Attractive Derby Coffee Can & Saucer c1815. A pretty Derby coffee can and saucer with hand-painted flowers set on a light blue ground.  Both pieces have the usual Derby red mark and date to c1815.  They are in very good condition, with just some wear to the gilding and usual light glaze crazing. Code: CS0810OT £59.

Stunning Derby Heart Shaped Dish, Robert Brewer Landscape, c1815. This is a very attractive Derby heart-shaped dish with central landscape entitled "View on the River Tiber", almost certainly the work of Robert Brewer and dating to c1815.  The usual Derby red mark and title to the reverse.  In generally very good condition, though with all-over crazing which is usual in Derby porcelain of this period and a little associated staining to the reverse. Code: B0710OCCa £375.

Derby Coffee Can & Saucer with Grape and Vine Pattern Decoration c1815. A Derby can and saucer, decorated with a blue and gold grape and vine pattern, dating to c1815.  Both pieces have the usual Derby red mark.  There is some wear to the gilding and usual glaze crazing.  Some of the crazing on the saucer shows up as cracks when held to a back light, but without the light these do not appear to go through the body.  The can does not have this problem and is in good condition apart from the wear to the gilding.  Code: CS0810PC £25.

Derby Coffee Can in pattern 737, c1810. A fine Derby coffee can with square shaped handle, marked in red with the usual Derby mark with pattern number 737 also in red just below.  In generally very fine condition with just a little wear to the gilding.   Code: CC0710RC  £69.

Very Fine Derby Coffee Can in Pattern 561 c1805. Derby coffee can decorated in pattern 561.  In wonderful condition.  Marked with a neat red mark with the pattern number below. Code: CC0810PV £45.

Good Derby Tea Cup & Saucer, Pattern 561. A good Derby tea cup & saucer decorated in pattern 561.  Some of the gilding on the saucer has been re-touched, the cup looks ok.  Usual neat red mark with pattern number below. Code: CS0810PR/LV £25.

Rare Derby Sucrier with Landscapes by Robertson c1810. A very fine and rare shaped Derby sucrier with a landscape to each side, probably the work of George Robertson.  It is most unusual to find a sucrier of this shape, which would never have had a cover.  We have seen one other in a standard pattern.  To find one with two Robertson landscapes makes it a very rare find.  Marked with the usual Derby crossed batton mark and dating to c1810.  In fine condition with just a little wear to the gilding, on the rim and handles. Code: O0610RRC £595.

Beautiful Hand Painted Derby Botanical Plate c1815. This is a lovely Derby plate, beautifully hand painted with five individual sprays of flowers linked to give a garland effect round the edge of the plate, with a further floral spray in the centre, c1815.  It is marked with in red with the usual Derby mark for the period and has a sticker for the Mary Farquharson collection together with an old dealers ticket giving a description of the plate.  The pattern of decoration on this plate is more unusual than the botanical decoration generally found at this time which, together with the provenance, makes this a particularly interesting and desirable piece. Condition is good, with just light wear to the gilding around the rim and very fine all over crazing, usual in Derby porcelain of this period.  The plate measures about 8.75 inches in diameter. Code: P0110PCF £250.

Derby Puce Decorated Plate, Quaker Pegg Style, c1815. This is a lovely Derby plate decorated in monochrome with vivid puce flowers, the largest being quite stunningly painted in a style very reminiscent of William "Quaker" Pegg.  It's marked with the usual Derby mark for the period and dates to c1815. The plate has some very fine all-over crazing, normal for Derby of this period, and some light discolouration.  Otherwise a stunning piece. Code: CC0610TTa £195.

Derby Imari Pattern Coffee Can c1815.  A lovely condition Derby coffee can in an imari pattern, dating to c1815.  Usual red Derby mark for this period.  Apart from some very fine all over crazing which is usual for this period, the can is in very fine condition.  Code: CC0408OV  Sold.

Rare Derby Plate with Japan Style Decoration, c1805. A very unusual and presumably quite rare Derby fluted plate brightly decorated with an Oriental style pattern of chrysanthemums, bamboo fences, tree stumps etc, a stylised version of the kakiemon patterns of the mid to late 1700's usually found on Worcester porcelain.  Incorporated into the design is the seaweed pattern produced at Derby c1800.  It's marked with a neat red Derby mark of crown, crossed batons dots and D and dates to the early 1800's.  We have not come across this pattern before and consider it to be an exciting find. Code: P0110PVC £295.

Derby Square Handled Coffee Can c1815. A fine Derby coffee can with square-shaped handle decorated inside and out with individual roses.  Marked with the usual red crossed batton mark and dating to c1815.  In fine condition with just a little wear to the gilding. Code: CC0410OV £59.

Small Derby Plate with Individual Roses c1815. A small Derby plate measuring 8 inches in diameter and decorated with individual roses.  Marked with the usual Derby red crossed battons mark and dating to c1815.  In fine condition with just a little wear to the gilding. We have two of these available. Code: P0410PC £30 each or £50 for the pair.

Fine Derby Dessert Plate with Sepia Landscape c1810. This is a fine and attractive Derby dessert plate, decorated with a sepia landscape which is probably the work of Robert Brewer.  Marked with a neat red mark of crown, crossed batons dots and D, it dates to c1810.  It has some very fine crazing to the glaze which is usual for Derby of this period, otherwise it is in excellent condition. Code: P0709ER £195

Fabulous Derby Lozenge Shaped Dish, c1815 . A very fine and impressive Derby lozenge-shaped dish, decorated with a sumptuous bouquet of flowers with more individual flowers to the corners.  It dates to c1815, is marked in red with the usual Derby mark and has a sticker relating to the Mary Farquharson collection.  It measures about 11 inches in length and is about 1.75 inches deep.  In generally very fine condition though with a couple of spots of stacking wear and a very tiny pin-head sized chip to the rear of the rim.  This is so small as to be virtually insignificant but is mentioned for total accuracy.  There is also a little crazing, normal for Derby of this period.  Still a very impressive dish which will give great satisfaction. Code: B0110PRO £275.

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