155. A Cat Figure, Staffordshire, England, circa 1790

Modeled as a recumbent cat, enameled with brown spots, and raised on a chartreuse oval base. 2 1/4" h., 2 3/4" l.

600/900     SOLD: $345.00

156. A Church-Gresley Platter, Coalport, Shropshire, England, circa 1810

The scalloped oval form painted with chocolate brown lozenges enclosing cornflowers alternating with lushly painted rose blossoms, centering a gilt medallion, all enclosed with gilt frames, the reverse impressed "4". 15" l., 11" w.

800/1,200     SOLD: $316.25

157. A Coalport Potpourri Jar, Shropshire, England, circa 1810

The flared bowl painted with lush floral sprays enclosed in gilt "C" scroll cartouches, on an underglaze blue ground, the ground gilt with stylized vines and grapes, the pot flanked by gilt heart-form handles, surmounted by a pierced lid, painted with an underglaze blue ground and gilt with stylized leaves. Unmarked. Bowl 6 3/4" d., 4 1/2" h.

600/900     SOLD: $345.00

158. A Fine Derby Topographical Vase Garniture with Named Views, England, circa 1820, Assembled

Comprising; a large center vase painted with a brookside landscape with Gothic ruins in the background, stamped Bloor Derby; together with two smaller vases, one painted with a cottage, the other with castle ruins, marked in iron red with "D" surmounted by batons and a crown and "Near Derby" and "Near Italy"; all three campagna vases with central scene enclosed within gilt octagonal frames, on an underglaze blue ground gilt with scrolling foliage, flanked by double masked handles, raised on square bases, marked in iron red respectively. Center 11 1/2" h., side 9 1/8" h.

3,000/5,000     SOLD: $2,760.00

159. A Porcelain Platter, Probably Spode, England, circa 1820

Mounted as a table, the scalloped edge platter painted in polychrome enamels with lush floral sprays, the rim and details picked out in gilding, the reverse numbered "1407" in iron red. Raised on a conforming mahogany Sheraton style table with tapering legs.
Platter: 14 1/2" l., 12" w. table: 21 1/4" h., 15 1/2" w., 13 1/2" d.

1,000/2,000     SOLD: $1,035.00

160. An Assorted Lot of Teacups and Saucers, Staffordshire, England, circa 1820

Comprising; a pink lustre tea cup and saucer painted with rosebuds, a pink lustre tea cup and saucer painted with stylized flowers, the details picked out in blue and chartreuse; a pink lustre tea bowl and saucer painted with blue, aqua and yellow stylized flowers, numbered 1910 on the reverse and impressed with a starburst, a tea bowl and saucer enameled with bluebells and pink lustre foliage; and a Gaudy Welsh tea cup and saucer. Saucer avg. 5 1/2" d., cup avg. 2 1/4" h.

100/300     SOLD: $140.30

161. A Breakfast Cup and Saucer, Possibly Spode or Coalport, England, circa 1830

The saucer painted with iron red and blue stylized flowers and buds, the cup enameled with pink and iron red stylized flowers and buds, gilt with scrolling foliage, the saucer numbered in iron red on the reverse "629". Cup 2 1/2" h., 4 1/4" d.; saucer 6 3/4" d.

50/150     SOLD: $63.25

162. A Group of Serving Pieces, Copeland Late Spode, England, circa 1857

Comprising; two platters and two circular butter dishes, each transfer decorated in green with a pastoral landscape enclosed within stylized swag and garland border, the rims picked out in green. The reverse stamped "Copeland Late Spode" and with registry mark in green, impressed with a circular mark. Butter dish 7 3/4" d., platter 19 1/4" l., 15 1/2" w., platter 15" l., 12 1/4" w.

250/550     SOLD: $517.50

163. A Whampoa Platter, England, Late 19th Century

The Chinoiserie theme transfer decorated in black with a pagoda and water scene with an octagonal body. Reverse marked "Whampoa" and impressed ironstone. 15 1/4" x 12"

100/200     SOLD: $115.00

164. A Brandy Barrel,Staffordshire England, circa 1890

The cylindrical form painted with an apple green ground centering a gilt inscription "P. Brandy", with brass "tap" dispenser. 12 1/2" h.

400/800     SOLD: $281.75