JOHNSON BROTHERS (also marked JOHNSON BROS) - England, 20th - Lot 217

JOHNSON BROTHERS (also marked JOHNSON BROS) - England, 20th century Part of a dinner service from the "Old Britain Castles" series in white and blue earthenware. The "Old Britain Castles" tableware features the famous castles of England, surrounded by wide decorative bands with stylized floral or foliage motifs. Lot including : - 1 large tureen, Oxford in 1792, 37 x 27 cm - 1 small tureen, Oxford in 1792, 27 x 24 cm - 2 vegetable serving bowls with lids, Harleck Castle in 1792, Diam: 27 cm - 1 vegetable serving bowl with square rim, Bolsover Castle in 1792, Diam: 25.5 cm - 3 large oval serving dishes, Stafford Castle in 1792, Diam: 39 cm - 2 oval serving dishes, Canterbury in 1792, Diam: 35 cm - 1 small oval serving dish, Cambridge in 1792, Diam : 30 cm - 1 large round serving dish, Haddon Hall in 1792, Diam : 31 cm - 11 soup plates, Blarney Castle in 1792, Diam : 25,5 cm - 15 dinner plates, Blarney Castle in 1792, Diam : 25,5 cm - 14 dessert plates, Chatsworth in 1792, Diam : 20 cm - 11 saucers, The rock of Castle in 1792, Diam : 15 cm - 7 saucers, Kenilworth Castle in 1792, Diam : 14 cm - 8 cups, Penshurstkert in 1792, Diam: 9 cm - 2 bouillon cups, Harleck Castle, Diam: 12 cm - 3 sauce boats, (small, medium, large) (chips, lid of small saucer to be glued) Enclosed: DORDRECHT B.F.K Boch Frères Keramis - Netherlands, 20th century Part of a white and blue earthenware dinner service. - 1 large salad bowl, Diam: 30 cm - 1 large soup tureen, 40 x 25 cm - 1 sauceboat, LONGCHAMP "Régent" model in ivory earthenware - France, 20th century - 3 dinner plates, Diam: 24.5 cm ANONYMOUS - 1 small porcelain cup with foliage decoration