A Samson porcelain baluster vase decorated in blue enamel and gilt with baskets and garlands of flowers. Height: 9 in; 19th cent. Blue enamel and incised marks to base.
Copying the late 18th cent. Chinese export style. Perfect condition; no cover.
A Rouen faience cruet stand with loop handle, decorated in the imari palette with a stylised floral border in the Chinese manner. Width:6 5/8 in; 18th century.
Extremely good condition. Just a few inevitable nibbles and glaze losses to the rim; no other damage.
A lobed French faience dish decorated in enamels with a floral design in yellow, olive green and purple. Spur marks to the reverse. Diameter: 8 ¾ in. 18th cent.
Very good condition. One slight rim chip to the reverse only.
An interesting green-glazed European pottery stove tile, moulded with stylised floral decoration surrounding a Chinese vase with birds and geometric designs and the initials I N. Height: 11 3/8 in. Northern or Central European. Maybe early 18th cent.
Minor edge chipping and glaze loss. No other damage.
An unusual English delft small plate decorated with a central floral spray in blue and manganese enamels. Diameter: 7 ¼ in. Probably Bristol or London.18th century.
Remarkably good condition with no damages, cracks or losses.
A North European lobed Delft dish decorated in cobalt-blue, yellow and manganese with a central floral panel and border. Diameter: 10 in. English, Dutch or possibly German, late 17th cent.
A few minor cracks (the longest and most significant 3 3/4 in. at 9.00) as shown in the photos. Rim chip to the reverse as shown. No other damage.
A large silver-shape Worcester dish transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the Pinecone Pattern. The reverse with a mock-Chinese numeral mark in underglaze blue. Diameter: 11 5/8 in. c. 1775-90.
Three chips to the rim at 2.00, 6.00 and 8.00. Two small knicks to the footrim also. No other damage. A nice strong blue.
A fine First Period Worcester teabowl and saucer decorated with a superbly moulded raised scrolling floral pattern within painted underglaze blue borders. Painters’ marks within the footrim of both. Bowl: diameter: 2 7/8 in.; height: 1 ¾ in. Diameter of saucer: 4 5/8 in. 1751-65.
The saucer has a firing crack 2 ¾ in. long visible in the photos. Those done by natural light show the extraordinary fineness of the design. N ...click for details
