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500 Years of European Ceramics

9 December 2021 | starting at 12:00 GMT

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Auction highlights

A rare Meissen ormolu-mounted figure of Harlequin with a 'Pass Glass', circa 1740. Sold for £50,250 inc. premium

Two Meissen circular stands, circa 1725-30. Sold for £37,750 inc. premium

A very rare Meissen Augustus Rex vase, circa 1725. Sold for £35,250 inc. premium

A large and rare Meissen pale-blue ground pâte-sur-pâte vase, late 19th century. Sold for £31,500 inc. premium

A very large Meissen 'Limoges enamel' style vase, circa 1860. Sold for £27,750 inc. premium

A very rare and important Dutch delft basin, Adrianus Kocks, De Grieksche A, 1686-1701. Sold for £25,250 inc. premium

A Meissen Augustus Rex flared beaker vase, circa 1730. Sold for £22,750 inc. premium

A Meissen model of a jay with squirrel, circa 1740. Sold for £15,250 inc. premium

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324 lots available

1 —
A very large Spanish Hispano-Moresque dish, probably Valencia (Manises), circa 1525-60

£1,200 - £1,800

2^* —
A Pesaro maiolica istoriato tazza, circa 1540

£5,000 - £7,000

3 —
A Venetian maiolica albarello, mid 16th century

Sold for £765 inc. premium

4 —
An Urbino maiolica wet drug jar attributed to the Fontana workshop, circa 1565-70

£5,000 - £8,000

8^* —
An Italian maiolica tapering rectangular armorial flask, first half 17th century

Sold for £2,295 inc. premium

9 —
Two small Castelli maiolica plates, first half 18th century

£800 - £1,200

10^* —
A Castelli maiolica small dish, first half 18th century

Sold for £688.50 inc. premium

11 —
A Castelli maiolica armorial small dish, first half 18th century

£700 - £900

12 —
A Sinceny or Rouen faience dish with chinoiserie figures, circa 1740

£1,500 - £2,000

13^* —
A Turin, Rossetti factory, maiolica dish, third quarter 18th century

£2,000 - £3,000

14 —
A Strasbourg faience tureen and cover, circa 1750

£2,000 - £3,000

15 —
A Dutch Delft grape box, cover and stand, circa 1760

Sold for £1,083.75 inc. premium

16^* —
A Dutch Delft pair of milkers, Anthonie Pennis factory of 'de twee scheepjes', circa 1760-70

Sold for £4,462.50 inc. premium

17^* —
A very rare and important Dutch delft basin, Adrianus Kocks, De Grieksche A, 1686-1701

Amended

Sold for £25,250 inc. premium

18 —
A Westerwald stoneware jug (Kugelbauchkrug) depicting King William III and his consort Mary, date 1691

£2,000 - £3,000

19 —
A Dutch Delft plaque, circa 1740-60

£1,000 - £1,500

20 —
A rare Pingsdorfer earthenware pot (Kugelbauchkanne), 10th - 12th century

Sold for £2,040 inc. premium

21 —
Three Siegburg stoneware jugs, 15th-16th century

Sold for £765 inc. premium

22 —
A Pingsdorfer earthenware vase ('Doppelhenkelflasche'), 13th century

Sold for £382.50 inc. premium

23 —
A Siegburg stoneware pewter-mounted tankard (Schnelle), dated 1595

Sold for £4,462.50 inc. premium

24 —
A Siegburg stoneware pewter-mounted tankard (Schnelle) with the Royal arms of England, dated 1575

£5,000 - £7,000

25 —
A Siegburg stoneware jug (Jacoba-Kanne), 15th century

Sold for £637.50 inc. premium

26 —
A Siegburg stoneware jug (Pulle), circa 1560-70

Sold for £637.50 inc. premium

27 —
A Siegburg stoneware jug (Trichterhalskrug), mid 16th century

Sold for £510 inc. premium

28 —
Three Rhenish stoneware miniature vases, 16th century

£250 - £400

29 —
A Raeren stoneware tankard (Schnelle), dated 1583

£6,000 - £8,000

30 —
A Westerwald stoneware pewter-mounted jug (Enghalskanne), 2nd half 17th century

Sold for £1,020 inc. premium

31 —
A Westerwald stoneware jug (Enghalskanne), second half 17th century

£500 - £700

32 —
A Raeren/Aachen stoneware jug, circa 1475-1525

£3,000 - £5,000

33 —
A Cologne/Frechen stoneware jug (Bartmannskrug), circa 1600

£800 - £1,200

34 —
A very rare large Siegburg stoneware armorial jug or pitcher (Bartmannskrug), circa 1560-80

£12,000 - £14,000

35 —
Two Raeren stoneware jugs, together with a small Siegburg pot, 16th/early 17th century

Sold for £535.50 inc. premium

36 —
A Siegburg stoneware beaker, 15th century

Sold for £510 inc. premium

37 —
A large Cologne/Frechen stoneware pewter-mounted jug (Bartmannskrug), late 16th century

£6,000 - £8,000

38 —
A small Cologne/Frechen stoneware jug (Bartmannskrug), late 16th century

Sold for £637.50 inc. premium

39 —
A Raeren stoneware silver-mounted jug, late 16th century

£5,000 - £6,000

40 —
Two Siegburg stoneware jugs, 15th century, together with a Rhenish stoneware bulbous pot, late 13th century

Sold for £1,785 inc. premium

41 —
A rare Siegburg stoneware pewter-mounted tankard (Schnelle), circa 1560-70

Sold for £10,837.50 inc. premium

42 —
A rare and large pewter-mounted Siegburg stoneware jug (Schnelle), third quarter 16th century,

£8,000 - £12,000

43^* —
A rare Doccia armorial beaker with the arms of Cardinal Giovanni Francesco Stoppani, circa 1753

Sold for £5,100 inc. premium

44 —
A pair of Doccia white leaf-shaped dishes together with a Fürstenberg leaf-shaped dish, late 18th/early 19th century

£600 - £800

45^* —
A rare Doccia group of Bacchus with leopard, circa 1750

£4,000 - £6,000

46^* —
An extensive Doccia table service, late 18th century

£30,000 - £50,000

47^* —
A Doccia gilt-metal mounted snuff box, circa 1760

£4,000 - £6,000

48^* —
A rare Doccia coffee pot and cover, circa 1748-50

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Sophie von der Goltz

Head of Sale

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27% of the hammer price of amounts in excess of £40,000 up to and including £800,000;
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500 Years of European Ceramics

Auction highlights

Lot gallery

1 — A very large Spanish Hispano-Moresque dish, probably Valencia (Manises), circa 1525-60

2* — A Pesaro maiolica istoriato tazza, circa 1540

3 — A Venetian maiolica albarello, mid 16th century

4 — An Urbino maiolica wet drug jar attributed to the Fontana workshop, circa 1565-70

5 — An Italian maiolica tazza, probably Deruta, circa 1540

6* — A pair of Montelupo maiolica two-handled jars, end of 16th century

7* — A Bianchi di Faenza maiolica reticulated tazza, late 17th century

8* — An Italian maiolica tapering rectangular armorial flask, first half 17th century

9 — Two small Castelli maiolica plates, first half 18th century

10* — A Castelli maiolica small dish, first half 18th century

11 — A Castelli maiolica armorial small dish, first half 18th century

12 — A Sinceny or Rouen faience dish with chinoiserie figures, circa 1740

13* — A Turin, Rossetti factory, maiolica dish, third quarter 18th century

14 — A Strasbourg faience tureen and cover, circa 1750

15 — A Dutch Delft grape box, cover and stand, circa 1760

16* — A Dutch Delft pair of milkers, Anthonie Pennis factory of 'de twee scheepjes', circa 1760-70

17* — A very rare and important Dutch delft basin, Adrianus Kocks, De Grieksche A, 1686-1701

18 — A Westerwald stoneware jug (Kugelbauchkrug) depicting King William III and his consort Mary, date 1691

19 — A Dutch Delft plaque, circa 1740-60

20 — A rare Pingsdorfer earthenware pot (Kugelbauchkanne), 10th - 12th century

21 — Three Siegburg stoneware jugs, 15th-16th century

22 — A Pingsdorfer earthenware vase ('Doppelhenkelflasche'), 13th century

23 — A Siegburg stoneware pewter-mounted tankard (Schnelle), dated 1595

24 — A Siegburg stoneware pewter-mounted tankard (Schnelle) with the Royal arms of England, dated 1575

25 — A Siegburg stoneware jug (Jacoba-Kanne), 15th century

26 — A Siegburg stoneware jug (Pulle), circa 1560-70

27 — A Siegburg stoneware jug (Trichterhalskrug), mid 16th century

28 — Three Rhenish stoneware miniature vases, 16th century

29 — A Raeren stoneware tankard (Schnelle), dated 1583

30 — A Westerwald stoneware pewter-mounted jug (Enghalskanne), 2nd half 17th century

31 — A Westerwald stoneware jug (Enghalskanne), second half 17th century

32 — A Raeren/Aachen stoneware jug, circa 1475-1525

33 — A Cologne/Frechen stoneware jug (Bartmannskrug), circa 1600

34 — A very rare large Siegburg stoneware armorial jug or pitcher (Bartmannskrug), circa 1560-80

35 — Two Raeren stoneware jugs, together with a small Siegburg pot, 16th/early 17th century

36 — A Siegburg stoneware beaker, 15th century

37 — A large Cologne/Frechen stoneware pewter-mounted jug (Bartmannskrug), late 16th century

38 — A small Cologne/Frechen stoneware jug (Bartmannskrug), late 16th century

39 — A Raeren stoneware silver-mounted jug, late 16th century

40 — Two Siegburg stoneware jugs, 15th century, together with a Rhenish stoneware bulbous pot, late 13th century

41 — A rare Siegburg stoneware pewter-mounted tankard (Schnelle), circa 1560-70

42 — A rare and large pewter-mounted Siegburg stoneware jug (Schnelle), third quarter 16th century,

43* — A rare Doccia armorial beaker with the arms of Cardinal Giovanni Francesco Stoppani, circa 1753

44 — A pair of Doccia white leaf-shaped dishes together with a Fürstenberg leaf-shaped dish, late 18th/early 19th century

45* — A rare Doccia group of Bacchus with leopard, circa 1750

46* — An extensive Doccia table service, late 18th century

47* — A Doccia gilt-metal mounted snuff box, circa 1760

48* — A rare Doccia coffee pot and cover, circa 1748-50

Specialist contacts

Sebastian Kuhn

Nette Megens

Porcelain (UK)

Sophie von der Goltz

Shipping (UK)

News and stories

Everyday Rococo | Madame de Pompadour and Sèvres Porcelain

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1 —
A very large Spanish Hispano-Moresque dish, probably Valencia (Manises), circa 1525-60

2^* —
A Pesaro maiolica istoriato tazza, circa 1540

3 —
A Venetian maiolica albarello, mid 16th century

4 —
An Urbino maiolica wet drug jar attributed to the Fontana workshop, circa 1565-70

5 —
An Italian maiolica tazza, probably Deruta, circa 1540

6^* —
A pair of Montelupo maiolica two-handled jars, end of 16th century

7^* —
A Bianchi di Faenza maiolica reticulated tazza, late 17th century

8^* —
An Italian maiolica tapering rectangular armorial flask, first half 17th century

9 —
Two small Castelli maiolica plates, first half 18th century

10^* —
A Castelli maiolica small dish, first half 18th century

11 —
A Castelli maiolica armorial small dish, first half 18th century

12 —
A Sinceny or Rouen faience dish with chinoiserie figures, circa 1740

13^* —
A Turin, Rossetti factory, maiolica dish, third quarter 18th century

14 —
A Strasbourg faience tureen and cover, circa 1750

15 —
A Dutch Delft grape box, cover and stand, circa 1760

16^* —
A Dutch Delft pair of milkers, Anthonie Pennis factory of 'de twee scheepjes', circa 1760-70

17^* —
A very rare and important Dutch delft basin, Adrianus Kocks, De Grieksche A, 1686-1701

18 —
A Westerwald stoneware jug (Kugelbauchkrug) depicting King William III and his consort Mary, date 1691

19 —
A Dutch Delft plaque, circa 1740-60

20 —
A rare Pingsdorfer earthenware pot (Kugelbauchkanne), 10th - 12th century

21 —
Three Siegburg stoneware jugs, 15th-16th century

22 —
A Pingsdorfer earthenware vase ('Doppelhenkelflasche'), 13th century

23 —
A Siegburg stoneware pewter-mounted tankard (Schnelle), dated 1595

24 —
A Siegburg stoneware pewter-mounted tankard (Schnelle) with the Royal arms of England, dated 1575

25 —
A Siegburg stoneware jug (Jacoba-Kanne), 15th century

26 —
A Siegburg stoneware jug (Pulle), circa 1560-70

27 —
A Siegburg stoneware jug (Trichterhalskrug), mid 16th century

28 —
Three Rhenish stoneware miniature vases, 16th century

29 —
A Raeren stoneware tankard (Schnelle), dated 1583

30 —
A Westerwald stoneware pewter-mounted jug (Enghalskanne), 2nd half 17th century

31 —
A Westerwald stoneware jug (Enghalskanne), second half 17th century

32 —
A Raeren/Aachen stoneware jug, circa 1475-1525

33 —
A Cologne/Frechen stoneware jug (Bartmannskrug), circa 1600

34 —
A very rare large Siegburg stoneware armorial jug or pitcher (Bartmannskrug), circa 1560-80

35 —
Two Raeren stoneware jugs, together with a small Siegburg pot, 16th/early 17th century

36 —
A Siegburg stoneware beaker, 15th century

37 —
A large Cologne/Frechen stoneware pewter-mounted jug (Bartmannskrug), late 16th century

38 —
A small Cologne/Frechen stoneware jug (Bartmannskrug), late 16th century

39 —
A Raeren stoneware silver-mounted jug, late 16th century

40 —
Two Siegburg stoneware jugs, 15th century, together with a Rhenish stoneware bulbous pot, late 13th century

41 —
A rare Siegburg stoneware pewter-mounted tankard (Schnelle), circa 1560-70

42 —
A rare and large pewter-mounted Siegburg stoneware jug (Schnelle), third quarter 16th century,

43^* —
A rare Doccia armorial beaker with the arms of Cardinal Giovanni Francesco Stoppani, circa 1753

44 —
A pair of Doccia white leaf-shaped dishes together with a Fürstenberg leaf-shaped dish, late 18th/early 19th century

45^* —
A rare Doccia group of Bacchus with leopard, circa 1750

46^* —
An extensive Doccia table service, late 18th century

47^* —
A Doccia gilt-metal mounted snuff box, circa 1760

48^* —
A rare Doccia coffee pot and cover, circa 1748-50