EARLY WORCESTER CREAMBOAT

An extremely rare and unusual Early Worcester Creamboat with angular handle with thumbpiece, the fluted body with flared lip, painted in a famille verte palette with flowering peonies and trailing leaves, the interior with an unrecorded border containing shagreen and diaper panels reserved with yellow chrysanthemums. c1753.

Unmarked. Mint Condition.

108mm long.

£15,500.

EARLY WORCESTER COFFEE CUP c1752-53

A good early Worcester Coffee Cup of reeded form with double scroll handle, painted in polychrome enamels with insects and floral sprays.

Unmarked c1752-53.

Fine condition with no damage or repair.

58mm high x 56mm diameter.

£1,950.

DR WALL WORCESTER LILAC PRINTED CREAM JUG

A good Dr Wall Worcester helmet shape Cream Jug with ear shaped handle, printed in lilac with classical ruins.

Unmarked c1758.

Crack to body.

88mm high x 85mm wide.

£800.

Dr WALL WORCESTER EGG CUP c1763-67

A fine Dr Wall Worcester Egg Cup of plain shape with everted rim and flat base, painted in underglaze blue with the ‘Egg Cup Floral Sprays pattern’ (IE11) within a diaper and flower head border.

Open crescent mark c1763-67.

Fine condition with no damage or repair.

50mm diameter. 73mm high.

£1,850.

WORCESTER PLEAT MOULDED COFFEE CAN

A fine early Worcester cylindrical Coffee Can with grooved loop handle and everted rim, pleat moulded with parallel pleats, the reserves painted with the “Fisherman and Willow Pavilion pattern”, bordered with relief moulded rococo scrolls and leafy sprays. c1756-58.

Workman’s mark. Mint condition.

58mm high.

£850.

EARLY WORCESTER SAUCE BOAT, c1752 - 1753.

A fine early Worcester ‘silver shaped’ Sauce Boat with kicked scroll handle, on pedestal foot, painted in the scrolled reserves with Chinese figures in landscapes, the interior with Chinese emblems.

Unmarked c1752 – 1753.

In fine condition with no damage or repair.

195 mm x 93 mm x 93 mm.

£1,550.

EARLY WORCESTER POTTING POT

An early Worcester circular Potting Pot with a wide flat footrim, flared sides and a ridged rim, painted in blue with the “Prunus Fence” pattern, a central large rock and prunus in full flower with trailing foliage, angled fence, insect, small plant and peony bush in full flower. The interior with a floral spray. c1756-58.

Workman’s mark. Small rim chip restored.

155mm diameter at top.

£1,400.

Fine Antique English Porcelain and Antique Silver