A pair of Pinxton 19thC bough pots hand decorated with flowers
Sold for £5,300
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Ceramics
Ceramics Auctions
One of the more traditional areas covered by Harper Field, the ceramics section includes all types of British and European porcelain and pottery, from fine pieces by Meissen and Sèvres to more recent studio examples and everything in between.
Always popular with collectors and featured in quarterly specialist sales, the ceramics section is handled by Nick Bowkett, our director and lead auctioneer, who has a wealth of knowledge and is always happy to advise on selling at auction, whether a single piece or a lifetime collection.
Ceramics Recently Sold at Auction
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A Royal Doulton figure 'A Child's Grace'
Sold for £2,400
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James Hadley for Royal Worcester twin-handled pedestal vase
Sold for £850
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Moorcroft pottery vase in the pomegranate pattern
Sold for £1,400
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Royal Worcester pot pourri jar
Sold for £1,100
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Upcoming Auctions
February Auction
To include guns & weapons, medals & militaria, taxidermy & sporting, ceramics & glass, weights & scales, scientific instruments and cameras.
12th - 13th Feb 2025 | 10:00 am
March Auction
To include jewellery, silver, watches, clocks, coins, bijouterie and designer goods & textiles
12th - 13th Mar 2025 | 10:00 am
November Auction Report
14th November 2024 | Reading time: 5 mins
The November auction at Harper Field Auctioneers was one of our most successful gun auctions to date with strong bidding seen across all lots
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The Tranter Patent Oscillating Breech Loading Percussion Rifle
1st November 2024 | Reading time: 5 mins
The Tranter Patent Oscillating Breech Loading Percussion Rifle was an innovative firearm designed in the mid-19th century by William Tranter, an English inventor and gunmaker.
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£10,000 box of Pokémon cards saved from the bin
31st January 2024 | Reading time: 3 mins
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