Royal Worcester ceramics - Townsend, Edward
13 item(s) found:
Royal Worcester cabinet plate with hand painted fruit decoration, signed Townsend and date code for 1931
Royal Worcester cup and saucer painted with cattle by Harry Stinton and another painted with fruit fruit painted cup signed A.G Moreley and saucer signed E. Townsend. Height of smallest 5.5 cm
Royal Worcester, rose jar, c1960 with embossed shoulders and circular foot, the pierced Crown shaped cover gilded, painted by Edward Townsend with highland cattle in meadows, signed E. Townsend, factory mark to base, shape number 2048. Height 24 cm.…
Four Royal Worcester hand painted cabinet plates, each with fruit decoration. One signed E. Townsend and others by H. Ayrton. Marked to base with symbols for 1940 (Townsend) and 1939 for each (Ayrton) . Diameter 26.5 cm (each)
A Royal Worcester small jug painted by George Mosley with apples and blackberries with a gilt interior, puce mark Dated 1928. Height 8.…
A Royal Worcester highland cattle painted cover vase by E.…
A Royal Worcester highland cattle painted small pot pourri by E.…
A Royal Worcester vase signed E. Townsend, circa 1929, ovoid, painted with fruit and cherries, leaf moulded handles, raised on a circular foot, gilt highlights, puce marks and model no. 2160. Height 21 cm.
A pair of Royal Worcester vases, dated 1923, painted by John Stinton, of baluster form with four scroll feet, the body with two highland cattle grazing on a mountainside, signed, puce mark, shape H/F106,…
A Royal Worcester porcelain vase signed E. Townsend, circa 1939, cylindrical, painted with an arrangement of fruit on an earthy ground, a lesser vignette to the reverse, raised on a foliate pierced base, gilt highlights, puce factory mark and model no.…
A Royal Worcester porcelain fruit painted two-handled urn with cover, M.…
Royal Worcester cylindrical vase, decorated with apples and grapes, signed E. Townsend. Height 14 cm
Royal Worcester vase dated 1926, painted by Edward Townsend with peaches and strawberries on a forest floor (shape no. F126), and a puce mark