Is there anything of interest in this lot? sorry don't know anything about it.

Hi I wondered if there was anything interest in this lot, I inherited them a while back but haven't looked any of it up, not really my antique field of interest.

 

The little pitcher in the last picture......and possibly the goblet are Copper Lusterware. They look to be nice examples.Sadly in my experience, books seem to give them more value then people are actually willing to pay for them.......However....the ones with blue decoration ae more favored. However a search of eBay completeds should give you a good idea of value.

https://www.google.com/search?q=cop...53vXTAhWJZiYKHVirBiMQsAQIlAE&biw=1600&bih=784

 

Also in the last picture the little teapot between the lusterware pieces looks interesting. Some close up pictures including the bottom will help somebody ID that for you.
The crystal pitcher might be good, it's cute. A lot depends on if it is marked/Signed or not. The other old china pieces are cool, and would be of interest to collectors. Is there anything that is high value? not that I see. but wait for more experienced eyes.
Most the stuff in the 1st picture seems to me, to be late 19th early 20th century dishware. the color of the middle piece is interesting.

 

The George VI cup might be interesting, assuming it's a coronation piece. He followed when Edward abdicated, and there wasn't a lot of advance warning, so the volume of coronation pieces is less than for other monarchs.

 

First picture - any markings on the back of the pink/white platter?
Second picture - The Queen Victoria piece, is it a plate or tea tile? Also the pitcher might be Waterford.
Third picture - agree with the Lustre ware, I also see a soapstone, what? teapot? The piece behind the soapstone, is it mottled pink on the back? If so then pink lustre.

 

The George VI mug looks like the one designed by Dame Laura Knight.

Some of the ceramic pieces look to be of interest eg plaque but really need to see close ups of base markings/stamps

 

Mug looks good, and the God is Love plaque also, plus that remembrance jar.

 

Hi thanks for all the replies, yes the mug is by Dame Laura Knight, Thank Bdigger, Copper Lusterware I'm sure it is BTW does the B in your name stand for bottle? clutteredcloset49 I will do some better photos later on today but I know the glass jug has a music box on the underneath, when lifted it plays. The large mug does have pink of the back. Rhiwfield thank you, yes by DLK Ill get some photos of the backs later on today if I can, Thanks Ownedbybear, any idea of prices on any of it?

 

Hi,
I agree with Digger. I had the same copper lustre creamer. Gave it to a friend.
greg

 

Copper lustre jugs a few quid, car boot. Cranberry likewise. If the plaque is a decent make, maybe £20? I want to see the jar properly. The mug seems to go for under a tenner, which is sad. To be honest, I'd car boot it all.

 

I can see it's not worth much but photos as promised...Oh an extra plate I found at the bottom of the cabinet.

 

Check Sunderland ware for the pink mottled lustre

 

Yup, that's the one thing that might have a little more worth.

 

Thank you, just looked it up on ebay £20-30

 

Nope the B stands for Bear......The copper luster pitcher seems to have some painting on the blue part. If they are people and not flowers that could increase the value quite a bit.

Also ,any cracks or chips on the plates or cups SERIOUSLY diminishes value.

 

Very poorly painted but yes it looks like a woman stroking a cat, it's raised then hand colored, they must have been done in the 1000's by how poor the painting has been done.

 

Looking at others, they all seem to be poorly painted, but seem to fetch a little better price. Check eBay completed auctions for copper luster pitcher relief painted. I would, but I'm on my phone and it's a pita to do on a phone