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A Pinxton porcelain saucer, the well painted with figures in a landscape within a gilt border, gilt line rim, circa 1796/1804, collection label verso, 51/8" diameter.

A 19c. Rogers blue and white dish, a Pinxton cabinet cup, a New Hall ditto with similar saucer, a pearl ware tea bowl and a small quantity of early 19c. and later saucers. The Rogers dish 18 cms. diameter. (9)

A Pinxton porcelain porter mug with angled and loop handle, the front boldly painted with a spray of English garden flowers, probably by John Coke, under a gold rim with a gold band around the foot, 12.7cm. high, painted with an arrow-like mark in puce enamel, circa 1800.

A Pinxton part tea service, painted in pattern 218 with trees within landscapes, gilded rims, gilt pattern number, early 19th century, wear to the enamels and gilding. Comprising: slop bowl, two teacups, two coffee cans and four saucers. (9)

A Pinxton coffee can and saucer, painted with a wide leafy border in gilt and purple, c.1820, some wear to the gilding, 14cm. (2)

A Royal Crown Derby Pinxton Rose fluted dish and a boxed Royal Crown Derby Kedleston pattern plate

A Royal Crown Derby Coffee can and saucer, Pinxton Rose pattern together with a Posie, Royal Antoinette, and Chatsworth pattern cup and saucer (4)

A Newhall cup and saucer, printed in black with a view of the Pinxton porcelain factory, pattern 709.

Four Royal Crown Derby "Royal Pinxton Roses" pattern hand painted cups and saucers, a matching sucrier and cover; a Wedgwood blue Jasperware jar and cover; and a Crown Staffordshire vase, (11)

An early 19th century plant pot and underdish, possibly Spode, the rim painted and gilt with bell flowers above a yellow band, 12cm high (2) *Although the pattern is close to one used by Pinxton, see Berthoud 'British Cups' plate 135, the shape and size doesn't correlate to this factory, see Exley 'Pinxton' plate 26b

Two Pinxton fluted teacups and a saucer, with gilt borders of festoons and a single puce sprig, the rims and handle gilt, cup 6cm h, c1800 ++The gilding on the rim of one of the cups rather rubbed, the saucer with two descending hairline cracks

A Pinxton oval teapot stand, of so-called fish tailed form and pattern no 73, with a pink band of gilt paterae, 18.5cm w, c1800 ++Rubbing/stacking wear to the gilding in places, no damage or restoration, scarce

A Pinxton fluted oval sucrier and cover, of pattern no 46, enamelled and gilt with sprigs, 13.5cm h, c1800 ++Gilding slightly rubbed on the knop, one of the handles and rims

A Pinxton coffee can, of pattern no 13, enamelled with sprigs, the rims and handle blue, 6cm h, c1800 ++Typical light crazing of the glaze, the blue enamel on the rim flaked away in one place where it has not quite taken during the firing

ROYAL CROWN DERBY "ROYAL PINXTON ROSES" PARTIAL DINNER SERVICE, (modern), comprising; nine dinner plates, eight soup plates, nine fish/dessert plates, two gravy/sauce boats, six coffee cans and four saucers, cream jug, four saucers (probably for tea cups), four tea plates, six small bowls (total 49 pieces).

A Pinxton type porcelain coffee cup and saucer, circa 1800, enamelled with Chantilly sprigs, in pattern 10A

A Pinxton coffee can, painted with a scene of a double-arched bridge over a river. A very faint hairline crack near the base. Early 19th century, 8cm.

A Pinxton D-shaped bough pot and cover, pattern 218, painted with a view of Hardwick Hall, Derbyshire from the lake, supported by gilt foliate sprays, scroll moulded base, gilt rims, 18cm wide, circa 1800

A Pinxton named view plate, painted to the centre with a circular panel A View In Dovedale, Derbyshire, with figures by a river within a gilt foliate frame reserved on a yellow ground within a foliate border in iron-red, gilt and yellow, gilt rims, 20.5cm diameter, title in red, circa 1796-1800. See The Patterns and Shapes of the Pinxton China Factory by N. D. Gent, page 143 for this pattern

A Pinxton fluted teabowl and saucer, painted with rose swags suspended from blue and gilt foliage, gilt rims, the teabowl incised C, circa 1800

2 well constructed Parkside Dundas P503 wagons, finished black, 'Pinxton' No. 17 and 87, no load, sprung buffers and couplings (BM)

2 well constructed Parkside Dundas P503 wagons, finished black, 'Pinxton' No. 71 and 718 with coal loads, sprung buffers and couplings (BM)

2 well constructed Parkside Dundas P503 wagons, finished black, 'Pinxton' No. 18 no load and 78 with coal load, sprung buffers and couplings (BM)

A collection of modern Royal Crown Derby ware, decorated with the "Royal Pinxton Roses, design, comprises: twenty-five circular Plates in sizes

A Pinxton coffee can and saucer, each piece painted with a landscape panel, one titled ' Milford Haven', the other 'Duffeild Bridge Derbyshire', c.1805. Wear to the gilding.(2)

A PINXTON TYPE NAMED VIEW CACHE POT, the spool shaped vase with a gilt diaper ground, painted with "View in Strathmore, Scotland" within a rectangular cartouche on a pedestal base, 6".

A RARE PINXTON COFFEE CAN, circa 1796-99 of plain cylindrical form with simple loop handle, painted with a landscape, probably by William Billingsley, 21/2", and a Spode pin box and cover, circa 1795-1815, pattern 1166"2" (2)

A Chelsea Derby period coffee cup and saucer, c. 1775, moulded with prunus blossom and birds, Smith's blue border with gilt, scroll highlighting, gold D and anchor mark, 6.9cm; A Chelsea Derby cup, rib moulded with flowers, 6.9cm, gold anchor mark, A Pinxton tea cup, with painted and gilt highlights, 'p44' in puce, 6.8cm and a Spode coffee can (5)

A Pinxton porcelain teacup and saucer, pattern 12, circa 1796

A Pinxton porcelain teacup and saucer, pattern 193, circa 1800, script P and pattern number in orange

A Pinxton teacup and saucer, pattern 1, the border elaborately gilt with laurel leaves and seaweed within gilt line rims

Collection of Spode Commemorative Plates: ‘Canterbury Cathedral Plate’; ‘Durham Plate’; ‘Iona Plate’; ‘First Canterbury Pilgrim Plate’; ‘Durrow Plate’; ‘The St Chad Plate’; ‘The St Gall Plate’; ‘Westminster Abbey Plate’; Together with six other decorative Plates including a Royal Crown Derby Royal Pinxton Roses Plate, in original box

Royal Crown Derby Royal Pinxton RosesÓ A1155, cofffee pot & 4 demi tasse cups & saucers

A Royal Crown Derby "Royal Antoinette" trio comprising coffee can, saucer and plate; another "Royal Pinxton Roses".

A Derby/Pinxton Type Porcelain Part Tea Service comprising teapot, cover and stand, sucrier and cover, milk jug, six tea cups (narrow), six tea cups (wide), six saucers and two bread plates, each painted in enamels with landscapes within gilt lined oval panels reserved on rose pink grounds, circa 1810-15

A Pinxton fluted 'Bute' shape teacup and saucer Best Bid

A Pinxton 'Bute' shaped tea cup and saucer, painted with cornflower sprays and blue line borders, marked with pattern number 13 and another cup and saucer of similar shape

A Pinxton polychrome plate, painted with a central panel of a cottage landscape, 20cm diameter, titled to the reverse Cottage on River Tay Scotland, circa 1800 (some surface wear)

A COFFEE CAN printed in colours with a named view of Pinxton Mill ++cracked

Pinxton? D-shape bough or crocus pot with liner and remains of domed lid. Estimate: £100

A Royal Crown Derby miniature loving cup, Royal Pinxton Roses pattern, 1984

A Pinxton porcelain teacup and saucer pattern 218 painted by E. Rowlands with rustic vignettes gilt line rims circa 1800

A good Pinxton named view plate painted to the centre with a circular panel A View Near Breadsall Derbyshire travellers on a path by a cottage within a gilt frame reserved on a yellow ground the border decorated with scrolling foliage in red and gilt blue line band gilt rims 20.5cm diameter title in red script circa 1800

A rare English porcelain jug possibly Brampton-in-Torksey, circa 1805 painted each side with buildings in a country landscape and with the gilt initials WW beneath the spout, gilt line border, 13.5cm., 5.25; in., also a Pinxton coffee can, circa 1800, of Brookhill Hall type, painted with a titled view in red script, Queen Elizabeths Lodge, Essex; a Pinxton coffee can, circa 1800, painted with a landscape vignette; and an earthenware dessert plate, circa 1805, with a central circular panel painted with a figure leading a mule towards a cottage (4) A paper label on the base of the jug suggests that it was made for William Wheeldon, William Billingsley's nephew, who was employed at both Mansfield and Derby. A jug of identical form and with similar decoration is illustrated by C.Barry Sheppard, Pinxton Porcelain, 1795-1813, p.247, pl.270.

A rare yellow ground porcelain teapot and cover circa 1800 probably Mansfield decorated, of silver shape, painted each side with a country house and gardens inside an oval gilt frame against a yellow ground, the cover painted en grisaille with the crest of a bent arm holding an ear of wheat 17cm., 6.75;in. high some wear to gilding (2) Literature Illustrated by G.Godden, Staffordshire Porcelain, p.564, pl.734; and by C. Barry Shepherd, Pinxton Porcelain, 1795-1813, and the porcelain of Mansfield and Brampton-in-Torksey, p.228, pl.242. Provenance Sold Neales of Nottingham, the Littlewood-Hill sale, 22nd June, 1978, lot 69

A Pinxton facetted teabowl and saucer, painted in coloured enamels with scattered cornflowers, within cornflower bands, circa 1810

A Pinxton coffee can, finely painted in coloured enamels with a tree, within gilt line borders, 2 1/2" high (6.5cm) circa 1810

An early 19th century sucrier, the navette shape painted with a landscape and lake band in puce and lemon, 19cm across the handles (D)Although this was previously attributed to the Pinxton factory, the kicked up thumbpieces might suggest Miles Mason as the maker

A Pinxton coffee can, pattern 275, with ear shaped handle, the border decorated with puce ferns and gilt rims, 6cm high (Please see lot 311 for image)

A Pinxton oval teapot, pattern 46, decorated with scattered gilt Chantilly sprigs and blue flowers, gilt rims, 28cm wide, circa 1800 (Please see lot 311 for image)

A Pinxton teacup, saucer and saucer dish, pattern 46, decorated with scattered gilt Chantilly sprigs and blue flowers, gilt rims, saucer 20cm, saucer with pattern number in gilt, circa 1800 (Please see lot 311 for image)

A Pinxton oval two-handled fluted sucrier and cover, with moulded gilt oval handles, domed cover, painted with rose swags suspended from a gilt rim, 16cm wide, circa 1800 (Please see lot 311 for image)

A Pinxton fluted circular slop bowl, painted with rose swags suspended from a gilt rim, 15.5cm diameter, circa 1800 (Please see lot 311 for image)

A Pinxton circular fluted saucer dish, painted with rose swags suspended from a gilt rim, 22.5cm diameter, circa 1800 (Please see lot 311 for image)

A Pinxton teacup and saucer, decorated with a border of scrolling brown ribbon with puce flowers and green leaves between gilt line rims, circa 1800 (Please see lot 311 for image)

BILLINGSLEY, MANSFIELD - An Exhibition Catalogue To Celebrate The Millennium And The Bicentenary Of William Billingley's Mansfield Porcelain Decorating Establishment: Retford, Pinxton Porcelain Society, 1999, 4to, illustration wrappers

GENT, N D -The Patterns & Shapes Of The Pinxton China Factory, 1796 - 1813: Pinxton, 1996, 4to, d/w

A Pinxton bute shaped teacup and saucer, decorated with panels of stylized flowers, pattern No.342, early 19th century. (2)

Pinxton teapot stand circa 1798 with 'fishtail' moulded edges, painted with cottages within a landscape, gilded rim, (slight enamel wear) 18cm wide

An early 19th Century porcelain urn shaped vase, possibly by the Pinxton Factory, the body enamelled in colours with a panoramic view of Dover Castle, Kent, within royal blue and gilt borders, 4.75ins high