Pre-c.1840 British Royal Worcester Porcelain & China

Very early Worcester c1755-1775. The bowl is 5 1/2" wide and 1 3/4" deep. Cup stands 3" tall, 4" wide at the top and the base is 2" wide. 我们正常运往中国 .

It dates to the Dr. Wall period (circa 1770), with a hatched crescent mark The bowl is in a good condition, with a small chip to the rim. The chip is below the glaze and may be original, though it could indicate a small area of restoration.

Good hand painting featuring an oriental scene in Imari style palette. Gold holding is nice too. cannot make it clearer! I am advised it is Grainger Worcester. Low start no reserve.

A Royal Worcester Blush Ivory hand painted bottle shaped posy vase painted in various English flowers with gilt highlights. Circa 1899. 17 cms tall (approx).

A very rare Worcester 'Royal Lily' pattern square scalloped dish. The dish has the unusual 'Flight and Crescent' mark combination. Dating it between 1783 and 1788. The dish measures approx 9 & 3/4" in diameter and 2" in height. Condition: The dish has old staple repairs. This is clearly shown on the pictures of the back. It is still a good display piece from the front. The colours are bright and the gold detailing is unworn. Price reflects the condition. Please super size images for close examination of this delightful item and representation of details I may miss in description. A little bit of history on how the pattern became so famous. In 1788 King George III and Queen Charlotte attended the Worcester Music Meeting (the forerunner of the Three Choirs Festival).

Chamberlain Coffee Cans and Saucers. We specialise in ceramics by Royal Doulton, Moorcroft, Beswick, Sylvac, Royal Worcester, Lladro, Royal Crown Derby, Wedgwood Fairyland and miscellaneous collectables.

A beautiful late C18th trio from the Worcester factory, England c.1795 consisting of tea cup, coffee cup and saucer. Beautifully made in their spiral flute design and decorated with cobalt and gold banding and Scottish thistles.

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A beautiful late C18th trio from the Worcester factory, England c.1795 consisting of tea cup, coffee cup and saucer. Beautifully made in their spiral flute design and decorated with cobalt and gold banding and Scottish thistles.

First period Dr Wall Worcester fence pattern tea bowl and saucer both with the crescent mark and both in near mint condition.

ROYAL WORCESTER SAUCE TUREEN, TUREEN, LID AND PLATE STAND. BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE 1882 ROYAL WORCESTER SAUCE TUREEN WITH STAND. HAS A CHIP TO THE FOOT AND A SMALL STAR CRACK ON THE INTERIOR OF THE TUREEN WHICH IS NOT VISIBLE ON THE OUTSIDE.

Porcelain "Trio" Tea Set by Grainger, Wood & Co. Worcester, circa 1812 - 1822.

A fine 18th century Worcester 'Royal Lily' pattern plate, dish or saucer. The plate has the larger earlier Crescent mark. Dating it from 1775 to 1783. The plate measures approx 6 & 3/4" or 17cm's in diameter and 1 & 1/2" or 3.8cm's in height. The plate is in good antique condition with some gilt wear to the gold detailing on the inner blue border and there is wear to the floral centre decoration. The red rim also has rubbing. A little bit of history on how the pattern became so famous. In 1788 King George III and Queen Charlotte attended the Worcester Music Meeting (the forerunner of the Three Choirs Festival). They also toured Flight’s Worcester Porcelain factory and ordered a breakfast service in the Blue Lily design, giving great encouragement to the company.

There is ONE (1) antique dish in this auction Pattern Name: The Blind Earl Scalloped porcelain with multi colour raised rosebuds and leaves with branch form handle Created in 1770 for the 6th Earl of Coventry - George William Coventry (1722-1809) who was blinded in a hunting accident and commissioned Worcester to design a pattern of dinnerware he could feel In excellent age old condition with no chip crack crazing or repair It measures (3.75cm high to handle) (2.75cm high to rim) x 18.5cm wide from handle to rim) (17cm wide on rim) Unmarked but confirmed as Worcester.

Great display condition, usual signs of age and use, minor rubbing to gilding, 2 very feint stable hairline on the underside outer rim. Rare piece with family crest motif.

BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE WORCESTER 1ST PERIOD FLUTED TEA BOWL, CRESCENT MARK. LOVELY WORCESTER TEA BOWL. BLUE CRESCENT MARK TO BASE. LOVELY 18TH CENTURY PORCELAIN. TINY CHIP TO RIM AND WEAR TO GILDING.

Great display condition, usual signs of age and use, minor rubbing to gilding, feint glaze crazing on the underside outer rim. Rare piece with family crest motif.

There is a chip and a air line on the bowl as you can see on the photo. Auctiva Free Image Hosting.

BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE WORCESTER OR DERBY 1ST PERIOD FLUTED 5 TEA BOWLS AND 4 SAUCERS, INCISED S MARK, GILDED ECORATION. ONE OF THE SAUCERS HAS AN INCISED S MARK. RARE 18TH CENTURY FLUTED TEA BOWLS AND SAUCERS - REGENCY PERIOD.

Robert Chamberlain (1737 -1798) was one of the first apprentices at Dr Wall's Worcester Porcelain factory. A fine Worcester Chamberlain porcelain sugar bowl decorated in ‘Mazarin’ blue and gilded extensively.