Antiques March 2005

Fine Jewellery
Antiques & Art
Royal Worcester Porcelain

Auction Friday 25th March 2005 at 10.30am

Enquiries
Ian C. Glennie, i.c.glennie@mctears.co.uk
Anthony Salani, a.salani@mctears.co.uk

Royal Worcester Porcelain
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196 Small Royal Worcester vase,

of lobed oviform and painted with

flowers, green mark dated for 1907,

3in (7.7cm) high

£60 - 80

197 Royal Worcester vase/pot pourri,

of spherical form and with pierced

apertures to the top, decorated with

flowers and marked in puce for 1896,

shape number 991, 3 ¼in (8.3cm) high

£50 - 70

198 Royal Worcester marquise shaped

comport,

the lobed rim in blue around a panel of

hand painted flowers and all highlighted

in gilt, monogrammed for A.W.Stanley,

date marked for 1921, 10in (25.3cm) long

£60 - 80

199 Royal Worcester hanging posy,

in plain white glaze and modelled as a

bird in flight, Worcester mark in green

and bearing relief moulded registration

diamond, 11 ½in (29.3cm)

£50 - 80

200 Pair of fine Royal Worcester vases,

the pierced flaring necks relief decorated

with lion masks and ribbon swags on

shoulders relief decorated with mask

handles and dragon motifs all over slender

oviform bodies painted with wild flowers

with raised gilt edging, the relief

decorated stems on stepped circular bases

and square form gilt plinths, marked in

puce for 1893, each 21 ¾in (55.2cm) high

£1000 - 1500

200A Pair of fine Royal Worcester figural spill

vases,

modelled as a male and female in early

nineteenth century costume, each by a tree

stump vase and carrying a wicker basket,

marked in green for 1883 and bearing

impressed diamond registration mark,

each 10 ¼in (26cm) high

£500 - 700

201 Royal Worcester fern pot,

of oviform with a crimped rim, decorated

with floral sprigs and highlighted in gilt,

printed mark in puce, pattern number

1651, date code for 1900 and bearing

registration number 209445,

5 ½in (14cm) high

£150 - 250

202 Small Royal Worcester vase,

of oviform, painted by S.Stanley with

grapes and peaches to one side and a

small painting of grapes to the reverse,

printed mark in puce, pattern number

2491 and with date code for 1928,

2 ¾in (7cm) high

£200 - 300

203 Collection of Royal Worcester miniature

tea ware,

comprising of a tea pot (damaged), coffee

pot, two cream jugs, two twin handled

sugar basins, a spare tea pot cover, two

saucers, two side plates and two cups, all

painted with peaches, grapes and other

fruits by Freeman and Rol...?, marked in

black for 1944-1955 (13)

£400 - 600

204 Royal Worcester vase,

of cylindrical shape with a flaring rim and

decorated with apples and grapes, signed

Kook, dated for after 1959,

9in (22.9cm) high

£200 - 300

205 Royal Worcester twin handled urn and

cover,

of oviform and decorated with fruits and

foliage, signed Telford, shape number

1691, marked in black for after 1959,

14in (35.6cm) high

£900 - 1200

206 Royal Worcester coffee set by James

Stinton in a fitted case,

painted with pheasants and signed ‘Jas

Stinton’, printed mark in puce for 1936

and incorporating a sailing ship emblem

roundel; and a set of silver coffee spoons

each with a pheasant figure terminal,

maker Swaine & Adeney,

Birmingham 1937

£1500 - 2000

207 Royal Worcester cabinet plate by James

Stinton,

circular and painted with two pheasants,

one emerging from woodlands the other

in flight, within a band of gilt s-scrolls in

relief, signed ‘Jas Stinton’, printed mark in

green for 1906, 8 ¾in (22.2cm) high

£400 - 600

208 Royal Worcester porcelain and silver

topped crystal powder jar by James

Stinton,

the round panel painted with swans on a

lake and signed ‘Jas Stinton’, Birmingham

1929, 4in (10.2cm) diameter

£200 - 300

209 Large and impressive Royal Worcester

vase with cover by John Stinton,

the body of broad oviform and painted

with Highland Cattle beneath a pierced

neck and with ribbon tied swags in relief,

the twin handles looped over acanthus

leaves, edged all over with gilt and signed

‘John Stinton’, printed mark in puce for

1905 with shape number 1428,

11 ½in (29.2cm) high

£2000 - 3000

210 Royal Worcester planter,

of broad oviform with twin handles and

on spreading circular foot, painted with

Highland Cattle and signed by John

Stinton, the reverse painted with a rocky

shore scene, all above a relief decorated

frieze of leaves and all over highlighted in

gilt, printed mark in puce, date code for

1906, shape number 2396, 5in (12.7cm)

£400 - 600

211 Royal Worcester vase by Harry Stinton,

of oviform, painted with Highland Cattle

and edged in gilt, signed ‘H Stinton’,

printed mark in green for 1909 with

‘461’, 4in (10.2cm) high

£200 - 300

212 Royal Worcester vase

of oviform with a flaring neck, painted

with Highland Cattle and edged in gilt,

signed by ‘H Stinton’, printed mark in

puce for 1917 with ‘302 H’,

6 ½in (16.5cm) high

£400 - 600

213 Royal Worcester vase with cover by Harry

Davis,

of baluster shape with twin handles and

spreading foot, painted with sheep by a

loch, signed ‘H Davis’, printed mark in

green for 1907 with ‘998/G’, restored at

top and base, 13in (33cm) high

£400 - 600

214 Royal Worcester vase by Harry Davis,

of oviform with twin handles and

spreading foot, painted with Highland

Cattle and signed ‘Hy Davis’, printed

mark in puce for 1921, restored at rim,

4in (10.2cm) high

£70 - 100

215 Royal Worcester circular plate by Richard

Sebright,

painted with apples and grapes with

leaves, edged with gilt and signed ‘R

Sebright’, printed mark in gilt for 1930,

10 ½in (26.7cm) diameter

£800 - 1200

216 Royal Worcester jar with cover by E.

Townsend,

of broad shouldered oviform, the cover

with a finial over a pierced band and

simulated wicker, with a further lid

within, the body painted with Highland

Cattle grazing and signed ‘E Townsend’,

printed mark in black with ‘1286 m/s’,

10 ¼in (26cm) high

£400 - 600

217 Royal Worcester vase by Frederick Bray,

of oviform with a slender neck, painted

with mixed flowers and signed ‘F J Bray’

with gilt edging, printed mark in puce for

1914 and incorporating a Union Flag with

‘1914’ beneath, also with ‘F105/H’,

8 ½in (21.6cm) high

£200 - 300

218 Rare and important Royal Worcester

reticulated vase by George Owen,

circa 1900, of ovoid form with twin

handles to the waisted neck and pierced

all over with bands of honeycomb and

heightened in gilt scroll and other details,

the cover with a spire finial, the finial

restored, printed mark with date code in

gilt, shape number 871, 9 ¾in (24.8cm)

high, accompanied with a contemporary

sepia photograph (2)

£5000 - 8000

219 Royal Worcester jug,

of oviform with loop handle and painted

with birds in polychrome and gilt in the

style of and probably by John Hopewell,

printed mark for 1886 in green, shape

number 1094, 6 ¼in (15.9cm) high

£100 - 150

220 Royal Worcester circular bowl,

The Silver Wedding Bowl, made to

commemorate the silver wedding of H.M.

The Queen and H.R.H. The Duke of

Edinburgh in 1972, limited edition

number 18 of 500, on a wood plinth,

10in (25.4cm) diameter; complete with

framed certificate (2)

£100 - 150

221 Pair of Royal Worcester boy and girl

figures,

the boy modelled with a tricorn hat, the

girl with a bonnet, each on a blue painted

circular plateau, printed mark to one only

with date code for 1867,

6 ¾in (17.1cm) high

£300 - 500

222 Pair of Royal Worcester Hadley style

figure candlesticks,

modelled as a boy and as a girl stood by a

tree, mainly white and edged in gilt,

impressed and printed marks in green

with date code for 1885, both restored at

tops, 8in (20.3cm) high

£200 - 300

223 Rare Royal Worcester group of foals by

Doris Lindner,

circa 1936, modelled as a brown and

beige foal stood on a green rectangular

plateau, printed mark in green with ‘Foals

modelled by Doris Lindner’ and ‘3152’,

5 ¾in (14.6cm) high

£200 - 300

224 Worcester planter by James Hadley,

circa 1903, of oviform and with a pierced

border over panels of mixed flowers and

above a circular foot section, edged all

around with gilt, printed Hadley’s mark in

green with ‘F118/72.38’,

7in (17.8cm) high

£400 - 600

225 Royal Worcester ‘Faience’ vase by James

Hadley,

circa 1900, of oviform with a slender

neck, painted with flowers in red and blue

over cream and edged in gilt, printed

Hadley’s mark in puce, ‘F105/7’ in red,

8 ¼in (21cm) high

£100 - 150

226 Royal Worcester twin handled urn and

pierced cover,

of oviform and decorated with fruits and

foliage, signed Freeman, shape number

314 and marked in black for after 1959,

10 ½in (26.7cm) high

£2800 - 3500

227 Pair of Royal Worcester twin handled

urns and covers,

of oviform with a pierced neck and

decorated with fruits and foliage, signed,

Freeman, shape number 1428 and with

printed marks in black for after 1959,

each 13in (33cm) high

£3000 - 4000

228 Royal Worcester figure of a recumbent

gun dog,

on a plinth base section,

5in (12.7cm) long, marked made in England

£60 - 80

229 Royal Worcester commemorative figure of

H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh,

modelled playing polo on horseback,

in a limited edition of 750, this one

number 399 and with it’s original framed

certificate and on a polished wood plinth

£500 - 700

230 Royal Worcester ewer,

of ribbed oviform and with simulated

bamboo handle, decorated in a Japanese

taste with bamboo leaves and flowers,

shape number 1185, dated for 1876-91

with puce mark and bearing Registration

number 62036, 5 ¾in (14.6cm) high

£100 - 150

231 Royal Worcester pot pourri,

minus cover, of lobed oviform and

decorated with flowers, date marked for

1914 and with a dated flag mark,

3in (7.6cm) high

£60 - 70

232 Royal Worcester Art Deco statuette,

Sea Breeze, modelled by F.G.Doughty,

shape number 3008, marked in puce and

dated to 1940, 8 ¼in (21cm) high

£200 - 250

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