Early Ridgway pierced basket & stand, the sides with well-cut loop piercing, the bases both painted with ‘Romantic Landscapes’, the rims & handles with thick gilding.
Pattern no. ‘502’ in black,
circa 1825
Condition: one handle with old rivet repair, otherwise good condition with only some crazing to thick glaze, minor staining especially to base of basket, displays well.
Early Ridgway plate,
pattern no. ‘502’ in black,
Early Ridgway plate, the simple form boldly painted tot he centre with a ‘Romantic Landscape’ of two figures walking by a large Country House, within thick gilt border,
pattern no. ‘502’ in black,
Circa 1825
Condition: Good, with some signs of age inc. areas of slight staining
Early Ridgway plate, of elegant oval leaf-shape, the shell-shape handle to one side with a flowerhead pattern reserved in the gilt rim, painted to the base with a ‘Romantic Landscape’ of two figures before a grand country house,
pattern no. ‘502’ in black,
Circa 1825
Condition: good, slight signs of age with light staining, small losses to enamels, displays well.
Handsome large Victorian writing box, with rich burr walnut veneer to the outside, the corners brass-bount with central name plaque, the interior with red leather writing slope, fitted inkwell & pen-holder, with secret compartment accessed by sliding partition.
Circa 1875
40×23.5cm, 14cm high
Good condition with minor signs of age
Superb Minton plate, the vibrant turquoise border edged with gold and reserved with 6 roundels with acid etched gilded borders enclosing raised enamel ladybug within a raised gilded border, alternating with raised enamel rose heads, linked by pendant festoon of raised enamel “pearls” , the centre with a roundel of a finely painted scene of a fishing vessel before Dover Castle, the ‘WHite Cliffs’ in the background, within greek key acid-etched gold border.
Pattern no G485,
introduced 1869.
Mark for T Goode & Co, South Audley St London,
Impressed marks
Dated 1873.
24cm
Good condition, minor wear to central scene.
Interesting Silver & silver-gilt brooch in the form of a sailboat, the body & sails formed as very fine silver filigree wirework scrolls, within solid wire edging, a twisted wire ‘rope’ applied as rigging.
Hallmarked ‘.800’ , other obscure marks
Probably French,
c. 1910
Good condition, pin is secure
4x4cm
Stunning Derby dish, with wide gilt border of scrolling anthemion & leaf design, framing a central roundel containing a well painted scene of a cottage by a lake, a road & gate leading off to the distance.
Titled ‘Near Melbourn, Derbyshire’
Painter’s mark ’72’ near rim,
red Crown & Batons mark,
handwritten topographical description in red
Circa 1805
22cm wide
Excellent condition, very minor wear to gold