| | Halls’ European Ceramics and Glass department offer's a range of specialist ceramic and glassware in four seasonal dedicated sales each year and benefit from illustrated and specially prepared catalogues. These are held alongside monthly antiques and interiors auctions. All sales are hosted and sold online.
With Halls, you can rest assured that our experienced team of specialists will research each piece to ensure it is not only placed in the appropriate sale but that it achieves the highest level of exposure and generates the best possible price at auction.
Despite the current lockdown we are still operating and facilitate all valuations online via photographs. Contact our Ceramics and Glass Specialist Caroline Dennard to find out what your items are worth. |
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| Highlights from the Ceramics Department |
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| | A Royal Worcester reticulated teapot and cover by George Owen, circa 1880, pierced with a wide band of honeycomb divided by a more elaborate chain design around the middle, overall height 13cm
Sold for £5,600 |
| | A large Caughley teacup from the Prince of Wales service, circa 1790, containing the crowned Prince of Wales plume and motto 'Ich Dien', unmarked, 8cm high
Sold for £900 |
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| All items listed in this email are subject to a buyer's premium of 20%+VAT |
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