A Worcester spoon tray and a trio, circa 1770

A Worcester spoon tray and a trio, circa 1770 The spoon tray of lobed hexagonal form, painted with a version of the 'Hop Trellis' pattern within turquoise scale borders, with a gilt rim, 15.2cm wide,

A Worcester cup and saucer, a spoon tray and a coffee cup, circa 1770-85 The chocolate cup and saucer of double ogee shape with entwined handle, decorated in Rich Japan style with the 'Jabberwocky' pa

A rare Worcester spoon tray, circa 1758-60 Of lobed hexagonal shape, painted in famille rose colours with the 'Valentine' pattern, a pair of billing doves standing on a quiver of arrows and an altar w

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 Worcester 'Blind Earl' spoon tray, circa 1768-70 With applied green stalk handles, the moulded rose leaves clearly defined, painted in the Giles workshop with floral spray including a fig and a nut,

A Worcester 'Blind Earl' spoon tray, circa 1768-70 With applied green stalk handles and lightly embossed with rose leaves, painted in the Giles workshop with a central spray of a pink rose and two che

A rare Worcester 'Blind Earl' spoon tray, circa 1768-70 Of oval form with a scalloped rim and applied green stalk handles, lightly embossed with rose leaves, painted in the Giles workshop with a centr

A WORCESTER DALHOUSIE STYLE PORCELAIN SPOON TRAY, CIRCA 1780, lobed quatrefoil form, decorated with a reserve containing a river landscape spaced by floral sprays and winged insects, within a blue and

A Liverpool (Richard Chaffers) spoon tray and four Chaffers coffee cups, circa 1760-62 The lobed hexagonal tray painted with a coloured flower spray in Worcester or Meissen style, 13cm wide, the cups

Some with label "Circa 1810". To include: 2 tureens, one with spoon, 1 creamer, 1 Barr Flight Barr teacup with matching saucer, 3 demitasses cups, and 4 matching saucers, and a spoon tray. F

A Chelsea spoon tray, circa 1755-58 Of lobed oval shape, the underside with crisply moulded acanthus leaves picked out in green and puce, painted in colours with a Meissen-style flower bouquet and num

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

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 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 good Chamberlain, Worcester card tray, circa 1835 Of rectangular basket form with an overhead rustic handle, finely painted in the centre with a view of 'Malvern', the apricot ground gilt with weed,

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 George III silver mote spoon, London circa 1770 by Thomas Wallis Conventional form, shell heel bowl with pierced decoration of nought cross and scrolls. Marked with makers mark twice to stem only. L

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

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 (

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 WORCESTER COFFEE CUP, CIRCA 1770, with grooved handle, underglaze blue painted with the 'Rock Strata Island' pattern, script 'W' mark. 6cm high

A Worcester leaf dish, circa 1770-75 Of cabbage leaf shape with the stalk forming the handle, veins delicately moulded, decorated in the workshop of James Giles with flower sprays and scattered sprigs