Two Minton Porcelain Aesthetic

Movement Aster Pattern Plates c.1875, designed as alternating panels of stylised chrysanthemums against a 22ct gilded and white backgrounds. Although the Aster pattern is relatively common, these exam

Movement Tulip Vases c.1875, each with fan shaped celadon ground bodies with trailing pate sur pate fauna, with 5 tulip holes to the top and white tongues head supports to the sides, all upon a shaped

Movement ‘Japanese Stork’’ Pattern Plates c.1875, designed by Christopher Dresser, each with a broad 22ct gilt border decorated with flying crane, a central panel with edges of waves with a sing

Hand enameled crane and branch motif, c. 1870. 10-1/4"d

Movement Moon Flask c.1875, the ivory ground body decorated with 22ct gilded sprays of grasses and flowers, with Christopher Dresser style decoration to the neck, with two 22ct gilded handles. Provena

Movement Moon Flasks c.1875, the ivory ground bodies decorated with 22ct gilding and platinum Japanese style prunes and birds, both with two angular handles and supported on four feet. Provenance Nick

Movement Vase c.1875, the celadon ground body decorated with 22ct gilded and enamelled bird amongst fauna with two ring handles. Provenance Nick Boston Antiques; 10" Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus

Vase c.1875 designed by Christopher Dresser, the turquoise ground body with polychrome faux cloisonne mon and two 22ct gilded handles. Provenance Nick Boston Antiques; 4 1/4" Catalogued and curated by

Cabinet Plate c.1875, the white ground body with two overlaying fans, one decorated in bright flowers, butterfly and insect all highlighted in 22ct gilding; 8 3/4" Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus B

Movement Vases c.1875, the ivory ground bodies with 22ct gilded panels of Chinese ornament, each with two 22ct gilded ring handles. Provenance Nick Boston Antiques; 10 1/2", one with professional repa

Movement Vases c.1890, the pink ground round belly bodies decorated with 22ct gilded leaves and blossoms, with two angled 22ct gilded handles; 6" Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston

Movement Vase c.1890, the spherical cobalt blue body profusely decorated with 22ct gilded leaves and blossoms with two large 22ct gilded arched handles and a thin tall neck; 6" Catalogued and curated

Comprising six Longway Japonais bird plates, two Brown Westhead & Moore soup bowls and two dinner plates, and three Minton plates. 10 1/4"d

Comprising two "Naturalist" plates, one bird motif plate and two Japonesque bird and flower motif. Together with two Ridgwood "Indus" bowls, four Aesthetic Movement platter trays and a Wedgwood Japone

Pair of Minton Porcelain Aesthetic Movement Butterfly Vases 1870 Designed by Christopher Dresser measures 9 1/2"

reticulated border, decorated with bird and fan

Minton porcelain Aesthetic Movement cabinet plate designed by Christopher Dresser, c. 1875, the broad border decorated with Japanese style enamel decorated against a turquoise ground and a gilded mono

English. Late 19th Century. Impressed factory mark and 2690. Each decorated in relief with shi-shi. Height 9 3/4". (400/500)

Minton porcelain Aesthetic Movement cup & saucer, c. 1875, probably designed by Christopher Dresser, white ground, body decorated with a lilac band and oval red panels with enameled stylised flowers

English. Together with a Richard Ginori porcelain tea cup and saucer, a French porcelain tea caddy, lacking top, two Japanese porcelain small plates, a ceramic covered vegetable dish and a porcelain i

Movement Moon Flasks c.1875 painted by William Mussil, the white ground bodies painted with chicks amongst grasses and flowers, both with 22ct gilded lug handles. Provenance Nick Boston Antiques; 12 1

Movement Moon Flask c.1875, with beautifully painted scene of a hanging orchid planter suspended from a pink ribbon, the orchid planter painted by Edmund Reuter and the flowers by Richard Pilsbury. On

Bottle Vase c.1875, designed by Christopher Dresser, the turquoise ground body decorated in faux cloisonne stylized Chinese motif . Provenance Nick Boston Antiques; 9", hairline Catalogued and curated

Movement Cabinet Plate c.1875, designed by Christopher Dresser, the white ground body within a wide turquoise border of enamelled panels and geometric ornament and a centre of sprays of flowers; 9 1/2