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PAIR OF SWANSEA PORCELAIN PLATES & PAIR OF SIMILAR UNKNOWN, comprises first pair with scattered enamel flowers within a solid gilt border, 20cms diam, one plate having impressed Swansea trident mark, the other pair probably not Swansea with titled botanical studies to the underside 'White Lily' and 'Wild Rose' ('Wild Rose' has faintly impressed Roman numerals to the base), 20.5cms diam. (4)Provenance: private collection Vale of GlamorganComments: the 'White Lily' plate which has a spurious Swansea scriptmark is extensively restored

SWANSEA PORCELAIN JAPAN PATTERNED PART TEASET, in pattern no. 436, comprising circular bread plate (restored), two saucers and four various cups, stencilled Swansea markProvenance: private collection Vale of GlamorganComments: wear to decoration, especially gilding, restoration to plate

SWANSEA PORCELAIN CABARET CREAM JUG, of baluster form, with circular pedestal foot, upright collar spout and moulded loop handle having an acanthus leaf terminal, decorated by William Pardoe with circling flowers and wild strawberries, gilt garland and gilded handle and rims, stencil Swansea mark to base, 14cms highProvenance: private collection SwanseaComments: extensively restored

SWANSEA PORCELAIN TEACUP & SAUCER locally decorated with formal arrangement of open pink roses and cornflower heads within a gilt dentil border, iron red Swansea scriptmark to base of bothProvenance: private collection LeicestershireComments: wear to gilding only

SWANSEA PORCELAIN JAPAN PATTERN PLATE Pattern No. 436 having a circular frame of chrysanthemum and trailing buds, the border with seeded green ground opposing panels divided by pink and white flowers with cobalt leaves and trailing buds, red stencil Swansea mark to base, 21cms diam.Provenance: private collection LeicestershireComments: wear, especially to gilding

SWANSEA PORCELAIN TWIG-HANDLED CENTRE DISH decorated with a series of single pink roses and leaves, rim and handle picked out in gold, 31cmsProvenance: private collection CardiffComments: restoration

LARGE GROUP OF WELSH PORCELAINS & OTHER ITEMS, including Swansea porcelain tureens, Swansea teacups, spurious dish etcProvenance: private collection PowysComments: many restored items, please examine

PAIR OF SWANSEA PORCELAIN PLATES, decorated with circling in gold and with green enamelled grapes and leaves, repeated sprigs in the centre, 20cms diam.Provenance: private collection Vale of GlamorganComments: without damage or restoration

SWANSEA PORCELAIN CABARET CUP & STAND, body finely decorated in a range of flowers, applied beading and gilt vines, together wtih a miniature Swanea Japan tea bowlProvenance: private collection SwanseaComments: both extensively restored

SWANSEA PORCELAIN VASE white glazed Blanc de Chine style, pedestal form, ovoid body, elaborate lotus flower twin-handles, unmarked, 28cms highProvenance: private collection Powys, please see p.123 'Swansea Porcelain Shapes and Decoration' (D Brown & Sons, 1988)Comments: firing crack to body

PAIR OF SWANSEA PORCELAIN SQUARE DISHES cornflower pattern and of fluted form with gilt rims, 23 x 23cmsProvenance: private collection CardiffComments: no problems, slight wear to gilding

SWANSEA PORCELAIN CABARET SUCRIER, urn shaped on a circular pedestal foot, having twin handles (damaged) and sunken cover with entwined dolphins finial, profusely decorated in gilding and with pink open roses, 9.5cms highProvenance: private collection SwanseaComments: the handles should have floret disc terminals, and the finial has been restored

A Swansea or Nantgarw porcelain plate , white ground with gold edging and trailing stylised foliage interspersed with beautifully portrayed naturalistic pink rose blooms including to the centre, 9 1/2'' diameter.

A Swansea or Nantgarw porcelain plate, white ground with gold borders to the rim, decorated with naturalistic alternating pink rose blooms and birds and with a large depiction of a rose to the central reserve, 8 7/16'' diameter approximately.

A Swansea or Nantgarw porcelain saucer, white ground with gold lining the edge decorated with gold scroll detail and naturalistic pink rose blooms, 5 13/16'' diameter approximately.

A beautiful Swansea/ Nantgarw white porcelain cup of tulip form, the handle rim and waist having gold detailing, the interior magnificently illustrating naturalistic Bluebells and wild strawberries 3 7/8'' high approximately.

THIRTEEN-PIECE SWANSEA PORCELAIN DESSERT SERVICE circa 1815-1817, comprising twin-handled stem centre dish, 21cms diam / 2.5cms high, tureen with cover and stand, pair of square dishes, 21cms, pair of oval dishes, 27cms, seven circular plates, of lobed form, all with relief moulded borders picked out in gold and decorated by William Pollard with large sprays of colourful flowers in bright enamels, SWANSEA stencilled marksDimensions: Plates 21cms diamProvenance:consigned by the family of preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie Joseph, bears his labelCondition Report:old repair to tureen handle, restoration to one plate, slight crazing on some, wear to gilding to some, overall excellent, decoration remains bright and fresh, rare for such an extensive set to be offered

SWANSEA PORCELAIN CRUCIFORM DISH circa 1816, of Dynevor pattern by David Evans with centred spray of violets and a continuous border of flowers including buttercups, wild-strawberries and bluebells, impressed SWANSEA to baseDimensions: 21.5cms diamProvenance:consigned by the family of preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie Joseph, labels to underside for loan to Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, well-known collector Harry Sherman and Sotheby's auction 'The Glory of the Garden', 1987Auctioneer's Note:a 'Dessert Service China Wild Flowers' was purchased by George Talbot Rice, 3rd Lord Dynevor, for a price of 84 guineas in 1816, the painting on the service is usually attributed to David EvansCondition Report:tiny nick to rim, decoration fresh

SWANSEA PORCELAINS IN THE MANDARIN PATTERN circa 1814-1822, comprising two plates and a breakfast cup and saucer, infill transfer with village scenes in the Chinese famille-rose style, includes figures and seated Mandarin, the borders with alternating panels of exotic birds and panels of iron-red buildings within gilt scrollwork frames, surrounded by profuse gilding, SWANSEA stencilled mark to baseDimensions: Plates 21.5cms diamProvenance:consigned by the family of preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie Joseph, bears his labels and his label for loan to Glynn Vivian Art GalleryCondition Report:fresh decoration, very small nibble to foot of plate, repaired chip / flakes to rim of plate, very minor nicks to foot

PAIR OF SWANSEA PORCELAIN PLATES circa 1814-1826, in the 'Famille Rose' infill transfer pattern with a centre scene of rose blooms and exotic flowers growing from rockwork, the decoration printed in black and then brightly coloured by hand, the cavetto in orange with gilded 'cracked ice' decoration, series of flower sprigs to borderDimensions: 24.5cms diamProvenance:consigned by the family of preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie Joseph, bears his labelCondition Report:wear to borders and gilding commensurate with age

RARE SWANSEA PORCELAIN MUG circa 1815-1817, in the 'Mandarin' pattern of villagers and seated Mandarin in the famille-rose styleDimensions: 9.5cms highProvenance:consigned by the family of preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie Joseph, bears his labelCondition Report:star crack to base, fresh

SWANSEA PORCELAIN GAZEBO PATTERN SOUP PLATE circa 1815-1817, Chinoiserie-style, gilded and with iron-red, green and deep-blue enamels, features boy fishing in wetland landscape, flowers and trees, stencilled SWANSEA to baseDimensions: 24.5cms diamProvenance:private collection Leicestershire, consigned via our Cardiff officeCondition Report:no damage or restoration, fresh example, minor wear, gilding wear

PAIR OF SWANSEA PORCELAIN SQUARE PLATES circa 1815-1817 having moulded borders and decorated with five flower sprigsDimensions: 20.5cmsProvenance:private collection Swansea, by descent, consigned via our Cardiff officeCondition Report:no apparent problems, slight wear

SWANSEA PORCELAIN CUP & SAUCER circa 1815-1818, landscape painted by George Beddow, castle ruins to cup, two figures on bridge over river to saucer, gilded with continuous solid rim and fruit vineDimensions: saucer 15cmsProvenance:private collection Leicestershire, consigned via our Cardiff officeCondition Report:without damage or restoration, minor wear, gilding wear

SWANSEA PORCELAIN PLATE circa 1814-1822, of lobed form, the border typically moulded and with six individual floral specimens and a small centred flower spray, the cavetto having gilded scrolls and latticework with green foliage, stencilled SWANSEA to baseDimensions: 21cms diamProvenance:consigned by the family of preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie Joseph, bears his labelCondition Report:excellent condition

RARE SWANSEA PORCELAIN TWIN-HANDLED VASE circa 1815-1817, in the French-Empire style, of slender ovoid form with round pedestal base to a square plinth, complex moulded handles having fan terminals and floral medallions, London painted with an extensive Continental scene of three standing figures conversing in moonlight upon headland above a fortified port, the reverse with large butterfly and three smaller insects, pink roses painted to neck and foot, fine gilding to all sections including foliate band below neck and above stemDimensions: 28cms highProvenance:consigned by the family of preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie Joseph, bears his labelCondition Report:a very fine example, firing crack across base, decoration remains vibrant, an important vase with sumptuous decoration that has retained all of its appeal

SWANSEA PORCELAIN TEA CUP & SAUCER circa 1815-1817 in the uncommon pattern No.470 with 'S' shaped whorls in deep blue and gilt, iron-red flowers and green foliage, stencilled SWANSEA to baseProvenance:consigned by the family of preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie Joseph, bears his labelCondition Report:wear to gilding only

SWANSEA PORCELAIN TEA CUP & SAUCER circa 1815-1817, London decorated with summer flowers to a gilt groundDimensions: saucer 13cms diamProvenance:private collection Leicestershire, consigned via our Cardiff officeCondition Report:without damage or restoration, minor decoration wear, gilt wear

SWANSEA PORCELAIN TRIO circa 1815-1817, decorated in Empire-style pattern of buff tulips and pineapples on rococo stands to a yellow ground, SWANSEA stencilled marksDimensions: 14.5cms diamProvenance:private collection Leicestershire, consigned via our Cardiff officeCondition Report:restoration to handle of large cup, without other damage, wear

RARE SWANSEA PORCELAIN INKSTAND circa 1815-1817, of upturned shell-form with fluted moulding and sunken flat top supporting shell-form pen-holder, gilding to flutes and pen-holder, and garden flowers to topDimensions: 13cms diamProvenance:private collection mid-Wales, consigned via our Cardiff officeCondition Report:without cover which is usual, damage / repair to pen cylinder

SWANSEA PORCELAIN BOTANICAL DISH circa 1816, cruciform, painted by William Weston Young with a botanical study of drooping star-of-Bethlehem and slipper-orchid, within a solid gilt rim, titled to base in black lettering 'Ornithogalum nutans / Cypripedium calceolus'Provenance:consigned by the family of preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie Joseph, bears his label and that of well-known collector Harry ShermanCondition Report:wear to decoration, minor scrapes to foot only

RARE SWANSEA PORCELAIN 'TRIDENT' PLATE circa 1817, painted with large spray of colourful flowers tied with a ribbon, outer sprigs to the border, impressed SWANSEA with trident and unusually BEVINGTON stencilled in redProvenance:consigned by the family of preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie Joseph, bears label for his loan to Glynn Vivian Art GalleryAuctioneer's Note:rare marks to the plate especially that of the Bevington Partnership which took control of the factory in 1817Condition Report:firing crack / hairline circles plate

SWANSEA PORCELAIN SPILL VASE circa 1815-1817, cylindrical with everted rim and stepped foot, decorated in Japan set pattern No.223Dimensions: 10cms highProvenance:consigned by the family of preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie Joseph, bears his labelCondition Report:excellent, minor wear

RARE SWANSEA PORCELAIN CABINET CUP & SAUCER circa 1814-1820, the cup of cylindrical form with everted rim and on three paw feet, the scroll handle closing above the cup with a centred patera and with terminating mask, the body finely painted to one side with a standing lady winding wool with an infant beside her studying a bird perched on her hand, verso a lady in flowing robes scattering flowers from her apron, the saucer decorated with Cupid drawing his bow on a cloud, both cup and saucer similarly gilded with lattice and foliate scrolls and both with Gothic initials to bases 'BDE'Dimensions: saucer 15.5cms diam / cup 13cms highProvenance:consigned by the family of preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie Joseph, bears his labelCondition Report:one repaired foot, slight hairline to saucer, gilding wear

SWANSEA PORCELAIN TEASET circa 1813-1824, comprising lidded sucrier, sugar basin and jug, moulded with stems of flowers, gilt rims, handles and stylised gilt garlands, Swansea script marks in redProvenance:consigned by the family of preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie Joseph, bears his label together with his label for loan to Glynn Vivian Art Gallery and that of well-know collector Harry ShermanCondition Report:overall excellent, only minor issues identified being hairline to one cup, small nick to sucrier, small repair to cup, please examine

SWANSEA PORCELAIN OVAL DISH circa 1814-1826, of lobed form, formal arrangement of six outer open roses and one centre closed rose, solid gilt rim, impressed SWANSEA to baseDimensions: 29cmsProvenance:consigned by the family of preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie Joseph, bears his labelCondition Report:localised crazing, wear to gilding

LARGE SWANSEA PORCELAIN SALAD BOWL circa 1818, twin-handled and footed, from the Burdett-Coutts service, London decorated, probably at the Sims workshop, the interior with a basket overflowing with colourful flowers within an elaborate scroll and stipple gold border circled by a series of pink roses on stems, the exterior with two further baskets of flowers and further pink roses below the handlesDimensions: 21cms diam / 37cms handle to handleProvenance:consigned by the family of preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie Joseph, bears his label, similar bowl sold at the Sotheby's 1992 auction of the Sir Leslie Joseph collection, realising £8800, illustrated in W D John 'Swansea Porcelain' pl.62dAuctioneer's Note:believed that Thomas Coutts the banker ordered the service from Mortlocks, the leading London china retailer following his marriage to the actress Harriet Mellon in 1818. The decoration is attributed to James Turner. Over 200 pieces of the service were auctioned on behalf of the Baroness Burdett-Coutts in May 1922, at Christies. There is a tureen and cover from the Burdett-Coutts in the Royal Collection.Condition Report:one handle appears to be professionally restored, no problems structurally, stunning decoration which is generally fresh, minor gilding wear

PAIR OF SWANSEA PORCELAIN PLATES circa 1815-1817, of lobed form and having typically moulded borders, decorated by William Pollard with centred flower sprays within elaborately gilded cavetto, the border with sprigs of flowers and strawberries, stencilled SWANSEA to baseProvenance:consigned by the family of preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie JosephCondition Report:without damage or restoration, fresh

RARE SWANSEA PORCELAIN GRYPHON HANDLED VASE circa 1815-1817, campana shaped, having a flared rim, centre shoulder, the slender stem over a round base to an octagonal foot, twin gryphon or eagle shaped handles with wings spread to the body and picked out in gold, richly decorated in Japan set pattern No.223Dimensions: 14cms highProvenance:consigned by the family of preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie Joseph, bears his label and that of well-known collector Harry ShermanCondition Report:in excellent condition, minor wear only

SWANSEA PORCELAIN BREAKFAST CUP & SAUCER circa 1814-1826, decorated with a series of individual flowers joined by 'S' shaped gilt work foliage, gilt dentil rims, stencilled SWANSEA to baseProvenance:consigned by the family of preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie Joseph, bears his label and label for loan to Glynn Vivian Art GalleryCondition Report:no damage or restoration, wear to gilding

SWANSEA PORCELAIN COFFEE SET IN THE 'PARAKEETS IN A TREE PATTERN' circa 1815-1817, comprises teapot and stand, sugar-basin, small plate, five various cups, four saucers, each infill transfer decorated with two parakeets chained to gnarled branches with stylised flowers all round, SWANSEA stencilled mark to baseProvenance:consigned by the family of preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie Joseph, bears his label together with label for loan to Glynn Vivian Art GalleryCondition Report:no notable damage, wear, minor foot chips to coffee cup / brown firing crack (believed) to wall of one cup

PAIR OF SWANSEA PORCELAIN SQUARE DISHES circa 1814-1826, having typically moulded borders and painted with five flower specimens to eachDimensions: 21 x 21cmsProvenance:consigned by the family of preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie Joseph, bears his labelCondition Report:no damage or restoration, wear commensurate with age

SWANSEA PORCELAIN MARQUIS OF ANGLESEY SERVICE PLATE circa 1815-1817, London decorated, the centre with open pink rose, the border a band of summer flowers to a gilt ground, impressed SWANSEA markDimensions: 21cms diam Provenance:private collection Leicestershire, consigned via our Cardiff officeAuctioneer's Note:the Marquess of Anglesey service was a mixed dessert service of Swansea and Nantgarw porcelain in the same pattern belonging to the Marquess, it was sold by the Anglesey family in the 1930s and again in 1960s. Condition Report:without damage or restoration, decoration with minor wear only

RARE SWANSEA PORCELAIN PLATE circa 1814-1822, London decorated with a wide continuous border of summer flowers in colourful enamels and with gilt fern, to the centre a circular panel of Windsor Castle, stencilled SWANSEA to baseDimensions: 21cms diamProvenance:consigned by the family of preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie Joseph, bears his labelCondition Report:no structure problems, gilt rim wear

E MORTON NANCE author's proof copy of 'The Pottery & Porcelain of Swansea & Nantgarw', with annotations and corrections by Nance, in green half-calf and with leather spine, title and 'author's copy' in gilt lettering, slip-boxProvenance:private collection mid-Wales, consigned via our Cardiff officeCondition Report:good overall

WILLIAM WESTON YOUNG 'GUIDE TO THE BEAUTIES OF GLYN NEATH' printed by John Wright, Bristol, published by Longman, Rees, Orme, Browne & Co, London, 1835, complete with illustrations by the artist, Swansea and Nantgarw porcelain decorator and botanist, rare book of which around only twenty-eight were produced, contains hand-painted platesProvenance:private collection mid-Wales, consigned via our Cardiff officeCondition Report:contents partly loose from binding, boards in good order

RARE SWANSEA PORCELAIN INKSTAND circa 1815, having a shallow cylinder bowl with everted rim, centre cylinder ink-pot complete with liner and fitted cover having bud finial, three tapered pen holders applied to interior wall, decorated with sprays of colourful flowers, circling gold fruit vine and gold rims, Swansea script mark to baseDimensions: 14cms diamProvenance:consigned by the family of preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie Joseph. Sir Leslie's 1969 label to underside for loan to Glynn Vivian Gallery, Swansea, also label for well-known porcelain collector Harry Sherman, very same inkstand illustrated p.154 'Swansea Porcelain: Shapes and Decoration' by AE (Jimmy) Jones and Sir Leslie Joseph (1988)Condition Report:repair to finial, small faint hairline to body, chip to one pen-aperture

SWANSEA PORCELAIN PART DESSERT / TEA SERVICE circa 1814-1826, in Japan set pattern No.223, comprising twig-handled centre-dish, teapot, fan-handled dish, circular bread plate, sugar basin, two coffee cups, teacup and two saucers, Swansea script marksProvenance:consigned by the family of preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie Joseph, bears his labels including loan label to Glynn Vivian Art GalleryCondition Report:overall good, star crack to base of plate, chips to foot of fan dish, small nicks to foot of basin, slight browning to saucers, examination recommended

RARE SWANSEA PORCELAIN CABINET CUP & STAND circa 1814-1826, cylindrical with everted rim, elevated scroll handle with mask terminal, on three gilded paw feet, decorated in the 'Mandarin' pattern, scrolling landscape panels to borderDimensions: 13cms highProvenance:consigned by preeminent Welsh porcelain collector Sir Leslie Joseph, bears his label and label for Harry ShermanCondition Report:without damage or restoration, slight wear

SWANSEA PORCELAIN BREAKFAST SET circa 1815-1817, comprising oversized breakfast cup and saucer, smaller breakfast cup and saucer, teacup and saucer, and circular bread-plate, having Paris Flute moulding and decorated with sprays of flowers within elaborate green enamel and gold borders, manner of William PollardProvenance:private collection Swansea, by descent, consigned via our Cardiff officeCondition Report:each item appears to be undamaged and unrestored, wear to gilding (especially to bread-plate), please examine

A Royal Worcester Porcelain Plate, circa 1875, outside decorated with imitation hardstone panels, impressed mark and monogram, 23cm diameter; A Treacle Glazed Small Coffee Pot and Cover, painted with flower swags, 14cm high; A Creamware Twin-Handled Cup and Cover, 9cm high; A Pair of Swansea Pearlware Side Plates, 20cm diameter; A Pearlware Tivoli Pattern Plate; An Art Stoneware Vase, decorated in Japanese style; and A Quantity of Decorative and Useful Ceramics (qty)

A small documentary Swansea porcelain milk jug well painted with flowers by Henry Morris gilt monogram ESP? and date 1817 with a strident pink border, height 10.5cmRepair to handle and chip to spout, general overall black kiln pitting, rubbing to gilt

A rare Swansea egg cup: with coloured transfer decoration of two parakeets chained to knarled branches, circa 1815.*Notes LiteratureA. E. Jones and Sir Leslie Joseph 'Swansea Porcelain - Shapes & Decoration'. page 193 pl.2.

A rare Swansea glacee porcelain saucer dish, decorated in Empire style with flower groups sitting on a green stand, Swansea mark in red script and no.27 in green, Billingsley Mansfield exhibition no.172, approx 18cm diam Further details: no damage, chips, flakes or restoration, general wear to gilding only 

Selection of china together with a copy of 'Swansea Porcelain', W D John, china to include: 3 Gaudy Welsh Tulip pattern plates, hand painted florally decorated cup and saucer, 'Porcelaine Royale' oval florally decorated bowl, 4 Art Deco Shelley 'Apple Blossom' square tea plates and a Shelley 'Wild Flowers' sugar bowl, white Wedgwood espresso cup and saucer, 2 Royal Worcester 'Herbs' plates, white basalt figurine, Foley china 'Ming Rose' lidded marmalade jar, 2 Shelley Lucy Atwell cups etc. (3) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A SWANSEA PORCELAIN `KINGFISHER' PATTERN LONDON SHAPED COFFEE CUP AND SAUCER AND A SLOP BOWL (3)Circa 1815-17Each piece printed and painted with a kingfisher perched in flowering branches, the slop bowl with red script mark, slop bowl 16cm diameterCup and saucer- the saucer has a haircrack to the rim, approx. 1.5cm length. Each piece with some wear to the gilding around the rim and minor wear to the enamelsSlop bowl- starcrack to the base, approx 5cm length. Some wear to the gilding around the rim. Minor wear to the enamels

A rare Welsh porcelain tazza, attributed to Nantgarwcirca 1818-20probably London-decorated, the edge with raised flowers and the interior painted with three purple passionfruit and two sprays of flowers, raised on a thickly moulded circular spreading foot, unmarked,9cm and 4cm highNotes: For a very similar tazza, see Anthemion Auction's lot 340 on 22nd November 2017. Although the lot description describes that tazza as 'Swansea', there are currently no known definitive examples by Swansea of this shape. A number of factors lead to a probable Nantgarw attribution - such as the high quality, finely translucent quality of the porcelain and the thickly moulded foot which is a common feature. This particular shape is also only rarely found manufactured by English porcelain factories.There is a Y-shaped hairline crack visible to the underside of the bowl and several areas of small chips/losses to the flower petals and tips of leaves. The gilding is generally good, with just one small patch of rubbing to the foot rim. No further damages or repairs.

A PAIR OF EARLY 19TH CENTURY PORCELAIN PEDESTAL TUREENS, POSSIBLY SWANSEA CHINA WORKS, the shallow bowls with gilt Bacchanalian masks and painted with fruiting vines to a blush ground, raised on tripod bases with gilt claw feet. (2) 22cm highCONDITION REPORTSwansea attribution based on visual comparables in the National Museum of Wales. One has a loose foot, the remaining feet have been cemented in, bit of surface dirt, gilding slightly rubbed on finials

A group of Meissen and other cups and saucers, 19th century comprising: a teacup and saucer painted with birds within pink and green ribbon-tied borders, seconds mark; a Meissen puce cup and saucer decorated in the Helena Wolfson style, seconds marks; a Meissen cup and saucer decorated with courting figures, seconds marks; a plain blue ground Meissen coffee cup and saucer; a Meissen coffee can, painted with an armorial of an eagle with outspread wings beneath a crowned mitre; an English teacup and saucer, probably Swansea, c. 1820, painted with butterflies and floral sprays; and a French porcelain cup and saucer, decorated with floral and ribbon swags, painted retailer's mark to the base "Boyer, Rue de la Paix". (13 including saucers)

An extensive early 19th century porcelain tea service, possibly Swansea.