A ROYAL WORCESTER COBALT-BLUE AND IVORY GROUND PART DESSERT SERVICE
PROPERTY FROM THE COLLECTION OF MARION O. CHARLES
A ROYAL WORCESTER COBALT-BLUE AND IVORY GROUND PART DESSERT SERVICE

DATE CYPHERS FOR 1923 AND 1926, PUCE CROWNED MONOGRAM MARKS, RETAILER'S MARK FOR DAVIS COLLAMORE & CO., LTD., NEW YORK, PATTERN NO. C1970, VARIOUS GILT AND PAINTED CYPHERS, FIVE PLATES SIGNED W. BEE, THE REMAINDER SIGNED R. SEBRIGHT

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A ROYAL WORCESTER COBALT-BLUE AND IVORY GROUND PART DESSERT SERVICE
Date cyphers for 1923 and 1926, puce crowned monogram marks, retailer's mark for Davis Collamore & Co., Ltd., New York, pattern no. C1970, various gilt and painted cyphers, five plates signed W. Bee, the remainder signed R. Sebright
Each finely painted with a still-life of fruit and flowers within a roundel gilt with berried vine, the cavetto enriched with a radiating hexafoil cartouche within gilt peonies, comprising: a large vase modelled after the Sèvres 'Vase Hollandois', two sauce-tureens, covers, liners and stands, two shaped-circular dishes, two shaped-square dishes and fifteen dessert plates
11 in. (27.8 cm.) wide, the vase (28)

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Richard Sebright, British (1868 - 1951) is recorded at Royal Worcester as the 'finest fruit painters of any period'. He was also a master painter and exhibited watercolours at the Royal Academy. He painstakingly painted from nature and refused to simplify his techniques even when tempted by greater pay. See Property of a Lady, Christie's, New York, 24 April 2004, lot 394 for eleven plates by this artist.

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