PORCELAIN & CERAMICS

A Blue jasper ware cheese round probably by Dudsons c1860. Wedgwood famously sued to protect it's intellectual copyrite of "jasper ware" in the late 19th century, one of the first such cases of luxury goods companies suing copiers. Dudsons and Adams were two of the guilty party and as you can see by this piece, their quality was superb. Unmarked and in perfect condition.

A beautifully painted Regency period Spode enamel vase c1815. Cobalt body with gilt decoration and painted rose sprays, printed blue SPODE STONE - CHINA mark, in perfect condition.

A large Jasper Ware vase c1860. A superb tall example in perfect condition.

A Job Meigh & Sons meat dish featuring a rhinoceros c1820. A rare and unrecorded design in perfect condition. The only recorded designs of this series so far have been of a badger and a zebra so this piece is quite rare and in perfect condition.

A French faÏence oil jug c1760. A wonderful domestic piece which is a rare survival frmo the period.

A fine set of eight blue and white dinner plates marked in underglaze blue on the base of each "Beauties of England and Wales", unknown maker c1820. Each plate bears the same central image and is in perfect condition. The series of book plates from which the images were drawn were published between 1801 and 1808.

An interesting pair of USA market Royal Doulton dishes c1910. Each one is hand painted and signed by L Percy and features exotic birds. One is marked with the standard Royal Doulton mark and a puce printed mark for The Bailey Banks Biddle Co, a luxury gitf shop in Philadelphia. The other has the standard Royal Doulton mark with "Marshall Fild & Company Chicago" underneath. Marshall Field was an exclusive Chicago institution taken over by Macy's in 2005.

A beautiful example of Royal Doulton flambe ware marked "Wilmot" The image is of a cottage on a hill beneath a tree. Printed Royal Doulton mark with FLAMBE beneath, impressed "DOULTON" mark and the and impressed style number 7455.

A Royal Doulton Jubilee limited edition loving cup. Stamped mark listed as number 345 of 1000. Issued for the silver jubilee of Geo V and Queen Mary.

A large William Moorcroft "Anemone" vase c1955. This piece has the rare flambé glaze and is a good height.