A Meissen Marcolini period square section serving dish, deco...

Estimate

£60 - £100

A Meissen Marcolini period square section serving dish, decorated with floral specimens with invert-moulded rim, under glazed blue crossed swords to the underside, 24.5cm wide (restored), with a further similarly decorated oval serving dish, underglazed blue crossed swords to the underside, 31.5cm wide, and a further Meissen bowl, underglazed blue crossed swords to base, 21.5cm diameter, a Victorian purple flashed cut glass centre bowl, of boat form, with petal cut rim, 23cm wide, with a further collection of porcelain, 19th century and later, to include: a Derby circular stand, decorated with continuous floral and foliage, upon three gilt paw feet, incised ‘No 12’ to underside, 5.5cm high; a William Brownfield relief moulded lidded pitcher, maker's mark to base, 18.5cm high, a Chamberlains pen tray, decorated with flora and gilt foliate designs, 24.5cm wide; a pill box, the hinged cover decorated with flora, 4.5cm wide; a teacup and saucer, decorated with floral sprays with banding of gilt foliage to a cobalt ground, 6cm high (for a similar teacup please see M. Berthaud, 'An Anthology of British Cups', Micawber Publications, 1982, page 90, plate 535); a pair of twin handled vases, of urn form, in the manner of Dresden, with twin swan handle, upon square marble base, 15.5cm high; a Royal Crown Derby inkwell, decorated with gilt flora and foliage to a cobalt ground, 6cm high; a pair of posy vases, decorated with Greek key motif, each 11.5cm high; a Flight Barr & Barr plate, 21cm diameter, etc. (Qty) (at fault)



Provenance: Property of 7th Baron Harlech, The Lord Harlech, Glyn & Brogyntyn Estates