NEWPORT HOUSE October 20th & 21st 2026

34 IMPERFECTIONS NOT STATED Fonsie Mealy’s Est. 1934 240. A fine quality 19th Century satinwood Display Cabinet, in the manner of Holland and Sons, the top with extended center pediment with shaped finial, above a breakfront form glazed door and panels with geometric inlay on conforming base, with unusual base, approx. 129cms high x 102cms wide x 51cms deep (90” x 40” x 20”). (1) €1000 - €1500 241. A set of 6 hand painted rose design Crown Derby Cups and Saucers, together with gilt highlighted Shelley china, comprising of cups, saucers, plates etc., as a lot. (6) €100 - €150 242. A late 18th Century Liverpool red transfer printed creamware Jug, one side depicting “Gulielmus III on horseback, To the Immortal Memory of King William, the Prince of Orange,” the other side with various masonic motifs “Protestant Ascendances, May the Orange institution stand as firm as the oak and its enemies fall off the leaves in October,” approx. 13cms (5”). (1) €250 - €350 243. A VintageWedgwood Etruria and Barlaston cream glazed ceramic Pitcher, featuring low relief historical scene of Wellington’s Victory, with shaped handle, approx. 15cms (6”) high; also a 19th Century Leeds Pottery creamware Jug, with leaf design capped and shaped handle on socle base, stamped at base, approx. 18cms (7”) high. (2) €200 - €300 244. A George II set of four First Period Dr. Wall Coffee Cups, decorated by James Gyles in a neat floral pattern, c. 1751. (4) €150 - €200 245. A George II First Period Dr. Wall Worcester Vase, painted by James Gyles with the Lady Mary Wortley Montague gilt and fancy birds pattern, c. 1751, approx. 11.25cms (4½”) high. (1) €200 - €300 246. A George II First Period Dr. Wall blue scaleWorcester Sucrier, with a flower handle for the lid and decorated in the Lady Mary Wortley Montague floral motif and gilt pattern, Kakiemon style, with pseudo Chinese mark, c. 1770, approx. 13cms (5”) high. (1) €500 - €700 247. A George II First Period Dr. Wall Worcester Tea Cup and Saucer, decorated by James Gyles in the Lady Mary Wortley Montague gilt and fancy birds pattern, c. 1751. (1) €180 - €220 248. A George II First Period Dr. Wall Worcester Teapot, with peach fruit handle for lid and decorated by James Gyles in the Lady Mary Wortley Montague gilt and fancy birds pattern, c. 1751, 13cms (5¼”) high. (1) €400 - €600 249. A George II First Period Dr. Wall Worcester Cream Jug, decorated by James Gyles in the gilt and fancy birds pattern, c. 1751, approx. 9cms (3½”) high. (1) €200 - €300 250. A Regency ChamberlainWorcester Sugar Bowl, with lid decorated in a floral and gilt pattern. (1) €200 - €300 251. A George II First Period Dr. Wall Worcester blue and white Salad Bowl, c. 1751, 24cms (9½”) diameter. (1) €600 - €800 252. A George II First Period Dr. Wall Worcester blue and white Chinese pattern Cream Jug, 9cms ( 3½”) high. (1) €400 - €500 253. A George II First Period blue and white Worcester Beer Mug, Dr. Caughley, pine cone pattern, c. 1751, 15cms (6”) high. (1) €180 - €220 254. A George II First Period Dr. Wall Worcester blue and white Coffee Pot and Cover, c. 1751. (1) €500 - €700 242 248 254 240 246