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The Derbyshire Spring Fine Art, Silver, Jewellery and Watches Auction(#771) 27/03/2025 9:30 AM GMT

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Lot 96
Paul Ysart - a glass paperweight with large lampwork flower with diachromatic gold strips and a compex central cane, on a green stem with green leaves, outer ring with white, pink and green complex canes, on a black base, approx. 7.5cm diameter. (1) Condition: slightest scuffs and wear to exterior; scratches to base.

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- Estimate£200 - £300
- Starting£120
Lot 97
Arculus - a low domed glass paperweight with central cog cane in white and blue, then five concentric circles in green, then blue and white, then white with occasional white and lilac, then blue, white and red, then final ring of alternating canes either blue and white or white and lilac, approx. 8.5cm diameter. (1) Further details: slightest scratches and general wear.

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- Estimate£100 - £120
- Starting£60
Lot 98
HG Richardson - a large glass paperweight, closepack design with 100s of canes in varying colours predominantly red, white and blue, in a scattered pattern, rough pontil to base, approx. 10cm diameter. (1) Further details: slightest scratches and general wear.

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- Estimate£150 - £200
- Starting£90
Lot 99
HG Richardson - a magnum "Old English" glass paperweight with 5-row concentric canes, central of red, blue and white, then blue and white, then white and blue, then blue , white and pink and final outer row of blue and white, approx. 9cm diameter. (1) Condition: general wear and slightest scratches.

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- Estimate£140 - £160
- Starting£80
Lot 100
A Victorian Old English glass inkwell, with a central red / white cog cane, with six rings of white and red then blue and white then lilac, green and white, then pink and white, with four separate canes in blue and white to show the date 1848, then a final ring of white canes, having stopper with multicoloured canes of matching varying colours, approx. 13cm high x 11cm base diameter. Condition: small impact to stopper domed side; small impact to side of base also; some areas of scuffs, scratch

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- Estimate£180 - £220
- Starting£110
Lot 101
A late 20th century Caithness glass large paperweight, "Double Magnum", 33/150, dated (19)95, approx. 15.2cm diameter, together with another large unsigned example in swirling purples / pinks with bubble centre, possibly Caithness, approx. 15cm diameter. (2) Condition: some scuffs and wear, both stable, no chips or damage.

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- Estimate£50 - £80
- Starting£30
Lot 102
Six Creamware egg poachers or strainers, of circular form each with individual drain hole patterns and handles. Circa late 18th/19th century Size. 6.5cm 7cm 7.5cm 8cm diameter Condition. Minor chips to foot rims, some scuffs, one handle restored Provenance. Private collection from central England

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- Estimate£80 - £120
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Lot 103
Six Creamware egg poachers or strainers, of circular form each with individual drain hole patterns and handles. Circa late 18th/19th century Size 8cm diameter. Condition. One with rim chip filled, minor chips to foot rims, other minor chips and scuffs. Provenance. Private collection from central England.

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Lot 104
Six Creamware egg poachers or strainers, of circular form each with individual drain hole patterns and handles. Circa late 18th/19th century Size 8cm 8.5cm 9cm 9.5cm diameter Condition. One with a hairline and small chip repaired, Largest one repaired with overspray, others with minor chips nibbles and stains. Provenance. Private collection from central England.

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Lot 105
Four Creamware egg poachers or strainers of circular form, with individual drain hole patterns and handles, Including a Wedgwood strainer from the Donald Towner collection. Circa late 18th/19th century Size 7.5cm 8cm 9cm diameter. Condition. Largest one, one handle reattached, flaking to top rim, others, minor scuffs Provenance. Private collection from central England/

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- Estimate£80 - £120
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Lot 106
A late 18th century Worcester porcelain egg drainer, of circular form, with a raised shell handle decorated in blue and gilt with The Royal Lily pattern, Circa 1780/90, size 8.5cm diameter. Condition, minor scuffs to rim. Provenance. Private collection from central England.

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Lot 107
A late 18th century Worcester egg drainer of circular form with a raised shell handle, decorated with red and blue cornflowers. Circa 1780/90. Size 8.7cm diameter. Condition, it appears that the foot rim has been ground, some nibbles and scuffs, slight wear to gilding Provenance. Private collection from central England.

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Lot 108
Seven English porcelain egg strainers, of circular form each with individual drain hole patterns and handles, mostly decorated in cobalt and gilding. Two marked with Worcester blue crescent . Circa 1775-90. Size 8cm. 8.5cm diameter. Condition. Worcester, one with hairline crack and handle reattached. Other small chips to foot rim and scratches to underside. Others scuffs nibbles and slight wear to gilding Provenance. Private collection from central England and Rous Lench.

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Lot 109
Six English egg strainers of circular form, decorated in blue and white transfer prints, each with individual drain hole patterns and handles. Circa late 18th early 19th century. Sizes 8cm 8.5cm 9cm 10cm diameter. Condition. One with hairline crack, others. Nibbles and scuffs to rims and handles. Provenance. Private collection from central England.

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Lot 110
Six English egg strainers of circular form, decorated with blue and white transfer prints, each with individual drain hole patterns and handles. Circa late 18th early 19th century. Sizes 8cm 8.5cm diameter. Condition, one broken and reattached, others. Nibbles and scuffs to rims, small chips to foot rims, one stained (6) Provenance. Private collection from central England.

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Lot 111
Four English porcelain egg strainers of circular form, decorated with blue and white transfer prints, each with individual drain hole patterns and handles. Circa early 19th century. Sizes 9.5cm diameter. Condition, minor nips and scuffs to rims, some light staining. Provenance. Private collection from central England.

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Lot 112
Six English porcelain egg strainers of circular form, decorated with blue and white transfer prints, each with individual drain hole patterns and handles. Circa late 18th early 19th century. Sizes 8cm 8.5cm 9.5cm 10cm diameter. Condition. One with hairline crack, others minor scuffs and nibbles to foot rims. Provenance. Private collection from central England.

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Lot 113
A Caughley wine taster, transfer printed with The Fisherman and Cormorant pattern, with a leaf shaped handle. Circa late 18th century. Size 5cm diameter 2cm high Condition. Small chip to underside tip of handle. Provenance. Private collection from central England.

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- Estimate£120 - £150
- Starting£70
Lot 114
A Derby porcelain spoon shaped strainer, decorated in blue and white leafy sprigs. With a feathered edge border to the handle. Circa 1780. Size 5cm x9.5cm Condition. Very tiny nick to rim, two tiny manufacture flaws to rim. Provenance. Private collection from central England.

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- Estimate£120 - £150
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Lot 115
Six English porcelain egg strainers of circular form, decorated with blue and white transfer prints, each with individual drain hole patterns and handles. Circa late 18th early 19th century. Sizes 8.5cm 9.5cm 10cm diameter. Condition. One with a hairline crack. Others nibbles and scuffs to rims. Provenance. Private collection from central England.

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Lot 116
Six English porcelain egg strainers of circular form, decorated with blue and white transfer prints, each with individual drain hole patterns and handles. Circa late 18th early 19th century. Sizes 7cm 8.5cm 9cm 10cm diameter. Condition. One with handle replaced, one with old repair to top rim, one with star crack to underside. Others nibbles and scuff. Provenance. Private collection from central England.

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Lot 117
Six English porcelain egg strainers of circular form, decorated with blue and white transfer prints, each with individual drain hole patterns and handles. Including one from the Caughley Bicentenary sale. Circa late 18th early 19th century. Sizes 8cm , 9cm diameter. Condition. One handle re attached , others with nibbles and scuffs to rims. Provenance. Private collection from central England.

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Lot 118
Two Derby porcelain blue and white fan shaped asparagus servers. Painted in underglaze blue with The Pagoda in a landscape pattern. Circa 1765-75 Size 7.5cm long. 7cm wide Condition. Few scuffs and nibbles to edges. Provenance. Private collection from central England.

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- Estimate£100 - £120
- Starting£60
Lot 119
Two Wedgwood blue and white asparagus servers , decorated with floral sprays. Circa 1820. Size 9cm long 6cm wide. Condition. One server with old repair to bottom right hand corner, other one small chip to bottom rim. Provenance. Private collection from central England.

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Lot 120
Two Spode blue and white transfer printed asparagus servers, printed with rural landscapes. Circa. Early 19th century. Marked Spode Size 7.5cm high 9cm wide. Condition. Chip to bottom corner of one. Some scuffs. Crazing Provenance. Private collection from central England.

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Lot 121
Two early 19th century blue and white transfer printed Asparagus servers attributed to Wedgwood. Circa early 19th century. Size 8.5cm high 9cm wide. Condition. Some scuffs and nibbles to edges, some scratches Provenance. Private collection from central England

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Lot 122
Five 19th century English asparagus servers, attributed to Davenport, blue and white transfer printed with pagodas and landscapes. Circa 1825-30, Size. 7cm & 8cm high 9cm wide. Condition. Some scuffs and light staining. Provenance. Private collection from central England.

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Lot 123
Four pearl ware late 18th century asparagus servers, three with pierced sides. Circa 1790-1800. Size 8cm high 8cm wide. Condition. Some general wear, nibbles, scuffs and staining. Provenance. Private collection from central England

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Lot 124
A late 18th century asparagus server. Attributed to Worcester. Transfer printed blue and white, with The Fisherman and cormorant pattern. Circa 1780-90. Size. 7.5cm high. 8cm wide. Condition. Reverse of server has a lot of scratches Provenance. Private collection from central England

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Lot 125
A Caughley late 18th asparagus server, transfer printed with the Fisherman pattern. This Asparagus server was purchased from The Agatha Christie Estate sale in 12/09/06. Label on reverse. Circa 1780-90. Size 7.5cm high 6cm wide. Condition. Good Some very minor scuffs to side edges. Provenance. Private collection from central England. Agatha Christie Estate sale. 12/09/06

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Lot 126
Six early 19th century English egg separators or double egg cups. Blue and white transfer printed with various patterns. Circa early 19th century. Size 4cm & 5cm high. Condition. Good. Some minor scuffs to rims, worn rim gilding to one Provenance. Private collection from central England.

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Lot 127
Four late 19th /early 20th century English egg separators or double egg cups, to include Derby, Spode and a Wedgwood ‘Ferrara’ patterned cup. Glazed stoneware with relief moulding. Circa late 19th early 20th century. Size 4cm & 4.5cm high. Condition. Old repair to Spode. Worn gilding to Derby. Rim scuffs and hairline to Wedgwood. Stoneware. Rim chips Provenance. Private collection from central England.

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- Estimate£60 - £80
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Lot 128
A Pinxton porcelain teacup and saucer, painted with a deep reddish brown border with three gilt panels with gilded lines above and below. With scattered cornflowers below the gilt lines. Circa late 18th century. Unmarked. Size Cup, 7.5cm diameter 6cm high. Saucer 13.5cm diameter. Condition, scratches to centre of saucer and inside base of cup, wear to gilding. Ref. See June Meeks page 42 for coffee can of same pattern. Provenance. The Michael Oscroft Collection.

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Lot 129
A Pinxton Porcelain Bute shaped tea bowl and saucer, decorated with a black and gilt border and gilt rim lines, pattern no 359 in gilt to both pieces. Circa late 18th century. Size TB 8cm diameter 6cm high. Saucer 14.5cm diameter. Condition. Some surface scratches and wear to gilding. Ref. see ND Gent page 76. Provenance The Michael Oscroft Collection

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Lot 130
A Pinxton porcelain coffee can and saucer, green ground with blue floral sprays with elaborate gilded panels, both unmarked. Circa late 18th century. Size can 6.5cm diameter 6cm high. Condition. Can, wear to gilded rim lines, saucer, scuffs to foot rim, staining to underside, wear to gilding. Ref. See ND Gent page 82. Provenance. The Michael Oscroft Collection.

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Lot 131
A Pinxton porcelain coffee can and saucer, white ground with deep gilt borders of the Seaweed pattern. No 1 in gilt to both pieces. Circa late 18th century. Size. Can 6.5cm diameter 6cm high. Condition. Can slight wear to gilding. Saucer, small chip and scuffs to foot rim. Slight wear to gilding. Ref, see ND page 117 for creamer in same pattern. Provenance. The Michael Oscroft Collection.

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Lot 132
A Pinxton porcelain trio, coffee can, tea cup and saucer, of spiral fluted form, painted with simple sepia bands. Cup and can marked with 10 in sepia. Circa late 18th century. Size. Can 6.5cm diameter 6cm high, cup 7.5cm diameter 6cm high, saucer, 14cm diameter. Condition, some bubbles to centre of saucer. Nibble to rim Wear to rim line enamels on all pieces. Ref. See ND Gent page 126 Provenance. The Michael Oscroft Collection.

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Lot 133
A Pinxton porcelain teacup and saucer, of straight fluted form, decorated with orange borders, gilt swags and cornflowers, label saying pattern 314. Circa late 18th century. Size cup 8cm diameter 6cm high, saucer 14cm diameter. Condition, nibble to outer rim of saucer, nibbles to foot rim of cup, some light wear to gilding. Ref. ND Gent page 129. Provenance The Michael Oscroft Collection.

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Lot 134
A Pinxton porcelain teacup and saucer, decorated with the Lily border pattern, in green and gilt, label saying 312 pattern. Circa late 18th century, size. Cup 8cm diameter 5.5cm high. Saucer 14.5cm diameter. Condition. Cup, hairline crack running from rim, rim chip with associated hairline, Saucer, scuffs to foot rim, wear to gilding on both pieces, Ref. ND Gent page 69. Provenance The Michael Oscroft Collection.

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Lot 135
A Pinxton porcelain tea cup and saucer, decorated with heavy gilt floral borders and gilt bands. Pattern 283. Unmarked. Circa late 18th century. Size cup. 8.5cm diameter 6cm high, saucer 14cm diameter. Condition. Wear to gilding on both pieces. Ref. ND Gent page 68 Provenance The Michael Oscroft Collection

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Lot 136
A Pinxton porcelain coffee can and saucer decorated with ribbon swags and puce coloured flowers and green leaves, with gilt rims. Circa late 18th century. Unmarked. Size, can 6.5cm diameter 6.3cm high. Saucer 13cm diameter. Condition. Saucer, a couple of feint hairline cracks to the rim, some scuffs and nibbles to foot rim. Can, scuffs to foot rim, wear to gilding on both pieces. Ref. See ND Gent page 88. Provenance. The Michael Oscroft Collection.

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Lot 137
A Pinxton porcelain trio, tea cup, coffee can and saucer, decorated with grey ferns and gilt leaf borders. Pattern no 275. Circa late 18th century. Unmarked. Size Can 6.5cm diameter 6cm high. Cup. 8cm diameter 6cm high. Saucer 14.5cm diameter. Condition. Can, chip to top rim close to handle, worn gilding to top rim, Cup, worn gilding to top rim, Saucer, worn gilding to rim, few scratches to centre. Ref. See ND Gent page 66. Provenance The Michael Oscroft Collection

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Lot 138
A Pinxton porcelain trio, Bute shaped tea bowl, Bute shaped fluted tea bowl and saucer, decorated with the Red sprig pattern. Circa late 18th century. Size. TB, 8.5cm diameter 5cm high. Fluted 7.5cm diameter 6.2cm high. Saucer 13.5cm diameter. Condition. Some scuffs and some wear to enamels on all pieces. Ref. See ND Gent page 49. Provenance The Michael Oscroft Collection.

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Lot 139
A Pinxton porcelain tea bowl and saucer, decorated with puce rural landscapes, attributed to William Billingsley . pattern 218. Circa late 18th century. Size TB 8.7cm diameter 5cm high. Saucer 14cm diameter. Condition. Saucer, small chip to inner rim, small hairline crack from rim, TB, nibbles and scuffs to foot rim, some fritting to outside of rim, wear to gilding on both pieces. Provenance. The Michael Oscroft Collection, Phillip Robinson Antiques.

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Lot 140
A Pinxton porcelain tea cup and saucer. Painted with floral sprays and sprigs. Unmarked. Circa late 18th century. Size. Cup 8.5cm diameter 6cm high. Saucer, 13.7cm diameter. Condition. Cup, hairline crack from top rim, crack to handle, some crazing and fritting. Saucer, several feint hairline cracks, nick to rim, some fritting and crazing. Ref. see ND Gent page 82. Provenance The Michael Oscroft Collection.

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Lot 141
A Pinxton matched Bute shaped tea cup and saucer, painted with rural landscapes with gilt borders. Cup pattern 58 (label with feint 58) Saucer pattern 174. (label 174) Circa 1800. Size Cup 8cm diameter 6.5cm high. Saucer. 13.7cm diameter. Condition. Cup, small scratch to centre of painting. Worn gilding. Saucer, some fritting and slight wear to gilding. Ref. See ND Gent page 61 ref cup. Provenance. The Michael Oscroft Collection.

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Lot 142
A Pinxton porcelain trio. Coffee can, tea cup and saucer, decorated with a pink band with gilt swags below. Saucer has impress T to the underside, cups unmarked. Circa late 18th century. Size, Can 6.5cm diameter 6.5cm high. Cup. 7.7cm diameter 6.5cm high. Saucer 13.5cm diameter. Condition. Can, chip to top rim, very worn gilding. Cup, chip to top rim, wear to gilding, Saucer, glaze chips to centre, scratches wear to gilding. Ref. See Barry Sheppard page 69 for ref to can. Provenance The Michael

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Lot 143
A Pinxton porcelain trio, tea cup, saucer and side plate, decorated with a black hanging swag border, circa late 18th century. Unmarked. Size. Cup 7.5cm diameter 6.5cm high. Saucer 13.7cm diameter. Plate 16.5cm diameter. Condition, scuffs and nibbles to foot rims, wear to gilding. Provenance The Michael Oscroft Collection.

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