FINE CERAMICS AND WORKS OF ART
Exhibition
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11 - 20
21 - 32
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An
Extremely Important Chelsea Sugar bowl and cover, the circular eight
lobed form moulded in very crisp relief with flowering ‘teaplants’,
beautifully coloured in tones of pink, yellow, iron red and blue,
the two toned green leaves with sepia detailing, the slightly domed
ogival cover with similar decoration and pointed eight lobed finial. Circa 1745-49. The Triangle Period. Height: 5ins. (12.5cms.) Provenence: Dr. Paul B. Riley Collection.
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A
Fine and Rare Chelsea Coloured Tea Plant Beaker, of lobed form,
moulded in high relief and picked out in colours with spiralling
festoons of flowering tea plants issuing Circa
1745-49. Height:
3 ins. (7.5cms.) No
Marks. Provenance: Dr. Paul B. Riley Collection.
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An
extremely Fine and Rare Chelsea Cream Jug or Cream Ewer of twelve
lobed baluster form with double scrolled bifurcated handle the upper
terminal issuing from an acanthus moulded escutcheon with triple
husk pendant, the body moulded in high relief with flowering and
spiralling ‘tea plants’ picked out in colours, issuing from a
wreath of the same around the base, brown line rim.
Circa 1745-49 The Triangle Period. Height: 3 ¼ ins. (8.5cms.) No Marks. Provenance: Dr. Paul .B. Riley Collection.
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A
Highly Important Chelsea Tea plant Jug, the eight sided lobed
baluster form moulded in high relief with spiralling flowering tea
plants issuing from the base, the ear shaped handle with kicked and
indented lower terminal, the flattened spout with silver shaped
beaded edge.
Circa 1745-49. Height: 5 ¼ ins. (13.5cms.) No Marks Provenance: The Rous Lench and Dr. Paul .B. Riley Collection
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A
Highly Important Chelsea Tea plant Jug, the eight sided lobed
baluster form moulded in high relief with spiralling flowering tea
plants issuing from the base, the ear shaped handle with kicked and
indented lower terminal, the flattened spout with silver shaped
beaded edge.
Circa 1745-49. Height: 5 ¼ ins. (13.5cms.) No Marks. Provenance: Dr. Paul B. Riley Collection.
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A
rare Chelsea lobed beaker of flared form, beautifully decorated in
the kakiemon style with the ‘Red Tiger’ pattern, showing a red
tiger chasing insects in flight beside a spray of flowering bamboo
which issues from a series of holed rocks beside several branches of
flowering prunus, the interior with a sprig the flared rim with
brown line rim.
Circa 1745-49 Height: 2¾ ins. (7cms.) Provenance: Dr. Paul B. Riley Collection.
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A
rare Chelsea white model of a Child’s Head after Fiammingo
turned slightly to his left and tilted downwards, his lips
parted and hair tousled; on a waisted wooden socle.
Height:
4 ¼ in (10.8 cm) Circa
1750
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An
Extremely Rare Chelsea Lobed Decagonal Dish, of small size,
incredibly beautifully painted with the inclusion of every tiny
detail with a spray of an opening rose and a closed bud together
with a extraordinarily diaphanous yellow anemone, a small insect in
flight to its centre, surrounded by scattered sprigs of smaller
flowers, with brown line rim.
Circa 1750-52. Diameter: 7 ins. (17.7 cms.) No Marks. Provenance: The Frank Hurlbutt, Dr. Bellamy Gardner, Dr. F. Severne Mackenna, W.H.Pitts and Dr. Paul B. Riley Collections.
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oval Dish of silver shape painted with bouquets, scattered sprigs of
coloured flowers and winged insects.
Circa
1752. Length:
9 5/8 ins No Marks.
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A
very Important and previously unrecorded Girl in a Swing / St.
James’ Factory model of a Ewe and Lamb, the reclined ewe
encircling the lamb which rests under her back legs, both the
woollen coat of the ewe and the lamb very naturalistically modelled.
Date:
1749-1751 Length:
4 ½ ins. (11.5cms.) Height:
2ins. (5cms.) No
Marks. Provenance: Private English Collection.
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