Two Royal Worcester Majolica Toothpick

plate c.1875, modelled as a large lily pad with a frog handle, 9". Only two known. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Collection.

An Extremely Rare Royal Worcester Majolica ‘Birds' Tazza c.1875 ( Never seen before) Delicately modelled as a two doves at the foot of a tree protecting their egg in a nest, the tree supporting a fl

Worcester toothpick

A Very Rare Royal Worcester Majolica ‘Dragon’ Teapot c.1875. Designed by James Hadley ( Royal Worcester’s chief modeller). The yellow ground square form body decorated with Oriental style birds

Two Royal Worcester Porcelain Equestrian Groups Doris Lindner, 20th century Comprising a group of the Life Guards and a group of the Royal Horse Guards. Length 7 inches. C

pitcher with fish handle, professional spout repair, 12"

Worcester, majolica vase, nautilus shells supported by coral, seaweed and other sea creatures, one with a lizard, each 9 inches. Provenance: Charles L. Washburne Antiques, purchased Richard Mellon Sca

on cushion figure, professional repair to raised leg, 7"

teapot with cobalt dragon handle, 8"

nest wall pocket

A Rare Royal Worcester Majolica ‘Dolphin’ Salt c.1875. Modelled as a dolphin supporting a large shell bowl with pink interior and all supported on a base of blue waves, 3" Catalogued and curated b

cachepot with painted scene, 8 1/2", professional rim and feet repair

wall pocket, 11"

An Extremely Rare Royal Worcester Majolica ‘Chinese Dragon’ Vase c.1875 (Never seen before) Modelled with a turquoise square section body with blind fret handles and large black ground cartouche d

Late 19th/early 20th Century. Marked on the underside. The first, a conjoined double vase depicting geese in flight; the second, a conjoined triple vase with foliage and a butterfly. Heights 4.75 in.,

and nest wall pocket, 12"

Polychrome, modeled as a swan in water, a cattail pedestal supporting a nautilus shell, 8½". Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

Two Royal Worcester Porcelain Figures. Comprising "Percheron Stallion", signed and dated 1965, and "Jersey Bull", signed and dated 1965 horse: 10" x 10" x 4.25"

Posy Holder c.1870, modelled as an upright nautilus shell supported by coral issuing from seaweed all upon a circular cushioned base decorated with conch shells, 8 1/2". For a similar example with app

figural vase, 10"l, 7"h, minor nick to ear

Movement Kettle c.1875, 9 1/2"h, the segmented rectangular body with panels of leaves and blossom, a small angular spout with leaves, below a high arch handle, the compressed rectangular cover with Ch

with floral panel on each side, 9 1/2"; ref. Majolica Mania Vol 1 p4

Figure of Media c.1870, 19", modelled as a Greek Maiden holding a dagger resting on a column, all upon a pedestal base. Only known example. Provenance; Nick Boston Antiques Catalogued and curated by N

1 Two Royal Worcester Aesthetic Movement Porcelain Double Gourd Dragon-Handled Ewers Shape no. 1035, date codes U and Y for 1883 and 1887 Height 11 1/2 inches. Provenance: Property from the Estate of