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Lot 145

3 Victorian platters and 2 drainers , to include a tree and well platter, Pekoe pattern by Davenport , 48 cm diameter , a Browne Westhead and Moore platter 47 cm , Royal Worcester armorial platter 42 cm , Tokio pattern  blue and white drainer 35 cm and a white drainer 34.5 cm . (5)Condition , Staining to Davenport platter and Tokio drainer , under the glaze chip on back edge of Davenport Platter and restoration to the white drainer .

Lot 80

Three Brown Westhead & Moore eight inch dust pressed tiles each printed with a different transfer print on a white ground together with three six inch dust pressed tiles with moulded floral decoration.

Lot 40

Brown-Westhead, Moore & Co transferware plate, Laurelia pattern, diameter 23cm; two Minton plates, Delft pattern; and a modern Italian pattern ginger jar. (4)

Lot 439

Two Victorian Westhead and Moore blue and white aesthetic pattern plaques, largest 30cm diameter (2)  

Lot 370

2 x Brown Westhead & Moore pictorial blue and white plates and a pair of Imari dishes.

Lot 13

BROWN WESTHEAD & MOORE CHARGER DECORATED WITH GLADIATORS, TOGETHER WITH AN EXCELSIOR PATTERN TAZZA AND A VICTORIAN WASHBOWL (3)

Lot 280

A Parian ware type figure of Euterpe after William Beatie, possibly by Bates, Brown-Westhead and Moore, 39 cm highCondition report: Minor firing faults tothe fingers, front of the plinth, hairline crack to the left hand upper arm

Lot 78

Antique Brown Westhead Moore & Co Victorian CANOVA Bird in Cage Comport, stamp to base

Lot 124

19th century Parian ware bust by Brown Westhead & Moore of Apollo after C Delpech, published by The Art Union of London February 1861, impressed factory mark to rear and inscription to base, 36cm high

Lot 240

A Ridgway porcelain dessert dish, painted with flowers gilt highlighted, Brown-Westhead Moore & Company porcelain plate painted with reserves of birds, Ridgway plate decorated with meadow flowers and insects, and a further plate painted with a primrose and garlands and roses, together with a Coalport porcelain fluted and moulded teapot with dragon spout and scroll handle. (5)

Lot 66

Victorian parian bust of Apollo, attributed to Brown, Westhead, Moore & Co., circa 1861, unmarked, 29cm

Lot 16

'The Dying Gladiator' a Bates Brown Westhead Moore & Co Parian Ware figure, made for the Crystal Palace Art Union, based on the antique marble in the Capitoline Museum, Rome, impressed Art Union marks, 35.7cm. wide Provenance Peter Myers & David Coachworth Collection. Literature Paul Atterbury (editor), The Parian Phenomenon, Richard Dennis, page 240 figure 793, this model illustrated.

Lot 34

A large Brown Westhead and Moore wall charger, painted with a finch bird flying towards an orchid flower, in colours on a green ground, impressed marks, chip to back of rim, 48cm. diam. Provenance The David Coachworth and Peter Myers Collection.

Lot 307

A lot comprising late 19th century T.C Brown Westhead Moore & Co. floral & gilt decorated plates, A Mason's Ironstone 'Flying Bird' pattern two handled pot & a Chinoiserie bowl, a green ground floral & gilt decorated Ironstone pitcher, gilt rim Cauldon serving plates & bowls, similar Coalport plates among other items Condition Report: Not available for this lot

Lot 224

A collection of blue and white 19th & 20th century blue and white meat platter dishes. All of oval form to include examples by Brown Westhead & Moore, B&K ' Garfield ' pattern, Bristol & Palmyra with Victorian date lozenge registration mark. Measures 44 cm Long

Lot 1074

A DECORATED MEISSEN ONION PATTERN SOUP TUREEN AND COVER TOGETHER WITH A BROWN, WESTHEAD AND MOORE ONION PATTERN PLATTER

Lot 184

MIXED LOT: DEVON WARE TEA POT AND CANDLESTICKS TOGETHER WITH A QTY OF BROWN WESTHEAD & MOORE FLORAL DECORATED DINNER WARES PLUS FURTHER GLASS CENTREPIECE BOWL

Lot 281

A BROWN WESTHEAD, MOORE AND CO. PORCELAIN DESSERT SERVICETHIRD QUARTER 19TH CENTURY Each turquoise gadroon and scroll bordered piece decorated with a band of panels of flowers on a key fret and gold spot ground, comprising 12 plates, 2 Tazze and 4 low tazze, maker's marks, fitted case (19)Condition Report: one low tazza smashed and glued one low tazza with old pinned repair generally light wear to the plates, they have been used three plates, the glaze has deteriorated sufficiently for the body to become stained one plate is cracked     Condition Report Disclaimer

Lot 314

[Combe, William]. The Dance of Life. A Poem, 1st edition, R. Ackermann, 1817, hand-coloured aquatint frontispiece, additional engraved title with hand-coloured vignette, 24 hand-coloured aquatint plates by Thomas Rowlandson, a little light offsetting and spotting, armorial bookplate of Marcus Brown-Westhead (c. 1824-1897) of Lea Castle, top edge gilt, later tan calf gilt by Riviere & Son, spine with red label and gilt decoration, 8voQty: (1)NOTESAbbey Life 264; Tooley 410. Finely bound copy.

Lot 323

Egan (Pierce). Life in London; or, the Day and Night Scenes of Jerry Hawthorne, Esq. and his elegant friend Corinthian Tom, accompanied by Bob Logic, the Oxonian, in their rambles and sprees in the metropolis, London, 1st edition, 2nd issue, 1821, 2nd issue with footnote on p. 9, 36 hand-coloured hand-coloured aquatint plates by I.R. & G. Cruikshank, 2 folding sheets of music only (of 3, lacking first sheet), small repair to p. 259, some offsetting and spotting, abrasions to front pastedown from bookplate removal, contemporary half calf, spine faded, edges slightly rubbed, 8vo, together with [Combe, William]. The Tour of Doctor Syntax, in search of the Picturesque. A poem, 6th edition, London: R. Ackermann, circa 1820, engraved title with hand-coloured aquatint vignette, 30 hand-coloured aquatint plates by Thomas Rowlandson, some light offsetting, small bookplate of J.P. Brown-Westhead, Lea Castle, contemporary diced tan calf gilt, a couple of small stains, 8voQty: (2)NOTESFirst work Abbey 281; Tooley 197.

Lot 212

BROWN-WESTHEAD MOORE & CO - MAJOLICA GAME PIE DISH the lid modelled with a chick by a water trough, with various leaves and foliage, the basket weave base with oak leaves and acorns. Impressed marks, Brown-Westhead Moore & Co, 1223. 30cms across

Lot 218

A Ralph Wood style Staffordshire bust of The Reverend John Wesley 1703-1791 painted in colours and bearing an inscribed panel to the reverse,'THE REVD/JOHN WESLEY.MA./DIED MAR 2. 1791/AGED 88/ENOCH WOOD SCULP/BURSLEM'. 31 cm high, attributed to William Kent; an 18th century Worcester attributed blue and white porcelain bowl, transfer printed with birds in branches. 11.2 cm diameter, and a Brown Westhead & Moore "Vernon's Patent" pottery wash set with shell decoration. (3)

Lot 44

A Minton pottery large circular wall charger decorated with a figural river landscape, circa 1862-72, 38cm diam, together with a similar Minton rectangular potter panel depicting figure with horses watering in a river landscape, 30 x 15cm framed and a large pottery charger hand-painted with lilies by T.C. Brown Westhead / Moore & Co (3)

Lot 25

Ceramics - a Wedgwood Clarice Cliff centenary Limberlost pattern conical sugar shaker, boxed; jasper ware jug; Brownfield Westhead & Moore miniature trio, Chinese blue and white ginger jar etc.

Lot 150

A Minton Majolica quintal or posy vase c.1869, modelled as a white fan-tailed dove raised on a circular base edged in blue enamel, moulded registration diamond, and a Brown-Westhead-Moore & Co Majolica nut dish, modelled with a large walnut with hinged lid resting on a long leaf, impressed marks, some restoration to the dove, 23.7cm max. (2)

Lot 384

Miscellaneous books: a large collection of miscellaneous books, 19th and 20th century, including James Mercer, Lyric Poems, 3rd edition, 1806 (small 8vo, contemporary straight-grain red morocco, rubbed, section excised from head of title-page), Courtenay H. Fenn, The Five Thousand Dictionary. A Pocket Dictionary and Index to the Character Cards of the College of Chinese Studies, Peking: Truth Hall Press, 1936 (8vo, original cloth, spine defective), J. Roby, Traditions of Lancashire [first and second series], 2nd and 1st editions, 1830-1 (4 volumes, 8vo, later maroon half morocco, bookplates of Marcus Brown-Westhead of Lea Castle, second series volume 1 headcap torn), J. A. Hammerton, The Masterpiece Library of Short Stories, c.1910 (20 volumes, 8vo, original red quarter morocco), Edwin D. Babbitt, The Principles of Light and Colour, 2nd edition, East Orange, NJ, 1898 (8vo, contemporary half morocco, worn), numerous Timeform racehorse annuals, a small run of National Geographic in green full morocco (10 volumes, bindings mottled), and numerous others (qty: 6 cartons) The lot sold as seen, not subject to return.

Lot 70

A T.C. Brown-Westhead, Moore & Co. porcelain part dinner service, circa 1875, printed in sepia with a band of prunus within a gilt dentil border, comprising: ten serving dishes in sizes; a pair of sauce tureens, covers and stands; a soup tureen, cover and stand; a two-handled serving dish; three vegetable tureens and covers; twenty-four breakfast plates; twelve soup plates and thirty-five dinner plates, some with registration lozenge for 22nd march 1872Condition Report: Two of the veg tureen handles are glued, one with chip to base. Some wear to gilding throughout. Three dinner plates damaged. Potential purchasers are advised to ask the Dept. for a condition report or view the lot in person.Condition Report Disclaimer

Lot 828

Two E Brain & Co bone china teacups and saucers, 1948-63, printed and painted by A Taylor, signed, with roses or primroses, printed mark, saucers 14.5cm diam and a Brown-Westhead, Moore & Co rope handled teacup and saucer, c1870, decorated with festoons in turquoise and gilt border (6) Rose teacup - small chip on foot; the other items in good condition

Lot 1362

A Brown Westhead and Moore large serving platter, width 50cm

Lot 1319

A Victorian Brown, Westhead Moore & Co. dessert service comprising two tall comports with rococo stands, four small comports and twelve plates, all decorated with hand painted fruits

Lot 64

Two Westhead Moore pottery plates and a cake stand 23.5cm w Chrysanthemum pattern and a set of three French green pottery plates H.B&C Choisy Le Roi 22cm w.Condition ReportWesthead Moore plates has one with chip to the rim, glaze crackles to cake stand, French plates glaze crackling and one plate with crack to rim.

Lot 704

Bates, Brown-Westhead Moore & Co, a Parian bust of a Renaissance woman, circa 1860, marked B,BW,&M on reverse 25cm high

Lot 239

After William Beattie (1793-1875) for Bates, Brown, Westhead & Moore 'Euterpe' parian ware figure group, impressed mark 'B. B. W & M' to the reverse, 37cm high Condition: surface dust, dirt and scratches. Minor manufacturing flaws, overall seems ok, with no major damages that we can see.

Lot 64

A buff stoneware Elizabethan jug, Elijah Jones, impressed mark, 22cm; white stoneware Four Seasons jug, possibly Charles Meigh, registration mark, 19cm; Parian Lily of the Valley jug, probably Copeland, 19cm; Parian type 'Tulip' jug, Edward Walley, printed mark, 16cm; Parian type Birdsnesting jug, unmarked, 20cm; and a white stoneware Corn Cob jug, T C Brown, Westhead, Moore & Co, Britannia Metal hinged lid, 23cm.

Lot 416

After William Beattie (1802-1867), a parian figure modelled as Euterpe, the Greek goddess muse of lyric poetry, mid 19th century, produced by Bates, Brown-Westhead and Moore, the figure half draped and holding pipes, a wreath and scroll beside her feet, set on a plinth base with moulded name plate to front, impressed maker's mark to rear, 38cm high For condition information please view this lot on our website HERE.Please note: We do not publish any condition reports on the-saleroom.com, all requested condition reports will be available to view at trevanion.com once a request has been submitted.Please only bid if you are entirely satisfied with the condition of your lot. The absence of a condition report does not guarantee that the lot is free from faults or defects.

Lot 284

Victorian Majolica chicken pepper pot by Brown & Westhead of Stoke-on-Trent, small Doulton stoneware jardiniere and a commemorative mug

Lot 2404

Drei Teile Zwiebelmuster, Blattschale und Muschelschale, Meissen, nach 1950, 1. W., B. 19 cm, dazu ovale Vorlegeplatte, um 1900, Brown-Westhead, Moore & Co., Couldon, England, Keramik, L. 40 cm

Lot 1295

A Brown Westhead and Moore parian bust of Apollo, height 36cm, together with a plaster wall bracket

Lot 111

Various - Twelve assorted late 19th to early 20th Century 6in dust pressed tiles with moulded decoration, makers to include Brown-Westhead & Moore, JH Barratt and the Decorative Art Tile Company, damages

Lot 1052

A Copeland & Garrett late Spode meat plate with transfer printed floral decoration, length 47cm, together with a Victorian Brown-Westhead, Moore & Co. blue and white plate (2).

Lot 496

A STAFFORDSHIRE BLEU CELESTE AND GILT BONE CHINA EWER, POSSIBLEY BROWN-WESTHEAD, MOORE & CO OR MOORE BROTHERS, C1870, OF FLARED TRIANGULAR SHAPE, MOULDED WITH PANELS OF STRAPWORK AND ACANTHUS LEAVES CENTRED BY BURNISHED GILT RAM'S HEADS, ON LEAFY SCALLOPED FOOT, 37CM H, SHAPE F 6951 Condition reportOld restoration to socle

Lot 298

Victorian Majolica chicken pepper pot by Brown & Westhead of Stoke-on-Trent, small Doulton stoneware jardiniere and a commemorative mug

Lot 458

An antique Brown Westhead Moore & Co pottery Majolica box with finial lid. The colourful box depicting floral and fern leaf decoration on a basket weave ground with a finial butterfly lid. Bears the pattern number 52 over 11 to the underside of the lid. Measures approx 9cm x 22cm x 22cm. 

Lot 10

Victorian Parianware figure of Euterpe, impressed marks for Brown, Westhead and Moore, 38cm heightCondition report: Good condition - no damage.

Lot 53

Five assorted early 20th Century 6in dust pressed tiles decorated with fruit and foliage to include one marked The Broughton with a pomegranate to the front, a Brown, Westhead Moore & Co tile transfer decorated with lemons, a Maw & Co tile with raised pomegranate and a similar Mintons example, S/D. (5)

Lot 361

A RARE STAFFORDSHIRE BLEU CELESTE AND GILT BONE CHINA EWER,POSSIBLEY BROWN-WESTHEAD, MOORE & CO OR MOORE BROTHERS,  C1870, OF FLARED TRIANGULAR SHAPE,MOULDED WITH PANELS OF STRAPWORK AND ACANTHUS LEAVES CENTRED BY BURNISHED GILT RAM'S HEADS, ON LEAFY SCALLOPED FOOT, 37CM H, SHAPE F 6951 Old restoration to socle

Lot 258

A Bates, Brown-Westhead Moore & Co Parian figure of a dying Gladiator circa 1860, the front of the base impressed `Crystal Palace Art Union', 21cm highModelled after the antique, the original is held in the Capitoline Museum, Rome.Condition report: Neck of the gladiator professionally restored, please see additional images. There is also a small chip to a toe on the rear foot, overall some minor scuff marks to the base.

Lot 928

Early 20th Century Royal Worcester Sabina Ware rose bowl, with relief moulded text 'While Ye May Gather Ye Roses', date mark for 1906, 10" diameter (at fault); together with a pair of 19th Century Wileman & Co fine bone china plates and a Brown Westhead Moore & Co pottery ewer, decorated with Japanese fans depicting country and figural scenes, 7" high (at fault) (4)

Lot 964

A Brown Westhead Moore 'Teutonic' pattern blue and white meat platter, circa 1900, length 56cm, together with an Italian art pottery plate painted with a lobster, fish and starfish, diameter 30.5cm (2).

Lot 14

An oak mule chest (modified), width 128cmCONDITION: Old separation of the panel to the top door, lock has working key, old retailer label for Westhead & Co of Preston inside, panelling to the lid does look later, otherwise good condition

Lot 550

An antique Brown Westhead Moore & Co pottery box with finial lid. The colourful box depicting floral and fern leaf decoration on a basket weave ground with a finial butterfly lid. Bears the pattern number 52 over 11 to the underside of the lid. Measures approx 9x22x22cm

Lot 56

A LATE 19TH CENTURY BROWN, WESTHEAD AND MOORE POTTERY BATHROOM TIDY

Lot 751

An assortment of interesting items including a Noritake bowl, silver plated items, Lurpak memorabilia, Brown-Westhead, Moore & Co plate etc

Lot 80

A Victorian art pottery charger, by Brown-Westhead, Moore & Co, circa 1875, hand-painted with a parakeet amongst exotic palms and flowers, on a brown ground, stamped marks, 47cm diam.

Lot 162

A 19thC. porcelain crock pot by T. C. Browne, Westhead & Moore 15in high

Lot 339

A large TC Brown Westhead Moore & Co blue and white tazza, diam. 45cm.

Lot 340

A Late 19th Century Blue and White Meat Plate By Brown, Westhead Moore, Manilla Pattern, Together with a Smaller Bodley of Worcester Example, 55.5x48cms

Lot 285

An extensive Brown, Westhead, Moore & Co. part dinner service,c.1870, each decorated with a broad powder blue rim with gilt initials,comprising: 74 dinner plates,17 soup bowls,18 crescent-shaped salad bowls,4 oval tureens and 3 covers,12 oval platters of various sizes, anda circular tureen,dinner plates 26cm diameterlargest oval serving plate 47cm long (129)Condition report: Some wear especially to gilt rims.Circular tureen with no cover.Each piece has not been inspected.

Lot 771

A Victorian mahogany ceramic top washstand, the red and white 'Althea' pattern ceramic bowl with incorporated surround by Brown, Westhead, Moore & Co, above a plain frieze raised upon ring incised baluster supports united by two shelves, upon compressed bun feet with inset castors, 83cm H x 62cm W x 45cm D For condition information please view this lot on our website HERE.Please note, we do not publish any condition reports on the-saleroom.com, all requested condition reports will be available to view on trevanionanddean.com

Lot 334

Six John Ridgway & Co armorial porcelain dinner plates presented to `J P Westhead Esq` 19th century, each piece with central crest and motto `Ora Et Labora` within claret ground gilt and raised blue enamel scroll borders, shaped rims, puce tied sash mark, printed factory marks, 26cm diameter (6)

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