Antique Derby PorcelainA Pair of Derby Porcelain "Dancing Figures" c.1800
A Pair of Derby Porcelain Dancing Figures c.1800, modelled as a gentleman and companion, painted with coloured enamels, standing on rococo style bases with gilt detailing. Dimensions:21 cm high. Marks: No 317 Incised, 5 painted in red. Condition: small chips to bocage and minor restoration.* The incised star on the base is the "repairer's mark for Issac Farnsworth, the foreman of the ornamental department from the time of Duesbury II until he died (1750s-1821). ** The painter's mark "5" in red is for John Yates. SOLD
A Derby porcelain figure of Neptune, c.1760
A Derby porcelain figure of Neptune, wearing flowing robes painted with sprays of "Cotton Stem" flowers lined in pink, his right arm raised grasping a metal trident, the other arm across his body holding his robes at his chest, with a dolphin at his side, the base encrusted with shells and coral. c.1760. 23 cm high. Condition: some restoration. Unmarked. SOLD
A Derby Porcelain Plate c.1775
A Derby Porcelain Plate c.1775, centrally painted with a rose-garland-strewn vase and butterflies, the border with berried swag pendant, the rim scalloped in gilt. Dimensions: 22cm diam. Marks: crown over D in blue. Fine condition. SOLD
A Derby named view plate pattern 74 by Zachariah Boreman c.1790
A Derby named view plate pattern 74 by Zachariah Boreman, painted in monochrome scenes c.1790. Mark in blue, inscription: "View near the Buxton Road Derbyshire"8.75"(23.3cm) diam. Faint hairline near the rim, some ware."74 Gilt Rim. A deep border of tiny blue flowers and gilt leaves in a continuous undulating line is contained with two narrow borders comprising a continuous line of gilt dots contained with gilt lines. The (apparently) large and important landscape in the sentre of the plate is framed by a single gilt line and outer border of tiny gilt laurels."* *This description is from "The old Derby Pattern books" ( see Derby Porcelain 1748-1848 by John Twitchett page 306 ) Price: £210 Stock Number: PN0913 (Free Worldwide shipping for this item) A Derby Botanical Dinner Plate, Pattern 197, c.1800
A Rare Botanical Dinner Plate, painted with pattern 197, the rim in black, inscribed on the back " Iris Ochroleuca. Tall Iris" *, blue mark, c.1800. Dimensions: 26 cm. diam. Condition: two small chips near the rim. * The source for the flower painting is the book "The Botanical Magazine; Or, Flower-Garden Displayed" by William Curtis 1794. ** A similar plate is illustrated in "Derby Porcelain 1748-1848" by John Twitchett, page 138. SOLD
An Early 19th Century Derby Porcelain Plate c.1820
A fine Early 19th Century Derby Porcelain Plate (or a teapot stand), decorated with roses on cobalt blue ground, fine gilding. Dimensions: 9.75"( 24.5cm) diam. Marks: painted in red. Condition: some ware on the gilding in the centre.Price: £90 Stock Number: PN1061 (Free Worldwide shipping for this item) A Pair of Derby Figural Candelabra c.1765
A Pair of 18th century William Dusebury & Co. Figural Candelabra, "The Musicians" modeled as a Shepherd with a hound at his feet and Companion attended by a lamb, seated between two branches of rococo scrollwork suporting candle-sockets, painted with enamels and gilt. Patch marks c.1765 Dimensions: Ht. 9" (22.5cm). Condition: Some restoration.Price: £570 Stock Number: PN0906 (Free Worldwide shipping for this item) Three Bloor Derby Dessert Plates c.1825
A Collection of three Bloor Derby Dessert Plates c.1825, the pair with border shaped with moulded flower heads picked up in gilt and finely painted with apple-blossoms on a green ground. The plate in the middle of similar shape, decorated with roses and birds on blue/black ground. Dimensions: 24cm diam. Marks in red. Condition: minor ware, one plate with a stress line.Price: £160 (The set) Stock Number: PN10109 (Free Worldwide shipping for this item) New! CommentsHave your say! Leave me a comment in the box below. |
