SALE PRICES. CROWN DERBY. £ s. d. Bowl, circular and pierced cover, gilt ram’s head handles, on tripod, decorated with flowers in Oriental taste on alternate red and green panels, 10 in. high. Christie, January 30, 1902 9 9 0 Pastille-burners and covers, pair, gilt claw feet and with masks round the rims, painted with flowers in the Oriental taste and with dark blue and gold panels. Christie, January 30, 1902 7 17 6 Figure, a girl with a basket of fruit carrying a bunch of grapes, 7-1/4 in. high. Christie, February 5, 1902 11 11 0 Peacock, with flowers in relief, on plinth, decorated, 6 in. high. Foster, February 13, 1902 11 11 0 Cup, cover and saucer, two-handled (from Nelson service). Debenham, Storr & Sons, April 14, 1902 7 0 0 Vases, set of three, with beaker-shaped necks, painted with landscapes in panels on dark blue ground richly gilt with arabesque foliage, and with white and gold handles, 10-1/2 in. and 12-1/2 in high. Christie, April 6, 1903 30 9 0 Figures, pair, shepherd and shepherdess. Sotheby, May 4, 1903 63 0 0 Vases, pair, campana-shaped, with Satyr’s mask handles, painted with roses, poppies and other flowers in colours on a gold ground, 18 in. high. Christie, May 28, 1903 38 17 0 Dessert service with centre with sprays and bouquets of flowers, painted by Billingsley. Two tureen covers and stands, seven dishes and twelve plates, marked. Sotheby, June 11, 1920 20 0 0 Pair of figures of a boy and girl, with dog and goat, 6-1/4 in. high; and a Derby figure of Neptune, with a dolphin, 7-1/2 in. high. Christie, July 5, 1920 12 12 0 Biscuit group, of Nymphs festooning a bust of a Satyr, 13 in. high. Christie, July 5, 1920 8 18 6 Six Plates, painted with rosebuds in the centres. Christie, July 5, 1920 6 6 0 Cylindrical mug, painted with a view, “On the River Trent,” in panel, and gilt with foliage, 5 in. high. Puttick & Simpson, July 16, 1920 3 13 6 BLOOR DERBY. Vases, pair, shaped, decorated in gold and painted continuous landscapes, scroll handles and gilt mask terminals, 11-1/2 in. high (marked “Bloor, Derby”). Edwards, Son & Bigwood, Birmingham, May 13, 1902 9 19 6 Dessert service, painted with flowers in the Oriental taste, in red, blue, and gold, by Bloor, consisting of centre-dish, on foot, sugar-tureen, cover and stand, and nine shaped dishes. Christie, July 21, 1902 65 2 0