A Worcester dry mustard pot, circa 1753-54

A rare Worcester creamjug, circa 1753 Of lobed pear shape with a delicate scrolled handle with a high thumbrest, finely painted in colours with a standing Chinese figure holding a parasol, flanked by

A Worcester polychrome mustard pot, 1770, crescent mark, cylinder drum form, reeded and painted with floral bouquets between raised gilt C scroll and dagger borders, relief moulded floral finial, ear

Green and white glazed body with hand painted with a bouquet of fruit, vegetables, and butterflies, probably in the studio of James Giles, underside bearing spurious Meissen marks. H: 19cm (7 1/2 in.)

A PAIR OF WORCESTER FLOWER POTS, CIRCA 1775, of flared cylindrical form, transfer printed in underglaze blue with a 'Pine Cone Group' pattern. 8cm high (slight height difference)

CAUGHLEY & DR. WALL WORCESTER PORCELAIN MUSTARD POTS, LATE 18TH C., TWO, H 3 1/2" & 4":Each is decorated in blue under glaze with a floral motif, one is marked with a C, the other a blue crescent (see

A Royal Worcester chocolate pot circa 1886. Blue and grey floral pattern with bamboo-style handle. 6 1/2" W x 4 5/8" D x 9" H, excellent condition.

A Worcester coffee cup, circa 1753 Of octagonal form, the double scrolled handle with a thumbrest, painted in bright colours with a pointing Chinese figure standing between two vases, flanked by flowe

A good Worcester coffee cup, circa 1753-54 Of quatrelobed shape, the crisply moulded double-scrolled handle with raised thumbrest, the front panel delicately painted with a gesturing Chinese figure ho

A Worcester coffee can, circa 1753-54 Of small size with fine moulded fluting and a lobed rim and foot, the scrolled handle with a thumbrest, painted in famille rose style with stylised floral garland

A Worcester hexagonal creamboat, circa 1753-54 The six panels with petal-like lobes at the rim, moulded on both sides with a prunus sprig picked out in colours, among smaller moulded details including

A Worcester coffee can, circa 1753-54 Of small size with fine moulded fluting and a lobed rim and foot, the scrolled handle with a thumbrest, painted with two famille rose flower sprays below a red tr

George Unite mustard pot from Birmingham circa 1854. Includes an unmatched spoon. 2-3/4" tall. Total weight 97 grams. (not including glass liner)

pink puffy style with center handle, holds a salt, pepper and mustard pot, 6" diameter, circa 1900, excellent.

A Barr, Flight and Barr, Worcester honey pot and cover, circa 1807-10 Cylindrical with a domed lid and fixed stand, the grey marbled ground reserving two cruciform gilt-edged panels painted with feath

A large Flight, Barr and Barr Worcester pot pourri vase and cover, circa 1820-30Of generous classical form with a gilt gadrooned rim and square foot, moulded with a band of leaves around the lower par

An early 20th century Iraqi silver and niello cruet set, Omara or Basra circa 1930 Comprising a mustard pot, a salt and a pepper pot, on a cruet stand with central detachable carrying handle and cruet

A Chamberlains, Worcester miniature scene painted pot and cover, circa 1820, footed ovoid form with lions mask and ring handles, decorated with a scene of Worcester from across the river, within a gil

M ?, Paris circa 1830, a French silver mustard pot, in the Empire style, the frosted glass container within a cage of alternating cast wreath and dolphin and reticulated daisy scroll pilasters, flaked

India circa 1900, a white metal mustard pot and spoon, conical form, heavily embossed and repousse decorated with Hindu figures dancing on a floral carpet ground, S scroll handle, 6cm high, 2.61ozt

Emile Hugo, Paris circa 1860, a French silver mustard pot, cylindrical form with two cast baluster pilaster supports and a heavily foliated S scroll handle, gadrooned rim and ogee domed lid, on foliat

English, probably Leeds, circa 1780. The outer wall entirely pierced; beading around foot and rim; ball finial; entwined handles. . Provenance: J. R. Kidson (Author of Seminal 1892 book, Historical No

English Leeds, circa 1774.Pairs of mustards were often provided when sets of dinnerware were ordered. A daisy-ish finial tops both; reading around lower bodies; entwined handles; with mustard spoons.P

A Worcester mask jug and a coffee pot and cover, circa 1775-85 The cabbage leaf moulded jug with a coloured face at the lip, painted with bouquets and sprigs in a late but distinctive style, 20.7cm hi

Elaborate repousse floral, low pedestal base, circa 1890's, 3 1/2" tall, 140 grams.