713. A Continential Cup and Saucer Possibly Germiniano Cozzi, Venice, Italy, 18th Century

Painted en grisaille with stylized landscape scenes, the details picked out in iron red and gilt, the bottoms painted in iron red with an anchor. Cup 2/3" h., saucer 4 3/4" d.

100/200     SOLD: $189.75

714. A Continental Empire Garniture Vase, circa 1805

The baluster form vase with a ruffled rim, molded with "c" scrolls, flanked by entwined serpent handles, the lower half of the vase enameled in apple green, the rim, serpents, and scrolls picked out in gilt, the base impressed with faint mark. Larger 7 1/2" h., smaller 6 3/4" h.

600/900     SOLD: $488.75

715. A Continental Porcelain Ewer, Early 19th Century

Probably Sampson, modeled with two putti struggling to climb up the neck, scrolling strap handle, "C" scrolls painted in polychrome enamels with harbour scenes, the details picked out in puce, raised on a scroll base, the reverse with crowned double "F" in iron red. 7 1/4" h.

400/700     SOLD: $230.79

716. A Continental Harlequin Figure, Late 19th Century

Modeled as a harlequin with patchwork clothes and jester hat, playing a violin on the back of a dog, raised on a base applied with polychrome flowers, the base marked with crowned interlocking "C's" in underglaze blue. 6 1/4" h.

600/900     SOLD: $293.88

717. A Continental Porcelain Plate, circa 1810

Painted in polychrome enamels with a profile of a Roman soldier on a vermiculated gilt ground enclosed within a star shaped medallion centered by floral sprays, on a blue ground, the reverse incised with a #7. 9 1/2" d.

100/200     SOLD: $34.50

718. A Finely Painted Empire Sucriere, circa 1810

The oviod form raised on a pronounced footrim, flanked by gilt lion-mask handles, and surmounted by a cover with a tapered knop, finely painted in polychrome enamels with cornucopia, putti and trophies on a yellow ground, unmarked. 8 1/4" H.

700/1000     SOLD: $661.25

719. A Worcester Pocelain Part Tea Service

Comprising; a teapot, a covered sugar, creamer waste bowl, eight cups and saucers, a cake plate, and a small oval dish; all decorated with gilt flowerettes and scrolls on the white porcelain ground. Some pieces marked 198 in iron red enamel. 7 1/2" H.

800/1200     SOLD: $667.00

720. A Worcester Hop-Trellis Tea Caddy, England, circa 1775

The ovoid form surmounted by an ogee lid, enameled with panels of fruiting hops alternating with gilt entwined iron red trellis, the shoulders enameled in blue and gilt, unmarked. 7" h.

400/700     SOLD: $373.75

721. A Barr, Flight, And Barr Teacup And Saucer, Worcester, England, 1807

The scalloped forms enameled with over glaze blue floral sprays, the rims gilt, the cup and saucer impressed with crowned B.F.B., together with a tea cup and saucer enameled in puce and blue with bellflowers, the details picked out in gilt, possibly Caughly, circa 1790. B.F.B. saucer 5 1/2" d., cup 2" h. other saucer 5 1/2" d., cup 2 1/2" h.

75/150     SOLD: $69.79

722. A Pair of Flight, Barr & Barr Casolettes, circa 1820

The jewelled globular bodies raised on gilt dolphin tripod supports, over a trefoil base the bodies finely painted with exotic shells and seaweed enclosed within gilt line borders on a puce ground, the bottom impressed with crowned FBB, inscribed Flight, Barr & Barr Royal Porcelain Works Worcester London House 1 Coventry St. 4 3/4" h.

800/1,200     SOLD: $4,370.00