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Click here to subscribeA Collection of Various Limited Edition Series Plates to Comprise Five Royal Doulton Collectors' Gallery Edition Kings and Queens of the Realm, Two Royal Creamware 'Wild Roses', Three Boxed Spode Hunting Scenes After J.F. Herring Sen. Together with a Spode Nelson Plate and Copeland Spode Woodcock No. 8 Plate
A Collection of Various Ceramics to Comprise Set of Six Blue Vine Royal Oxford Susie Cooper Design Plates, Two Transfer Printed "Charlotte" and One "Ophelia Clarice Cliff Design Plates, Spode Sandwich Plate, Poole Dish, Royal Worcester Dishes, Wedgwood Jasperware, Coalport Posy Ornaments etc
Collection of 20th century porcelain tea cups, saucers, sweet dishes, jug, vase and teapot. Comprised of a George Jones sweet dish, Royal Worcester jugs and sweet dish, Royal Crown Derby teacups and saucers, Spode vase and teapot and a Coalport jug. Largest piece measuring approx. 19cm tall.
A COLLECTION OF LOOSE VINTAGE CERAMICS AND GLASSWARE to include a group of Spode 'Blue Italian' items comprising a box of six teaspoons, a box of five pastry forks (one missing from the set of six), a dish, three cups (one with a hairline crack) with three saucers (stickers could indicate second quality), a ceramic rum bottle, a group of 'Wellbeck' ceramic dinnerware to include two lidded tureens, a large meat plate, and a sauce boat and stand (all sold a/f), two ships decanters (require thorough clean), a Babycham melamine dish, two planters, etc (qty) (Condition Report: items could benefit from a clean)
A LARGE QUANTITY OF MIXED CERAMICS to include two Spode 'Edwardian Childhood' patterned money boxes, two art deco iridescent finish Shelley squat vases (one with marks to the rim), an art deco Ducal Ware footed oval bowl, three Wedgwood Beatrix potter items to include a cup, a moneybox, and a plate, a miniature Royal Crown Derby 'Old Country Roses' teacup, saucer, and milk jug, three Hornsea 'Muramic' dishes, diameters 15.5cm (small chip to the rim), 12cm and 8.5cm, a Hornsea 'Impact' lidded trinket dish, a blue and white Coalport tea cup and saucer (wear to gilt rims), a group of assorted Carlton ware items, etc (qty) (Condition Report: itemised conditions above, some items could benefit from a clean)
Exquisite set of eleven Tiffany & Co. porcelain dinner plates, crafted in England by Spode for Tiffany & Co. These plates feature a striking gold laurel border on a pristine white ground, embodying timeless sophistication and luxury. Each plate measures 9 inches in diameter, making them ideal for both fine dining and elegant display. The underside is marked "Tiffany & Co. New York" and "Spode Copeland China England," attesting to their authenticity and high-quality craftsmanship.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 9" dia.Country of Origin: No CountryCondition: Age related wear.
A Blue Room Collection by Spode 'Flower Vase' teapot, a Crown Staffordshire 'Hunting Scene' coffee pot and small ginger jar, a pair of Thomas Webb whiskey International Crystal glasses in presentation box and a pair of Edinburgh Crystal Classical brandy glasses in presentation box, three reticulated display plates in cream and a Shelley footed bowl in yellow and orange hues etc.
A Davenport Garland pattern soup tureen and cover (chip to inner cover edge) (h-17cm), a set of twelve Copeland Spode Canadian Centennial Provincial Flowers Quebec desert plates (harline crack to one) (w-23cm) together with a handpainted sunset lake scene teapot with companion twin handled sugar bowl together with four various plates. (19)
A Spode bone china savoy pink rose and cabbage part tea service comprising, a teapot, a milk jug, a sugar bowl with cover, nine teacups, a salt and pepper shaker, nine saucers, eight small side bowls (w-13cm), fourteen side plates (w-16cm), nine plates (w-20cm) and eleven dinner plates (w-27cm) (marked verso) (65)
A Copeland Spode pink Chelsea Bird pattern part service comprising, eight various sized egg cups, a milk jug (h-13cm), a creamer, a tea pot (h-23cm), a coffee pot (h-18.5cm), a chocolate pot (h-17cm), three coffee cups, two saucer, a teacup (h-7cm) and saucer, two soup bowls, a serving dish (l-37cm), three side plates (w-17cm), three plates (w-22cm), six dinner plates (w-27cm), small ginger jar (h-9cm), a pot, a small sugar dish (h-6cm) and small dish. (all with various older and modern marks verso) (39)
Early 19th Century porcelain muffin dish with cover, possibly Spode, painted with floral sprays, butterflies, moths, and ladybirds, Dia.22cm overall; French porcelain Chelsea style dessert plate painted with exotic birds and floral sprays within a scalloped rim, gold anchor mark, Dia.21.5cm; Coalport "Rose Pompadour" ground plate with gilt and painted floral decoration, c.1855, blue "CBD" mark, Dia.24.5cm; Ridgway gilt and floral plate, pattern number 2/131; 3 other floral plates, 2 dishes, W.33.5cm the widest, slop bowl, and a Minton sucrier, without cover, H.9.7cm. (11) Slop bowl: surface scratches to exterior, interior decoration and gilding in good order, no chips, cracks or restoration.Peach serving dish: hairline crack running half the circumference (see image).Cobalt plate with flowers and heavily gilded decoration: overall condition good, surface scratches, the gilding slightly rubbed, a couple of 1mm nibbles to the underside rim.Muffin dish and cover: in good order with no chips or restoration. The cover has a shallow split to the rim approx 1cm which would have been created in the making (see image).Hexagonal plate: overall condition good, some rubbing to the gilt on corners.Sucrier: a few firing imperfections as splits at the rim and one thumbnail size internally (see image).Blue serving dish, scalloped birds plate, and all other plates not mentioned above: in good condition with no chips, cracks or restoration, possibly some very light scratches.
Early 19th Century Spode Felspar Porcelain part coffee set comprising 4 cups and 4 saucers, and 2 bread and butter plates, Dia.21.2cm, each with painted butterfly and rose decoration, and moulded floral, foliate, and ribbon motifs, within a gilt rim, pattern number 3501, painted red marks and one plate with rare puce mark, c.1820; pair of shaped oval dessert dishes, each with moulded and painted floral sprays within a gilt rim, pattern 2105, W.28.5cm, and a dish cover with a butterfly finial, pattern 3414, Dia.19cm, (plate with puce mark has glazed over foot rim chip). (13). (Notes: The puce "Spode Felspar Porcelain" mark with both London and Stoke addresses and the date "1821" is given as listing 3658 in Godden's Encyclopedia of British Pottery and Porcelain Marks, which classes it as very rare. Godden states that an example of this "1821" mark exists in the Copeland Works Museum, and a jug bearing this mark was previously part of the Godden Reference Collection).Condition: Small glaze spread to base of 1 cup, 4mm; 3cm stress fracture to base of rim of 1 oval dish; saucerdish with manufacturing defect to base rim, 5mm across.
Three Richard Guyatt for Wedgwood Royal commemorative mugs, one for the 25th Anniversary of the Wedding of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, H.10.5cm, and 2 for Princess Anne's and Captain Mark Phillips's wedding; Wedgwood and 2 Spode Silver Jubilee mugs; 5 Coalport limited edition vases, Royal Worcester Golden Jubilee pill box, and a Longton Hall Silver Jubilee plate, limited edition No.59, painted by D. R. Bownett, with certificate and box. (13)
Collection of Early 19th Century Spode tea and coffee cups, comprising "London" shaped trio with reserves of painted floral sprays and gilt decoration, pattern number 1709; trio with transfer Chinoiserie decoration; trio with Imari style decoration, 2214; 2 further Imari teacups, each with a saucer, and a set of 3 coffee cups with 3 saucers, 1201, (1 cup with hairline crack). (19)
Collection of Early 19th Century Spode tea and coffee cups, comprising a pair of bute shaped teacups with 2 saucers and a slop bowl, pattern number 1132, Dia.15.5cm the largest; trio with pale blue and gilt decoration, 2161; coffee cup, 4414, with 3 saucers; and 3 floral and gilt decorated teacup and saucer duos. (18)
Minton First Period bone china mug with an angular handle and an oval reserve containing a painted landscape with a cottage on a cliff edge, inscribed milestone, path with 3 figures below, and a field with sheep, further cottage and cliff formation beyond, within a gilt lattice field, pattern number 150, c.1810, H.8.2cm; Spode coffee can and saucer, the can painted with a church in a rural landscape, the saucer with a bridge and trees by water, pattern number 1926; other cup and saucer, monochrome painted with a church in landscape; bat printed teacup and saucer; Victorian christening mug, and another christening mug. (9)Spode saucer - scratches to painted decoration. Otherwise, all pieces seem good, with some wear to gilding, and minor manufacturing defects to glaze and paste.
Copeland Spode Bermuda Pattern part dinner service of 48 pieces, each with printed and painted exotic bird in a blossom tree, comprising 6 oval meat dishes in 4 sizes, W.44cm the largest; 2 tureens with covers, 2 sauce tureens, each with a cover and a stand; sauceboat, and 35 plates in 4 sizes; 34 pieces of Bristol Pottery "Old Bristol Delft", 20 pieces of Mason's Ironstone Regency, and 6 Vista. (108)
Regency Spode porcelain pot pourri of campana form with 2 handles, each formed as a satyr's horns with mask, and foliate lower terminal, all-over gilt Chinoiserie decoration of figures in a garden with peacocks, trees and flowers, between gilt bands of ovolo decoration, on a circular pedestal foot and square base, with a pierced outer cover and a solid inner cover, painted red mark and pattern number "4014" to base, H.32.5cm overall approx., (finial on outer cover repaired, small chips to flange under cover, inner cover has large chip underneath, body has minute rim chip, some wear to gilding, and other minute faults)
Late 18th Century Spode porcelain oval teapot with cover, with a band of gilt lattice decoration on a pale red foliate effect ground, rare impressed “S” mark to foot rim, W.25.5cm, (cover a/f), and a collection of Regency Spode tea wares, comprising teapot, pattern number 2638, W.25.5cm; sucrier, richly decorated with painted and gilt floral decoration, 2777, W.15cm, (inside of cover chipped); Gilt sucrier, 471; pot pourri base with floral decoration on a blue and gilt scale ground, 1166, (lacking cover); jug and 2 matching plates, 2234; 2 other jugs, H.13.5cm the tallest; and another plate. (11). (Note: The impressed “S” mark is given as listing 3648a in Godden’s Encyclopedia of British Pottery and Porcelain Marks, which classes it as very rare on early porcelain c.1784-1805)
Copeland Spode stoneware spherical teapot with sprigged foliate and classical figure decoration on a green ground, 20cm; 17 other pieces of Copeland/Spode, 3 Mason's Ironstone "Chinese Peony" pattern cache pots, H.19cm the largest, (largest and smallest a/f); 8 other pieces of Mason’s; Portmeirion "Botanic Garden" vase, H.21.5cm, and jug; Crown Staffordshire "Kowloon" cache pot, 2 pieces of Radford Ware, studio pottery, and a small qunatity of further ceramic items incl. Adams and Wedgwood, etc. (a lot)
Early 19th Century porcelain tapering cylindrical spill vase, bat printed with a hunting scene of a man with dog, opposing a gilt flower, beneath a flared gilt and beaded rim, H.12.8cm, (foot rim chip), and 2 smaller Spode vases, both decorated in the Imari Palette, H.11.7cm the largest. (3)
A collection of The Spode Blue Room collection ceramics, comprising: sixteen kitchen spice jars, including: "Bay", "Rosemary", "Sage", "Parsley", "Cinnamon", "Peppercorn", and others, various patterns; twenty-three Spode blue and white knob handles; and a pair of Spode "Italian" pattern saucers.
A selection of Victorian and later dinner ware, including: a Copeland & Garrett Late Spode New Fayence part dinner service, comprising a miniature tureen, cover and ladle with saucer, dinner plates and serving plates; an Ironstone China soup tureen and cover; and a green flower and gilt decorated part dessert service.
A selection of 19th Century and later tea ware, including: a set of early 19th Century Spode tea ware, each with dark blue borders decorated with gilt foliage, comprising: teacups, coffee cups, saucers, and a sucrier; a plate with printed decoration to its centre, and a painted pink lustre rim, 23cms diameter; a Royal Doulton plate, with a hand-painted landscape scene to the centre, signed ‘J. Hughes’; a selection of 19th Century teacups; and other ceramic items; together with a 19th Century mahogany dome top mantle clock, with silvered Roman dial, the movement stamped ‘Gustav Becker’ and ‘Medaille D’Or’, raised on four ball feet, 39.5cms high.
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