Two Worcester creamboats and a small sauceboat, circa 1753-55 Comprising two with angular handle with scrolled thumbrests, one of corrugated oval form with a flared and lobed rim, moulded on both sides with shaped panels reserved on a fine basketweave ground, painted in famille rose style with flowering plants beside panelled fences, 10cm long, the other of oval reeded form, delicately enamelled with colourful Chinese flower sprays, further flower sprays and sprigs to the interior, 11cm long, the sauceboat Of low-footed form with a scrolled handle, the moulded panels painted in bright famille rose colours with flowering plants issuing from rockwork, further trailing flowers to the interior, 15cm long, workman's mark in red below handle (3) Footnotes: The sauceboat and reeded creamboat were derived from Lund's Bristol models. For creamboats very similar to the first two mentioned, see those sold by Bonhams as part of John Alchin and Ralph Kenber Collections on 15 December 2020, lots 38 and 96 respectively. For a similar sauceboat, see that from the Crane Collection, sold by Bonhams on 31 March 2010, lot 40. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing