Early Worcester jug

EARLY 19TH CENTURY CHAMBERLAIN WORCESTER JUG PAINTED WITH A MONOCHROME VIGNETTE OF FIGURES IN A PARKLAND GOLD SCRIPT MARK. 13.5cm High

A vase and mask spout jug in apple green ground and panels of colourful exotic birds within scrolling gilt cartouches, 18th C , Dr. Wall period. H of pitcher: 18cm (7 1/4 in.)

1- Early Worcester Dr Wall 'Queen Charlotte' c. 1765 Queen Charlotte Cream Jug, marked with a painted square seal mark. Good condition 3". 2- Worcester Flight & Barr period 'Queen Charlotte' Plate c 1

Early Worcester Style, Comprising teapot, coffee pot, covered sugar bowl and creamer jug, thirteen cups and fourteen saucers. Together with six Booths China floral and gilt decorated dinner plates and

Early 20th century Royal Worcester basket weave pitcher, shape #1714. Decorated with applied Lizard and bamboo handle. Stamped with factory mark dating to 1903. Measures approx. 6" H. Referred shipper

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 (

A Lund's Bristol or early Worcester high-footed sauceboat, circa 1751-52 Of generous size with a pronounced lip and undulating rim, the handle with a leaf-moulded thumbrest picked out in green, the bo

A Worcester jug and cover, circa 1775, painted with the Hop Trellis pattern, reeded baluster form, sparrow beak, highlighted in gilt, 13cm high

Early Worcester porcelain teapot with undertray in the Queen Charlotte Pattern. The teapot is marked on the base with an incised B, a mark used in the Barr and Flight & Barr periods, circa 1800. This

Painted with Mansfield Pattern English, circa 1770, tall pot with tall domed cover and flower bud finial, crescent mark, 9-1/4 in., chips on flower, chip inside cover flange, small pot with short dome

English, circa 1770, double ogee cover with flower finial, scrolled handle and long curved spout, painted blue with flowers on a rock and exotic bird, blue crescent mark on bottom, 9-3/4 in.,. Provena

Holder English, 18th century, blue print flowers, rectangular form with two hand holds, three compartments, receptacle for ink bottle and candle holder, blue crescent mark, 3 x 9 in.,. Provenance: Dor

Ca. mid to late 18th. Fine early Royal Worcester teapot with Chinese inspired polychrome floral decoration. With early experimental Chinese inspired "X" in box mark. Very good for age, with light age-

31 pieces of floral and gilt "Chamberlain's Worcester" porcelain dinner service. Comprises: 1.) Five oval serving dishes. [Largest: 1 1/2" H x 18" W x 13 1/2" D]. 2.) Two covered tureens. [7 1/2 " H x

Lot comprised of seven early Worcester serving ware, including plate, two mugs, two saucers, two creamers (one without lid).Largest Size: 7 1/2 x 7 1/2 x 1 in. #5500 Location C1

Royal Worcester jug shape 1507 painted with flowers on a blush ivory ground date mark 1896 and and a two handled vase shape H155 painted with flowers on a blush ivory ground date mark 1916.Jug 13cm Hi

Royal Worcester jug painted with autumnal leaves and berries by Kitty Blake, signed, date code 1937 and a Royal Worcester vase painted with Hadley style roses in moulded panels, shape 162H date mark 1

Early jug with blue by W. A. Macquoid & Co. N. Y. Some browning, no cracks or chips. 14" tall.

Early jug with blue by F. Woodworth, Burlington VT. No chips or cracks. 14" tall.

Ca. mid 18thC. Fine early Royal Worcester (attr.) octagonal cup. Each side painted with flowering plants or insects, bottom interior painted with yellow and blue flowers, with molded double-scroll han

Consignor believes this to be the earliest photo of multiple members of the Worcester Fire Department. Matte 10" x 12", Photo 6" x 8" - 2 corners chipped. Please see photos and come to the 2 day previ

Scarlet Japan pattern, Dr. Wall period, circa 1770. H 12 cm. (4 3/4 in.)

ROYAL WORCESTER Jug Vase Vintage/antique handled vase with unique side opening, beige toned porcelain china its floral design and gold toned metallic painted trim details. Mark on underside faded. Som

Ca. mid 18thC. Fine early Worcester (attr.) porcelain coffee cup in hand painted blue "Warbler" pattern. Cup has slightly flaring top on bottom and grooved handle. Apparently not marked with early Wor