A few examples of appraisal values for
DERBY VASE

• A DERBY VASE the volute krater
  A DERBY VASE the volute krater finely painted with an oval panel of figures on a bridge or in a rocky gorge in gilt frame reserved on a duck egg blue ground painted in bright purple monochrome with sprigs and trophies, on square gilt foot, 35.5cm h, painted mark and title In Italy in red script, c1820
• A DERBY SPILL VASE finely painted
  A DERBY SPILL VASE finely painted probably by Horatio Steele with fruit and flowers, including a prominent rose in raised gilt oval leafy frame reserved on a bright blue and gilt caillouté ground beneath dentil rim, 10cm h, red printed mark, c1835-48 Illustrated: Manchip (D), Artists & Craftsmen of the 19th Century Derby China Factory, Ashbourne 2004, col plt 175.
• A DERBY VASE of shield shaped
  A DERBY VASE of shield shaped with gilt leaf capped handles issuing from satyr masks, painted with a large group of colourful flowers including roses and primulas on a shaded pink panel in octagonal gilt frame, the cobalt ground richly gilt with scrolling foliage, on square foot, 30cm h, red printed mark, c1830
• Three Derby vases: gilt floral
  Three Derby vases: gilt floral decoration on canary yellow grounds, one with jeweled surface with lute inside arabesque style flourish, all with varying orange printed Derby marks, late 19th/early 20th century, tallest 8-1/4 in. Minor wear to gilt highlights, vase with two handles with 1 in. scratched area. Private Collection, Marietta, Georgia
• A DERBY VASE ovoid with trumpet
  A DERBY VASE ovoid with trumpet neck and ring centred and flared shoulder-handles, painted with a wide band of continuous flowers and foliage, on square gilt foot, 23cm h, red painted mark, c1820
• A Derby two-handled bottle vase,
  A Derby two-handled bottle vase, circa 1870, with gilt decoration on a dark blue ground, 15cm high, a Derby vase, circa 1870, gilt decoration on a cream ground, a Minton Aesthetic movement plate with turquoise border and gilt and platinum pears and a Royal Crown Derby dish with jardinières of flowers
• DERBY STYLE PORCELAIN TOPOGRAPHICAL
  DERBY STYLE PORCELAIN TOPOGRAPHICAL VASES (Lot of 3) Derby style porcelain topographical vases, each with overglaze red painted crowned 'D' mark, greatest 12"h. Provenance: Property of a prominent Hillsborough, CA estate.
• A Derby two-handled vase and a
  A Derby two-handled vase and a lobed oval dish, circa 1815-20, each painted with a still life of fruit in the style of Thomas Steele, the vase 28cm high (vase restored)
• A Derby blue ground two-handled
  A Derby blue ground two-handled vase and cover circa 1760, painted to one side with birds, a satyr and maidens to the other, 28cm high
• A DERBY TWO HANDLED VASE AND
  A DERBY TWO HANDLED VASE AND COVER of shield shape, enamelled with an oval panel of flowers reserved on a blue and gilt ground, on circular foot, 15cm h, red painted mark, c1830
• A DERBY VASE of shouldered form
  A DERBY VASE of shouldered form with rococo handles with flower terminals, painted with the Three Moirae and to the reverse with exotic birds in a landscape, the panels framed by gilt scrolls with tendrils and reserved on a mazzarine blue ground, 19cm h, c1760-65 Derby blue ground three piece garnitures, of which the present vase is of the central shape, represent some of the most ambitious achievements of the factory in its early years. The painting features, unusually, figures on one side and birds on the other. Formerly attributed to be Longton Hall, some examples may have been decorated in London. Similar vases are illustrated Rice (D G), Derby Porcelain The Golden Years 1750-1770, 1983, plt 132 and Bradley (H G), ed, Derby Porcelain 1750-1798, 1990, plt 46.
• A Derby blue ground
  A Derby blue ground trumpet-shaped vase, painted with figures before a house in countryside landscape, indistinctly inscribed in iron red, red crowned and crossed batons and D mark, circa 1820, 27cm high
• A DERBY BOWL of five petal-lobed
  A DERBY BOWL of five petal-lobed design with everted rim and enamelled in Imari style with a central landscape medallion and lappet border panels of flowering plants growing from violet hollow rocks, in barbed gilt frames on an iron red Y diaper ground, in gilt rim, the underside with an iron red continuous tendril, 22.5cm diam, c1765-70
• DERBY REGENCY POTPOURRI
  DERBY REGENCY POTPOURRI VASESDESCRIPTION: A pair of Derby Regency potpourri vases composed of porcelain with hand painted floral details and gilt accents. Finished with gilt acorn finial lids, Markings underneath. CIRCA: 19th Cent. ORIGIN: England DIMENSIONS: H: 4" x D: 5.5" CONDITION: Great condition. See lot description for details on item condition. More detailed condition requests can be obtained via email (info@akibaantiques.com) or SMS (305) 333-4134. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Akiba Antiques shall have no responsibility for any error or omission.
• DERBY IMARI DECORATED PORCELAIN
  DERBY IMARI DECORATED PORCELAIN VASE20th Century. Marked. The cylindrical body above a spherical lower part with two loop handles, in a typical palette of orange, blue and gold. Height 8 in. Diameter at rim 3.25 in.
• A DERBY SPILL VASE painted probably
  A DERBY SPILL VASE painted probably by John Hancock, Junior with exotic birds in a raised gilt frame on a turquoise ground with gilt borders, 11.5cm h, painted crown, pseudo Sèvres mark and B in blue, c1830-36
• A Derby flower encrusted jug, circa
  A Derby flower encrusted jug, circa 1830, with dark blue ground and scroll handle, 15.5cm high, a Chamberlain's Worcester two-handled vase painted with a bouquet of flowers on a blue ground, 24cm high and a two-handled vase painted a landscape on a blue ground, 22.5cm high
• A Derby blue ground two-handled
  A Derby blue ground two-handled Campana shaped vase and stand, painted with pink and yellow roses, circa 1800, puce marks, 16cm high and an English porcelain tapering cylindrical blue ground vase painted with a bouquet, 9cm high (2)
• A PAIR OF DERBY VASES of shield
  A PAIR OF DERBY VASES of shield shape with gilt leaf capped handles issuing from satyr masks, painted possibly by Daniel Lucas with a view of Derby from the River Derwent or a traveller in a mountainous landscape in octagonal gilt panels, reserved on a cobalt ground, on square foot, 22cm h, red printed mark, painted titles View near Derby or Loch Earn Perthshire in red script, c1830 The prominent building in the view of Derby is the Shot Tower. It was built in 1809.
• A DERBY GARNITURE OF THREE VASES of
  A DERBY GARNITURE OF THREE VASES of campana shape with upscrolled gilt handles issuing from rams' heads, painted with a young woman and child or two other rustic figures in circular gilt frame reserved on a cobalt ground, on flared gilt foot and square base, 15 and 19cm h, c1825
• DERBY CROWN 'JEWELED' VASE,
  DERBY CROWN 'JEWELED' VASE, 1877-1890DERBY CROWN 'JEWELED' VASE, 1877-1890, with red printed factory mark and iron red painted R, in the Persian style, the cobalt blue ground globular body continuing to a neck flanked by pierced rosette handles, overall gilt decorated and 'jeweled' with white and turquoise enamel, h: 9 5/8 in. Provenance: The Roberta L. Tankel Collection
• TWO ROYAL CROWN DERBY PORCELAIN
  TWO ROYAL CROWN DERBY PORCELAIN VASES Two Royal Crown Derby porcelain vases, late 19th century, comprising bottle neck vase in the Islamic taste decorated with floral sprays on cobalt ground, and a ewer painted with an iris blossom retailed by A. Stowell & Co., Boston, greatest 11"h. Provenance: Property of a prominent Hillsborough, CA estate.
• A Derby porter mug, c1820,
  A Derby porter mug, c1820, painted with a group of luxuriant flowers on a marble ledge, and gilt, 13cm h, red painted crown and D More Information Handling wear to gilding, not cracked or chipped, no restoration
• A DERBY PORCELAIN VASE OF ROCOCO
  A DERBY PORCELAIN VASE OF ROCOCO FORM Circa 1770 Painted with flowers and filled with a tall cluster of white flowers, 21cm high; also a Chelsea-Derby vase, painted with fruit and encrusted with flowers, 22cm high
• A DERBY SAUCER-DISH well painted in
  A DERBY SAUCER-DISH well painted in underglaze blue with an amusing scene of Chinese gentleman standing beside a table with a basket of flowers, one of the figures pointing with his left hand to a flowering plant in one of the two vases on the other side, in scroll and half flower border, 16cm diam, incised A5, collector's label, c1760 Provenance: Dr Bernard Watney, until sold Phillips, Son & Neale Ltd, (I) 22 September 1999, lot 386.
• A DERBY CREAM JUG of baluster shape
  A DERBY CREAM JUG of baluster shape with strap handle and moulded with trailing flowers, painted in flown underglaze blue with trailing sprays and with double line inner border, 11cm h, c1775
• A DERBY PLATE painted with
  A DERBY PLATE painted with scattered flowers in a moulded Sèvres style border of mazzarine blue and gilt panels of birds alternating with flowers, 22cm diam, two Derby soup plates, one painted with scattered roses and gilt sprigs, the other in green monochrome with sprays in an entwined puce ribbon, red painted mark or incised N and crown over D in blue, c1785-1825 and two other Derby plates (5)
• Pair of Derby porcelain gilt
  Pair of Derby porcelain gilt decorated vases Each of baluster form with floral motifs on a gilt ground, with orange Derby marks. (2). H: 8 in. - fine - minor wear to gilding
• A DERBY PLATE with fluted border,
  A DERBY PLATE with fluted border, cleanly printed in dark underglaze blue with peony, chrysanthemum and other flowers and seed pods in a patterned jardiniere, in painted formal border and scalloped rim, 22cm diam, c1770-75 An identical example is illustrated Bradley (H G) ed, Ceramics of Derbyshire 1750-1975, 1978, fig 213.
• THREE DERBY FRILL VASES AND THREE
  THREE DERBY FRILL VASES AND THREE COVERS Circa 1760-65 Each painted with scattered insects between encrusted flowers and mask handles, the covers with bird finials, 29cm to 31cm high; also a Derby flared frill vase, 16.5cm high (7)
• A garniture of three Derby
  A garniture of three Derby two-handled vases, circa 1810, painted a wide continuous border of luxuriant flowers, attributed to Billingsley, on a gilt ground, otherwise the white ground with tooled gilt foliate scrolls, 27cm high
• A DERBY WINE TASTER the ogee bowl
  A DERBY WINE TASTER the ogee bowl with lobed rim and leaf shaped handle, painted in dark underglaze blue with a stylised peony, three surrounding leaves and stalk in cell diaper border, 8cm l, collector's label, c1770 Provenance: Mrs D MacCallum Collection.
• A Derby Porcelain Vase 19th Century
  A Derby Porcelain Vase 19th Century of amphora shape with two swan-form handles, having an Imari pattern throughout and raised on a square base. Height 9 1/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Jules and Gwen Knapp, Glencoe, Illinois
• A DERBY DISH of shaped oval form,
  A DERBY DISH of shaped oval form, painted in underglaze blue in Chinese style with a central lotus and four surrounding plants, the narrow border with four trailing sprays, the rim outlined in brown enamel, 28.5cm w, incised 6, painted 5 inside the footrim, c1780-85 A plate of this pattern is illustrated Bradley (H G), ed, Ceramics of Derbyshire 1750-1975, 1978,fig 215.
• A DERBY POT POURRI VASE AND COVER
  A DERBY POT POURRI VASE AND COVER of compressed campana shape, the rim applied with four burnished gilt satyr masks, painted in enamels and richly gilt with leafy scrolls, on gilt paw feet and plinth, 14.5cm h, red painted mark, c1820
• Four Derby porcelain Classical
  Four Derby porcelain Classical figures, and three pearlware figures and a pearlware figural vase, the Derby Bacchic figure 22cm high/Provenance: The Estate of Anthony J Beeson