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43	Click image to enlarge	A fine and rare Worcester Kidney-shaped Dish from the Bostock Service, painted with the arms of Bostock with Rich in pretence, within a wreath of European flowers, the blue border with rope twist and gold scrolls hung with garlands of fruit including: pears, plums, strawberries, currants and rosehips. Circa 1789-90 more>
44	Click image to enlarge	A fine Christians Liverpool Teapot and Cover, of shouldered pear shape with applied looped handle, moulded in very  crisp relief with arched panels framed with palm columns, painted with Chinese figures within interiors, in flamboyant dress and wearing top knots, the base moulded with a border of leaves which are painted with green and puce highlights, the domed cover with similar Chinese figure decoration. Circa 1765 more>
45	Click image to enlarge	An exceptionally fine and rare pair of Derby yellow ground sauce tureens, covers and stands, painted to the most accurate degree of realism in the manner of John Brewer with named botanical specimens, with every care to create the most elegant formations, the covers with ring finials showing the blue flowered vetch and yellow alyssum, the twin handled tureens showing the dog’s tooth violet, geranium, almond and Cyrtanthus, the narrow oval stands each with double interlaced handles, each piece with lemon yellow border above a gold husk and berry border and framed with thick gold bands. Circa 1800 more>
46	Click image to enlarge	A Fine Worcester Flight Barr and Barr Porcelain Pot Pourri Vase and Cover, of classical krater urn shape with twin  gold rams head handles and beaded border, beautifully painted by John Pennington with brightly coloured figures at conversation within dramatic panoramic landscapes with the distant ‘blue remembered hills’ of Worcestershire and Shropshire in the distance showing Woodbury Hill and full range of the Abberley Hills extending across Ramscombe and through Astley following the line to Arley and through to the peaks at Hagley, the pierced cover with kneeling winged sphinx finial. Circa 1815 more>