Royal Worcester Lion Motif Porcelain Water Pitcher

Royal Worcester Porcelain Water Pitchercirca 1892decorated with gilded leaves and an embossed body, marked "(crown), Rd. No. 121932, 1369"8 x 7 1/4 x 5 1/4 inchesProvenance: Private Collecti

(2) Pieces of 19th Century Royal Worcester English porcelain. Floral and gold gilt decorated naturalist water pitchers one with a figural spout, one with birds and an antler horn handle, show green an

Circa 1880. The group includes a lidded biscuit box, lidded sugar bowl, bud vase, oil vase, tea pot and water pitcher. Each in good condition with no restoration or damage detected. Tallest: H8 1/2" S

English Royal Worcester porcelain pitcher with floral motif and gilt trim on rim and handle. Marked to underside with maker's mark and "Royal Worcester England." 7" H x 4" diameter.

Royal Worcester England porcelain figural bud vase by James Hadley, 1882. The vase depicts a young boy assisting a young girl drink water from a pitcher. Signed Hadley to the verso. Royal Worcester in

DESCRIPTION: A Royal Worcester "Blush" patterned porcelain pitcher. Features An art Nouveau motif with floral accents, a tree branch motif handle and gilded trims. Marked along underside with a Royal

DESCRIPTION: A Royal Worcester "Blush" patterned porcelain pitcher. Features An art Nouveau motif with floral accents, a tree branch motif handle and gilded trims. Marked along underside with a Royal

,England,Early 20th Century Includes a covered jar with apple finial made for Tiffany, pitcher decorated with flowers and gilding, a pitcher with figural claw handle and lion head spout decorated with

DESCRIPTION: Two Royal Worcester porcelain pitchers features in an egg white ground hues. One decorated with raised gilt leaf motifs. The other hand painted with floral and dragonfly motifs, accented

18th c. Dr. Wall Worcester porcelain large water pitcher having figural spout, rococo style openwork handle, embossed tobacco leaf motifs, and cobalt blue floral decoration 8" x 11" -damage to spout

Blush ivory porcelain flat back pitcher with finely detailed floral pattern; gilt accents. Royal Worcester backstamp. #pitcher #ewer Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 6.25"H Manufacturer: Royal Worcester Co

Matte porcelain featuring man with water jug painted in pastel shades of tans, blue, and ivory. Apart of The Kadley Collection. Royal Worcester backstamp, model name, and artist name on bottom. Origin

Lot includes the bicentenary Royal Worcester pitcher 5 inches tall, Nymphenburg lion 3 5/8 inches tall, a small Nymphenburg lion 1.25 inches tall, Nymphenburg horse 5 inches tall, Porcelain de Paris,

Matte porcelain featuring black bird on finely detailed cream water lily. Royal Worcester backstamp, artist signature, and date marked on bottom. #waterlily #porcelain Artist: Dorothy Doughty Issued:

Large porcelain pitcher, devil handle pitcher with playing cards motif; souvenir of Betterton, MD, a Maryland resort town; some rubbing and wear to red glazed areas, light scratches; H-7 3/4", VG-EX

Whimsical red lobster motif open dish 3.5"H x 5.5"L and creamer pitcher 4"H. Royal Bayreuth Bavaria backstamp on sweets dish. Issued: 20th c. Manufacturer: Royal Bayreuth Country of Origin

Royal Worcester Porcelain Pitcher late 19th century signed on the underside 5 1/2 x 5 x 7 inches

figural dragon handle in gold, fine floral on peach and ivory field, 9", #260, date mark of 1890, excellent.

Two Royal Worcester Porcelain Pitchers. 1 Pitcher with antler form handle Ht. 9" 1 Pitcher with gilt handle Ht. 8 3/4"

SIGNED, HAND PAINTED #1227. GOOD CONDITION. NO CHIPS CRACKS OR BREAKS. 10" H.

Together with Worcester style vases and pitchers. Tallest is 9 1/2". Approximately 14 items. Condition, some wear to gilt, needs cleaning

Royal Worcester Porcelain Pitcher, figural head spout, creature handle, fine floral and gold work on ivory field, 10 1/2", date mark of 1889, excellent.

ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN PITCHER, C. 1885, H 10":Hand decorated with polychrome flowering branches on an ivory ground, with gilded trim; printed manufacturer's mark at the base indicates 1885 date, E

fine floral, gold trim, #1382, 4 1/4", excellent.Royal Worcester is a name used by collectors. Worcester porcelains were made in Worcester, England, from about 1751. A mark designed by Robert Chamberl