A PINXTON SUCRIER of oval form with bifurcated handles and gilt with a floral border pattern, 12.5cm h, 283 in gilt, c1800 ++In fine condition, no restoration

A PINXTON SAUCER-DISH enamelled with concentric circles of sprigs alternating with gilt stars framed by gilt swags suspended from an orange-red border with shaded sepia pearls, the rim gilt, 20cm diam, painted 314 twice, in sepia and red, c1800 ++Localised stacking wear and wear to gilding on the rim

A PINXTON SAUCER-DISH painted in sepia monochrome with a circular landscape of a cottage before rocks in gilt border of Brookhill type and with three gilt sprigs, 20.5cm diam, c1800 The sucrier from the same service as the present dish is in Mansfield Museum and another saucer-dish is illustrated, Gent, op cit, fig No 54. ++In good condition with a few light scratches and localised wear to the gilding on the rim, no restoration

THREE PINXTON SQUARE AND SHELL SHAPED DESSERT DISHES enamelled with scattered sprigs or in Japan patterns, the rim outlined in brown, black or gilt, 20cm w, 342 in gilt, or unmarked [pattern nos 13 and 330], c1800 ++Square dish - in fine condition. Pattern 342 dish - cracked and riveted. Pattern 330 dish - in fine condition with localised wear to the gilding around the central circle and on the rim, no restoration

A PINXTON HEART-SHAPED DESSERT DISH enamelled with green sprigs with blue and puce flowers on sepia stems, the rim outlined in blue, 16cm l, c1800 Pattern No 14. ++Cracked, no restoration

A PINXTON COFFEE CAN AND TEACUP enamelled with a brown ribbon border pattern heightened with pink florets and small green leaves, all with flower sprays, coffee can 6cm h, and an outside-decorated Derby fluted teacup and saucer, gilt with the initial A in salmon pink and gilt border and dentil rim, unmarked, all c1800 (4) Compartive Literature: (Pinxton) Gent, op cit, fig Nos 82 & 62 respectively. ++Coffee can - localised wear to gilding on the rim. Cup - cracked and broken in two and restuck. Cup and saucer - in fine condition

A PINXTON FLUTED TEACUP AND SAUCER enamelled and gilt with a border pattern of roses linked by red and blue scrolls interspersed with shaded yellow spheres and three stars between `seaweed` gilding, saucer 14cm diam, 238 in gilt, or unmarked, c1800 ++In fine condition, no restoration

A PINXTON TEACUP AND SAUCER enamelled and gilt with a border pattern of scrolling foliage with paterae and a puce and blue ribbon, the rims and handle gilt, saucer 14cm diam, painted 301 in sepia, c1800 ++Cup - cracked and with wear to gilding on the rim. Saucer - in fine condition

A PINXTON TEACUP AND SAUCER painted in polychrome with idealised landscapes, the rims and handle gilt, saucer 14.5cm diam, c1800 Pattern No 218. ++Cup - broken and repaired without loss with small glue residue. Saucer - with slight scratches, minor firing crack in the rim and another short hairline crack at 3 o`clock; most of the gilding to the rim worn

A PINXTON COFFEE CAN AND SAUCER gilt with a border pattern of leaves and `seaweed`, saucer 14.5cm diam, painted 1 in gilt, or unmarked, c1800 ++Saucer with two minor chips on the footrim, otherwise fine. The coffee can also fine with minor wear to the gilding on the rim only. No restoration

A PINXTON TEA BOWL, COFFEE CAN AND PAIR OF SAUCERS enamelled with a wide band of poppies, `French` sprigs and leaves, the rims and handle gilt, saucer 13.5cm diam, impressed I, painted P 104 in red, or unmarked, c1800 ++The marked saucer with loss of approximately half of the footrim and localised wear to the gilding on the rim, the three other pieces in the lot in fine condition

A PINXTON TEACUP AND SAUCER AND A PINXTON COFFEE CAN AND SAUCER enamelled in predominantly green and gilt with all over or border set patterns, the rims and handle gilt, saucer 14.5cm diam, c1800 Pattern no 312 and Gent, op cit, fig No 64. ++The pattern 312 teacup and saucer with wear to gilding, the other saucer with old restoration, the coffee can in good condition with wear to gilding on the rims

A PINXTON FLUTED TEA BOWL AND SAUCER enamelled with rose-centred floral swags suspended from blue feathery scrolls and the hatched gilt border, saucer 14cm diam, c1800 Compartive Literature: Gent, op cit, fig no 94 [Pattern No 225]. ++Wear to gilding on rims. No restoration

A PINXTON TEACUP AND SAUCER enamelled in blue, pink and green, heightened in iron red and gilt with a wide ribbon border, the rims and handle gilt, saucer 14.5cm diam, 322 in gilt, or unmarked, c1800 ++Wear to gilding on the rims, no restoration

A PINXTON BEAKER enamelled with iron red and polychrome sprigs in blue borders, 10cm h, c1800 Pattern No 1 (red sprig version). ++Tiny flat graze on the rim and on the foot a small flat chip glazed over during manufacture. No restoration

THREE PINXTON COFFEE CANS one flued, gilt or enamelled and gilt with greek key and oak leaves, trailing poppies or a japan pattern, the rims and handles gilt, 6cm h, 330 in gilt, or unmarked, c1800 Pattern no 335 and Gent, op cit, fig No 124. ++Japan pattern can - in fine condition with minor wear to the gilding on the rim only. Gilt can - with wear to gilding on the rim, fluted can - localised wear to gilding on the rim where fluted. None damaged or restored

A PINXTON SUCRIER AND COVER enamelled with two principal sprays and scattered flowers, 13cm h, c1800 Comparative Literature: Gent, op cit, fig No 62. ++Some flaking where the enamels have not quite fixed during firing, no restoration

A PINXTON TEAPOT AND COVER gilt with hatched and solid pendulous oak leaves beneath a band of greek key, 16.5cm h, 335 in gilt, c1800 ++Old restoration to the cover. Teapot with star crack on one side extending to the base. No restoration

A RARE PINXTON DESSERT TUREEN, COVER AND STAND of navette shape, enamelled with puce and blue florets borne on sepia stems with light green leaves, the rims and handles outlined in blue enamel, 15cm h, painted 14 in sepia, exhibition label, c1800 Exhibited: Mansfield Museum, Billingsley Mansfield Exhibition 1999, Catalogue no 29. An entry in the sole surviving Pinxton Factory Book, dated 18th April 1797, records George Mellors` wages for decorating "...74 1/2 dozen teas [pattern] No 14 at 3 1/4 doz... 1.0s.2 1/2d." ++In fine condition, no restoration

A PINXTON TEAPOT-STAND enamelled and gilt with four sprigs in a conforming undulating ribbon border and gilt rim, 17.5cm w, collector`s label, c1800 Provenance: Godden Reference Collection. ++In fine condition with minor wear to the gilding on the rim only, no restoration

A RARE PINXTON PART TEA SERVICE enamelled in iron red and gilt on a wide dark brown band with a border set pattern of flowers alternating with scrolling leaves and berries, the rims and handles gilt, comprising oval teapot, cover and stand, sucrier and cup and saucer, teapot and cover 16.5cm h, painted 370 in red or blue, or unmarked, exhibition label, c1800 (6) Exhibited: Mansfield Museum, Billingsley Mansfield Exhibition 1999, Catalogue No 66. ++Teapot with on one side a glaze flaw decorated over during manufacture and on the other side where the glaze is slightly crazed a faint hairline star crack which has not penetrated to the interior. Cover - wear to the gilding on the knop, no restoration. Teapot stand - restored. Sucrier - with hairline crack descending from the rim. Teacup - with wear to the gilding on the rim. Saucer - wear to the gilding on the rim and central ring and star, also a tiny black rim nick. No restoration

A PINXTON YELLOW GROUND TRIO painted en puce camaieu with a romantic landscape in gilt laurel frame, the ground painted in sepia monochrome with urns and festoons in gilt harebell border, the handles edged in gilt and with a line of dots, saucer 13.5cm diam, painted P 113 and titles near Little Eaton Derbyshire, Seven Churches County of Kildare Ireland or In Switzerland in red script, the coffee cup and saucer also with a number in red beneath the title, exhibition label, c1800 Exhibited: Mansfield Museum, Billingsley Mansfield Exhibition 1999, Catalogue No 40. One of the most elaborate and costly Pinxton set patterns, a teapot and other items are illustrated Sheppard (C B), Pinxton Porcelain 1795-1813, Alfreton 1996, plt 116 & col plt 18. ++Teacup - restored. Coffee cup - wear to the gilding on the top of the rim, no restoration. Saucer - fine scratches to the landscape panel but in otherwise fine condition, no restoration

A PINXTON TEACUP AND SAUCER gilt with the initial R and decorated in iron red and gilt with a border set pattern of `lilies` and scrolling foliage interspersed with stars, saucer 13.5cm diam, c1800 ++Localised wear to the gilding, no restoration

A PINXTON SPIRALLY FLUTED COFFEE CAN AND SAUCER painted in sepia and enamelled in green and pink with a border set pattern of scrolling foliage interspersed with yellow flowers and gilt sprigs, the rims and handle gilt, saucer 14cm diam, c1800 Comparative Literature: Gent, op cit, fig No 61. ++In fine condition with localised wear to the gilding on the rims only, no restoration

A PINXTON FLUTED TEA BOWL AND SAUCER enamelled with rose centred swags suspended from blue leafy enamel scrolls and the gilt hatched border, saucer 13.5cm diam, c1800 Comparative Literature: Gent, op cit, fig No 94 [Pattern No 225]. ++In fine condition with localised wear to the gilding

A PINXTON TEACUP AND SAUCER enamelled and gilt with a border set pattern of butterflies alternating with smaller insects including ladybirds and vivid green and turquoise leaves on a ribbon of gilt `seaweed`, the rims and handle gilt, saucer 13.5cm diam, c1800 Gent fig No 65. ++In fine condition with light wear to the gilding on the rims only. Note: on the underside of the footrim two tiny and insignificant chips to the footrim. No restoration

A PINXTON TEA BOWL AND SAUCER painted in bright purple monochrome with a country church, a thatched cottage to the reverse, the saucer with a river scene, the rims gilt, saucer 14cm diam, c1800 The monochrome version of the Pinxton polychrome landscape pattern, No 218. ++Both pieces with fine short hairline crack descending from the rim and some light wreathing and speckling of the glaze particularly on the saucer

A PINXTON COFFEE CAN attractively painted in polychrome with a river landscape with two rustic buildings, one on a grassy covered rock in the foreground, the rims and handle gilt, 6cm h, c1800 Pattern No 218. ++Gilding on the upper rim worn in places. No restoration

TWO PINXTON COFFEE CANS one painted in brilliant enamels and richly gilt with a Japan pattern, the other with a panelled border of blue ribbons and crossed gilt sprigs divided by orange panels, the rims and handles gilt, 6cm h, impressed G, or unmarked, c1800 Pattern No 343 and Gent, op cit, fig No 89. ++Japan pattern coffee can with fine hairline crack descending from the rim near the handle and with wear to the gilding on rims and handle, no restoration. Panelled border coffee can in fine condition with minor wear to the gilding on the rims, no restoration

THREE PINXTON COFFEE CANS enamelled and gilt with border set patterns including a band of sepia scrolling foliage and a pattern of seeded puce and red foliage with gilt mon, 6.5cm h, painted 275, 352 or 36[-] [Gent, op cit, fig No 123], c1800 ++One with tiny firing crack at the base of the handle and some minor localised discolouration of the glaze, another with wear to the gilding on the rims, the third with most of the gilding on the upper rim worn off and also with some further wear to the gilding on the handle. None restored

A PINXTON TEACUP AND SAUCER AND A PINXTON COFFEE CAN AND SAUCER enamelled with a Japan or another pattern and gilt, saucer 14cm diam, painted 276 or 342 in sepia or red, c1800 ++Teacup and saucer stacking wear to the saucer and also wear to the gilding on the rim, cup - with localised wear to the gilding on the rim. Coffee can and saucer - in fine condition with minor wear to the gilding only and in the case of the can some very light local staining of the glaze near the handle. No restoration

A PINXTON COFFEE CAN AND SAUCER enamelled with scattered gilt sprigs of polychrome flowers, the rims and handle gilt, saucer 13.5cm diam, impressed C, painted P 46 in red, c1800 ++In fine condition. The can with the attractive added additional feature of a large spray to the interior on the base. Localised wear to the gilding, no restoration

A PINXTON TEACUP AND SAUCER enamelled and gilt with a mottled orange border set pattern reserved with gilt paterae at intervals linked by crossed `seaweed` and with gilt inner border, the rims and handle also gilt, saucer 13.5cm diam, painted 367 in red, or unmarked, c1800 ++In fine condition

A PINXTON TEA BOWL AND SAUCER enamelled with a border of pendulous tapering boughs of green and shaded leaves heightened in puce and interspersed with `French` sprigs, the rims gilt, saucer 14cm diam, impressed W or J, exhibition label, c1800 Pattern No 63. Exhibited: Mansfield Museum, Billingsley Mansfield Exhibition 1999, Catalogue No 36. ++Tea bowl - with fine hairline crack descending from the rim; light wear to gilding on the rim, no restoration

A PINXTON YELLOW GROUND TEACUP AND SAUCER the border enamelled with insects, the rims and handle gilt, saucer 13.4cm diam, painted 241 in sepia, or unmarked, c1800 ++Cup - cracked. Saucer - in fine condition with light wear to the gilding on the central ring. No restoration

A PINXTON SPIRALLY FLUTED SUCRIER AND A PINXTON CREAM JUG the first enamelled with a border of feathery sepia foliage bearing puce and green leaves interspersed with yellow and iron red sprigs, the rims and ring handles gilt, the jug in a restrained gilt set pattern, jug 11.5cm h, incised cross, or unmarked, c1800 Comparative Literature: Gent, op cit, fig No 61 and pattern No 33 respectively. ++Wear to the gilding on the sucrier, minor wear to the gilding on the rim and handles of jug only, no restoration

A PINXTON TEACUP AND SAUCER AND A MATCHING PINXTON- DECORATED COALPORT SUCRIER AND COVER enamelled with a wavy blue ribbon edged in black and entwined with iron red and gilt trailing foliage above swags, saucer 14.5cm diam, c1800 Comparative Literature: Gent, op cit, fig No 90. ++Saucer - wear to gilding on the rim, central ring and inner border of swags. Cup - wear to gilding on the rim but in fine overall condition. Cover of sucrier with tiny flat rim chip and wear to gilding on the rim and knop. Sucrier - wear to gilding in places and with forked crack descending from the rim and a small v shaped flat rim chip in consequence. No restoration

A PINXTON SAUCER-DISH attractively enamelled with a square gilt framed landscape panel of a hut in a wooded clearing in gilt laurel leaf border and rim, 20cm diam, exhibition label, c1800 Pattern No 300. Exhibited: Mansfield Museum, Billingsley Mansfield Exhibition 1999, Catalogue No 57. A tea and coffee service of this pattern is illustrated Sheppard, op cit, plt 140. Most of the pieces are painted with named views, some from engravings after Thomas Hearne (1744-1817). ++Localised wear to the gilding of the square frame to the panel and on the rim.

A RARE PINXTON YELLOW GROUND PLATE attractively painted in polychrome with a central landscape with diminutive figures beneath a cliff top castle, in gilt harebell frame and scalloped border of vivid green enamel and gilt swags, the rim also gilt, 20.5cm diam, exhibition label, c1800 Gent, fig No 110. Exhibited: Mansfield Museum, Billingsley Mansfield Exhibition 1999, Catalogue No 94. A dish from the same dessert service is illustrated Booth (I M), Pinxton, article in "Connoisseur", January 1963, p14. ++In fine condition with localised wear to the gilding on the rim and a insignificant tiny flat rim chip at 7 o`clock. Also a few light glaze scratches that are not too noticeable. No restoration

A FLUTED SAUCER-DISH, PINXTON OR BRAMPTON-IN-TORKSEY enamelled with blue, pink and green flowers on scattered red sprigs in rust line rim, 20cm diam, exhibition label, c1800-05 Pattern No 1( red sprig version). Exhibited: Mansfield Museum, Billingsley Mansfield Exhibition 1999, Catalogue No 153. In the 1999 Exhibition this dish was exhibited with a matching waster from the Brampton-in-Torksey factory site. ++Minute flat repair to rim

A PINXTON JAPAN PATTERN DESSERT DISH heightened in gilt and with broad gilt rim, 25cm w, c1800 Comparative Literature: Gent, op cit, fig No 60. ++In fine condition