Worcester — Ceramics

A First Period Worcester 'Queen Charlotte' pattern tea bowl, saucer and coffee can, each piece with a square fret mark in underglaze blue

A rare 18th century first period Worcester coffee pot of soft paste porcelain. Hand painted floral spray decoration and flower finial. Finial restuck, circa 1765. Unmarked. Height 23 cm

A rare 18th century first period Worcester dish with gilt shaped edge, decorated with exotic birds, insects and berries by James giles. Red anchor mark. Diameter 19 cm

A Worcester cabbage leaf jug together with a sparrow beak creamer and a blue and white bowl, circa 1775, the moulded jug and creamer decorated en chinoisserie in blue and white and the bowl with floral bouquets, 18 cm high, 9 cm high and 12 cm diameter res

A Worcester leaf-shaped sauce boat, circa 1775, well modelled with lettuce leaves and shell, scrolled branch handle and painted with delicate floral bouquets and raised on a circular foot, 10 cm high

A Worcester porcelain dish, circa 1800, with gilt gadrooned rim, Burgundy border and a crest and motto for Dick, 'Spes Infracta' (Hope Unbroken), 20 cm diameter. note: the Dick family descended from William De Dick, the first magistrate in Edinburgh in 129

A Worcester porcelain tea bowl and saucer, circa 1780, printed in blue with fruit and floral sprays, gilt rim, crescent mark

A Worcester porcelain fluted coffee cup circa 1775, painted in colours with Chinese figures with kites by a table

A Worcester porcelain two handled loving cup, circa 1768, painted and gilt in bright Japanese style in the 'Jabberwocky' pattern of a dragon perched on a branch amongst foliage, 7.5 cm high

Locke & Co Worcester pair of vases decorated with flowers and berries on octagonal base with gilt highlights, one with small chip to handle. Height 21.5 cm

Worcester Flight Barr & Barr covered saucer tureen and another on square base decorated with flowers, the other on round base decorated with flowers height 17 cm

Flight Worcester pair of plates and similar Derby plates all with blue and gilt decoration diameter of largest 24 cm

Flight Worcester early 19th century blue and gilt teapot and another both with blue and gilt decoration height 18 cm

Flight Worcester late 18th century barrel shaped teapot and another with faults flight Worcester teapot with blue and gilt flowers and unmarked teapot with similar design and restorations to lid height 14 cm

Dr Wall Worcester and Caughley blue transfer printed wares consisting of Dr Wall jug, two bowls of varying size and a Caughley cup height of tallest 12 cm

Dr Wall Worcester 'Fence' pattern cup sets four in total, all with blue transfer prints height 5 cm

A Dr Wall Worcester fence pattern teapot, of globular form the cover with moulded flower final

Dr. Wall Worcester mask jug pine cone design with moulded masked handle. 22 cm high

A Dr Wall Worcester trio, painted with Oriental figure and bridge in under glaze blue, together with a Dr Wall Worcester fence tea bowl

A Dr Wall Worcester deep bowl circa 1753-1758, painted in under glaze blue, landscape of two islands and a house in each water border

A Locke & Co., Worcester, pate-sur-pate vase, 1895-1900,ovoid with a short straight neck and a pair of moulded loop handles to the shoulder, decorated to one side with a spray of leaves and berries on the dark grey ground, a reduced version on the opposing

Pair of Victorian dishes, marked to back Worcester 322

Rare set of six antique Worcester plates, painted with Australian wild flowers, painted by R Austin & B. M.Bradshaw, retailers Flavelle Brothers Ltd, various titles, 'Acacia Decora' a Cunninghamii, 'Glaucescens' Acacia Linifolia, Acacia Doratoscylon, etc.

A small Worcester vase painted by Roberts with apples and cherries, signed, baluster shape with tall neck, 2491/3, black mark, c.1966. Height 13 cm

Worcester pair of Dr Wall floral plates circa late 18th century with dark blue borders. Diameter 21 cm