12th Jan, 2024 9:30 GMT/BST
Country House Sale
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A Derby Porcelain Plate, circa 1790, writhen moulded, with foliate gilt border and painted to the centre with fruit, painted puce mark
22cm wide
A Similar Pair of Plates, circa 1780, painted with central bouquets, uncommon puce mark (usually associated with Chinese-type patterns)
24cm wide
Two Spode Oval Serving Dishes, decorated in the Japanese style
largest 31cm wide
A Nantgarw Plate, moulded and painted with flowers
25.5cm wide
A Small Spode Tureen Stand
18cm diameter
A Similar Felspar Soup Plate
24cm wide
Two Further Hard Paste Porcelain Examples, painted and moulded with flowers
largest 29cm wide
A Mug, with moulded horse hoof handle, painted with a landscape panel of a river landscape with a building and water wheel, monogramed AJS
7cm high
Three Various Coffee Cans
Two Teacups and Two Saucers
(18)
Sold for £90
Estimated at £100 - £150
A Derby Porcelain Plate - gaze and decoration wear, some scratches, no chips or cracks
A Similar Pair of Plates - one cracked, one with a firing crack to the foot. Heavy decoration wear
Two Spode Oval Serving Dishes - largest badly cracked and stained, both heavily pitted and with wear to the decoration
A Nantgarw Plate - short firing crack, crazed and stained
A Small Spode Tureen Stand - no damage or repair
A Similar Felspar Soup Plate - some slight wear to the gilding
Two Further Hard Paste Porcelain Examples - plate with a long cvrack in the well, dish with a V-shaped section re stuck and associated crack, both heavily worn
A Mug - crazed, stained and with some gilt wear
Three Various Coffee Cans - faceted example good, Imari with a crack in the base, third example with a series of cracks and a large chip to the foot
Two Teacups and Two Saucers - honeycomb examples in good order, odd pair both with heavy wear, the saucer cracked
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Auction: Country House Sale, 12th Jan, 2024
This Country House Sale comprises over 1000 lots and includes items from the Terry Family of York (denoted throughout the online catalogue with a '~' symbol); also, selected contents from Dutton Manor, Lancashire, a private collection of English ceramics consigned from the Isle of Man, a single owner collection of Victorian and later garden furniture and statuary, and a private collection of rugs (denoted throughout the online catalogue with a ' ^ ' symbol).
Friday 12th January, 9.30am: Part I (Lots 1-499) (Glass, Ceramics, Books and Works of Art)
Saturday 13th January, 9.30am: Part II (Lots 501-800) (Pictures, Clocks and Garden Furniture/Statuary)
Saturday 13th January, 9.30am: Part III (Lots 1000-1350) (Rugs and Furniture)
Viewing
Wednesday 10 January - Thursday 11 January 10am-4pm, *Friday 12 January 10am-4pm, and morning of sale from 8am (*viewing for Day Two)
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