A Worcester Coffee Cup, with an unusual instance of the ‘bubble’ border, circa 1770
A Worcester Compagnie des Indes Coffee Cup, circa 1775
A Worcester Compagnie des Indes Coffee Cup, circa 1775
A Lowestoft Coffee Cup, decorated in the Curtis style, circa 1785
A Worcester Formal Rose Butterboat, circa 1760-65
A Lowestoft Island House Creamer, circa 1770
A Chinese Coffee Cup, decorated in the Giles studio with a Man in a Red Coat pattern, circa 1745-50
A Chinese Teapot and Cover, Qianlong, circa 1760
A Chinese Saucer, decorated in the manner of Meissen, circa 1740
A Meissen Hot Water Jug, circa 1740
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A large Bow Knife and Fork, circa 1754-58
A Bow Fork moulded with scrolls and swags, circa 1755
A Knife and Fork, probably 1775-1800
A rare Isleworth Sauceboat, circa 1765-75
A Knife and Fork, probably Saint-Cloud, circa 1740
An interesting English Creamer, circa 1765
A rare Isleworth Patty Pan, circa 1768
An interesting English Creamboat, circa 1765-75
An interesting English Sauceboat, circa 1765-75
An interesting English Plate, circa 1765
A Worcester Leaf Dish, circa 1768
A Vauxhall Coffee Cup, circa 1756-58
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A Sèvres Gobelet Bouillard, 1772
A rare Lowestoft Butter Tub and Stand, circa 1775-80
A rare Lowestoft Patty Pan of unusually small size, circa 1765
A Bow moulded Fork painted with sprigs and scrolls, circa 1755
A Worcester Two Peony Rock Bird Pickle Dish, circa 1755-60
A Lowestoft Three Flowers Tea Canister, circa 1775
A rare Meissen Salt or Spice Holder, circa 1740-50
A rare Chelsea silver-shaped Plate, Red Anchor period, circa 1755
A rare Worcester Stand, probably for a Broth Bowl, circa 1758-60
A Lowestoft Creamer, circa 1785
A rare Baddeley-Littler Jug, circa 1777-85
A Baddeley-Littler Tea Bowl and Saucer, circa 1777-85
A Lowestoft Dolphin Ewer Creamboat, circa 1775
A Worcester Honeysuckle Coffee Cup and Saucer, circa 1760
A Lowestoft Pinecone pattern Basket, circa 1775-85
A Worcester Plantation pattern Coffee Cup, circa 1760
A Chelsea Gotzkowsky-moulded Plate, Red Anchor period, circa 1756
A Bow famille rose Coffee Cup, circa 1752
A Worcester Teacup and Saucer, decorated in the Kakiemon taste, circa 1770
A Chelsea Knife painted with sprays of European flowers, Red Anchor period, circa 1755
A Chelsea Knife moulded with flowering prunus branches, circa 1750-55
A pair of Chelsea Gotzkowsky-moulded Plates, Red Anchor period, circa 1755
A Chelsea oval Dish with Warren Hastings-type moulding, Red Anchor period, circa 1755
A Chelsea Knife moulded with flowers issuing from scrolled foliage, circa 1755
A moulded Chelsea Soup Plate, Red Anchor period, circa 1754-56
A Chelsea silver-shaped Dish, Red Anchor period, circa 1754
A rare West Pans figure representing Summer, circa 1765
An interesting English Plate, circa 1765
A Philip Christian Rock Garden Saucer, circa 1765-68
A Lowestoft Tea Bowl and Saucer, circa 1785
A Chelsea Gotzkowsky-moulded Plate, Red Anchor period, circa 1755
A Worcester Milkmaids Teapot Stand, circa 1766
A Vienna Plate, circa 1750
A West Pans Vase and Cover, circa 1765
A Bow figure representing Air from the Four Elements, circa 1760-65
A Derby Tureen and Cover, circa 1750-55
A Chinese Teapot and Cover, decorated in London with ‘Limehouse Class’ enamels, circa 1740-50
A Chinese Teapot and Cover, Kangxi or Yongzheng, circa 1715-30
A Worcester Milkmaids Coffee Cup and Milkmaid at Gate Saucer, circa 1758-65
A Chinese Coffee Cup, decorated in the James Giles studio, circa 1755-65
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A Chinese Teapot Stand, decorated in the James Giles studio, circa 1755-65
A rare Liverpool Creamboat, circa 1770-75
A Worcester Coffee Cup, almost certainly decorated in the London studio of James Giles, circa 1772-75
A Worcester Mission Church Sauceboat, circa 1765
A Worcester Natural Sprays Group Jug, circa 1765-68
A Worcester Dessert Plate, painted with rouge de fer European landscape scenes reserved on a blue scale ground, circa 1772-75
A Chelsea Stand, Red Anchor period, circa 1752-56
A small Richard Chaffers Mug or Coffee Can, circa 1758
A Chelsea Cup and Saucer, Red Anchor period, circa 1755
A Worcester L’Amour pattern Teapot Stand, circa 1770
A Worcester Compagnie des Indes Teapot Stand, circa 1775
A rare Meissen Mustard Pot, circa 1735-40
A small Lowestoft Creamer with penciled decoration, circa 1775
A Lowestoft Tea Bowl and Saucer, circa 1775-80
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A Lowestoft Sauceboat, circa 1768-70
A Longton Hall Bowl, circa 1755
A Worcester Natural Sprays Group Dish with basket-weave moulding, circa 1765
A Worcester Floral Gift moulded Potting Pot, circa 1760
A Worcester Coffee Cup, circa 1765
A Worcester Dessert Plate, decorated in the Giles studio, circa 1770
A Worcester Prunus Root Sugar Bowl, circa 1755
A Mansfield pattern Tea Bowl and Saucer, circa 1765-70
A Lowestoft Sauceboat, circa 1768-70
An unusual Bow Dessert Sugar Bowl, circa 1765-70
A Lowestoft Bowl, circa 1780
A Lowestoft Bowl, circa 1790
A Chelsea Knife moulded with a flowering tea plant, circa 1750-52
A rare Lowestoft Stand, circa 1762
A Worcester Formal Daisy Knife, circa 1760
An early Saint-Cloud Knife and Fork, circa 1700-20
A complete boxed set of Saint-Cloud Knives and Forks, circa 1740-50
A large Chelsea Knife moulded with a lily, circa 1750-52
A rare Immortelle Lowestoft Tea Canister, circa 1780
A Worcester Formal Daisy Knife, circa 1760
A pair of Meissen Knives, circa 1725-30
A Worcester Formal Floral Knife, circa 1760
A Worcester moulded Teacup and Saucer, circa 1760-68
A rare Worcester ‘Smoky Primitive’ Coffee Cup, circa 1754-56
A rare and early New Hall Tea Bowl, circa 1782-85
A Chinese Milk Jug, decorated in London, circa 1740-50
A rare Charles Gouyn, St James’s Bonbonnière, circa 1749-59
A rare Meissen Butter Tub and Cover, circa 1760-65
An early Sèvres Teapot and Cover, probably 1756-57
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A rare Meissen Thimble Case, circa 1750
A rare William Reid Plate, pencilled with the Sportsman’s Arms, circa 1756-58
A rare Samuel Gilbody Mug, circa 1758-60
A Worcester Coffee Pot and Cover, circa 1760-62
A rare London-decorated figure of a Nun holding a book containing the first bars of God Save the King, circa 1755-60
A very rare Philip Christian commemorative Mug, decorated in the London studio of James Giles, circa 1770
A Worcester Tea Bowl and Saucer, circa 1758-62
A rare Worcester Coffee Cup, circa 1760
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A Worcester Formal Daisy Knife, circa 1760-65
A steatitic porcelain Bowl, probably Richard Chaffers, circa 1762-65
A Worcester Bowl, circa 1772-75
A Worcester Sweetmeat Dish, circa 1756-58
A rare and important William Reid armorial Punch Bowl, circa 1756-58
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A rare Vincennes (Seguin period) seau à verre or Glass Cooler, made for Louis Philippe d’Orléans, duc de Chartres, circa 1778-80
A rare Chelsea or Girl-in-a-Swing (Charles Gouyn, St James’s) Seal Fob, circa 1755
A very rare William Reid Jug of large proportions, painted with a bouquet, floral sprays and scattered sprigs, circa 1756-58
A rare Worcester amorial Cup, decorated with a Kakiemon design and the arms of Beauville, circa 1758-62
A Chelsea Seal Fob, circa 1755
A rare and early Worcester Coffee Cup, c.1754
A rare and early Worcester Warbler pattern Coffee Cup, circa 1754
An Armorial Chinese Plate, decorated in the James Giles studio, circa 1755-60
An Armorial Chinese Plate, decorated in the James Giles studio, circa 1765-70
A ‘Lion Marked Group’ Tea Bowl, circa 1782-85
A rare Worcester Coffee Cup, decorated with harbour scenes, circa 1765-68
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A small Worcester sparrow beak Creamer, decorated with a version of the Chinese Family, circa 1768-70
A feather-moulded Worcester Slop Bowl, decorated with the Pu-Tai pattern, circa 1765
A rare Tournai Plate, decorated in the Sèvres manner, circa 1770
A Worcester Milk Jug, decorated with European flowers in the Chinese export manner, circa 1765
A rare Frankenthal Tea Bowl of Japanese form, decorated in famille verte colours, circa 1755-59
A Chinese Slop Bowl, decorated in London with ‘Limehouse Class’ enamels, circa 1740-50
A Berlin Coffee Can, finely painted in sepia tones with a classical maiden, circa 1790
A rare Worcester ‘Smoky Primitive’
Pickle Shell, circa 1753-54
A pair of Flight Worcester Dessert Plates, circa 1785-90
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A Saint-Cloud Brûle-parfum, circa 1740
An early Worcester Sauceboat, decorated with the Triangular Platform pattern, circa 1755
An early Worcester Sauceboat, circa 1754-55
An Armorial Worcester Sugar Bowl from the Calmady service, decorated in the London studio of James Giles, circa 1772-74
A pair of Bow oval Butter Tubs and Covers, painted with bouquets and sprays of European flowers, circa 1760
A Saint-Cloud Sugar Bowl and Cover with gadrooned moulding, circa 1720-40
An early Worcester Bowl, decorated in famille rose enamels, circa 1755-56
A rare Saint-Cloud Bonbonnière in the form of a Swan, circa 1745
A Saint-Cloud Trembleuse Saucer with prunus moulding, circa 1730-50
A Worcester Bowl, circa 1770
A Tournai Mustard Pot, circa 1770
A rare Worcester two-handled Sauceboat, circa 1756-58
A Chelsea Seal Fob, circa 1755
A rare Worcester Bowl, circa 1775-80
A Chinese Milk Jug, decorated in the James Giles studio, circa 1755-65

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