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A GOOD JAPANESE EARLY / EDO PERIOD BRONZE, ENAMEL & MIXED METAL TSUBA, carved with scenes of windy crops and a tree stump, picked out finely in green enamel paint with applied gold highlights, the reverse carved with a bird in flight amongst a tree, again finely decorated with green enamel paint and gold inlays, signed with a six-character signature, 7.5cm x 6.5cm.
Los 540
A FINELY DECORATED JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD SATSUMA CHARGER / DISH, very intricately decorated with gilt and enamel paint depicting many scenes of immortals within temples and garden settings, the outer edge with Greek key gilt border surrounded with roundels of various decoration, 38cm diameter.
Los 551
A FINE QUALITY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD SATSUMA PORCELAIN VASE, the main panels finely decorated with warriors amongst rocky outcrops, with surrounding smaller panels decorated with birds amongst native trees and flora, the neck and base of the vase finely painted around cartouche roundels with gilt and enamel geometric patterns and mons, 41.3cm high x 21.5cm wide.
Los 586
A GOOD JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD ' KUTANI ' PORCELAIN EWER, the body of the ewer decorated finely in enamel with scenes of grazing cockerels amongst foliage, the opposing side decorated with floral spray, the handle formed as a dragon, the spout formed as a bird, the base bears a three character mark that read ' Kutani ', 26.5cm high x 22.3cm wide x 11.7cm.
Los 614
TWO 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE IMARI PORCELAIN VASES, the imari vases decorated with panels of figures within garden settings, further decorated to the body with chrysanthemums and other native flora, 25.5cm high x 16.5cm wide, the bases drilled, together with another crackle glaze lidded vase with enamel painted scenes of immortals and animals, 30cm x 11cm.
Los 482
A William H Haseler silver and enamel button pendant necklace designed by Archibald Knox, retailed by Liberty & Co, circular with radiating peacock feather design, enamelled in blue and green, set with central blister pearl panel, with applied hanging loop and brooch pin to back, stamped WHH mark, Birmingham 1909, 3.2cm. diam.
Los 498
A Georg Jensen silver and enamel brooch designed by Arno Malinowski, model no.284, pierced and cast in low relief with a lamb before two enamelled green leaves stamped marks, 3cm. wide Provenance A private collection of Georg Jensen Jewellery. Literature Janet Drucker, Georg Jensen A Tradition of Splendid Silver, Schiffer, page 102 for a comparable example illustrated.
Los 211
An unusual Gray-Stan glass dish designed by Elizabeth Graydon-Stannus, circular, welled form, combed black and opaque glass cased in clear, incised Gray-Stan signature, 36cm. diam. Literature Charles Hajdamach 20th Century British Glass, Antique Collector's Club, page 93 plate 180 for a selection of similar Gray-Stan glass described as 'Black glass and white china enamel'.
Los 571
AFTER SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS PRA (1723-1792)Portrait of Jane Maxwell, Duchess of Gordon small half-length, wearing a white dress with puffed sleeves and ribbon head-dressoil on panel, unframed9 3/4 x 8 in (24.8 x 20.3cm)Provenance: Collection of David H. ReidLiterature: Sir Joshua Reynolds, David Mannings, Yale University Press, 2000 p 222 no.744cThis portrait is a reduced copy on panel by an unknown hand after the 1775 Portrait of the sitter by Reynolds (Trustees of the Goodwood Collection). There are a number of other copies known after the same portrait. These include one by Henry Raeburn at Fyvie Castle; another portrait attributed to a ' follower' of Raeburn at Blair Castle, Blair Atholl, Perthshire; two versions on enamel by Henry Bone RA also exist (one currently at Mount Stuart). There is also an original duplicate of the 1775 portrait in the collection of Lady Carthcart at Cluny Castle, Aberdeenshire.The Reynolds portrait was also engraved by William Dickinson in 1775 and a smaller plate followed in 1796.Jane Maxwell (c.1749-1812) was the wife of the 4th Duke of Gordon. She is depicted wearing a white 'Elizabethan' costume with a miniature on a chain. It has been suggested that her dress might have been worn at a masked Ball given by the French Ambassador in 1773. A similar dress is worn by the Duchess of Devonshire in a miniature by Cosway c.1782 (Royal Collection)The sitter was both a political hostess and a fashionable leader of society both in Edinburgh and London. Described in her own lifetime as 'having an open ruddy countenance, quick in repartee, and no one excelling her in performing the honours of the table, her society is generally courted' (The Female Jockey Club, 1794)
Los 204
An 18ct gold half hunter Pocket Watch, Chester 1907, outer case with blue enamelled roman numerals enclosing white enamel dial, black roman numerals and outer seconds track, centre seconds with slide stop, dial, case and movement numbered 11696, movement signed Joseph Lines, Waveley Rd, Coventry, back case with WEL monogram, with attached swivel and bold ring, 2in D
Los 433
A fine Japanese cloisonné-enamel box and cover, by NAMIKAWA SOSUKE (1847-1910), Meiji Period, rounded square form, the white ground decorated in musen shippo (wireless enamel) with a sparrow perched on a grain stalk, the sides in stylised foliate brown cloisonné, interior of blue enamel, raised on carved brass bracket feet, the cover signed and with SETEI seal for Watanabe Seitei (1851-1918) for the design, 5 x 4 x 2 3/4in. (2) (cracks and chips)
Los 121
AN ENGLISH 18CT GOLD KEYLESS LEVER HUNTING CASED WATCH J W BENSON'S THE LUDGATE No 18669 with three quarter plate movement, engraved on the gold cuvette with a presentation inscription dated 1920, 5cm, London 1919, in leather case signed for Hunt & Roskell Ltd++In apparently good working order, the enamel dial undamaged, lacks glass, exterior of case with typical light handling scratches consistent with age
Los 123
AN ENGLISH 18CT GOLD KEYLESS LEVER WATCH M J RUSSELL, LONDON No 18801, centre seconds with stop work, enamel dial and three quarter plate movement, gold bow and cuvette, in plain case, the back engraved with a monogram, 5.1cm diam, casemaker FW, Chester 1906++In apparently good working order, dial undamaged, hands original, bow in very good condition, movement free from rust, no engraving on cuvette, hinges not distorted or worn, closing tightly. Light wear and small dents that just catch the light on caseback. Plastic crystal replacement for glass and loose
Los 125
A SWISS 18CT GOLD KEYLESS LEVER CHRONOGRAPH WATCH SUPPLIED BY DENT, LONDON with enamel dial and gold hands, gold cuvette engraved crown and Examined by Dent Watchmaker to the Queen 33 Cockspur St London, the back engraved with initial A and coronet of an earl, 5cm diam, casemaker LW and Swiss control marks++Good working order. Dial undamaged, movement clean, free from rust. Light wear scratches on case back, one or tow insignicant knocks on edge
Los 126
AN ENGLISH 18CT GOLD KEYLESS LEVER HALF HUNTING CASED WATCH, HAMILTON & CO, LONDON & CALCUTTA No 6719 with enamel dial, gold cuvette engraved with contemporary inscription, in plain case with crest and monogram, 4.6cm, London 1906++Apparently good working order, running when wound, dial undamaged, no play in hinges, slight wear to case
Los 133
AN ENGLISH SILVER PAIR CASED VERGE WATCH CHARLES REYNER, LONDON No37698 with turned pillars, enamel dial, plain cases and flat centred glass, 5.8cm diam, casemaker JW incuse, London 1831++Movement in apparently working order and running smoothly, typical wear to case but no repair. Push piece on outer case holed, no play in hinges, back of inner case engraved Thos Harrison, 1859. Enamel dial with flat chip at 3, flat centred glass with wear scratches
Los 145
SHEFFIELD & HALLAMSHIRE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. TWO GOLD MEDALS awarded to George Frederick Wilkinson Snr and Jnr and a silver medal to the same of the RSAA, 1903-4, 1927-8 and 1936-7 Seasons, largest 4.2cm, various makers, 11.5g (gold)Provenance: The players and by descent to the present vendor++Gold and enamel medal - enamel chipped. The others in good condition with light wear
Los 148
TWO SETS OF FOUR AND SIX EDWARD VII SILVER AND ENAMEL PLACE OR MENU STANDS finely painted with game birds, dogs, a racehorse with jockey up or fox hunter riding to hounds, on round foot, 4.2cm diam, by S Mordan & Co Ltd, Chester 1906 or 07 and stamped Rd 402227, six in green leather case signed for EDWARDS & SONS 161 REGENT ST, 13ozs++All in fine condition, no damage or restoration, old blue tarnish on most and with the appearance of little or never used. The box slightly faulty, scuffed and scratched, silk lining frayed in places, scarce and rare in this superb condition
Los 235
A PAIR OF ROBERTS & BELK SILVER SERVING FORKS of Plain Pine pattern designed by Walter Patrick Belk for the RMS "Queen Mary", 18cm l, mark of Roberts & Belk Ltd and Rd No 798068, Sheffield 1961 and one and a pair of silver and enamel coffee spoons by the same, Sheffield and Birmingham 1936, 8ozs (5)++Fine light polish scratches, enamel undamaged
Los 283
A DATED SUNDERLAND PEARLWARE MUG, LOW FORD OR DAWSON'S POTTERY, 1813 printed and painted with a ship, oval husk frames signed DAWSON & CO LOW FORD and inscribed in black enamel Mary Ann Coates born May 27th 1813, the rims and handle banded in black, 11cm h++In unusually good condition with insignificant surface hairline to the inside of the mug not visible from the exterior, hardly any wear, well potted, no restoration detected
Los 284
A SUNDERLAND CREAMWARE MUG ATTRIBUTED TO PHILLIPS' NORTH HYLTON POTTERY, DATED 1826 with red and overglaze painted stylised floral decoration and inscribed in black Thomas Meek son of Michael & Mary Meek born Octr 25 1826, 10cm h. Comparative literature: Baker (J C) compiler, Sunderland Pottery 1984, p46 and plate VI p19. Thomas Meek was baptised at Gateshead on July 29 1827. He was the son of Michael Meek of Wickham, County Durham (1789-1872) and his wife Mary Meek of Heworth, County Durham (1803-1883). In the census their occupations were described as colliery waggon man and laundress.++Wear to enamel band around the rim and one or two minor scratches but in very good overall condition, no restoration
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