The Fine Art Sale

Lot 1: A Mintons majolica asparagus tray, date symbol for 1877,

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Description: A Mintons majolica asparagus tray, date symbol for 1877, modelled as a round arched trough of asparagus on a brown underdish with green rounded rectangular rim band with white flower heads central to each side, impressed marks, 25.5cm (10 in.) (W)

Condition Report: A nick on the rim has been restored

Lot 2: A late 18th century white pearl ware monkey,

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Description: A late 18th century white pearl ware monkey, its long tail tucked under his feet as he sits on a mound,7cm (2.75 in.) high

Condition Report: Minor chips to the base rim

Lot 3: A mid 18th century white saltglaze jug

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Description: A mid 18th century white saltglaze jug painted with a spray of coloured flowers below the serrated rim, 8cm (3.25 in.) high

Condition Report: There is a small hair crack to the rim and staining to the lip

Lot 4: A late 18th century Whieldon type cream ware George and the dragon group,

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Description: A late 18th century Whieldon type cream ware George and the dragon group, he rides his green and brown spotted horse over the dragon and lances it in its mouth, 28.5cm (11.25 in.) high (R)

Condition Report: There is restoration to his arms, the horse's tail and the dragon's teeth

Lot 5: A William Greatbatch tea pot and cover

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Description: A William Greatbatch tea pot and cover printed and painted one one side with 'Cybele' and on the other with one of the twelve houses of Heaven (2) (D) For illustrations of these subjects, see Davis Barker 'William Greatbatch', plates 146 and 149

Condition Report: There is some cracking within the base and chips to the spout and gallery.

Lot 6: A Royal Worcester 'Vitreous' dinner service, date codes for 1917,

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Description: A Royal Worcester 'Vitreous' dinner service, date codes for 1917, decorated with pattern number 5969 of a central iron red tub of hibisicus within four sprays on the brown edged rims, comprising: two sauce tureens, covers and stands, two vegetable tureens and covers, soup tureen, cover, stand and ladle, twelve dinner plates, soup plates,and cheese plates, nine fruit plates and four platters, together with two similar patterned Derby soup plates and a fruit plate dated in the clay 1904 (66) (D)

Condition Report: One of the sauce tureen stands is stapled together. Four of the dinner plates are cracked. One of the cheese plates is cracked. One fruit plate has a chip on the reverse. One of the pair of medium sized platters is stpled together

Lot 7: 'Success to the Orange Cause', an early 19th century cream ware jug,

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Description: 'Success to the Orange Cause', an early 19th century cream ware jug, the printed inscription below the spout flanked by Masonic armorials printed in black and painted each side, 16cm (6.25 in.) high (D)

Condition Report: There is a crack to one side and a fainter one by the handle. There are some losses to the chocolate enamel rim line

Lot 8: A late 18th/early 19th century creamware mug, possibly Liverpool,

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Description: A late 18th/early 19th century creamware mug, possibly Liverpool, printed in black with a ship to one side and a verse on the other beginning 'When This You See, Remember Me', 15cm (6 in.) high (D)

Condition Report: There are two hair cracks from the rim and a chip from the flared foot

Lot 9: An early 19th century creamware jug

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Description: An early 19th century creamware jug printed in red and painted on each side with 'The Independent Order of Odd Fellows' armorial and motto 'Amor Honor Justitia', a verse below the spout, the rims and shoulders with blue lines, 15cm (6 in.) high

Condition Report: Good

Lot 10: An early 19th century creamware jug, possibly Liverpool,

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Description: An early 19th century creamware jug, possibly Liverpool, printed in black on one side with a scene of the sailor's farewell and on the other with one of John Bull and Napoleon, titled (sic) 'The Governor of Europe stoped in his Career', 15cm (6 in.) high (D)

Condition Report: There is a crack and a bruise to the rim and two chips from the handle

Lot 11: A 'Phillips & Co Sunderland Pottery' cream ware jug

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Description: A 'Phillips & Co Sunderland Pottery' cream ware jug bearing a W Cockburn print of 'His Grace the Duke of Wellington' leading a charge on horseback on one side and with the iron bridge across the Wear on the other, inscribed to the 'Remembrance of Mr Robt Mellanby' below the spout, 20cm (8 in.) high (W)

Condition Report: There is a small chip to the underside of the spout tip

Lot 12: A late 18th century pearl ware jug

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Description: A late 18th century pearl ware jug moulded with leaves in the manner of Caughley, the edges picked out in pink and enclosing sprays of flowers, 21cm (8.25 in.) high (D)

Condition Report: There are bruises/cracks about the handle terminals, a crack and chip to the rim

Lot 13: A creamware jug inscribed to 'Joseph Houes 1772',

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Description: A creamware jug inscribed to 'Joseph Houes 1772', possibly painted by William Rhodes in black and red below the spout with the central of three men holding up a green bag, a punch bowl and cards on the table before him, the interlacing reeded strap handle ending in green, blue and yellow floral terminals, 19cm (7.5 in.) high (R)

Condition Report: Two rim chips and the spout have yellowed restoration. There is also a hair crack from the rim

Lot 14: A late 18th/early 19th century cream ware jug, possibly Liverpool,

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Description: A late 18th/early 19th century cream ware jug, possibly Liverpool, painted on one of the bellied sides with the sun and on the other with the moon amongst stars, each framed by sprays of flowers, the rims with blue lines, 17cm (6.75 in.) high

Condition Report: Minor losses of enamel

Lot 15: An early 19th century pearl ware satirical jug,

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Description: An early 19th century pearl ware satirical jug, silver lustre rim bands above black printed and painted scenes titled 'Cossack Mode of Attack' and 'Boneys return from Russia to Paris', 14cm (5.5 in.) high (D)

Condition Report: There are chips to the spout and foot and the handle has been restored back

Lot 16: An early 19th century pearl ware jug, possibly Sunderland,

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Description: An early 19th century pearl ware jug, possibly Sunderland, printed in black and painted on one side with a trophy of farming implements inscribed 'The Husbandman's Diligence Provides Bread', the other with a verse beginning 'Success to the Fleece' and motto 'Industry Produceth Wealth', 13cm (5 in.) high (D)

Condition Report: There are two chips to the spout and another to the rim

Lot 17: An early 19th century creamware mug, possibly Dixon Austin & Co., Garrison Pottery,

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Description: An early 19th century creamware mug, possibly Dixon Austin & Co., Garrison Pottery, printed in black and painted on one side with the 'Mariners Arms' and on the other with a verse beginning 'Have Communion with Few...', 15cm (6 in.) high (D) A marked version with this verse and the Sunderland Bridge is recorded on the Invaluable website

Condition Report: This has two hair cracks from the rim

Lot 18: A Sunderland pink lustre jug

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Description: A Sunderland pink lustre jug commemorating 'Columbus the Largest Ship Ever Built' and printed with it below the spout, verses on the flanking sides, 21cm (8.25 in.) (W) The four masted wooden ship was built so large in 1824 for tax reasons. It was to sail one way to Quebec and its constituents to be broken up and sold. A return voyage was decided upon during which the ship broke up

Condition Report: There is a small chip on the rim

Lot 19: A George IV Sunderland pink lustre jug

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Description: A George IV Sunderland pink lustre jug commemorating 'Columbus the Largest Ship ever Built' on one side and with a verse to Prosperity on the other, an anchor painted below the spout, 21cm (8.25 in.) high (D)

Condition Report: There are 4-5 star cracks about the foot and some staining to the body

Lot 20: An 18th century Delft blue and white tankard, possibly Bristol,

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Description: An 18th century Delft blue and white tankard, possibly Bristol, the cylindrical sides slightly flaring at the foot and painted with a bird on a rock amongst flowers opposite the dashed handle, the European pewter lid incised with a cartouche enclsong the initials CV and the date 1707, the pottery 15.5cm (6.25 in.) high (W)

Condition Report: There are some glaze losses to the sides and rims.There is one chip the foot opposite the handle

Lot 21: An early 19th century porcellaneous cow creamer and cover, possibly Yorkshire,

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Description: An early 19th century porcellaneous cow creamer and cover, possibly Yorkshire, the open mouthed beast standing four square above a pink flower on a rounded base with yellow and iron red trellis bands, its body painted with a carpet of flowers, 16cm (6.25 in.) wide (2)

Condition Report: Good

Lot 22: Three basalt portrait profiles, a Danish caneware roundel and a bronze profile of Pitt,

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Description: Three basalt portrait profiles, a Danish caneware roundel and a bronze profile of Pitt, the Wedgwood profile of Caesar framed, the Leeds Pottery profiles of Da Vinci and Osippidus unframed, the largest 7cm (2.75 in.) high, the roundel with Cupid leading a giant hound in relief, 7cm (2.75 in.) diameter, Pitt the younger facing to the viewer's left, 7.5cm ( 3 in.) high (5)

Condition Report: Good

Lot 23: A mid 18th century Staffordshire red ware punch pot and cover,

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Description: A mid 18th century Staffordshire red ware punch pot and cover, the spout of the compressed spherical shape with foliate tip, the sides and cover with floral wheel decoration and sprigging (D) The sprig of a lady with a falcon should be distinctive to a particular maker but neither of the red wares in the Fitzwilliam Museum or at Temple Newsam are definitively named

Condition Report: The cover has been in three pieces and has been glued back together with some losses to the flange. The spout has been off and neatly glued back on to the body

Lot 27: James Henry Liseron Lewis, an oil painting dated 1933,

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Description: James Henry Liseron Lewis, an oil painting dated 1933, a still life of fruit on a ledge by a column before a landscape, oil on canvas, 42.5 x 57cm (16.75 x 22.5 in.), in gilt frame For a short history of Lewis' time at the Worcester factory see Henry Sandon 'Royal Worcester Porcelain', page 97

Lot 28: A Flight, Barr and Barr Worcester oval platter

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Description: A Flight, Barr and Barr Worcester oval platter bearing an earl's coronet over SG on the salmon rim band gilt with vermicular scrolls, FBB impressed, 50cm (19.75 in.) wide

Condition Report: Good

Lot 29: A Royal Worcester comport, date code for 1901,

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Description: A Royal Worcester comport, date code for 1901, painted by Harry Davis with a central view of 'Ben Lomond' with eight floral vignettes on the gilt celadon rim band, 23cm (9 in.) diameter

Condition Report: Good

Lot 30: An early 20th century Wedgwood chinoiserie lustre standing bowl,

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Description: An early 20th century Wedgwood chinoiserie lustre standing bowl, the interior decorated with three phoenix and the mottled green exterior gilt with three qilin, printed mark and Z4831, 10.5cm (4 in.) diameter

Condition Report: Good

Lot 31: Three early 19th century Spode miniature dishes,

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Description: Three early 19th century Spode miniature dishes, each with gilt scroll handles attached to gilt blue ovolo rims enclosing painted flowers, painted Spode marks, the single 13cm (5 in.) and the pair 7.5cm (3 in.) diameter (3) (R)

Condition Report: All but one handle are restored

Lot 32: A red anchor Chelsea plate

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Description: A red anchor Chelsea plate painted with scattered fruit within the red lined rim, 22.5cm ( 8.75 in.) diameter (D)

Condition Report: There are three chips on the rim and some glaze losses centrally

Lot 33: An 18th century Derby inkstand,

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Description: An 18th century Derby inkstand, the outer of the three receivers painted with butterflies, enclosed by gilt rocaille and before an insect painted pen trough, supported on five scroll feet, 25cm (9.75 in.) wide (R)

Condition Report: One leg has been restored and there are four chips to the rims of the receivers

Lot 34: A pair of Flight, Barr and Barr Worcester plates,

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Description: A pair of Flight, Barr and Barr Worcester plates, centrally painted with views of St Bernard's Well and Virginia Water within claret rim bands and gilt gadrooning, marks in red, 23cm (9 in.) diameter (2)

Condition Report: Good

Lot 35: An 18th century Worcester coffee pot and cover,

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Description: An 18th century Worcester coffee pot and cover, painted with sprigs and sprays of flowers, the lip of the spout and the rim of the lid with gilt lines (2) (R)

Condition Report: The cover finial and a chip to thecover rim have restoration. There is a crack to the neck of the pot itself

Lot 36: An 18th century Worcester blue and white spitoon

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Description: An 18th century Worcester blue and white spitoon printed with flowers and butterflies, crescent mark, 12cm (4.75 in.) diameter

Condition Report: Good

Lot 37: An 18th century Worcester blue and white punch pot and cover

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Description: An 18th century Worcester blue and white punch pot and cover printed with roses and lilies below festoons on the rim and lid, crescent mark (R)

Condition Report: There is restoration within the footrim and running up past the spout

Lot 38: An 18th century Worcester standing bowl and a polygonal dish,

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Description: An 18th century Worcester standing bowl and a polygonal dish, each with a turquoise chevron edged rim band, the interlacing handles to the bowl ending in gilt flower terminals, 18.5cm (7.25 in.) diameter, the centre of the dish with a flower head and gilt foliage, 30cm (11.75 in.) wide (2)

Condition Report: The bowl lacks its cover and the dish has had a chip tidied up with a gilt line

Lot 39: A Bow double lipped sauce boat

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Description: A Bow double lipped sauce boat painted in Imari palette with flowers, the two handles applied to the broader sides joining a diamond diaper and flowerhead rim band, 18.5cm 97.25 in.) wide (D)

Condition Report: There is a crack running across the footrim and onto a side

Lot 40: An 18th century Worcester sauce boat,

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Description: An 18th century Worcester sauce boat, the exterior moulded with rococo reserves and painted with flowers below a red lined rim15cm ( 6 in.) wide

Condition Report: Good

Lot 41: A pair of Bow cherubs

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Description: A pair of Bow cherubs standing on purple marbled bases, one with a bottle and glass and the other with floral chain, 15cm (6 in.) high (2) (R)

Condition Report: The drinker has restoration to his left arm. and the base. The branches of the bocages have been filed down on both figures. The cherub holding the floral chain has had both hands off at the wrist and restored back

Lot 42: An 18th century Derby butter dish and cover,

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Description: An 18th century Derby butter dish and cover, the latter with strawberry cover finial, both painted with pink roses bunched with other flowers above three feet, 12.5cm ( 5 in.) diameter (2) (D)

Condition Report: The cover has two chips and a crack. The base has lost its lug handles, had the feet ground down and is cracked

Lot 43: An 18th century Derby figure of an opera singer,

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Description: An 18th century Derby figure of an opera singer, she holds a letter in her raised right hand as she stands amongst applied flowers, her floral skirt below her red lined cloak, 21.5cm (8.5 in.) high (R)

Condition Report: There is restoration to the letter that she holds and her head

Lot 44: A Bow tea bowl and saucer

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Description: A Bow tea bowl and saucer painted in Imari palette with pattern 31 of lotus flowers below a willow tree, bears Basford Collection labels (2) (D)

Condition Report: The tea bowl has two chips and two cracks. The collection bear different numbered collection labels but both bear 31 in underglaze blue

Lot 45: An 18th century Derby figure of a nun,

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Description: An 18th century Derby figure of a nun, she wears a chocolate cloak over a red habit as she preaches, cross in her right hand and two books at her feet, 16.5cm ( 6.5 in.) high (R)

Condition Report: There is restoration to her right hand and to the back of her head

Lot 46: An 18th century Derby figure of a man

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Description: An 18th century Derby figure of a man encouraging people forward by raising his right hand over his head as he stands by bocages, 18cm (7 in.) high (R)

Condition Report: There is restoration to his right hand, head and what he held in his left hand has been chipped away

Lot 47: Five Worcester pickle dishes and a spoon,

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Description: Five Worcester pickle dishes and a spoon, four of leaf shape and the other of shell shape printed with the cormorant pattern, 15cm (6 in.) wide, the spoon painted with flowers and with pierced bowl (6) (D)

Condition Report: One of the leaf shaped pickle dishes has a chip and another a crack. The spoon handle has been broken at the top

Lot 48: An 18th century Derby blue and white pickle dish,

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Description: An 18th century Derby blue and white pickle dish, the leaf shape with three part triangular handle, the interior painted with leaves and fruit, bears Alasdair Morrison collection lable, 10cm (4 in.) wide

Condition Report: There is a small firing crack to one side

Lot 49: A Bow polychrome pickle dish,

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Description: A Bow polychrome pickle dish, the leaf shape painted with roses and flowers within a shaded green serrated rim, 9.5cm (3.75 in.) wide (D)

Condition Report: There are five rim chips and one third has been glued back

Lot 50: An early 19th century Derby tea caddy and cover,

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Description: An early 19th century Derby tea caddy and cover, the baluster shape painted with alternating chinoiserie and gilt scroll panels, the latter with puce landscape vignettes, 18cm (7 in.) high (2)

Condition Report: Good

Lot 51: An 18th century Derby 'Spectacle' plate,

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Description: An 18th century Derby 'Spectacle' plate, the guilloche and diamond piercing to the rim centred by pink roses, the centre moulded and painted as three leaves, 18cm (7 in.) diameter (D)

Condition Report: A chunk of the rim has been out and is glued back

Lot 52: A red anchor Chelsea sauce boat,

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Description: A red anchor Chelsea sauce boat, the leaf shape with rustic handle, floral terminals and feet, the sides painted with bunches of flowers below a red lined rim, bears McShane Stephens Collection label, 20cm (8 in.) wide (D)

Condition Report: The back third of the sauce boat and the handle has been off and rertored back

Lot 53: A red anchor period Chelsea soup plate

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Description: A red anchor period Chelsea soup plate moulded with flowers within the red lined petal rim and painted with five bunches of flowers, 24cm (9.5 in.) diameter

Condition Report: There is a pepperiness to the glaze around the rim