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$24,400
A rare large Royal Worcester ewer by Charles Baldwyn, 1901,…
$24,400
A Royal Worcester porcelain plaque by William Hawkins, 1912,…
$19,520
A Royal Worcester lidded pot pourri by Harry Davis, 1920, of…
$19,520
A large Royal Worcester covered urn vase by Charles Baldwyn,…
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*** A petite Royal Worcester ewer vase by Harris Davis, 1921, the ewer featuring black face Scottish sheep in a muted mauve grey landscape with trees against a blush tinged sky, signed H. Davis lower right, puce backstamp and shape number 2711 underside, 19.5… ***
*** A Royal Worcester vase by Richard Sebright, 1919, the urn form gilded vase with high set moulded handles and an oval reserve decorated with a basket spilling fruits upon a cobalt ground, signed R. Sebright lower right of image, puce backstamp underside,… ***
*** Grace Seccombe (1880-1956), a glazed earthenware kookaburra leaf dish, incised marks 'Gs/Aus' to underside, 7.5 cm high, 15 cm long ***
*** A Royal Worcester porcelain plaque by Harry Stinton, 1916, featuring Scottish black face sheep in a misty loch setting, signed H. Davis to lower image, puce backstamp verso, 10.5 cm diameter, 21 x 21 cm frame ***
*** A Rosenthal porcelain figure of a satyr peering at a crocodile, 1918, signed 'Ferd Lieberman' to back, with green underglazed factory mark 'Rosenthal Kunst-Abteilung' and stamped with '1914 1918' and Iron Cross to base, 36 cm high ***
*** A terracotta tramp art 'Good Luck' plaque, 28 cm wide ***
*** A Royal Worcester porcelain plaque by John Stinton, 1926, a named view, 'on the Llugwy', featuring cattle drinking in a sublime landscape setting, signed J. Stinton lower centre, in the original giltwood frame, puce backstamp, date cypher and title verso,… ***
*** Remued Pottery, a pale green gumnut and gumleaf decorated vase, the applied branch and gumnuts glazed red, incised 'Remued handmade 154M', 17 cm high ***
*** A Moorcroft jardiniere in 'Pomegranate' pattern, circa 1912, made for Liberty & Co, with tubelined fruits in colours on a mottled blue green ground, Liberty backstamp and facsimile signature underside, 17.5 cm high, 18 cm diameter ***
*** A Moorcroft bowl in 'Claremont toadstool' pattern, circa 1914, decorated with tubelined toadstools in muted maroon, blue and lemony green colours upon a translucent mottled teal blue ground, impressed Moorcroft Burslem marks and painted facsimile… ***
*** Philippa James (1893 - 1967), a glazed earthenware cicada and gumleaf decorated jug, incised 'Philippa James' to the base, 7.5 cm high. Provenance: Hurnall's Antiques & decorative Arts, autumn 2005, catalogue no. 118. ***
*** English, circa 1790 A Worcester Barr Flight & Barr vase, circa 1790 painted with a landscape scene of Valle Crucis Abbey, the cylindrical body with beaded decoration and gilt highlights impressed crowned BFB mark and inscribed Valle Crucis Abbey 9 cm high ***
*** An Italian Blanc de Chine white glazed ceramic fruit basket centrepiece, 24 cm high ***
*** A Dutch/English delft blue and white charger, 18th century, in a transitional style with central decoration, 35 cm diameter,. Provenance: The Collection of the late Bjarne Nielsen ***
*** An English delft polychrome charger, 18th century, 34 cm diameter. Provenance: The Collection of the late Bjarne Nielsen ***
*** A Mennecy fruit decorated dish, circa 1755-60 impressed mark to base: Dv 18 cm diameter ***
*** A Moore Brothers porcelain comport centrepiece, English, 19th century, the bowl supported by two putti, with gilded Easter lilies throughout, red factory marks to base, 43 cm high ***
*** A Royal Worcester porcelain plaque by William bee, 1926, featuring a basket spilling summer fruits and daisies, signed W. Bee lower right, puce backstamp verso, 10 cm diameter, frame 22 x 22 cm ***
*** A Royal Worcester vase by Harry Davis, 1913, the egg shape vase with a reticulated collar raised on three scrolling legs with mascaron terminals to a pierced tripod base, decorated with Scottish blackface sheep in a highland valley, signed H. Davis to the… ***
*** A Royal Worcester two handle lamp base/vase by Harry Stinton, after 1903, ovoid with high set bracket handles with acanthus terminals and a moulded neck and base with shot colours picked out in gilt, the body decorated with sailing boats on choppy seas,… ***
*** A Royal Worcester urn vase by Albert Shuck, 1904, with a slender trumpet neck and high set flying scroll handles, decorated to the body with pink and magenta sweet peas and stiff leaf motifs to the collar and base, signed a. Shuck, puce backstamp and… ***
*** A Royal Worcester flower bowl by Reginald Austin, 1924, a waisted pedestal bowl with a scalloped rim and moulded gilt handles, decorated with a loose arrangement of full blown magenta and pink roses to the outer body and internal rims, signed R. Austin to… ***
*** Two Copeland parian ware figures, Prince Albert and Queen Victoria, circa 1853, the busts raised on waisted bases, signed and dated verso, J. S. Westmacott, with impressed Copeland stamp, the largest 29 cm high ***
*** An early large Wemyss cockerel vase, Scotland circa 1900 molded in relief with large cockerel and a fly with applied rosette bosses mark to base: painted burgundy underglaze Wemyss 39.5 cm x 32.5 cm ***
*** A set of four Royal Doulton ornithological cabinet plates by G. Birbeck Snr, for Tiffany & Company, New York, 1901-1922 period, finely hand painted with bird species in naturalistic settings including Ruffled grouse, wood duck, Virginia rail and Bob white… ***
*** A glazed stoneware 'Eskimo' pitcher by Martin Brothers London circa 1912 decorated with a figure shrouded in a fur with large loop handle, incised to the base: Martin, London 4 33 cm high ***
*** Wemyss ware slop pail and cover, Scotland circa 1900 a large Wemyss ware slop pail and cover, Scottish circa 1900 decorated with pussy willow and wicker work handle, mark to base: incised Wemyss and yellow painted underglaze 37 cm high ***
*** A Royal Worcester vase decorated by John Stinton, 1931, the rouleau style vase with a reticulated neck and whorl feet, decorated with a scene of highland cattle grazing in a sublime valley setting, signed to lower left of image, puce backstamp and date… ***
*** A Royal Worcester pot pourri decorated by Harry Davis, 1905, with a reticulated neck and cover, the bulbous body with a moulded collar and continuous landscape decoration, signed H. Davis to rim, black backstamp underside, 16 cm high ***
*** A Royal Worcester covered vase by Harry Stinton, 1956, the slender vase decorated with Highland cattle grazing in a misty valley, black backstamp underside, 26 cm high ***
*** Mamie Venner (1882-1974), a large oriental style ginger jar and cover, of octagonal form richly decorated with peacocks and bold stylised occeli motifs in gilt and lustre colours upon a sky blue and dark Burgundy ground, the conforming cover surmounted by… ***
*** A fine large Moorcroft 'Leaf and Berry' flambe vase, circa 1928-1945, a tubelined leaf and berry frieze in purple, plum and autumnal shades against a modulating Prussian blue and russet ground, green painted signature, William Moorcroft and potters to H.M… ***
*** Two first period Worcester wares, a sauce boat and a jug, circa 1750-1770, an early Worcester double lipped two handled sauce boat, with 'Smoky primitives' swan and sailing ship transferware designs, and a scenic Worcester puce sparrow beak jug, unmarked,… ***
*** A collection of five Prattware Great Exhibition and Industrial Exhibition pot lids, 1851 - 1878; comprising one example each from 1851, the Crystal Palace London; 1853, New York; 1853, the Dublin Industrial Exhibition; 1869, Amsterdam and 1878 Paris ***
*** Remued Pottery, a gumnut and gumleaf decorated cylinder vase, with a yellow and mauve mouth spilling onto a purple glazed body with slightly flared foot, incised 'Remued' to the base, 23 cm high. Provenance: Hurnall's Antiques & decorative Arts catalogue,… ***
*** Grace Seccombe (1880-1956), a glazed earthenware figure of a kookaburra on a leafy stump, inscribed 'AuStralia' to the base, 14 cm high ***
*** A large Minton porcelain umbrella stand with classical Greek decoration 62 cm high ***
*** Remued Pottery, a Pamela ware gumnut and gumleaf decorated vase, with brown glazed mouth and pale green glazed applied gumleaves and gumnuts, inscribed 'Pamela Handmade' to base, 21 cm high. Provenance: Hurnall's Antiques & decorative Arts catalogue, no… ***
*** A Royal Worcester porcelain plate by George Owen, circa 1902 of circular form, ornately decorated with stylised beehive piercing, signed G Owen, printed black factory marks 20 cm diameter. Provenance: The Whitehouse Collection ***
*** A Royal Worcester porcelain plaque by Harry Davis, circa 1916, featuring goats on a craggy riverbank with arched bridges and castles in the background, signed H. Davis to lower left of image, enclosed by a cobalt border, puce backstamp verso, 28 x 17 cm,… ***
*** Emily Bryce Carter (1886-1966). A glazed earthenware gumnut and leaf trough, decorated in mottled teal and creamy yellow colours with applied gumnuts and leaves with twig form branches, incised mark of E Bryce Carter Sydney to base, 8 cm high, 25 cm wide,… ***
*** A set of eight Richard Ginori fish decorated plates, together with four side dishes, the plates 26 cm ***
*** A Royal Worcester covered vase by Harry Stinton, 1924, ovoid with high set gilded handles and a low cover, decorated with highland cattle and a small croft cottage in a suffused sunlit landscape, signed H. Stinton lower right of image, puce backstamp and… ***
*** A large green glazed Melrose Ware globe form vase, together with a similar vase, circa 1930, of impressive proportions and boldly drip glazed with darker hues to the neck and collar and reverse drip glazed from the base in lighter streaky teal colours,… ***
*** A Lenci Art Deco porcelain figure of a girl, Italian, circa 1936, marked 1005 and signed 'Lenci' to base, 28.5 cm high ***
*** A Herend 'Apponyi' pattern 'Tea for two' teaset on tray the tray 42 cm wide ***
*** A Royal Worcester ewer vase, 1886, of compressed form with a dragon handle, embellished with gilt floral sprays in relief upon an ivory ground, puce backstamp and date cipher underside, 18.5 cm high ***
*** Two sauce boats, Longton hall and Worcester, 1750-1760, a Longton hall purple veined leaf moulded sauce boat with scattered insects to the interior and a trailing stem handle, a footed and moulded Worcester sauceboat decorated with bird in landscape… ***
*** William Merric (Merric) Boyd (1888-1959), a early glazed earthenware vase modelled as a koala, incised illegibly to the base, 16 cm high. Provenance: Hurnall's Antiques & decorative Arts autumn 2002 catalogue, no. 100, illustrated on original catalogue… ***
*** Grace Seccombe (1880-1956), a glazed earthenware figure of a kingfisher on a stump, incised 'Grace Seccombe NSW Australia' to the base, 6.5 cm high. Provenance: Hurnall's Antiques & decorative Arts ***
*** A Clarice Cliff 'Alton' pattern Bizarre series vase, 1930s, the baluster vase shape 1515, decorated with brown and tan autumn leaves and vibrant orange red and blue flowers against a green and yellow landscape, black Newport pottery backstamp underside,… ***
*** Grace Seccombe (1880-1956), a glazed earthenware figure of a koala on a stump, inscribed 'Grace Seccombe' to the base, 12 cm high ***
*** Remued Pottery, a glazed earthenware gum nut and gum leaf decorated branch handled jug, modelled by Margaret Kerr, incised 'Remued 54/0' to base, 22 cm high. Provenance: Hurnall's Antiques & decorative Arts catalogue, no.140 ***
*** A Royal Worcester cup and saucer, circa 1840 the double walled cup finely jewelled and gilt with behive piercing and decorated with birds and butterflies, gilt borders, printed puce and green factory marks 6.5 cm high. Provenance: The Howard Collection… ***
*** Two Royal Worcester rose decorated vases, circa 1909 one signed H. Martin ***
*** William Ricketts (1899-1993) a hand painted earthenware dish in the form of an Aboriginal figure crouched by a billabong, signed to base 'Ricketts' 9.5 cm high ***
*** A collection of eight reticulated, painted and gilt botanical plates including Minton, circa 1870 and later comprising a Minton and gilded plate decorated with Epidendrum Erubescens, three Mintons rose decorated plates and three unmarked white ground… ***
*** Two Herend porcelain figures, 20th century in the form of two ducks and a rooster, factory marks to the base the rooster 41 cm high ***
*** A Royal Worcester scenic vase by Harry Stinton, 1939, an elegant petite bottle vase featuring highland cattle in a misty landscape setting, signed H. Stinton lower left to image, with a slender gilded neck and flared base, purple backstamp underside, 20… ***
*** A Dresden porcelain figure of a lady in a bonnet, 32 cm high, a porcelain flower basket, 6 cm high ***
*** A pair of Persian inspired Royal Worcester ewers, circa 1885, decorated with sprays of various floral specimens delicately picked out in gilt upon a cream ground, each with a moulded and reticulated handle and rim, shot bronze colours to the neck ring and… ***
*** A Royal Worcester green ground covered vase by Harry Davis, 1911, the tear drop shaped vase with moulded details to the neck, cover, foot and bracket handles, decorated with teal jewels to the scale collar and a tiny pastoral medallion enclosed by lavish… ***
*** Two Moore Brothers comports, late 19th century, both with cupids supporting the bowls and encrusted with trailing waterlilies in gilt and deep green matt colours in high relief, raised on bases with key fret borders, backstamp to one, 32 cm high ***
*** A blue and white glazed vase in the style of Boch Freres Keramis, French, the ovoid body painted with a continuous frieze of leaping antelope, within meandros borders, 34 cm high ***
*** A Herend porcelain part dinner service in the 'Nanking Bouquet' pattern, Hungary, each piece decorated with orange floral sprays on a white ground, comprising 8 coffee cups and saucers, a coffee pot, 3 chocolate pots, 2 creamers, a small jug, two leaf… ***
*** Arthur Merric Boyd (1920-1999) and Neil Douglas (1911-2003), a slipware charger decorated with an aboriginal kangaroo hunt, incised 'Neil Douglas, A. M. Boyd, potters' to the base, 30.5 cm diameter. Provenance: Hurnall's Antiques & decorative Arts… ***
*** Remued Pottery, a blue glazed gumnut and gumleaf decorated cylinder vase, incised 'Remued' to the base, 23 cm high. Provenance: Hurnall's Antiques & decorative Arts catalogue, no.229 ***
*** A pair of French Longwy faience jardinieres, circa 1900, with central panels of nightingales amongst bamboo on a grey ground, each 17.5 cm high ***
*** Remued Pottery, a grape and leaf decorated jug, with a branch handle, lilac and blue glazed body, the applied grapes and leaves pale green, incised to base 'Remued', 19.5 cm high. Provenance: Hurnall's Antiques & decorative Arts catalogue, no.122 ***
*** Grace Seccombe (1880-1956), a glazed earthenware figure of a kookaburra on a stump, incised 'Grace Seccombe NSW' with original paper label to the base, 14 cm high. Provenance: Hurnall's Antiques & decorative Arts, no. 278 ***
*** A 'Rhodanthe' pattern vase by Clarice Cliff, circa 1934, hand-painted with autumn toned stylised trees and landscape, black transfer 'Bizarre' factory mark to base, 31 cm high ***
*** A Flight Barr & Barr Worcester vase, circa 1815 of baluster form with scrolling gilded handles and inverted rim, the turquoise body with a cartouche of brightly painted flowers, puce painted and impressed crowned FBB mark 22 cm high ***
*** A Royal Worcester reticulated vase by George Owen, dated 1906 the globular body pierced with a band of honeycomb rising to a slender neck with a flared quatrefoil rim, the body incised in gold Ah 1906, gold factory mark and shape number 789 12.5 cm high ***
*** A pair of Minton painted and gilt bleu-celeste ground two handled pilgrim bottles, attributed to William Mussill, circa 1870 finely decorated with exotic birds, impressed factory and cypher marks to the base 20 cm high ***
*** Bakewell Pottery a rare Art Deco slipware 'Pontiac' green glazed tea set on tray, circa 1940 comprising a teapot, sugar bowl, milk jug and tray the teapot 19 cm high reference for a similar example see Australian Pottery of the 19th & early 20th century,… ***
*** A pair of Mintons Secessionist Iris vases, circa 1905 30 cm high ***
*** A Royal Worcester vase by Walter Sedgley, 1903, the slender ovoid pedestal vase with bracket handles and moulded details to the neck and foot, decorated to the body with a pheasant and hen perched in a fir tree in a woodland setting, signed Sedgley to the… ***
*** A large Minton umbrella stand 62 cm high ***
*** A Royal Worcester covered urn decorated by Harry Ayerton, signed to middle right, 33 cm high ***
*** A Royal Worcester urn cup by Harry Davis, 1929, with moulded flying handles and borders in white picked out in gilt, decorated to a roundel with figures beside a river and arching bridge, signed H. Davis lower right of image, puce backstamp, date cipher… ***
*** A large Royal Doulton vase decorated by D. Dewsberry, 1902-1922 period, with a gilt embellished neck and foot, decorated in the round with field daffodils, signed D Dewsberry to lower right, puce backstamp and impressed pattern number 1266 underside, 40… ***
*** Two Meissen porcelain figure groups, 19th century, Boreas and Oreithyia, model 990, and an amorous couple, apparently model 191, crossed sword marks and incised model numbers to each base, the largest 23 cm high ***
*** Ian Sprague (1920-1994), a glazed earthenware covered sugar bowl and a goblet, impressed pottery marks to base, the largest 11 cm high ***
*** A fine serving platter and three majolica oyster serving dishes by Mintons, mid 19th century, the platter decorated with panels of reclining Roman gods Juno, Neptune, Mercury and Jupiter within landscapes, on a marbled blue and green ground; the oyster… ***
*** Grace Seccombe (1880-1956), a glazed earthenware figure group of a koala and joey on a stump, incised 'Grace Seccombe NSW' with original paper label intact to the base, 13.5 cm high. Provenance: Hurnall's Antiques & decorative Arts catalogue, no.247 ***
*** A large Italian glazed pottery 'Chess King' vase, 20th century, with a silver and gilt glaze, inscribed 'Italy' to the base, 52 cm high ***
*** A Doulton Lambeth stoneware baluster form vase by Florence Barlow, decorated with birds and foliage, 28 cm high ***
*** A Minton 'Haddon Hall' tea service for six place settings, period of manufacture 1948 - 2011, comprising 23 pieces, the chintz pattern on a white ground with a mint green border, backstamps underside, the teapot 15 cm high ***
*** Harvey School Pottery a large green and brown glazed earthenware vase adorned with a frill necked lizard, incised to base: 'Cp' 16.5 cm high, 21 cm diameter. Provenance: The Gora Singh Mann collection, Goodman's Auctions, Sydney, 20 - 21 November 2001 ***
*** A hand decorated and floral encrusted bowl and cover, marked Meissen, probably Edme Samson of Paris, 19th century, of lobed and compressed form with a similar cover and a finial in the form of a crown resting on a cushion, with extravagant mask head… ***
*** A Doulton Lambeth Australian wildflower vase, circa 1900, painted with a continuous frieze of Sturt's desert pea, printed and impressed factory marks to base, 'L8928', artist mark in script 'Ejg/Ec/935'., 35 cm high. Other Notes: Emily J. Gilman was… ***
*** A Royal Worcester covered pedestal vase by Harry Martin, 1911, ovoid with high set loop handles and a domed cover above a waisted neck, decorated with magenta and creamy yellow roses upon a suffused ground, signed H J Martin to the upper body, puce… ***
*** An impressive glazed porcelain heron group by Lladro, featuring two herons amidst rushes, blue Lladro mark to base, 57 cm high ***
*** A Royal Worcester porcelain plaque by Raymond Rushton, 1918, the city hall, Brussels, signed R. Rushton lower right, puce backstamp and obscured title verso, 23 x 15 cm, frame 30 x 25 cm ***
*** A Royal Worcester porcelain plaque by Raymond Rushton, 1918, a named view, the Cathedral Antwerp, signed R. Rushton lower left, puce backstamp and title verso, 23 x 15 cm, frame 29 x 25 cm ***
*** A Stone's Bristol Pottery emerald glazed kangaroo teapot, circa 1920, modelled as kangaroo amidst foliage, the tail serving as the handle, incised oval to base otherwise unmarked, 14 cm high, 18 cm long ***