19TH CENTURY AND LATER, BLUE CROSSED SWORDS, PRESSNUMMERN AND IRON RED NUMERALS, SOME PIECES WITH CANCELLATION MARKS

The condition of lots can vary widely and the nature of the lots sold means that they are unlikely to be in a perfect condition. Lots are sold in the condition they are in at the time of sale.

A circular two-handled soup-tureen and cover
A large oval platter 19¹⁄₄ in. (49 cm.) wide
Another smaller (cancellation marks)
An oval dish (cancellation marks)
A circular bowl
A shaped circular tray (cancellation marks)
A large circular dish (cancellation marks)
A shaped circular dish (slight graze to rim)
Three flared beaker vases in sizes 9¹⁄₂ in. (24 cm.) high, the largest
A double-lipped sauce-boat on fixed stand (green spurious Meissen mark)
A two-handled double-lipped sauce-boat on fixed stand (cancellation marks)
Four pierced lobed baskets (two with one lobe each broken and restuck, one a variant shade of green)
Two large pierced plates
Ten soup-plates (all with cancellation marks)
Twenty dinner-plates (2/3 with cancellation marks)
Six luncheon-plates -- in good decorative order
Two luncheon-plates with a shaped rim - in good decorative order.
Sixteen starter-plates (in good decorative order)
Eleven side-plates (one with short stained hairline crack to the well)
Twenty-nine side-plates with shaped rims (about half with cancellation marks)
Six cake-plates (in good decorative order)
Four cake-plates with shaped rims
Three circular pickle-dishes (in good decorative order)
Two egg-cups, one with fixed stand
Four small lobed dishes (cancellation marks)
Twelve small shallow bowls (wear to gilding at rims)
Six coffee-pots and covers (one of different pattern) 11¹⁄₂ in. (29.2 cm.) high, the tallest
Three teapots and covers (one with cancellation mark)
A square footed teapot-stand
A circular footed teapot-stand
Seven footed cream-jugs in sizes (variations in form, one with hairline crack to lower terminal of handle)
Five milk-jugs in sizes
Eight sugar-bowls and covers in sizes, of various forms
Twenty-two teacups of various forms
Forty-eight coffee-cups of various forms
Twelve saucers with shaped rims
Two large saucers
Sixteen deep saucers (wear to gilding, one with small chips to underside of rim)
Thirty-seven further saucers (all with some variations in size and decoration, one with chip to underside of rim)