Lot 482: A Collection of Ceramics, including 18th Century Chinese Porcelain and Japanese Style Wares
A varied collection of predominantly ceramic wares. The lot includes a globular vase with a tall neck, adorned in intricate red, orange, and gold multi-patterned decoration, suggestive of Japanese Imari or Kutani style. Surrounding the vase are three white ceramic mugs/cups: one featuring a ship with a Union Jack flag, possibly 18th Century Chinese Export style; another with a scalloped rim and a royal crown motif, consistent with Victorian Coronation wares; and a third depicting architectural illustrations (with partial text “CITY”, “House”, and “Guildh”, likely “Guildhall”) and a gold laurel wreath, possibly Victorian commemorative. Stacked beneath are three plates: a white plate with black architectural drawings, a plain green plate, and a dark blue plate embellished with extensive gold scrollwork. A small white ceramic cup and saucer set, notable for its heavy gold trim and decorative script on the saucer, completes the group. Most items bear white stickers with “28 28”, while some plates and the saucer also have orange stickers marked “482”.
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