british ceramics

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A Worcester “Japan” Pattern Cylindrical Mug, circa 1770,

painted in Kakiemon style with three vertical rectangular panels depicting a dragon and exotic pheasant perched on blue bamboo amongst flowers alternating with blue panels reserved with floret punctuated trellis and dense gilt scrolls, with C strap handle, 12.5cm high

£400 - 600

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A Worcester Tea Bowl, circa

1753, thinly potted and enamelled with two long-tailed birds amongst blossoming trees and rice bales,

7.2cm diameter; A Faceted Saucer,

circa 1768, enamelled in the Joshua Reynolds pattern with central “Kakiemon” perched bird, hatched square mark, 13.7cm diameter; and A

Worcester Coffee Cup and Saucer, circa 1770, enamelled with

the Queen’s pattern, red line borders, the saucer 13.5cm diameter, coffee cup 5.8cm high (4)

£100 - 150

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A Worcester Sparrow Beak Jug,

circa 1770, enamelled with two Mandarin ladies on a garden veranda, inner blue and white bubble and fleur de lys border, open crescent mark,

9.2cm high; Another, circa 1770,

enamelled with two Chinese figures, one holding a golden carp, by a willow tree, 9.2cm high; and A

Chelsea Ewer Shape Milk Jug,

circa 1765, painted with a Chinese family with pet dog, gilded rim band, 8.6cm high (3)

£120 - 180

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A Worcester Bowl, circa 1757,

transfer printed and enamelled with the Red Bull pattern, 10.4cm diameter

£120 - 180

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A Worcester Pierced Oval Basket,

circa 1772, transfer printed in blue with the Gilly Flower pattern, crescent mark, 21cm wide

£150 - 250

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A Worcester Sauce Boat, circa

1760, strap fluted mouldings, enamelled in the Meissen style with brightly coloured sprays of flowers and sprigs, with red/brown line rim, spurred scroll handle, gadrooned oval foot, 17.1cm long

£300 - 500

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A Worcester Dessert Plate, circa

1770, of scallop edged shaped circular form, the blue scale ground enclosing floral panels, crescent mark, 22cm diameter

£150 - 250

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A Worcester Dessert Plate, circa

1780, the blue ground with cailloute gilding around a spotted fruit and basket central spray, solid crescent mark, 22.5cm diameter

£200 - 300

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A Worcester Dessert Plate, circa

1775, the scalloped blue borders with oeil de perdrix gilding, edged with scrolls and with central floral spray, painted W mark, 21cm diameter

£200 - 300

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A Worcester Porcelain Polychrome Cream Boat, circa

1750-58, moulded with scroll rocaille edged panels on each side enclosing flowers issuing from blue rocks, a butterfly to a similar panel beneath the lip, with sprays and sprigs of flowers around the inner rim, scroll strapwork handle, hexagonal foot, 5.3cm high, 10.8cm long

£1500 - 2000

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A Worcester Porcelain Polychrome Basket, circa 1760,of

canted circular shape, the wall pierced with interlinked circles moulded with florets on the external interstices, centrally painted with a spray of summer flowers in vivid enamel colours, further flowers to the inner borders, 17cm diameter (cracked)

£400 - 600

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A Bow Porcelain Conical Beaker,

circa 1755, enamelled in the Quail

pattern, 6cm; A Coffee Cup, circa

1760, enamelled in the Kakiemon manner with crouched quail,2in iron

red, 6cm; and A Coffee Can, circa

1770, enamelled with sprays and sprigs of flowers, crow’s foot border, 6.3cm (3)

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