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Click here to subscribeQuantity of blue and white plates, to include: Wedgwood 'Fallow Deer' pattern plate, Spode Willow type pattern, G. Smith and Co. bowl, 'Spanish Beauties' pattern plate, 'Fountain Scenery' pattern plate, 'Wood line' pattern plate, 'More a pattern plate, Charles Meigh 'American Cities and Scenery' pattern plate, a Wedgwood 'Water Nymph' pattern plate, and one other European landscape decorated plate, (some damages) (10).
Two Spode 'New Stone' plates printed in underglaze blue and painted in red with a central floral spray, Also a Lustre plate, Also a blue and white printed plate decorated with a Chinoserie scene, Also a saucer dish painted in red and blue with a house on an island, with a floral spray in the fore-ground, (some damages) (5).
Five pieces of Late 18th/early 19th Century porcelain, to include: Worcester coffee cup painted with floral sprays c.1770, Miles Mason reeded coffee can painted with flora, Derby reeded coffee can puce painted marks to base, coffee can probably Spode, teabowl decorated with gilt, blue and pink patterned border (hairline cracks) (5).
A pearlware rectangular stand, for four eggs, the feather moulded border picked out in blue, on tapering foot, 16cm wide (6 1/4"), circa 1815-20, a Spode pearlware soup tureen cover, printed in blue with the Rome pattern, and a small round cover, printed in blue with the Forest Landscape pattern
A documentary Spode New Shape French jar, with two scroll handles, finely painted in coloured enamels by Oldfield, with 'The Task', the reverse decorated in gilt with cornucopia, baskets and eagles, on round base, 16cm high (6 1/4"), signed Oldfield, script mark in red beneath and inscribed' A tatter'd apron hides, worn as a cloak and handly hides a gown more tatter'ed still - Hate is crown'd', circa 1820-25 (area of rim lacking, area of rim restored)
A Spode London Shape teacup, coffee cup and saucer, painted in orange and gilt with flowers and leaves, on a blue ground, script mark in red and pattern number 3904, circa 1820, and an H & R Daniel teacup and saucer, the blue ground border decorated in yellow and gilt with anthemion and leaves, pattern number 4158, circa 1835
A Copeland late Spode 6.5in. circular tapered two-handled urn with raised classical figures of the Birth of Venus and Venus in clouds with an eagle and cherub, further raised foliated and floral decoration on grey ground with circular base and square-shaped foot, 13.25in. high, impressed and printed marks (slight chip).
A Spode late 18th Century part afternoon tea and coffee service, pattern number 2721, decorated blue band with gilt foliage ornamentation comprising; two teacups; nine coffee cups; a square shaped bread plate; a two handled circular sugar bowl and cover; and twelve saucers (some crazing and one saucer chipped).
A MINTON'S BLUE TRANSFER PRINTED STANDARD WILLOW PATTERN TEAPOT, COVER AND STAND, of ovoid shape. Blue transfer printed impressed factory mark, and A COPELAND LATE SPODE TEAPOT, COVER AND JUG, with pewter lid, the green ground with sprigged classical figures and motifs. Brown transfer printed factory mark.