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A Royal Copenhagen vase, decorated blackberries, 14 cm high, and three other Royal Copenhagen vases (4)

A Royal Copenhagen porcelain tea service 20th century, comprising: seventeen large cups, 9cm high, two small cups, 6.5cm high, two teapots, 22cm wide, twenty-eight saucers, 16cm diameter, forty-seven plates, in various sizes, a three-piece condiment set, three jugs, 9cm high, and egg cups, 6cm high (qty)Condition ReportRubbing and wear to the gilt. All need a clean. Chips to the egg cups.

A collection of Japanese porcelain, 20th century, comprising: seven cups and saucers, the saucers, 13cm diameter, a saki set, with three bottles, 13cm high, and six beakers, 6cm high,together with twelve German porcelain teacups and saucers decorated with turtles, the teacups 7cm diametera Royal Worcester and a Minton trio,the largest plate 20cm diametera Japanese blue and white vase,20cm high and a Copenhagen dish21cm wide (53)Condition ReportAll fair overall.

Speise-/ Kaffee-/ Teeservice für 8-12 Pers.,Royal Copenhagen 2. Hälfte 20. Jh. "Musselmalet", Vollspitze. Jew. am Boden grüner Firmenstempel m. "Denmark", Wellenmarke, Malernr. Best. aus: Speise: 8 Speiseteller, 12 Brotteller, 10 Suppentassen m. Deckeln u. UT, 12 sichelförm. Beistellteller, 12 Eierbecher, 12 rd. Schälchen, ov. Terrine, 2 flache ov. Terrinen, 4 versch. ov. Platten, 2 rd. Schalen, quadrat. Schale, Saucière m. Deckel, offene Saucière, kl. Saucière, 2 rd. Butterdosen, Senf- töpfchen, Salz- u. Pfefferstreuer; Kaffe/ Tee: 12 Kaffeetassen m. 8 UT, 8 Teetassen m. 12 UT, 12 Kuchenteller, 2 versch. Kaffeekannen, Tee- kanne, 2 versch. Sahnegießer, 2 versch. Zucker- schalen, Gebäckteller, kl. ov. Tafelaufsatz, 2 versch. rd. Tafelaufsätze, 2 versch. kl. Gebäckplatten, kl. Leuchter m. extra Tropfring, Teebeutel-Ablage, Muschelschale; sowie: 1 gr. Rechaud "Strohblume", zus. 163 Teile.blau, Dänemark, Denmark, Musselmalet, Vollspitze, Wellenmarke

Gr. KonvolutSpeise-/ Kaffee-/ Teeservice-Teile für 5-6 Pers., Royal Copenhagen 2. Hälfte 20. Jh. Meist "Musselmalet" in Voll- u. Halbspitze, teils "Strohblume". Jew. am Boden grüner Firmen- stempel m. "Denmark", Wellenmarke, Malernr. Best. aus: "Vollspitze": 5 kl. Tellerchen, 4 kl. rd. Schälchen, 2 Teebeutel-Ablagen, 2 versch. Tafelaufsätze, kl. ov. Platte, rd. Schale, Durch- bruchteller, kl. Korb, kl. Leuchter, kl. Vase, 2 Väschen; "Halbspitze": 2 Vorspeiseteller, 4 Speiseteller, 2 Suppenteller, 6 Brotteller, 6 Suppentassen (m. 5 Deckeln) m. 5 UT, 3 Eierbecher, 3 Salatschälchen, rd. Terrine, kl. ov. Terrine, rd. Schüssel, rd. Schale, ov. Platte, rd. Butterdose, 2 versch. Saucièren, Salz- & Pfefferstreuer, 8 Kaffeetassen m. UT, 6 Tee- tassen m. UT, 6 Kuchenteller, 8 Teebeutel- Ablagen, 2 versch. Kaffeekannen, 2 Teekannen, Milchkanne, 2 versch. Sahnegießer, Zuckerdose, Gebäckplatte, Muschelschale, Blattschale; "Strohblume": 5 Kaffeetassen m. 6 UT, 6 Kuchen- teller, kl. Kaffeekanne, kl. Teekanne, Sahne- gießer, 2 versch. Zuckerdosen, Zuckerstreuer, kl. Leuchter, Essigkanne, 1 gr. UT, 1 Suppentassen- Deckel; sowie (Bing & Groendahl): kl. Ölkanne, zus. 147 Teile. "Vollsp.": 1 kl. Tellerchen Rand def., gr. Tafel- aufsatz bestoßen; "Halbsp.": 1 Speiseteller m. Chip, 2 Tee-UT m. Chip, rd. Schale minim. bestoßen; "Strohblume": 1 UT m. Chip, Zuckerstreuer- Stöpsel fehlt.blau, Dänemark, gebrochener Stab, Halbspitze, Musselmalet, Strohblume, Vollspitze

Satz von 2 versch. Tellern "Flora Danica",Royal Copenhagen 19. Jh. und nach 1923. Typ. gezackte Kante m. reicher Goldstaffage, 1 x durchbrochen u. geschweift, 1 x gewölbt, jew. m. farbigem Hausmalerei-Dekor. a) gewölbter Rand, Dekor "Eichenzweig". Am Boden Wellenmarke, Malersign., Formersign. "x UD". D 24,2 cm b) durchbrochener, geschweifter Rand. Dekor "Pfirsich". Am Boden grüner Firmenstempel m. "Denmark", Wellenmarke, Malernr. u. -sign. D 23,2 cmDänemark, durchbrochen, gezackt, Golddekor, Wellenmarke

Kaffee-Service für 8 Pers.,Royal Copenhagen um 1980. "Flora Danica". Typ., goldstaffierte Zackenkante, teils m. durchbrochenem Rand. Spiegel jew. m. farbiger Pflanzendarstellung, auf Fahne passende kl. Motive. Am Boden blaue Wellenmarke, grüner Firmenstempel m. "Denmark", handschriftl. botan. Bez. d. Dekors, Malernr. Best. aus: 8 Kaffeetassen m. UT, 8 Kuchenteller, Schoko- ladenkanne, kl. Sahnegießer, kl. Dose m. Asthenkel, Tafelaufsatz, Durchbruchkorb, gr. Durchbruch-Kuchenplatte, quadrat. Gebäck- schale, ov. Durchbruchplatte, Durchbruchteller, 3 versch. flache Saucièren, zus. 36 Teile.Blumen, Dänemark, Denmark, Flora Danica, gezackt, Golddekor, Pflanzen, Wellenmarke

A Royal Copenhagen china figure of a kitten (slight damage); a pair of Royal Copenhagen china figures of gerbils and a Royal Crown Derby china figure of a seated cat (4)

A Royal Copenhagen china figure of a seated cat, 7½" high

Six boxed Royal Copenhagen plates including Hans Christian Anderson and a tub of china ornaments including Aynsley Wild Tudor

A collection of Cat and Bird figurines comprising Copenhagen "Cat" No'd. 1803, a Royal Copenhagen Mini Collection "Cat" No'd. 686, a Bing & Grodahl "Cat" No'd. 1876, another similar, a June Lucy pottery cat and a Moorside Design cat, together with a Persian cat in the Beswick style, bearing impressed number "404" to base, a Jema of Holland "Budgerigar" figure No'd. 313, a Beswick "Puffin", a Beswick "Greenfinch" No'd. 2015, Goebel "Great Tit Mouse", a Goebel "Blue Tit" and a Goebel "Yellow Wagtail", together with two further Continental bird figures (15)

A pair of Royal Copenhagen floral spray decorated vases and covers with putti finials, raised on square bases, each No'd. 12211754 to base and lid, 28.5 cm high (2) CONDITION REPORTS One has a chip the edge of the rim of the vase body. Otherwise in need of good clean, general wear and tear conducive to age and use. See images for more details.

ROYAL COPENHAGEN, a porcelain figure of a boy wrestling with a calf, 17cm and another of a sleeping cat.

Royal Copenhagen porcelain model of a Bassett hound, printed blue and green marks, shape no.356, 15cm long and a glass model of a pig, standing foursquare (2) 

Three Royal Copenhagen porcelain figures of animals including a model of a kitten playing with its tail, a model of a cat seated, 14cm high, a seabird, all with printed green factory marks and blue wave marks, various painted numerals and The National Pottery 'New Delhi' pottery model of a dove modelled recumbent (4)  

Assorted English and continental pottery and porcelain models of birds, predominantly hoopoes including Royal Copenhagen, Karl Ens, a model of an owl, a large Karl Ens double model of hoopoes and a Grafton china turquoise glazed model of a seal, tallest 25.5cm high Condition ReportOne with crazing and repair to beak. Another with repair to beak. One with small chip to head feathers. General wear and tear.

A group of seven Royal Copenhagen porcelain models of animals including a group of two bears fighting, underglaze blue wave marks [7].

A Royal Copenhagen figure of a seated ape together with a Bing & Grondahl figure of a seated Siamese cat, 13cm high each. [2]

A group of nine Royal Copenhagen porcelain models of birds, a similar small jar and a shell-shaped dish underglaze blue wave marks, 4-12cm [11].

Two Royal Copenhagen porcelain figures of cats

Pair of Continental porcelain figures of musicians, 20cm high, together with four other porcelain figures, a porcelain dressing table set and three Royal Copenhagen plates

BODE WILLUMSEN (1895-1987) FOR ROYAL COPENHAGEN. THREE STONEWARE VESSELS (3)Comprising; a two handled oatmeal coloured vase, blue wave mark, 14-5 1928 and artist's monogram, 19.5cm high; a two-handled vase of rounded square form, applied with classical figures and fish, blue wave mark, 16-12 1927 and artist's monogram, 13cm high and a flambe glazed dish with monkey handle, printed and painted marks, incised 20763, 16cm wideBoth vases are in good condition. The dish with glued repair to the monkey handle

A GROUP OF ROYAL COPENHAGEN MODELS (15)20th century Comprising; `Mermaid on Rock' modelled by E. Eriksen (4431); Partridge, modelled by Herold ( 2261); Sleeping cat ( 422); Grey Spotted Fawn (2648); Tufted Duck ( 1941); Owl ( 2999); Owls ( 834); Fantail Fish ( 3064); Finch preening ( 1041); Mouse on Sugar ( 510), printed and painted marks, sizes 4cm to 22cm high; also four Copenhagen small dishes, largest 21cm wide and a small Bing & Grondahl mouseThe Tufted Duck with a tiny nick to the tip of its crest.The Mouse on sugar with a chip to its right earThe square dish with deer, 12.5cm wide, has a small rim chipOtherwise in good condition

A ROYAL COPENHAGEN ASSEMBLED BLUE AND WHITE `IMMORTELLE' PATTERN PART SERVICE (47)20th century Comprising; two teapots and two covers, a baluster jug and a cover, two milk jugs, six teacups and two saucers, one coffee cup and five saucers, two cake plates, twelve dessert plates, a sugar bowl, three small bowls, a small octagonal dish and three odd covers, green printed and blue painted marks; also a Staffordshire porcelain blue and white barrel shaped teapot and cover and a small French bisque porcelain figure of a girlTwo teapots and two covers- haircrack to the tip of one spout, approx.1cm length. The cover on the other teapot is matching.Baluster jug and cover- small chip to footrimTwo milk jugs- one with a large chip to the rim, approx. 2cm by 1cm. The other with a haircrack to the rim, approx. 3cm lengthSix cups and saucers- One cup with a crack around the handleOne coffee cup and five saucers- One saucer with haircrack along the rim, approx. 1cm lengthTwo cake plates- one has a rim chip, approx. 1cm by 0.5cmTwelve dessert plates- four have rim chipsSugar bowl- good conditionThree small bowls- one is broken in half and glued. Another with a small rim chipsThree covers- two of the covers go with two of the bowls  and are in good condition. The odd cover has rivetted repairsOctagonal stand- good conditionStaffordshire teapot- good conditionFigure of girl- right hand lacking

A LARGE ROYAL COPENHAGEN `CROW WITH FROG'Mid 20th century Modelled by Christian Thomsen ( 1860-1921), green printed and blue painted mark, shape 365. 36cm length by 17.5cm highGood condition

A collection of sixteen Royal Copenhagen models of birds. Tallest a Kingfisher, 18cm high. Condition - the robin is chipped on the tail the rest appear good

Royal Copenhagen Flora Danica Cabinet Plate Having maker marks, hand painted '20 / 3828' and impressed '35281' underside, a botanical illustration of a dandelion from the Flora Danica botanical encyclopedia at center within the gilt and reticulated rim, having the corresponding taxonomic polynomial in black Latin script to underside Property from: a Private Collector, Park Ridge, Illinois Height: 1 1/2 inches, Diameter: 13 inches Condition: one small chip to rim Category: Decorative Arts > China Services Estimated Sale Time: 12:54 pm (America/Chicago) Shipping Status: Leonard Auction Shipping Quote Download High Resolution Photographs:Photograph #1Photograph #2Photograph #3

Royal Copenhagen Flora Danica Chocolate Cup and Saucer Service (24) items including (12) 2 1/2-inch coffee cups and (12) 5 1/2-inch coffee saucers, all having maker marks and hand painted '20 / 3513' to undersides, most cup and saucer sets having matching two / three-digit set numbers, each cup having a different botanical illustration from the Flora Danica botanical encyclopedia to sides and the corresponding taxonomic polynomial in black Latin script to underside Property from: a Private Collector, Park Ridge, Illinois Height: 2 1/2 inches, Width: 3 3/8 inches, Depth: 2 3/4 inches (each cup) Condition: overall light wear, no damage or chips noted, (3) cups do not have set numbers that match saucers Category: Decorative Arts > China Services Estimated Sale Time: 12:53 pm (America/Chicago) Shipping Status: Leonard Auction Shipping Quote Download High Resolution Photographs:Photograph #1Photograph #2Photograph #3Photograph #4Photograph #5Photograph #6Photograph #7Photograph #8Photograph #9

Royal Copenhagen Teeservice Musselmalet Vollspitze Teeservice für 4 Personen, Musselmalet Vollspitze. Eine Etagere, Teekanne, 4 Tassen mit Untertassen und Teller, Sahnekännchen. 15 Teile, alle 1. Wahl.

A Royal Copenhagen porcelain figure of a Gull, seated with nestled wings, mark to abse, together with a Copenhagen duo of Owls, a Lladro figure of a seated girl on the telephone, also with six limited edition Coalport porcelain Plates, each one decorated in winter scenes by varying artists, D cm, also with a quantity of glass Paperweights (a lot)

Selection of seven coloured glass paperweights to include squirrel, elephants, ducks and a millefoire example together with a Royal Copenhagen vase Y878 with bird design

Pottery selection to include 1960's Nils Thorsson for Royal Copenhagen rabbit bowl No.1052/5317, organic style Poole pottery vase, Ewenny Pottery blue glaze bowl, Fulham Pottery Hurlingham three twist handle jar vase, Bretby Clanta bowl vase 2497 and green vase 2117D, Michael Anderson large decorative fruit bowl 4567, two Devonshire udder vases and wave finish vase.

Collection of assorted Ceramic Pekingese figures to include Royal Copenhagen, Beswick, Royal Doulton etc

Two boxes of assorted china, etc., Royal Copenhagen, Carlton ware, Beswick, Sylvac, Breweriana **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR IN-HOUSE POSTING AND PACKING**

Set of three Royal Copenhagen plates, decorated with snowdrops in a gilt boarder, D22cm

Royal Doulton figure 'Delight', Beswick horse figure, Royal Copenhagen rabbit figure, Lladro goose, etc

Royal Copenhagen floral design vase. [17.5cm high] Sold on behalf of the Doddie Weir Foundation charity.

A Tray of collectables; Royal crown derby Imari ware, Russian silver plated enamelled shot cups, oriental small urn, Chinese Famille rose vase & Royal Copenhagen brown glaze plate.

Two Royal Copenhagen figures modelled as Lippizaner horses, the first example in a recumbent pose no 5690, the second example prancing upon a stepped circular base, H19cm

A collection of ceramic figurines, to include, Porcelanas Miquel Requena S.A depiction of Doves, a Capodimonte porcelain and gilt pair of young lovers, a Royal Copenhagen crawling baby, Royal Doulton 'This Little Pig', and a five-finger Portuguese tulip vase, amongst other wares. (2)

Royal Crown Derby Robin Paperweight With Gold Stopper also Demark Royal Copenhagen Robin With Chick (3)

Two Nymphenburg Porcelain White Glazed Figure Groups, a similar model of a whippet, a Nymphenburg coffee can and saucer, a Royal Copenhagen vase, a Paris porcelain coffee can and saucer, a Meissen cup, two further saucers, two porcelain bottle vases, a Bohemian glass ruby-flashed glass goblet, cut-glass shade, four cream jugs and two sugar bowls (one tray)Largest group - slight losses to the objects in the ladies hands, bagpipe horn detached firing tear to the square column.Smaller - minor glaze flakes.Wippet - good conditionNymnphenburg can and saucer - good conditionCopenhagen vase - good conditionParis can and saucer - good conditionMeissen cup - good conditionTwo saucers - good conditionBohemian goblet - no chips or cracksJugs - good conditionBowls - chipped

Spode Pottery Printed in the Blue Italian Pattern, including a baluster jar and cover and thirteen other pieces, together with a set of six Royal Worcester landscape plates, and thirty pieces of Royal Copenhagen white breakfast ware (one shelf)

A Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Group, two polar bear cubs at play, model number 1107, together with a quantity of other assorted ceramics and glass, including a Chinese octagonal blue and white planter, etc (qty)

Very large Danish Royal Copenhagen bowl. Limited, no. 1581/2500. Commemorative bowl 1775 - 1975. Royal Cope-Hagen Porcelain. Dimensions: H 15 x Ø 33,5 cm. In good condition.

Lot with 37 pieces Royal Copenhagen porcelain Christmas plates. Various. Second half 20th century. Dimensions: Ø 18 cm. In good condition.

Royal Doulton from The Snowman Collection including ‘Snowballing’, ’Pianist Snowman’, ‘Violinist’; Doulton figure ‘A tuppance a bag’ HN2320,all boxed; Spode ‘A Christmas Story’ cake stand and another; Royal Worcester figure of Mothers love, boxed; Wedgwood including Hidden treasures bayeux box, Wild strawberry; Royal Copenhagen Emma; etc

A Royal Copenhagen vase with steam tug decoration, 2787/2983, 12 1/2" high

A Royal Copenhagen mermaid 4431, a penguin 412, a Pekinese 1238/1716, and other small Copenhagen models and pin trays (some chips to smaller pieces)

A Royal Copenhagen lioness 804 and a Bing and Grondahl lion cub

Five Royal Copenhagen figures, two children with calves 779 and 792, girl with goose 527, girl with dress 2444, and girl sewing 1314

A Royal Copenhagen vase, by Inge-Lise Koefoed, 11 1/4" highCondition: There's a small chip to the glaze on the foot rim.

A collection of Royal Copenhagen and Bing and Grondahl bisque porcelain circular relief plaques, Victorian Parian ware wall bracket, and relief cream jug, various plaster plaques, pair of bookends and a composition moulded figurine of Venus reclining on a day bed Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A Lindsay Muir ceramic sculpture of a frog sheltering under a leaf, a Royal Copenhagen porcelain kitten, an unmarked porcelain elephant, a Swarovski crystal paperweight with Australia etched insideLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

An interesting K.H. group of three awarded to Captain Ludwig Von Borstel, 1st Line Battalion, King’s German Legion, who was severely wounded at St Etienne, near Bayonne in February 1814 The Royal Guelphic Order, K.H. (Military) Knight’s, breast badge, reverse with monogram ‘GR’ MDCCCXV, ring suspension; Military General Service 1793-1814, 9 clasps, Talavera, Busaco, Fuentes D’Onor, Ciudad Rodrigo, Salamanca, Vittoria, St. Sebastian, Nivelle, Nive (Louis Von Borstel, Capt. 1st Line Bn. K.G.L.); Germany, Hannover, Wilhelmskreuz for 25 years service as an officer, WR IV, gold (14ct, 9.63g), gold marks to suspension ring, about extremely fine, the M.G.S. retaining most of its original frosted finish (3) £8,000-£10,000 --- Provenance: Morton & Eden, May 2004 (M.G.S. only, Hannoverian awards added to complete entitlement). Hermann Christian Ludwig von Borstel was born in Hannover on 16 September 1776. He was one of the original members of the King’s German Legion, being commissioned, without purchase, on 17 March 1804, aged 28, into Captain Marschalk’s No 2 Company of the 1st Line Battalion. He was promoted to Lieutenant on 24 March 1804, with temporary rank (exact date of confirmation as Lieutenant is not known as his papers were lost in the wreck of the Augustus Caesar - see below) before being promoted, again without purchase, to Captain on 17 August 1809. Ludwig ‘anglicised’ his name when he came to England with the K.G.L., initially from Hermann Christian Ludwig von Borstel to the simpler Louis von Borstel. Later he changed the French sounding Louis to the more English sounding Lewis Borstel, which is the style he used to sign his service record in February 1829, even though the record shows his full Hannoverian name. He reverted to his correct German given names on his eventual retirement back to Hannover. Ludwig von Borstel accompanied the expedition to Hannover in 1805 as part of the Anglo-Austro-Russian alliance formed to combat Napoleon’s forces which were advancing south out of northern Germany. Following Napoleon’s victory over the Austrians as Austerlitz in December 1805, control of Hannover fell to the Prussians and the Legion was immediately ordered to withdraw to England. Shipwreck and Capture Borstel next accompanied the successful expedition to Copenhagen in 1807. Following the capitulation of the Danes in September of that year, several ships were lost in a storm on the return journey to England. Three companies of the 1st line Battalion were embarked in the Augustus Caesar transport which, on the night of 27 October, came into a violent collision with the ship of war H.M.S. Inflexible, of sixty-four guns. The bowsprit of the man-of-war, bearing down upon the larboard side of the transport, passed through her main chains and carried away her mainmast. The masts, yards, and rigging of both vessels then got foul of each other and the smaller ship, thus entangled, became exposed to the tremendous thumping of the man-of-war, which threatened soon to reduce her to a wreck. Every effort was made on both sides to get clear, but the darkness of the night and the heavy sea rendered this extremely difficult, and nearly an hour had passed before the vessels could be disengaged. Meantime, five of the officers, Captain Laroche, Lieutenants von Borstel, Schlatter, Heine, and Colonel Ompteda, and about a hundred non-commissioned officers and men of the Legion, ventured to attempt escaping from the transport into the Inflexible. This was a hazardous experiment, as well in consequence of the violent concussion of the vessels, as of the number of spars that were falling about; however, although many were wounded, with the exception of one man, the whole gained the deck of the ship. By this time the transport presented a deplorable appearance. Of her three masts, the foremast alone remained standing; large breaches down to the very edge of the water had been made in both her sides; twelve out of fourteen guns which she carried had been either torn away, or forced through the deck into the hold; her boats were driven from their fastenings and damaged, and the whole of her bulwark had been carried away. Thus disabled, she was totally incapable of following the fleet, which on the morning of the 30th was completely out of sight, and the wind coming on to blow a gale from the westward on the following day, she was driven before it towards the coast of Holland. Land was first seen on the morning of the 31st, and now the apprehension arose that the ship might be dashed upon the beach, for they could find no holding ground at sufficient distance from the coast to be secured against a land attack, and the vessel had drifted within half gunshot of the shore, before she could be brought to anchor. The sea broke over her with violence, and it did not seem probable that her shattered hull would hold much longer together; at noon, however, the gale subsided and some hope of safety was entertained. But now came the perils of the land, for the Dutch, who were allied to the French, having descried the vessel, had brought down a few guns to the shore, and from these soon opened a fire upon the luckless transport. The English signal of distress was then made, which caused the firing to be for a time suspended, but towards evening it was resumed, and continued until the master of the transport had been made by signal to understand that he was required to hoist a lantern at the mast head, which being done, the firing ceased, and the vessel, which had received but little additional injury from the ill directed shots, was left unmolested until morning. A Dutch naval officer then came off to the transport, and demanded the surrender of all on board as prisoners of war. Colonel von Ompteda felt that he had no alternative but to submit to this requisition, and his whole force, amounting to nine officers, and more than two hundred non-commissioned officers and soldiers, were, together with the crew of the vessel, disembarked and marched to the Hague, from which the landing place was about six miles distant. They were to have retained their baggage, but the boats being occupied, till nightfall with the disembarkation of the men its removal could not be attempted before morning, and then the vessel was no longer visible; for the wind getting up in the night, her destruction had been completed. During the violent storm several ships were wrecked, and 226 officers and men of the legion were drowned in the Channel, with another 450 or so captured on the beaches. The men were afterwards removed to the fortress of Löwenstein, and the officers placed on their parole at Gorcum, The latter were exchanged, and returned to England in the following spring; but the non-commissioned officers and soldiers, being principally natives of those provinces which formed the new kingdom of Westphalia, were forced to enter the service of king Jerome [Napoleons’ brother who he had made king of Westphalia] which was a conglomeration of several occupied German states. From this rule, however, the greater part took the first opportunity of emancipating themselves. The Peninsula War Von Borstel served throughout the war in Spain and Portugal from 1808 until 1813, and in the south of France in 1813 and 1814. He took part in the crossing of the Douro, the battles of Talavera, Busaco, Fuentes D’Onor, siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, battle of Salamanca, storming of Burgos, battle of Vittoria, action at Tolosa, siege of St Sebastian, battles of the Nivelle and the Nive, and at the storming of St Etienne, near Bayonne, on which occasion von Borstel was severely wounded. St Etienne, near Bayonne, February 1814 Lewis von Borstel was severely wounded leading his company at the storming ...

Two Royal Copenhagen Christmas plates together with a Spode cake plate.

Royal Copenhagen figure of a girl feeding a calf, No.779, 17cm; and another Royal Copenhagen group, Amager girls.Qty: 2

Pair of Royal Dux figures, Katzhutte figure, four Royal Doulton ladies and four character jugs, two Coalport figures, Copenhagen dog and two others.

Collection of Royal Copenhagen, Wedgwood Jasperware, Heinrich Aragon, etc.

A collection of approx. 45 Royal Copenhagen Christmas plates, mixed dates and subjects, some with certificates, and a Crown Staffordshire three-tier cake stand Generally good condition. Please not every piece has been individually examined.