Thomas (1829) Bott Sold at Auction Prices

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      • Pair Royal Worcester pate-sur-pate moon flasks
        Oct. 06, 2018

        Pair Royal Worcester pate-sur-pate moon flasks

        Est: $15,000 - $20,000

        circa 1865; masterpiece moon flasks with decoration attributed to Thomas Bott (1829-70), including fairy with water jar and nymph with hour glass, gilt fire breathing dragon handles, and verso with pansy decoration, gilt accents, 20 in. H., 14 in. W.

        Alex Cooper
      • THOMAS J. BOTT DECORATED PATE-SUR-PATE PORCELAIN
        Sep. 16, 2017

        THOMAS J. BOTT DECORATED PATE-SUR-PATE PORCELAIN

        Est: $700 - $900

        AFTER GAILLARD, THOMAS J. BOTT DECORATED PATE-SUR-PATE PORCELAIN PLAQUE, 1887, H 10", W 14 1/2":A rectangular cobalt blue grounded panel, decorated with resting bacchantes surrounded by grape bunches and vines, with a spear, tambourine, and wine vessel aside them. Decorated by Thomas J. Bott, dated 1887, after the etching by Gaillard. Frame measures H.13 1/2" x 18 1/2".

        DuMouchelles
      • A fine Worcester decorated Limoges Enamels plaque
        Sep. 27, 2007

        A fine Worcester decorated Limoges Enamels plaque

        Est: £1,000 - £1,500

        A fine Worcester decorated Limoges Enamels plaque by Thomas Bott, painted with angels and an infant on an intense blue ground, 25 x 21cm, signed, dated 1864 and inscribed with the title Protecting Angels on the reverse Thomas Bott (1829-1870) was born in Kidderminster and worked firstly at the nearby Stourbridge glass works of WH, B & J Richardson, where his talent was first noticed. He introduced painting in the manner of French 16th century Limoges Enamels but in an unmistakable modern style. He did much to raise the reputation of the Worcester factory during the Kerr & Binns and early Royal periods and his work sold at the time for very high prices. The painstaking technique and his early death meant that his output was small. His son, Thomas John Bott (see lot 271) worked in his father's style. See Sandon (H), Royal Worcester Porcelain from 1862 to the Present Day, 1973, p84 and col plt III. In fine condition, no damage wear or restoration

        Mellors & Kirk
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