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A PINXTON SHELL SHAPED DESSERT DISH enamelled with scattered sprigs in vivid green and other colours, the handle and rim outlined in brown enamel, 20cm w, c1800 Pattern No 13. ++Localised wear to the enamel on the rim and with light glaze scratches that hardly detract. No restoration

A GROUP OF PINXTON AND RELATED TEAWARE comprising a saucer and plate painted in polychrome with a landscape in gilt rim, a fluted teacup with enamel sprig decoration, another with polychrome border set pattern of scrolling foliage and a fluted teacup and hybrid hard paste trio, possibly Mansfield- decorated, enamelled with a pink ribbon entwined with green foliage or red bows with gilt festoons, largest plate 21.5cm diam, painted 218 in puce or gilt, or unmarked (8) Pattern No 1 (red sprig version) and Gent, op cit, fig No 61. ++The lot with general wear rubbing or faults, or both

A PINXTON KIDNEY SHAPED DESSERT DISH painted to the centre with a coastal scene in gilt frame, 25cm w, painted crescent and star in puce, c1800-10 ++Some black speckling of the glaze in two or three places, slight wear to the gilding framing the landscape panel, no restoration

A PINXTON PORTER MUG enamelled with three sprays, one of purple flowers, another of cornflower blue daisies beneath polychrome swags in brown borders, an apricot band to the interior, the handle also edged in brown enamel, 11.5cm h, c1800 ++In fine condition with a few minor enamel scratches on the brown border and handle, no restoration

A PINXTON IMARI COFFEE CAN enamelled and gilt with the Tobacco Leaf pattern, 6cm h, c1800 Pattern No 349/350. ++In fine condition with wear to the gilding around the rim

EXLEY (C L) THE PINXTON CHINA FACTORY presentation copy signed by the editors F A Barratt and A L Thorpe, illustrated, cloth, dust jacket, 1963 and - A History of the Torksey and Mansfield China Factories, Lincoln 1970 (2)

A VICTORIAN SANDSTONE SUNDIAL the 9 inch bronze horizontal dial indistinctly signed and with plain gnomon, on chamfered pillar with square capital, the sides with latin inscription and date 1838, on chamfered pillar with the raised initials EC/DT and stepped plinth, 106cm h The inscription reads: EDVARDVS T COKE DE BRIMINGTON ARMIG: ET DIANA NVPER TALBOT CROSBIE DE ARDFERT IN HIBERNIA CONIVX TEMPORIS NVNQVAM REDITVRI MEMORES ET FVTVRA SPERANTES. MONITOREM HVNC PONI CVRAVERVNT ANNO SALVTIS MDCCCXXXVIII. Erected at their home Brimington Hall (demolished 1931) the present sundial was commissioned by Colonel Edward Thomas Coke, DL, JP (1807-1888) of Brimington and Trusley, Derbyshire and Debdale Hall, Nottinghamshire. He married, in August 1835 Diana (d1895) daughter of the Rev. John Talbot-Crosbie of Ardfert Abbey, Co Kerry. They had three daughters. Colonel Coke was the son of D`Ewes Coke (d 1856) of Brookhill Hall, Pinxton, Nottinghamshire and Harriet Wright (d1815) of Mapperley Hall, Nottingham. A watercolour full-length portrait of Colonel Coke in uniform, when in Burma, painted jointly by himself and his wife, was sold from the Collection of Michael Appleby, Sotheby`s, 20 November 2000, lot 139. ++The bronze dial weathered and with green patina but probably original to the sone pillar, the capital with two large flat corner chips and minor edge knocks but in basically good original condition

NON-LEAGUE Over 200 programmes, all are relatively obscure clubs from the lower reaches of the pyramid including: Borras Park Albion, Chaddesley Corbett, Coney Hall, Ecchinswell, Englefield Green Rovers, Four Marks, Kings Stanley, Manford Way, Old Bradwell Utd, Old Paludians, Patcham, Pinxton etc. Very good

A PINXTON PORCELAIN COFFEE CAN with gilt Greek key border over pendant oak leaves, 2 1/4" high, together with a First Period Worcester porcelain fluted saucer painted with flowers, 5 1/4" diameter, and a similar Fence pattern teabowl, 2 3/4" diameter (3)

Collection of books on porcelain and ceramics: W H Goss - Ward Sothebys Concise Encyclopedia of Porcelain - Battie Wade - Posgay Staffordshire Portrait Figures - Hall Jewitts - Godden British Pottery and Porcelain - Godden Doulton Figurines - Dale Collectors Plates Meissen - Fletcher Along The Royal Road, Burlin Porcelain The British Teapot - Porter Investing in Pottery and Porcelain - Fletcher Millers Ceramics of the 50`s and 60`s 17th/18th Century French Porcelain - Savage Belleek - Degenhardt English Pottery - Lewis Sylvac - Verbeek Pinxton China - Meeks

A Worcester blue and white waisted cylindrical tankard, circa 1775, printed with the Fence pattern, ribbed handle, crescent mark, 9cm h together with a Worcester blue and white tea bowl, Pinxton style chantilly sprig coffee can and matching teabowl and bl

A Pinxton slop bowl c.1800, painted in pattern 314, the Pearl pattern, with small sprigs beneath an orange and grisaille border issuing gilt garlands, painted pattern number to the base, 17cm.

A Pinxton coffee can, cup and saucer c.1810, and a plate, all painted in pattern 218 with buildings and bridges between tall leafy trees, gilded pattern numbers to most, some wear, 20.3cm max. (4)

A large Pinxton mug c.1800, naturalistically painted with a large spray of flowers, the reverse with a smaller sprig, gilt motif to the handle, 11cm high. Cf. C. Barry Sheppard, Pinxton Porcelain 1795-1813, p.217, pl.221 for a mug of similar form.

A Pinxton cylindrical mug c.1800, painted perhaps by William Billingsley with a spray of flowers and two smaller sprigs above a gilt band, 11.5cm high.

A Pinxton scallop edged dish c.1800, painted with a central oval panel of two figures in a rowing boat upon a wide river with trees overhanging the water, within a wavy gold band, star and crescent mark, 30.3cm.

A Pinxton slop bowl c.1800, unusually decorated to the interior with a rectangular scene of figures fishing beside a river, beneath an overhanging tree, within a gilt tendril border, the exterior sparsely decorated with scattered gilt leaves, 16cm dia.

A Pinxton tall mug c.1805, painted with a figure on horseback approaching Penhow Castle before a line of trees, within a gilt band and dot border, and with two gilt flower sprays, titled in red to the base, a little wear to the gilt rim, 9.5cm.

A PINXTON TRIO each piece painted with a rural view, together with a pair of Pinxton tea cups and saucers, each piece painted with a band of butterflies and insects

An extensive early 19th century porcelain tea/coffee service, painted in sepia colours with a variety of rural landscapes, possibly Derby or Pinxton, including lidded teapot, twin handled oval sugar bowl, milk jug, slop bowl, ten tea cups (part af), eleven coffee cans (part af), twelve saucers (extensive damage) and four plates (af).

A 19c. Pinxton style comport another squat ditto and an open transfer printed serving tray in yellow (three, the first comport approx. 23cms diameter).

A 19c. Newhall cup, another decorated with Chinese figures, an 18c. Chinese tea pot of circular form and a Pinxton style part service (a quantity, various dimensions).

A Chinese porcelain cylindrical teapot and cover of “Pinxton” design with entwined strapwork handle and decorated with circular cartouches of country landscapes, 5.5ins high (Qianlong period)

Six boxed Bachmann coal wagons including Newstead, Annesley, Pinxton, Babbington, etc.

A Royal Crown Derby miniature cup - Royal Pinxton Roses, together with a hexagonal trinket pot, A1297 and two side plates, 2451 and 1128. (4)

Royal Crown Derby `Royal Antoinette` (3 dishes and cup) and 3 x Royal Pinxton Roses

A quantity of various 19c. and later china to include a part lustre tea service, another part service, Royal Doulton series ware, creamware two-handled sugar bowl, Pinxton design tea bowl, miniature Meissen service, etc. (a quantity, various dimensions).

A PINXTON COFFEE CAN IN AN ENAMELLED SPRIG SET PATTERN C1800, A CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN COFFEE CUP BOTH DAMAGED, MOTHER OF PEARL HANDLED ERASER AND A MOTHER OF PEARL AIDE MEMOIRE

Railway Paper Ephemera - pre WWII timetables for Derby to Cleethorpes, Mansfield to London, Pinxton to Skegness etc; LNER parcel tags (P3077); pre WWI and later parcel receipts and headed letters; ticket class display cards etc.

A PINXTON COFFEE CAN, PATTERN 108 painted in neo classical style with two oval vignettes of an obelisk or romantic landscape in gilt frame beneath sepia paterae and festoons centred by an urn, the rims and handle gilt, 6.5cm h, c1800. ++ Gilding on the handle and rims rubbed, undamaged, no restoration

A PINXTON TEA BOWL AND SAUCER, PATTERN 44 enamelled with three French sprigs beneath an undulating border, the rims gilt, saucer 13.5cm, (saucer) painted P 44 in puce, c1800. ++ Tea bowl with descending hairline crack and pin head sized rim nick. The saucer in fine condition

A PINXTON TEACUP AND SAUCER. attractively painted with a wide band of full blown pink cabbage roses and leaves in a gilt double line, saucer 14cm diam, c1800 A trio of this pattern is illustrated Gent (N D), The Patterns and Shapes of the Pinxton China Factory 1796-1813, Pinxton 1996, fig 72.. ++ Gilding rubbed in places but undamaged, no restoration

A PINXTON TEACUP AND SAUCER, PATTERN 301 enamelled and gilt with a wide border of scrolling foliage and paterae, the rims and handle gilt, saucer 14cm diam, c1800. ++ In good condition

A PINXTON TEACUP AND SAUCER, PATTERN 312 enamelled in green monochrome and gilt with a central sprig and wide conforming border of scrolling foliage interspersed with gilt stars, the rims and handles gilt, saucer 14.5cm diam, c1800; a Minton saucer, enamelled with festoons in red and black beneath a blue lined rim, painted 237 in black, c1805 (3). ++ Pinxton cup and saucer in good condition with slight stacking wear to the gilding of the saucer, the other saucer in good condition with slight staining of the glaze

A PINXTON COFFEE CAN. painted with an oval landscape panel of a wooded bluff and two trees in `Brookhill` type gilt frame between two honeysuckle flowers, the rims and handle gilt, 6cm h, c1800 A teacup and saucer of this pattern in the Dennis Collection is illustrated Gent, op cit, fig 73. A Pinxton coffee can of the closely related pattern 221 and painted by the same hand as the present lot was in the Rose Collection. It was sold in these `rooms, 30 April 2009, lot 126.. ++ Very minor, only several mm in length descending hairline crack, the gilding around the rim rubbed

A PINXTON FLUTED COFFEE CAN ENAMELLED WITH SPRIGS IN BLUE LINE BORDERS C1800 CRACKED

Literature: C. Barry Sheppard, `Pinxton Porcelain` and another book on Pinxton. (2)

REFERENCE BOOK. EXLEY (C L) - PINXTON CHINA FACTORY, ILLUSTRATED 1963

A Pinxton Circular Saucer Dish, painted in iron red and gilt with a border of simple flower forms, 20cms diameter c.1800; A New Hall Saucer Dish, painted in iron red and gilt, pattern 288, 21cms diameter; A New Hall Jug, of shouldered fluted form, painted with flowers, pattern 366, 11cms high; Two Inscribed Flower Painted Cups and Saucers; A Similar Mug; A New Hall Type Cup and Saucer; A Souvenir Cup and Saucer, `A Present from Ilkley`.

A Hicks and Meigh stone china tureen and cover, with Imari decoration, scroll handles with mask and scroll handles, 31cm x 20cm high. PART OF THE STUDY COLLECTION OF ENGLISH PORCELAIN FORMED BY C.L.EXLEY, thence by Descent C.L. Exley was a leading light in the collecting of English ceramics from the early twentieth century to the post war period. During much of that time, attributions to many English factories were still in their infancy. He was a member of the English Ceramic Circle and wrote The Pinxton China Factory, 1963 and the History of Torksey and Mansfield China Factory, 1970. Exley left a large collection of English glass to the Usher Gallery, Lincoln. The numbers in his purchasing book (available at the view, but not for sale) correlate in most cases with the numbers on his labels, e.g. no. 56, and are quoted at the end of the catalogue entry. References to Watney are to the sales of Dr Bernard Watney, Bonhams, 1999 and 2000

A large Pinxton Loving Cup, c.1800, the cylindrical body delicately painted with rural scenes within gilt borders, script printed LP monogram in grey, gilding wear on handle, one handle single crack, 13cm high no. 301. Purchased in Bishop Auckland in 1934 for 16/

Pinxton plate circa 1800, painted with a scene titled to reverse ` Chatsworth` within a yellow ground and red and gilt scroll border, (rubbing) 20cm diameter

A PINXTON PORCELAIN COFFEE CAN, late 18th/19th century, of plain cylindrical form painted in Imari type palette with pattern No.342, 2 1/2" high, marked in burnt orange

Gent, Nicholas. The Shapes and Patterns of the Pinxton China Factory 1796-1813, first edition, by the author, Pinxton 1996. Cloth, dustjacket, colour illustrations throughout, tall quarto; and Curtis, Jean-Louis. Baccarat, Thames & Hudson, London 1992. Boards, dustjacket, English text, colour illustrations throughout, tall quarto, (2). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A Royal Crown Derby "Royal Pinxton Roses" Pattern Coffee Service, on white ground with puce and gilt, floral and leaf decoration, comprising coffeepot, milk jug, sugar bowl, 8 cups, 8 saucers

Seven Derby coffee cans, also a Pinxton fluted coffee can and two other English porcelain coffee cans, with polychrome patterns and borders, red painted marks to bases, (some damages) (10). Condition Report from left to right, top to bottom 1 rim crack, 2 ok, 3 ok, 4 ok, 5 cracked, 6 handle restuck, 7 0k 8ok, 9 worn and chipped, 10 hairline to rim.

Pinxton plate circa 1800, painted with a scene titled to reverse ` View near Wetton Staffordshire` within a yellow ground and red and gilt scroll border, (rubbing) 20cm diameter

A pair of Royal Crown Derby Pinxton Rose pattern plates

Assorted ceramics, parcel including a Royal Crown Derby Pinxton Rose plate

A Royal Crown Derby 10" Bow pattern plate and a Royal Crown Derby Pinxton Rose 6" fluted plate (2)

A Pinxton teacup and saucer, decorated with monochrome roses and sprigs, brown line border, pattern no.12

A Royal Crown Derby part dinner service decorated in the Royal Pinxton Roses pattern including; two graduated platters, shaped serving dish, two lidded tureens, six dinner plates, six side plates, sauce boat and stand and six two handled dessert dishes and plates.

A Royal Crown Derby part tea and coffee service decorated in the Royal Pinxton Roses pattern including; a coffee pot, cream jug, sugar bowl, six coffee cans and saucers, two handled cake plate, a large milk jug, a large sugar bowl, six tea cups, six saucers and six side plates.

A PINXTON CREAM JUG painted with two panels, to include a country house and landscape with figure on horseback, within a gilt surround, circa 1805-10

A WORCESTER QUEEN CHARLOTTE PATTERN SAUCER, circa 1780, and a Pinxton fluted tea cup and saucer, a Hildich trio, a fluted cup, a lustre coffee can and two miniature cups

A PINXTON COFFEE CAN, PATTERN 221, of Brookhill Service type, painted with an oval panel of parkland between sprigs, the rims and handle gilt, 6cm h, c1800 ++In pristine condition

Pinxton trio circa 1800, painted with landscapes titled 'Winandermere' 'Bonsal Dale' and 'Westmore land' (wear to gilding) (3)

Pinxton saucer circa 1800, painted with pattern 13 also five other saucers probably Pinxton (hairline cracks) (6)

Two Royal Crown Derby miniature loving cups, boxed, painted with Royal Pinxton roses and Derby posies.

A Doulton Burslem Edward VII 1902 Coronation commemorative beaker, a Shelley George VI May 1937 mug, a Foley 1837-1897 Victoria mug with matching moustache cup, boxed pair of Royal Crown Derby limited edition thimbles (23rd July 1986) and a Royal Crown Derby "Royal Pinxton Roses" miniature loving cup to commemorate the birth of Prince Henry of Wales (7).