Antique pair of small platters, pattern "Triumphal Car", made circa 1850. From the Bell & Co Pottery, Glasgow, Scotland. Each ashet measures 27 cm by 32 cm (10.1/2 inches by  More »

Antique pair of small platters, pattern "Triumphal Car", made circa 1850. From the Bell & Co Pottery, Glasgow, Scotland. Each ashet measures 27 cm by 32 cm (10.1/2 inches by 12.1/2 inches). One chip underneath, otherwise excellent condition. A rare pair of survivors.   « Less

Antique Vienna Porcelain : Fine exhibition quality Cup & Saucer - Owls 1803 An Antique, very fine exhibition quality Vienna porcelain Cup & Saucer lavishly gilded and  More »

Antique Vienna Porcelain : Fine exhibition quality Cup & Saucer - Owls 1803 An Antique, very fine exhibition quality Vienna porcelain Cup & Saucer lavishly gilded and with blue medallions with fine owls, swags and sun, having a winged handle to the cup - a lovely rare item Circa: Mark for 1803 Good Antique Condition - images do not do justice to this wonderful item Saucer 6 inches (15cm) dia approx Cup: 3.5 inches (9cm) height X 4 inches (10cm) max width approx   « Less

Antique French Empire Porcelain : Paris Chocolate Cup & Saucer C.1800+ A fine Antique French Empire period Chocolate Cup and Saucer both with lavish gilding with very fine  More »

Antique French Empire Porcelain : Paris Chocolate Cup & Saucer C.1800+ A fine Antique French Empire period Chocolate Cup and Saucer both with lavish gilding with very fine flora Probably Paris Circa: 1800-1815 Good Antique Condition - with slight wear commensurate with age as expected and mentioned for accuracy Cup: 4.25 inches (11cm) max width X 4.75 inches (12cm) height approx Saucer: 6.5 inches (16.5cm) dia   « Less

Antique English Porcelain : Worcester Flight Bar & Bar Armorial Plate C.1811-20 A fine and very attractive Worcester Flight Bar & Bar Armorial plate decorated with a fine  More »

Antique English Porcelain : Worcester Flight Bar & Bar Armorial Plate C.1811-20 A fine and very attractive Worcester Flight Bar & Bar Armorial plate decorated with a fine band of hand painted roses and lavish gilding Circa: 1811 -1820 Good Visual Condition with small tight rim hairline and tiny nibble on rim 10.5 inches (27cm) dia approx   « Less

Antique Victorian Wedgwood jug - very large size at 23 cm high and approx. 19 cm diameter. Very heavy. Typical Wedgwood classical Roman scenes with a band of stylised floral  More »

Antique Victorian Wedgwood jug - very large size at 23 cm high and approx. 19 cm diameter. Very heavy. Typical Wedgwood classical Roman scenes with a band of stylised floral and celtic pattern bands. Acanthus leaves to handle. All in excellent undamaged and unrestored condition. There is firing crack under the base - this is inthe foot only, and does not go through into the jug itself. Impressed marks for Wedgwood, England, and a few other scattered individual numbers. Beautiful item, presenting very well.   « Less

Six matching oyster plates by Pillivuyt, each having a recess for 6 oysters and a central small well for a dipping sauce. Plates are in fine white porcelain and each measures  More »

Six matching oyster plates by Pillivuyt, each having a recess for 6 oysters and a central small well for a dipping sauce. Plates are in fine white porcelain and each measures 23 cm diameter. All in excellent condition. (I do have a 7th plate, but it has a chip - can be included if desired).   « Less

Large soup or vegetable tureen, Willow pattern, dating early 1800s. Early Staffordshire, it has some faults - as to be expected for the age - a little crazing inside the  More »

Large soup or vegetable tureen, Willow pattern, dating early 1800s. Early Staffordshire, it has some faults - as to be expected for the age - a little crazing inside the bottom, a chip and small hairline crack on the rim, firing crack to one handle join (in the manufacture) and a chip off the lion finial to the lid. No maker's marks. Measurements: approx. 25.5 cm high, 30 cm wide and 20 cm deep. A great display item for a dresser - and could still be used if treated with respect.   « Less

Early Derby Porcelain tea set, bearing the red Derby mark for the period circa 1800 to 1825. The coffee cans are earlier, dating from the period 1770-1782. There are 26  More »

Early Derby Porcelain tea set, bearing the red Derby mark for the period circa 1800 to 1825. The coffee cans are earlier, dating from the period 1770-1782. There are 26 pieces, being eight deeply dished saucers, eight tea cups and four coffee cans, slop bowl, dished plate (for serving cake or whatever?), teapot and stand saucer, creamer jug and lidded sugar bowl. The pattern is a beautiful mix of Imari colours, showing strong Oriental influence. Lots of gilded highlights, cobalt blue and iron red. The saucers - which could be used for shallow dessert bowls also - measure 14 cm diameter and 3 cm high. The teacups are 8.5 cm diameter at the top rim, and the straight-sided coffee cans are 6.2 cm high and 6.6 cm diameter at the top rim. It was the normal practice to use the same saucers for both tea and coffee cups. The creamer has a lovely high handle, and a gold pattern painted inside the lip. Lidded sugar measures about 14 cm high, 17 cm wide and 10.5 cm deep. Teapot is 14 cm high and 30.5 cm wide handle to spout. It has an oval stand plate19 cm wide. 1 saucer has a small shallow rim chip, and one cup has a short crack and an attempt at restoration. The creamer has age staining to the handle, especially the top. The teapot has a very old restoration on the spout, a restoration (old, with internal staples) to the lid and internal crazing caused by usage - all could be tidied up by modern methods of restoration. The plate has a discoloured restoration across it. This is a beautiful set, probably more for display than use. There is wonderful gilding work on the handles etc of the teapot. And, although there are some faults, the busy pattern takes the eye away from these. A rare survivor from the late 18th and early 19th century, George III period.   « Less

Bone china foal figurine by Beswick of England. Handpainted. Item measures 8 cm high by 2.5 cm by 2.4 cm. Excellent condition, no damage.

Bone china foal figurine by Beswick of England. Handpainted. Item measures 8 cm high by 2.5 cm by 2.4 cm. Excellent condition, no damage.   « Less