Royal Worcester candlesnuffer one of the Mandarin and a candlesnuffer of a monk, both of the puce ma

Manufacturer Royal Worcester Type Candle Snuffer Name Monk Backstamp First quality, black Height 12 cm / 4 3/4 in Condition No chips, cracks or repairs Royal Worcester Monk Candle Snuffer, dated 1958

A rare frowning witch in a black hat, yellow dress, orange cloak. The witch is finely hand painted and holding a broom. Mark in puce. Dimensions: 3.75"H Issued: c. 1929 Country of Origin: England

Maker: Royal Worcester Title: Budge, Candle Snuffer Size: 4 inches tall Royal Worcester is one of the oldest English porcelain brands still in existence today. In 1751, Dr. John Wall, a physician, and

Twelve Royal Worcester dinner plates for retailing by B. Altman & Company, New York, of exceptional quality with central panels; all signed by artist "W. Hale", with puce marks. One chip to rim of one

Royal Worcester ceramic model of "Washington", one of a series of Famous Military Commanders modelled by Bernard Winskill, produced in a limited edition of 750 copies. Numbered to underside, "143" and

possibly George Owen design comprising of one large teapot, one small teapot, one creamer, one sugar, four teacups and four saucers [10 pieces] the larger teapot: 6 inches high

Property of A Palm Beach Lady VERY FINE PAIR ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN EWERS Decorated by Edward Salter, circa 1900Each of classic form, with a naturalistic scrolling foliate handle, decorated on one

C19th Persian piece. The Worcester factory displayed in Chicago world fair in 1893. Jewellery decorated. Puce mark on the base. H: 67cm

Tea Set, each one beautifully painted with fruit on a wooded moss ground, signed, comprising teapot, , one sugar bowl, creamer, six cups, six saucers, signed

Royal Worcester gilded two handled footed dish: Decorated with fruit by E Townsend, puce marks, L24 x h12.5.

Tea Set, each one beautifully painted with fruit on a wooded moss ground, signed, comprising two teapots, coffee pot, two twin handled sugar bowls, creamer, cake plate, three cups, four saucers, three

Yellow Throat & Water Hyacinths, male and female, 12" plus wooden bases, one has original box, no damage found.....NOTE: DUE TO THIS ITEM BEING VERY FRAGILE, AND/OR ITS LARGE SIZE, WE WILL NOT BE SHIP

English, with puce makers mark dating 1941 to the underside of each. Two porcelain cabinet plates with gilded scalloped edge and hand painted still life of fruit, primarily peaches. Both signed P.Sebr

A Royal Worcester potpourri urn and cover by H Stinton: With pierced neck and two handles, hand painted with two Highland cattle grazing. Signed, printed puce mark, shape number 165, h.17cm.

Harry Stinton for Royal Worcester, a pair of Highland Cattle painted spill vases, 1918, waisted form, decorated with cows in misty mountain landscape, signed, puce marks, 15.5cm high (2)

MANUFACTURE: Royal Worcester (ENGLAND) SCULPTOR: James Hadley (1837-1903) NAME: Satyr with Staff MODEL NUMBER: 1441 YEAR: 1890 CONDITION: Tips of staff and one finger were restored. HEIGHT: 29 inch /

Royal Worcester two handled vase: Hand painted with swans in flight by C Johnson, puce mark, h.16cm.

English, with puce makers mark dating 1941 to the underside of each. Two porcelain cabinet plates with gilded scalloped edge and hand painted still life of fruit, primarily pears. Both signed P.Sebrig

1888, with puce crowned monogrammed mark over ''Z'', further marked ''RdNo.. 71590'', the short flaring gilt-highlighted rim over a dual-layered ivory-ground ovoid body, the interior hand-painted with

Kitty Blake for Royal Worcester, a bramble painted coffee set, 1929, decorated with leaves, blackberries and blossom, the six cups with gilt interiors, puce marks, in a fitted T W Long, Cardiff, retai

Harry Stinton for Royal Worcester, a Highland Sheep painted vase, 1934, rounded cylindrical form with reticulated collar, decorated with sheep grazing in misty Autumn landscape, signed, puce marks, 14

4 Royal Worcester porcelain wall pockets formed as orchid flowers, printed and incised on back. 3 are gilt decorated with matte cream lower half, one is all glazed in cream color. Measures 8"H x 6.25"

Assembled and many pieces. Comprising twenty four dinner plates, twenty five luncheon plates, twenty one salad plates (one with ruffled rim),twenty four rim soup bowls, eight oval platters (various si

Royal Worcester (English 1751) bisque porcelain "Shire Stallion" figure, designed 1964, modeled by Doris Lindner (English 1896-1979) as a standing horse with one leg raised, limited edition number 95