British and Continental Ceramics

A mixed group of Flight & Barr Worcester tablewares, early 19th century, painted and gilt with an assortment of simplistic flower and foliage patterns, comprising a muffin dish and cover, diameter of dish 22cm, a jug, height 11.5cm, and matching bowl, diameter 19cm, with gilt gadrooned rims, an oval sucrier and cover with moulded circular handles, length 13.8cm, a matching cylindrical bowl and cover, diameter 12.3cm, a two-handled open sugar bowl and matching single-handled dish, an oval platter, length 26cm, and four plates (some faults and restoration). Provenance: The Flight Collection.

Four pieces of Flight, Barr & Barr Worcester from the Disraeli Service, circa 1839, painted with scattered floral bouquets and butterflies against a pale green ground within gilt gadrooned rims, comprising a plate, diameter 23cm, oval platter, length 26.3cm, honey pot on integral base and a two-handled écuelle and cover, some impressed and printed marks (faults and restoration). Provenance: The Flight Collection.

A set of three Barr, Flight & Barr Worcester topographical named view plates, early 19th century, each apricot rim gilt with a vermicular pattern, depicting Brougham Castle Westmoreland, Ivy Bridge Devon and a View near Lyme in Dorsetshire, puce printed and impressed marks to bases with puce painted titles, diameter 20.7cm, together with four other pieces of Flight & Barr Worcester with topographical views, comprising two plates depicting Friars Carse Hermitage – Dumfriesshire and a View at Ballyroan Dublin, both 20.7cm diameter, a plate with gadrooned rim depicting Melrose Abbey, diameter 25cm, and a square dish depicting St. Bernards Well near Edinburgh, 23.5cm square (minor faults). Provenance: The Flight Collection.

A large Flight, Barr & Barr Worcester square serving bowl and a pair of matching soup plates, early 19th century, painted with a central pink rose and buds against a green ground with gilt scroll edging within gilt gadrooned rims, impressed marks to bases, dish 28.5cm long, together with a mixed group of other Flight & Barr Worcester tablewares, including a green and gilt soup tureen and cover with acanthus knop, four sauce tureen stands painted with purple vine leaves against a cream ground, diameter 20.8cm, four plates and a circular platter, diameter 29cm, gilt and painted with purple vine leaves, and a pair of plates painted in brown and gilt with a band of oak leaves and acorns, diameter 25cm, various impressed and printed marks (faults, repairs and restoration). Provenance: The Flight Collection.

A Flight, Barr & Barr Worcester rectangular pen tray, early 19th century, painted with an oval topographical named view from Killykeen Cottage, Lough Erne, County of Cavan, Ireland, within a gilt foliate scroll frame against a cobalt blue ground, flanked by two smaller floral panels, the rims gilt lined, puce painted mark to base, length 25cm (rivet repaired), together with a similar Flight, Barr & Barr oval tray painted with butterflies, insects, ferns and wild grasses against a cream ground, flanked by swan handles, impressed mark to base, length 32cm. Provenance: The Flight Collection.

A pair of Flight, Barr & Barr Worcester topographical named view plates, early 19th century, depicting Kingston on the Thames and Lake Windermere, Westmoreland, within gilt weed framing and gilt gadrooned rims, puce printed, script and impressed marks to bases, diameter 22.5cm, a matching slop bowl with two named views, the first Kirkham Priory Gateway Yorkshire, the second Duke of Buccleugh’s (sic) Villa, Richmond, diameter 17.5cm,  a two handled open sucrier, jug, slop bowl and a pair of plates gilt with a vermicular pattern and two other similar plates, impressed and puce printed marks to bases, diameter of pair of plates 20.5cm (some faults and restoration). Provenance: The Flight Collection.

A matched Flight, Barr & Barr Worcester part dessert service, early 19th century, probably painted by Davis, with circular panels of fancy or exotic birds within gilt weed framing and gilt gadrooned rims, comprising a square dish, length 23.5cm, one plate 23cm diameter, one plate 22.5cm diameter and three plates 22cm diameter, various impressed and printed marks to bases (some faults and restoration). Provenance: The Flight Collection.

A Flight, Barr & Barr Worcester sauce tureen, cover and stand, early 19th century, of bulbous shape painted with purple leaves and flowers flanking gilt ‘C’ monograms above gilt enriched stiff leaf moulding, flanked by scroll and leaf moulded handles, the knop of acanthus shape, impressed mark to base of stand, diameter of stand 19cm, a matching sauce tureen and cover with bird head and ring handles and flame finial, height 16cm, and a group of other Flight & Barr Worcester tablewares also painted with purple flowers and leaves, including a circular platter, diameter 27cm, a pair of plates, diameter 21.5cm, a cylindrical pot and cover and three teacups and saucers, various impressed marks (some faults and restoration). Provenance: The Flight Collection.

A Flight, Barr & Barr Worcester basket shaped card tray, early 19th century, painted with butterflies and fruit against a green ground within a rim of moulded gilt edged overlapping leaves, with overhead handle, raised on four gilt paw feet, iron red printed mark to base, diameter 21.5cm (handle restored), together with a Flight & Barr Worcester orange ground jardiniere painted with a floral panel, height 15.8cm (extensively restored), and a Barr Worcester two-handled cup and cover painted with a floral panel against a black pseudo marbled ground, height 11.3cm (faults and restoration). Provenance: The Flight Collection.

A Barr, Flight & Barr Worcester two-handled vase, early 19th century, painted with flowers beneath a white bead and gilt rim, flanked by scroll handles, raised on a circular foot and square base, impressed and puce painted marks to base, height 15.3cm, a pair of pink ground Flight, Barr & Barr Worcester sauce tureens painted with named botanical specimens (lacking covers), a bell shaped coffee cup with high scroll gilt handle and a small group of similar Flight & Barr Worcester wares (faults and restoration). Provenance: The Flight Collection.

A Barr, Flight & Barr Worcester vase and replacement wood cover, early 19th century, the ogee body painted with three panels of peasant figures within gilt weed framing, raised on tripod column form legs surmounted with gilt masks, on a trefoil base, all with pseudo grey marble decoration, the later carved wood cover with gilt flame finial, puce painted mark to base, overall height 22cm (minor restoration). Provenance: The Flight Collection.

A Barr Flight & Barr Worcester inkstand, circa 1804-13, of hemispherical form, painted with a figure and two cows in a mountainous landscape within a grey pseudo marbled ground, the central well surrounded by three pen holders, the gilt loop handle with mask terminal flanked by two dip wells, puce painted marks to base, height 8cm, together with a similar Barr Worcester inkstand and well with orange, black and gilt decoration, incised mark to base, height 6cm (minor faults and restoration). Provenance: The Flight Collection.

A Barr, Flight & Barr Worcester Japan pattern plate, early 19th century, painted and gilt with a bird flying above a fenced garden, the rim with a pattern of half mons, impressed and puce printed mark to base, diameter 24.3cm, a Barr Worcester Kakiemon style plate, diameter 20.8cm, three other Flight & Barr Worcester plates and two other Imari decorated pieces (some faults). Provenance: The Flight Collection.

Two Bow porcelain figures, circa 1760, emblematic of Summer and Autumn, modelled as Flora standing beside a large vase of flowers and Bacchus holding a goblet and grapes beside a large ewer, a hare hung at his waist, both on scroll moulded bases (faults and restoration). Provenance: The Flight Collection.

A Paris parcel gilt and bisque porcelain inkstand, early to mid 19th century, modelled as Old Father Time seated in a boat being steered by Cupid, a small gilt and white jug and a vase between them being the inkwell and pen holder, the boat itself with patterned gilt exterior and swan’s head bow, raised on an oval base moulded with flower and mask detail against a gilt ground with vermicular decoration, gilt painted mark to base, height 18.5cm (restored). Provenance: The Flight Collection.

Six Lladro figures, including Dancing The Polka, No. 5252, Food For Ducks, No. 4849, Boy With Yacht, No. 4810, Girl With Hands on Hips, No. 4872, and In The Garden, No. 5416, together with a Lladro dove and two Nao figures.

A graduated pair of Clarice Cliff Bizarre Art Deco Ravel pattern oval platters, 29cm and 26.5cm long, together with a small group of Art Deco style pottery and porcelain, including a Carlton Ware ship named 'Cinnamon', length 33cm, a Gray's Pottery Sunbuff pattern coffee pot and cover with four matching cans and saucers, a Carlton Ware Moderne shape Glamour Mariage Paris teapot and cover with similar cream jug, two cups and saucers and a tea plate, and a Shelley Cape Gooseberry pattern teacup and saucer, tea plate and larger square plate.

A Royal Albert Old Country Roses pattern part service, comprising coffee pot and cover, teapot and cover, seven teacups and saucers, six coffee cups and saucers, six tea plates, two cream jugs, milk jug, two sugar bowls, ashtray, rectangular sandwich tray, two oval dishes, two butter plates, square shaped vase, height 16.5cm, biscuit plate, footed tazza and a two tier cakestand lacking metal fittings, together with a small group of factory seconds Old Country Roses pieces, comprising three vases, a shoe ornament and six tea plates, and two other pieces decorated in a similar pattern.

A mixed group of English and Continental pottery and porcelain, 19th and 20th century, including a Shelley Mabel Lucie Attwell teacup, three saucers, cereal bowl and a tea plate, diameter 17.5cm, a set of four Bisto blush ivory floral decorated coffee cups and saucers, a Continental potpourri and pierced cover supported by three bisque putti with reclining putto finial, pseudo Sèvres mark to base, height 30cm, a Cantagalli footed circular bowl, diameter 19.8cm, a pair of Doulton Silicon stoneware vases, height 14.5cm, a Royal Worcester aesthetic plate decorated with fish, diameter 26.5cm, four French pottery Plats Parlants plates and a Burleigh Ware 1935 silver jubilee commemorative teacup and saucer (some faults), together with a Boda Afors glass vase designed by Bertil Vallien, height 13cm.