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Lot 343: A Collection of Aynsley Pembroke Pattern Fine Bone China Decorative Items with Presentation Boxes

This auction ended on September 2, 2026.

Start price: £8

Estimated price: £8 - £20

Buyer's Premium: 20%

Sold for: £20

A collection of Aynsley Pembroke pattern fine bone china decorative items comprising various forms including vases, a basket, and a lidded jar converted for use as a table lamp base. Each piece is constructed from white fine bone china and features the Pembroke pattern, which consists of vibrant multi-coloured floral sprays and birds in a Chinoiserie style, finished with gilded rims. The assortment includes a large flared trumpet vase on a pedestal foot, a tall hexagonal vase, an oval basket with a fixed central overhead handle, a medium flared trumpet vase, a large bulbous lidded jar fitted with a white plastic lamp socket and electrical flex, and a bulbous footed bowl or cachepot with scroll-molded feet. To the underside of the oval basket is a blue transfer-printed backstamp featuring a crown symbol above the text EST. 1775, a banner containing the word AYNSLEY, and the text PEMBROKE / Fine Bone China / MADE IN ENGLAND. The lot is accompanied by two original navy blue cardboard presentation boxes printed in gold-coloured lettering with Aynsley Est. 1775.


Condition report:

The collection is in generally good condition with some exceptions. The medium flared trumpet vase has a small visible chip to the upper rim (photo 1). The large bulbous jar has been converted into a table lamp base with a socket fitting attached to the lid; the internal condition of the lid is not visible and the electrical wiring is untested (photo 1). There is light general wear to the gilded rims across the collection, consistent with age and use. The two navy blue presentation boxes show external scuffing and shelf wear to the edges and corners (photo 1). No other cracks or major repairs are visible in the provided photographs.