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FIRST PERIOD ROYAL WORCESTER
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First period Royal Worcester
- A Royal Worcester Astley pattern coffee setA Royal Worcester Astley pattern coffee set comprising coffee pot and cover, cream jug, sugar bowl, six coffee cans and six saucers with printed marks
- A MINIATURE WORCESTER KERR & BINNS PERIODA MINIATURE WORCESTER KERR & BINNS PERIOD SMALL DISH painted with a view of Bristol, 3 1/2" across, circa 1852-1862, a Royal Worcester two handled miniature
- Art Reference, Porcelain, Pottery & Glass,Art Reference, Porcelain, Pottery & Glass, Antiques Reference, a large collection including Godden, G.A. Minton Pottery & Porcelain of the First Period
- A very nice group of 9 vintage 1960's-1980'sA very nice group of 9 vintage 1960's-1980's made in England and Ireland Fine Bone China Trinket and/or Jewelry boxes. The group includes: Royal Albert
- Royal Worcester Aesthetic Period Vase, SarcophagusRoyal Worcester Aesthetic Period Vase, Sarcophagus Shape in Cobalt Blue with Oriental Style Relief Panels, on 4 Tapering Feet, with a Brushed Gilt Lizard
- An early 19th century Worcester part coffeeAn early 19th century Worcester part coffee set, Flight period, twenty-four pieces including six cups and saucers, onion pattern, printed in underglaze
- 200. Doris Lindner (Welsh, 1896 – 1979)Plaster200. Doris Lindner (Welsh, 1896 – 1979)Plaster recumbent bulldog with bronze patina. Marked "Lindel" on the side. Measures approx. 7" x 2-1/2" x
- A pair of Copeland Spode figural jardinières,A pair of Copeland Spode figural jardinières, Wedgwood shell and Royal Worcester dishfirst half 20th centuryThe jardiniere with three putti supporting
- Royal Worcester Aesthetic period transferRoyal Worcester Aesthetic period transfer decorated china soup tureen and underplate late 19th century; parcel-gilt with elaborate floral pattern decoration
- A COLLECTION OF ROYAL WORCESTER FIRST PERIODA COLLECTION OF ROYAL WORCESTER FIRST PERIOD to include' Fence' pattern with crescent mark and letters, a' Bandstand' pattern tea bowl and saucer and a
- Royal Worcester First Period sauce boat,Royal Worcester First Period sauce boat, bowl and covercirca 1760-1780, the bowl and cover decorated with ferns, the sauce boat in prunus flowers, each
- Royal Worcester First Period cream jug, butterRoyal Worcester First Period cream jug, butter dish and covercirca 1770, each with crescent C mark decorated in floral patterns, jug 13cm high, dish 13cm
- Five Royal Worcester First Period tea bowlsFive Royal Worcester First Period tea bowls and saucerscirca 1760-1780, various crescent C marks, various patterns including feather pattern and prunus
- Royal Worcester Aesthetic Period Vases 19thRoyal Worcester Aesthetic Period Vases 19th century. Hand painted and gilt porcelain.
- Good Barr, Flight and Barr Period WorcesterGood Barr, Flight and Barr Period Worcester Porcelain Dessert Plate, 1792-1807, in parcel-gilt gray faux-marbre, fully marked on the reverse in overglaze
- TWO FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER TEA BOWLS, TWOTWO FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER TEA BOWLS, TWO SAUCERS, A COFFEE CUP AND A FLIGHT SAUCER-DISH transfer printed in underglaze blue with the Bandstand, Three
- A FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER TEA BOWL AND SAUCERA FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER TEA BOWL AND SAUCER painted in underglaze blue with the Royal Lily pattern around a central iron red and gilt sprig, saucer 12cm
- A FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER ASPARAGUS SERVER,A FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER ASPARAGUS SERVER, painted in underglaze blue with the Royal Lily pattern, 7.5cm l, c1780
- A FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER PART TEA SERVICE,A FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER PART TEA SERVICE, the cream ground with whorl-shaped moulded body and royal blue banding with gilt dot and wheat-ear decoration.
- A FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER PART TEA SERVICE,A FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER PART TEA SERVICE, the cream ground with whorl-shaped moulded body and royal blue banding with gilt dot and wheat-ear decoration.
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