Georgian Willow Pattern Gravy Boat. Gravy jug or sauce boat - Georgian period (circa late 18th to early 19th century) with willow pattern design in blue and white. Nice motif in bottom of jug. Very early piece, but has some small faults - two short hairlines from one edge about 35 mm long each (1.3/8 inches) - but in very good condition overall.
Circa: Late 18th to early 19th Century
Condition: Some faults, see description
Country of Origin: GB
 

Georgian Period Plate, Handpainted Cow Scene Pretty early 19th century Georgian period plate, with central hand painted decoration of a rural scene with cows. The border of the plate is blue with dark blue-outlined circles. Gilded edge. The plate has no maker’s name - although there are some underglaze impressed marks on the back. Unfortunately, they are not readable. There appears to be a small repaired rim chip (visible at the rear of the plate, or at least some over-painting of the white porcelain can be seen). Condition is very good for the age of nearly 200 years old - there are a couple of tiny rim nibbles, a few knife marks to the central picture, and a minor hairline at the rear. Plate measures 24 cm diameter (9.1/2 inches).
Circa: Early 19th Century - Georgian
 

Early 19th Century Willow Pattern Sauce Boat. Small, narrow sauce or gravy boat - the decoration is blue and white willow pattern, with different scenes on each side. Diaper ornament to squared handle. This would date from early 1800’s.
Jug measures 128 mm by 44 mm and 75 mm high (5 inches by 1.3/4 inches and 3 inches high). It has one tiny minor chip inside the rim, otherwise excellent.
Circa: Early 1800s
Condition: Very Good - see description
Country of Origin: GB
 

Georgian Davenport Hunt Jug. A Georgian period Davenport hunting jug, squat baluster shape, white with brick red top. Impressed marks for the 1805 to 1820 period. Embossed sides show the hound pack with a fox that they have run to ground, and the horses standing as their riders scramble over a fence to join the hounds. The jug measures 18cm high (7 inches) and 23cm wide handle to spout (9 inches). In excellent condition - no chips or cracks - but there is some colour missing from the brick red painted top section.
Manufacturer: Davenport  

Early 19th Century Georgian Teacup and Saucer A Georgian period teacup and saucer with polychrome transfer chinoiserie decoration of two Oriental ladies with a male figure carrying a bouquet: “who is going to get the bouquet?”. Hand painted highlight colours. The backstamp is a D. surrounded by decoration - probably the mark of Thomas Dimmock (Jnr) and Co, of the Staffordshire Potteries, England. The pottery operated from 1828 to 1859. This would have been made in the early period. The saucer is deeply dished with no indentation, and measures 14cm (5.1/2 inches) diameter and 2.8cm high (just over 1 inch). The cup is 5.5cm (2.1/8 inches) high and is 9cm (3.1/2 inches ) diameter at the top. In very good condition.
 

Early 19th Century Georgian Cup and Saucer. A Georgian period early English tea cup and saucer dish, painted in polychrome enamels with a mock Chinese design of flowers and figures on a terrace. The figures are two ladies and an attendant with a green parasol. The colours are pretty pinks and greens, with a flower in the bottom of the teacup. The deeply dished un-indented saucer is typical of the period. Unmarked. Possibly Hilditch, or could it be Ridgway? Would date circa 1800-1820. Pattern has printed outlines with hand colouring over. Measurements: Cup is 10cm wide (4 inches) handle to lip, and stands 5cm (2 inches) high. The saucer is 14cm (5.1/2 inches) diameter and stands 3cm (just over 1 inch) high. Condition: Saucer has a small (4mm long) scar on edge - not a chip, more a bit of missing glaze, otherwise in very good condition. Cup is in very good condition.
 

Victorian Egg Cruet Set. Late Victorian or early Edwardian period porcelain egg cruet set - an egg cup holder with handle, holding six egg cups. White porcelain with gilded rims and decoration.
The whole cruet measures 16.5 cm diameter, and about 11 cm high (6.1/2 inches by 4.1/4 inches). The egg cups are each 5.5 cm high and 4.75 cm diameter (2.1/8 inches by 1.7/8 inches). Excellent condition. Some wear to the gilding, but no other damage at all.
Circa: Late 19th Century
Condition: Excellent
 

Victorian Loving Cup with Cherub Lithophane. Victorian late 19th century sentimental christening or loving cup - Gilded all over, with a front panel reading "Love the giver". Applied flowers surround this. All in gold and white. When you hold the cup to the light, there is a lithophane of a cherub in the base. When the child, or the loved one, drained the cup, they were rewarded by a magic picture of an angel. Measures 7 cm high and 7 cm diameter (2.3/4 inches by 2.3/4 inches). Excellent condition.
Circa: Late 19th Century Victorian.
Condition: Excellent
 

Victorian Parian Plate with Grape Decoration. Parian plate by Samuel Alcock & Co, Burslem , in the Staffordshire Potteries. Circa 1830-1859. Central relief moulded motif is a large grape leaf, with grapes, vine leaves and flower heads around the edges. Apart from a black mark (see extreme closeup photo), there is no damage to this plate. It measures 22 cm diameter (8.1/2 inches).
Circa: Circa 1830-1859
Condition: Very Good
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Samuel Alcock & Co, Staffordshire.  

Early Victorian Sauce Jug with Serpent Handle Faulted, but still pretty - a little early Victorian blue and white sauce boat. The handle is a sea serpent biting the rim of the jug. Overall blue paisley pattern of butterflies. Handle has a fault, and a small crack running from the jug rim down inside about 3.5 cm. There is another small hairline on one side of the jug, mainly internal only. Three chips, two being very small and under the pourer rim. The other is on the side near the handle. Jug measures 16 cm long by 9 cm wide and 9.5 cm high (6.1/4 inches by 3.1/2 inches and 3.3/4 inches high). Pretty item for dresser display. Dates about 1835-1840. Stamped R mark.
Circa: Early Victorian, circa 1840
Condition: Faulted, see description.
Country of Origin: GB
 

Masons Ironstone Orange Yellow Plate. Folk art style design and bright colours to this beautiful Mason’s plate. It has a shaped border, painted in royal blue, and decorated handles at the sides. It measures 23 cm by 26 cm (9 inches by 10.1/4 inches), and while it has some minor paint losses and the odd knife scratch, it is in excellent condition otherwise with no chips or cracks.. Dates post 1891.
Circa: 1891 plus
Condition: Very Good - see description
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Masons Ironstone  

Victorian Pratt Ware Pot Lid, Il Penseroso. Victorian period pot lid in ebonised round frame - Il Penseroso, showing a man in the stocks with only a dog for company. Pot lid measures 10 cm diameter, and 16 cm framed (4 inches and 6.1/4 inches). Excellent condition.
Circa: Late 19th Century
Condition: Excellent
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Pratt, Staffordshire Potteries  

Masons Ironstone Platter, Bright Colours. Matching our item number 4638, this Mason’s Ironstone plate has a folk-art style design, in bright colours of orange, yellow, blue and green. It measures 27 cm wide and 19.5 cm deep. It is slightly dished, and measures 2.5 cm high (just over 10.1/2 inches by 7.3/4 inches and 1 inch high). Quite heavy. Very good condition. Lots of marks on the rear - impressed marks W2H, 10 (or is it G1?) and the printed Mason’s mark, dating it at after 1891. Also a printed C.
Circa: 1891 plus
Condition: Very Good - see description
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Masons Ironstone  

Victorian Child’s Teaset, 11 pieces. Part tea set, 11 pieces: 4 little cups, 2 saucers, 2 side plates, creamer, sugar and teapot. Child’s tea set, made by Samuel Alcock in the mid 1800s., Staffordshire, England Impressed maker’s mark on the saucers , and printed marks on the side plates, with the S.A entwined and the pattern name Byzantine. Pretty teal blue/green colour pattern. Cups are 7 cm diameter and 4 cm high (2.3/4 inches by 1.1/2 inches). Creamer is only 7 cm high (2.3/4 inches). Teapot is 12 cm high, and 18.5 cm handle to spout (4.3/4 inches by 7.1/4 inches). Condition: All cups are very good, with minor stains to one, and very minor pattern wear to another. Saucers have a chip each, and are a little age stained. Side plates are excellent, and teapot is excellent (just one ring stain inside). Creamer has one small, old chip and lidded sugar has a few very minor nibbles around inside rim, and is missing its finial. Rare to find this many pieces still surviving, and its a beautiful teapot!
Circa: Mid 1800s
Condition: Very Good - see description
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Samuel Alcock, Staffordshire  

Victorian Porcelain Sugar Bowl. Pretty sugar bowl, white porcelain with green and gilded edge with floral spray pattern. Lobed body with self-embossed design. Measures 6.8 cm high and 19.8 cm diameter (2.5/8 inches by 4.1/4 inches). Excellent condition. No maker’s marks.
Circa: Late 19th Century
Condition: Excellent