25th Mar, 2025 11:00
The House & Garden Sale
1335
A group of four 18th century blue and white porcelain gravy boats
Consisting of three Worcester gravy boats with moulded bodies and floral decoration, one with a cartouche depicting Oriental scenes, two with hand-painted crescent marks beneath and one with a workman's mark; together with a further gravy boat.
(4)
Dimensions: The largest gravy boat 20.5vm long overall
Sold for £45
Estimated at £100 - £300
Consisting of three Worcester gravy boats with moulded bodies and floral decoration, one with a cartouche depicting Oriental scenes, two with hand-painted crescent marks beneath and one with a workman's mark; together with a further gravy boat.
(4)
Dimensions: The largest gravy boat 20.5vm long overall
The largest gravy boat unmarked and in good condition.
One of the Worcester gravy boats moulded with roses in good condition with a slight mark to the uppermost tip of the handle and along one edge of the rim.
The smaller gravy boat decorated with flowers with extensive restoration to the foot rim, further minor marks around the edge.
The gravy boat decorated with an Oriental scene with hairline cracks around the foot and the body.
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Auction: The House & Garden Sale, 25th Mar, 2025
The contents of a Cotswold farmhouse, Strongs house, Taynton, and other properties
Fine Decorative Furniture, Sculpture, Paintings & Prints,
Works of Art, and Garden Ornament.
Viewing
Friday 21 March 10.00am to 4.00pm
Saturday 22 March 10.00am to 4.00pm
Sunday 23 March 10.00am to 3.00pm
