140. A Capodimonte Porcelain Tankard, Late 19th Century

The cylindrical form molded in relief with a greusome lion hunting scene, faux bois mask handle, the hinged lid surmounted by a lion finial, finely painted in polychrome enamels, the details picked out in gilt, the bottom painted with an underglaze blue "N" surmounted by a five prong crown, impressed "501 N". 7" h.

400/800     SOLD: $488.75

141. A Delftware Charger Plate, 19th Century

The circular form painted in blue with a vase issuing forth a lush bouquet, enclosed by a rim alternating with vases filled with fruit and floral cartouches, the rim picked out in yellow, the footrim pierced and reverse signed in blue. 14" d.

250/500     SOLD: $488.75

142. A Delftware Charger Plate

Painted in blue with a vase issuing forth a stylized geometric floral arrangement, enclosed by a stylized foliate band and yellow rim, the footrim pierced and reverse marked on underglaze blue. 13 3/4" d.

200/400     SOLD: $377.20

143. A Delftware Vase

The shouldered form painted in blue with a scene of a smoking Indian next to a tobacco jar inscribed "Cuba", the bottom monogrammed in blue "PC". 9 1/2" h.

250/500     SOLD: $293.25

144. A Delftware Plate, Delft Holland, Probably H.A. Piccardt

Decorated with a harbor scene enclosed within a stylized foliate border, the reverse marked "Delft 323" with vase symbol and impressed "Joost Thooft & Laboughere". 8 1/2" d.

75/150     SOLD: $23.00

145. A Continental Earthenware Tankard, 18th Century

The cylindrical form applied with a strap handle, painted with stylized flowers in blue, ochre and brown, the rim and handle picked out in brown glaze. Unreadable mark impressed on the bottom. 6 1/2 " h. 4 " d.

100/200     SOLD: $109.25

146. A Pair of Barr Worster Tea Bowls, Worcester, England, circa 1795

Each paneled form painted with underglaze blue floral sprigs on the exterior and a band on the interior, the details picked out in gilt, the bottoms incised with "B", together with a Chinese export-style teabowl enameled with a draped and monogrammed shield, unmarked.
Barr bowl 2 1/8" h., export style bowl 2 1/8" h., 4 1/4" d.

200/400     SOLD: $115.00

147. An Agateware Covered Jug, circa 1800

The mottled cream and brown baluster body with curved handle, beak spout, surmounted by a lid with ogee finial, glazed with blue whorls.
6 3/4" h.

150/300     SOLD: $143.75

148. An Assorted Lot of Porcelain, England, Early 19th Century

Comprising; a Derby saucer, circa 1810, molded with floral swags, gilt with floral sprigs and marked on the reverse in puce with Derby crowned batons; a Derby tea cup and saucer, gilt with floral sprays, the rim and handle picked out in blue, painted in puce with Derby crowned batons; together with a ribbed coffee can enameled in underglaze blue with triangles, the details picked out in gilding unmarked, possibly Coalport, .
saucer, 5 1/2" d., cup, 2 1/2" h, 2 3/4" d.

100/200     SOLD: $34.50

149. An Edward Walley Jug, Staffordshire England, circa 1851

The green salt glazed stoneware jug embossed with wheat sheaves and vines applied with a vinous handle, the bottom stamped in black with Edward Walley mark and applied with registration mark. 7 1/2"h.

100/300     SOLD: $80.50