A Worcester plate, circa 1770

A Worcester plate, circa 1770 Of attractive small size and lobed form, decorated in the workshop of James Giles with two vibrant exotic birds, one standing on rockwork and the other perched on a leafy

A Worcester plate, circa 1770 Of lobed form, decorated in the workshop of James Giles with two vibrant exotic birds, one standing on rockwork gazing upwards at his companion perched on a leafy branch,

A Worcester plate, circa 1770 Of lobed form, decorated in the workshop of James Giles with a spray of fruit including three strawberries and a cut apple, the border with two butterflies and three frui

A Worcester Porcelain Scalloped Plate circa 1770 with floral center surrounded by six sprigs; double circle crescent mark. Diameter 7 1/2 inches. Estimate $250-350 Property from the Estate of Adele Bl

Group of English Porcelain Table Articles 18th Century Comprising a Worcester 'Hop Trellis' pattern fluted dessert plate, circa 1770, Diameter 8 inches; Pair of Worcester blue scale ground plates, cir

(lot of 2) Worcester soft paste porcelain group circa 1770, both executed in the Chinoiserie taste, with figural and floral reserves, consisting of a plate and a bowl having a scalloped edge, largest

Circa 1770; Chinese copies of Dr. Wall Worcester legendary chinoiserie porcelain pattern, 9 3/4 in. Diam.

An 18th century Worcester dessert service circa 1770. Comprising three scalloped bowls and twelve plates. Each piece decorated in under glaze blue with small roses and floral swags and large central f

Two Flight, Worcester plates, circa 1795-1810 One a spirally shanked Flight and Barr plate painted in sepia monochrome with 'Matrimonial Concord' by John Pennington, within a formal border in gold and

A Worcester plate, circa 1765-70 Of lobed form in the Meissen style, decorated in the workshop of James Giles in two tones of green monochrome with a flower spray and scattered sprigs including a 'div

A fine Worcester plate, circa 1772-75 Moulded with a twelve-lobed rim after Meissen, finely painted in blue with the 'Garden Table' pattern of stylised flowering peonies and chrysanthemum issuing from

The first Worcester, circa 1770, and each depicting domestic scenes. Heights 5.5 and 6.25 inches.

A Bow Porcelain Plate circa 1770 of hexagonal form with Japanese Kakiemon design; no mark. Diameter 8 3/4 inches. Estimate $400-600 Property from the Estate of Adele Bloom, Montreal, Quebec and Palm B

CHINESE EXPORT FAMILLE ROSE ARMORIAL PORCELAIN PLATECirca 1770Central floral spray surrounded by a floral swag border. Arms attributed to the Portuguese Minister of Trade.Diameter 9".Provenance:

An English Salt-Glazed Plate Circa 1770 Diameter 10 1/2 inches. Provenance: Estate of Charlotte Olson, Glencoe, Illinois Susanin's Auctioneers, November 16, 2013, Lot 2006

A set of five Qianlong period export porcelain 'tobacco leaf' plates circa 1770, in the phoenix pattern, enamelled with hibiscus flowers, phoenixes and small blossoms on overlapping leaves, with gilt

Set of 9 Chamberlain Worcester plates circa 1840, impressed marking on the back, each with different floral panels hand painted on the center with white ground, pink border, and gold trim. 9" in diame

A large Worcester mug, circa 1770 Of cylindrical shape with a grooved strap handle, painted in underglaze blue with the striking 'Floral Queen's' pattern (I.F.5), stylised foliate sprigs reserved in s

A LARGE WORCESTER BOWL, CIRCA 1770, circular, blue painted with the 'Rock Strata Island' pattern. 24cm diameter

Chamberlain Worcester soup plate, Circa 1850, 10 3/4" diameter.

A rare Worcester spoon, circa 1770-75 With a circular bowl and rococo moulded handle, the bowl painted with a colourful flower spray edged with a gilt border, the handle picked out in puce and gold, 1

A collection of Worcester porcelain, circa 1770-85 Comprising a chestnut basket, cover and stand, left in the white with gilt highlights, the twig handles with flower spray terminals, the pierced cove

English sparrow beak form with ribbed body and lid, yellow ground with roundels of painted floral bouquets in the manner of early Meissen, probably James Giles Worcester. Unmarked, circa 1770.H 14cm (

Sheffield plate salver circa 1770 appears to have been made in six pieces and assembled. The three legs were soldiered on, the plain salver bottom is fitted into a frame that resembles a piecrust bord