Worcester porcelain bisque egg box, bisque, majolica, stunning angels,flowers. excellent condition, 3.5" h., 5" w., 4" d. Numbered 7846. direct purchase  More »

Worcester porcelain bisque egg box, bisque, majolica, stunning angels,flowers. excellent condition, 3.5" h., 5" w., 4" d. Numbered 7846. direct purchase designeruniquefinds.com   « Less

Stock #: 1009635 Size: 19cm handle - spout Price: AU$ 1,450.00 US$ 1,522.50 € 1,145.50 £ 957.00 Worcester teapot of globular form, tastefully decorated to  More »

Stock #: 1009635 Size: 19cm handle - spout Price: AU$ 1,450.00 US$ 1,522.50 € 1,145.50 £ 957.00 Worcester teapot of globular form, tastefully decorated to either side with a panel of colourful exotic birds amongst foliage, with distant flying birds, the lid with flower sprigs. Circa 1765 References: ref. Zorensky #379 for one of the birds exactly Condition: lid possibly associated, small chip to spout end   « Less

Stock #: 1012619 Size: 19cm wide Price: AU$ 740.00 US$ 777.00 € 584.60 £ 488.40 Worcester teapot painted in polychrome with flower groups and scattered flower  More »

Stock #: 1012619 Size: 19cm wide Price: AU$ 740.00 US$ 777.00 € 584.60 £ 488.40 Worcester teapot painted in polychrome with flower groups and scattered flower sprigs, within iron red crowsfoot borders, the knop modelled as a flower. Circa 1770 References: provenance: John Klinger collection, Australia Condition: chip to rim, lid matched   « Less

Stock #: 1013673 Size: 21.5 cm Price: AU$ 1,250.00 US$ 1,312.50 € 987.50 £ 825.00 Worcester fluted teapot, decorated in the workshop of James Giles with gilt  More »

Stock #: 1013673 Size: 21.5 cm Price: AU$ 1,250.00 US$ 1,312.50 € 987.50 £ 825.00 Worcester fluted teapot, decorated in the workshop of James Giles with gilt flower groups and scattered specimens, the rims with a loop and trefoil design, the handle and spout with distinctive flowerhead and receding dot details. Unmarked, c. 1770 References: ref. 'The early James Giles' #168 for the same gilding, on a piece of Bow. This method, of scratching out the details of the blooms, was a glass decorating technique, and rarely used on porcelain. Condition: lid restored   « Less

Stock #: 1013440 Size: 10cm Price: AU$ 220.00 US$ 231.00 € 173.80 £ 145.20 Chamberlains Worcester porcelain potpourri basket, encrusted with colourful flowers,  More »

Stock #: 1013440 Size: 10cm Price: AU$ 220.00 US$ 231.00 € 173.80 £ 145.20 Chamberlains Worcester porcelain potpourri basket, encrusted with colourful flowers, the overhad handle formed as twigs with gilt details. Unmarked, Circa 1835 References: ref. Godden, Chamberlains Worcester Porcelain p217 for an example Condition: handle with old rivet repair overpainted   « Less

Antique English Pottery : Worcester / Hancock hand painted Charger - C. 19th century An unique (one off) Victorian hand painted Charger / Wall Plate by Worcester / Hancock  More »

Antique English Pottery : Worcester / Hancock hand painted Charger - C. 19th century An unique (one off) Victorian hand painted Charger / Wall Plate by Worcester / Hancock produced for the Art Pottery Exhibition of 1879 (London) bearing the retailers label of Howell & James. Hand painted by E.L. Downes from an engraving by Bartolozzi of Cupid and the three Graces A lovely unusual item Circa: 1879 Printed: Worcester / Hancock mark and Exhibition Label 12.25 inches (31.5cm) dia Good Antique Condition Large heavy item - pick up welcome NW6 / London - we always automatically refund any excess shipping charged   « Less

A very fine and quite rare pair of English Chamberlain's Worcester porcelain spill vases, decorated in the popular "Japan" pattern 240... also know as The Lord Nelson pattern  More »

A very fine and quite rare pair of English Chamberlain's Worcester porcelain spill vases, decorated in the popular "Japan" pattern 240... also know as The Lord Nelson pattern or The Green Partridge pattern. Decorated in vivid shades of cobalt blue and iron red and a small green partridge, hidden among the leaves and fans of the design, accented with brilliant gilding. A spill vase was usually kept on the mantelpiece and was filled with rolled paper tapers or very thin wood sticks, called spill. Spill was used to transfer fire from the fireplace to candles, lamps, a pipe or a cigar. Commercial matches, which first surfaced in England during the 1820s were a relatively expensive commodity until the late 19th century, and spill was therefore a more cost effective solution. These attractive vases are in splendid condition. They measure 4.50" X 2.50" $2,250 for the pair, + shipping.   « Less

A very fine antique English Chamberlains Worcester porcelain floral tray, decorated with a finely painted Dahlia on a stem with three un-opened buds, within a border of pale  More »

A very fine antique English Chamberlains Worcester porcelain floral tray, decorated with a finely painted Dahlia on a stem with three un-opened buds, within a border of pale sage-green with sprays of loosely formed bouquets of white molded flowers in low relief, the double handles highly sculpted and accented with fine gilt. The tray is in excellent condition and measures 8.50" X 12" $600. + shipping.   « Less

Antique Royal Worcester : A Kate Greenaway Child Figure: C.19thC A charming late 19th century Royal Worcester Figure modelled as Kate Greenaway Child Circa: Late 19th  More »

Antique Royal Worcester : A Kate Greenaway Child Figure: C.19thC A charming late 19th century Royal Worcester Figure modelled as Kate Greenaway Child Circa: Late 19th century Printed Royal Worcester Marks Dimensions coming tomorrow Good Antique Condition with small chip on foot and light gilt loss as expected - please see images   « Less

Antique English Porcelain : Frederick II Commemorative C.1757 A Worcester (almost certainly) porcelain printed 'King of Prussia' Tankard, typically printed with a titled  More »

Antique English Porcelain : Frederick II Commemorative C.1757 A Worcester (almost certainly) porcelain printed 'King of Prussia' Tankard, typically printed with a titled bust length portrait of Frederick II titled and dated 1757 KING of PRUSSIA. , trophies of war and angels with trumpets & wreath etc… with printed date 1757 - No Worcester signature, no RH and no Anchor Circa: probably 18th century - please view images - usually these Commemoratives has the Worcester and Robert Hancock marks this on has none so please look at the images and satisfy yourself before you buy Good Antique Condition with small shallow flake to top rim and firing grit inside from time of manufacture 3.5 inches (9cm) height approx These mugs express the popularity of Frederick The Great at the time of manufacture. Prussia was Britain's principle ally in the seven years war against France and the mugs celebrate Frederick's early successes of 1757. Britain's war at the time was mostly confined to areas of colonial friction with France such as North America and India and at sea, with Prussia the principle combatant within Continental Europe.   « Less