English Worcester Porcelain Tea Bowl and Saucer, c. 1780-90. Flight period. Flute form with puce and gold handpainted floral decoration. No chips, cracks or restorations. Very very minor wear to gold on rim of saucer. 2 1/4 inches high, tea bowl; 5 1/2 inches wide, saucer.
Old Paris Porcelain Medallion Cup and Saucer, c. 1840. Goddess heads on each in round cartouches , double gold lines of rims, with black and gold Greek key decoration around the middle. Gilt scroll and spear border on inside of cup. Very fine quality. Saucer, 5 3/4 inches; cup, 4 1/2 inches wide include handle, 1 7/8 inches high.
Dr. Wall Worcester Porcelain Blue and White Bowl, c. 1770. Rock and floral pattern marked with an underglaze blue V workmens mark on inside of the foot rim. Condition: minor spider crack on bottom and tiny rim crack. These are mentioned only for accuracy. A wonderful, fine piece of English 18th century porcelain.
English Porcelain Waisted and Shanked Tea Bowl and Saucer, c. 1795. Redgrave style pattern from the factory X or Y. Saucer even has a Redgrave looking "rebus." Perfect condition. Looks like Lowestoft. Saucer, 5 1/2 inches diameter. Cup, 2 1/4 inches high.
English Caughley Tea Cup and Saucer, c. 1780. Blue underglaze floral decoration and gold highlighting and accents. Marked with three underglaze blue S mark for Salopian. No chips, cracks or restorations. Even the gold is almost all there. Teeny, tiny gilt loss on rim. Saucer, 4 7/8 inches wide; cup, 2 1/2 inches high.
English Minton Porcelain Deep Saucer Dish, c. 1795. Very good condition, slight abrasion to one spot on the rim with a very tight hair crack. 5 1/2 inches diameter.
Pair of Spode Blue & White Pearlware Net Pattern Quatrefoil-Shaped Compotes, c. 1810. Transfer is nice and crisp. Magnificent pieces in perfect condition. 12 inches long x 8 5/8 inches wide x 4 3/8 inches high.
Irish Belleek Porcelain Three Strand Basket, c. 1891-1920. Beautifully formed, clover leaves and rope-turned rim ad base with applied shamrocks, thistles and roses. Base is in the three-strand style, which helps to date the piece. Condition is excellent. One very small damage, see picture. Applied ribbon mark on base, BELLEEK Co. FERMANAGH, IRELAND. 2 1/2 inches x 5 inches.
English Prattware Pot Lid, c. 1860. No. 222. Titied, the Ning Po River. Perfect condition. The print and colors are bright and crisp. Very, very minor cracking. 4 inches.
English Prattware Peacock Creamer, c. 1790. Two minor hairline cracks on bottom. Three Peacocks in cartouches on each side. Floral and acanthus leaf borders.
