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Los 35
A late 19th Century Chinese Cantonese export planter decorated in the famille-rose palette with opposing panels depicting birds in branches and figures in an interior on a gilt and green decorated scrolling ground, 12 cm high, a similar shaped circular dish decorated in coloured enamel depicting butterflies and flowering branches, 15 cm diameter, a similar oval trinket dish, a small circular shallow dish and another oval dish (5)
Los 138
An Edwardian Art Nouveau silver and enamelled brooch as a dragonfly with blue / green and turquoise decorated wings and eyes (by Charles Horner, Chester, 1909), 2.8 cm x 2.2 cm, a silver and enamelled brooch of Celtic shield design, inscribed verso "Solid Silver Real Enamel", 3.7 cm wide, and an Edwardian silver brooch of self-entwined snake form (Chester, 1905) (ILLUSTRATED)
Los 143
An Art Nouveau silver and enamelled pendant of stylised batwing form in the manner of Archibald Knox, the wings decorated in green / turquoise enamels to the front and in turquoise enamel verso (by W H Haseler), stamped verso "WHH - Silver", 3.5 cm x 3.2 cm, together with a well made handcrafted neck chain in white metal (probably silver, unmarked) (ILLUSTRATED)
Los 11
A RARE DERBY MUG of barrel shape with moulded bands, finely painted in polychrome with the full length figure of a drummer in the uniform of a Grenadier Drummer of the 1st Regiment of Foot Guards, the reverse with a trophy of war, the scrolling handle with puce detail, the rim outlined in brown enamel, 11cm h, c1765 Illustrated on the cover of the DPIS Newsletter 54, Summer 2004. A Derby jug, en suite with the present mug, was with Winifred Williams, London and exhibited Early Derby Porcelain 1750-1770, January 9-18 1973, Catalogue cover illustration. ++Descending hairline crack and slight scratches to decoration. No restoration.
Los 21
A PAIR OF DERBY SALT CELLARS of compressed ogee form with rococo moulding and green shoulder handles, painted in enamels to either side with pairs of birds on boughs, the rim outlined in red-brown, on circular foot, 6cm h, c1760 ++Each with restoration to one handle. Wear to the red-brown enamel around the rim. Note the green enamel of a more turquoise shade on one but the bird painting clearly by he same slightly naive hand
Los 22
A DERBY HEPTAGONAL BOWL enamelled in kakiemon style with a yellow breasted phoenix perched on a tree peony and with bamboo and chrysanthemum sprouting from rocks, the reverse with a similar bird in flight, the everted iron red inner border with a ribbon of berries, 26cm diam, c1780 ++Wear to the enamel on the slightly upturned rim, glaze worn on the interior
Los 32
A DERBY CREAM BOAT of reeded form, painted in the Cotton Stem style with principal and subsidiary flower sprays and scattered sprigs, the rim outlined in brown enamel, 12.5cm l, c1760 ++Firing crack at the upper junction of the handle painted and glazed over during manufacture. An attractive example the enamels bright with slight wear to the brown enamel rim only
Los 33
A DERBY YELLOW GROUND OVAL STAND attractively painted in bright enamels in the manner of the Moth Painter with a pear and four moths in purple C scroll frame, the rim edged in brown enamel, 24cm w, c1760 Illustrated: DPIS Newsletter 54, Summer 2004, Fruit Decoration on Derby Porcelain by A Varnam, fig 1. Similar stands with matching baskets are illustrated Rice (D G), Derby Porcelain The Golden Years 1750-1770, 1983, plt 114. ++In fine condition with small single spot of wear on yellow ground. Showing some43 moons under transmitted light
Los 34
A DERBY SAUCE BOAT moulded with rococo panels reserved on a finely ribbed ground and carefully enamelled in the Cotton Stem style with three sprays and a sprig of fuchsia, further flowers around the foot and to the interior, the rim outlined in brown enamel, 19cm l, c1760-65 ++Small flat chips around the slightly stained foot, on the interior one or two fine hairline cracks in the well that are not observed from the underside, tiny nick on the thumb rest
Los 63
A DERBY DISH of shaped oval form, painted in underglaze blue in Chinese style with a central lotus and four surrounding plants, the narrow border with four trailing sprays, the rim outlined in brown enamel, 28.5cm w, incised 6, painted 5 inside the footrim, c1780-85 A plate of this pattern is illustrated Bradley (H G), ed, Ceramics of Derbyshire 1750-1975, 1978,fig 215. ++In fine condition
Los 177
A DERBY DISH AND AN EARLIER JAPANESE DISH OF THE SAME PATTERN fan moulded and painted in the Imari style with the Chestnut pattern, the cobalt and gilt trees with pale green leaves and clusters of three gilt or red and gilt chestnuts, in fluted rim, 22cm diam, the Japanese dish similarly painted in underglaze blue with green and iron red enamel and gilt detail, the underside with continuous foliage, 22 & 20cm diam, painted Chenghua six character mark, c1800 and late 17th/early 18th c ++Derby dish - gilding on the rim rubbed in places, Japanese dish wear to gilding
Los 214
A DERBY YELLOW GROUND CHOCOLATE CUP of ogee shape, painted in Meissen style with two upright panels of elegant figures in a landscape with river and buildings beyond, in elaborate gilt frames, the yellow ground with four colourful flowers, the handles gilt, 8cm h, red printed mark, c1830 and a Pinxton type teacup and saucer, enamelled with trailing leaves in two tones of green alternating with red berries, the rims and handle gilt, painted bow and arrow mark and 28 in red enamel, c1805-10 (3) ++Chocolate cup handles restored
Los 226
A DERBY OCTAGONAL PLATE painted in famille rose enamels and gilt with two deer by a curious lavender blue rock and flowering plants in looped gilt frame with a large spray, gourd flask and two tassels hanging from a ring, the border with four long peony or lotus sprays, the indented rim edged in fawn enamel, 23cm w, red painted mark, c1805-10 Illustrated: Twitchett (J), Derby... an Illustrated Guide, Woodbridge 2002, col plt 96. ++In fine condition and unusual
Los 245
A DERBY GREEN GROUND PLATE FROM THE HORSLEY SERVICE painted by Thomas Steele with jewel like groups of fruit and moths, the cavetto gilt with flowerheads alternating with broad leaves, in lobed rim, 26cm diam, red printed circular mark, c1830 ++In fine condition, the green enamel slightly misfired on part of the rim giving the appearance of a scratch but undamaged. The faint glaze star crack on the reverse not visible on the front
Los 261
A SAMPSON HANCOCK DESSERT PLATE painted probably by Harry Sampson Hancock to the centre and border with exotic birds and gilt, in gadrooned rim, 22.5cm diam, red painted mark, parallel lines and monogram of William Larcombe in red, c1915-17, a Sampson Hancock miniature teapot and cover with blue enamel and gilt decoration, early 20th century and a Crown Derby teacup and saucer, painted with scattered flowers on a gilt spiral ground, 1887 (5) Illustrated: (plate and teapot) Blackwood (R) and C Head, Old Crown Derby China Works The King Street Factory 1849-1935, 2003, p316 and p353. ++Plate with two minor hairline cracks and slight crazing of the glaze, teapot with one or two slight glaze cracks. Cup and saucer in fine condition
Los 279
A ROYAL CROWN DERBY PLATE painted by C Harris, signed, with a central rose and border of swags, with three turquoise and gilt framed panels of cornflowers and raised gilt paterae, the rim and footrim gilt, 23cm diam, printed mark and date code, 1906, a Crown Derby ivory ground plate, decorated by John Porter Wale in raised gold and platinum with flowers and a butterfly with enamel detail and a gilt monogram, red printed mark and that of the retailer, Osler 100 Oxford St London and date code, 1888 and a Sampson Hancock gadrooned plate, painted G Jessop, signed, with a central dog rose and border of trailing flowers, c1933-35 (3) Illustrated: (Sampson Hancock plate) Blackwood (R) and C Head, Old Crown Derby China Works The King Street Factory 1849-1935, 2003, p122. A Crown Derby plate from the same service by J P Wale is illustrated, Twitchett (J) and B Bailey, Royal Crown Derby, Third Edition, 1988, p158. ++Slight wear to the raised gilding on the aesthetic style plate, otherwise fine. Very slight stacking wear to first plate
Los 294
A CROWN DERBY PLATE painted probably by John Rouse, Senior with a group of flowers including a prominent rose in a formal gilt border of pendulous foliage, 23cm diam, impressed mark, c1882 and a Royal Crown Derby cobalt ground plate, painted in white enamel with wild flowers, mid 20th c (2) ++Both in good condition
Los 363
TWO CHINESE PORCELAIN PLATES AND A SAUCER-DISH all painted in famille rose enamels, the octagonal plate with a large central peony group in a border of fruit and tendrils beneath half leaf or half pomegranate panels, the second plate with two deer in a landscape with peony and other flowers sprouting from a hollow grey rock in red and gilt spearhead cavetto, the dish with central group of peonies and two brown and gilt plumaged birds in pink and green cavetto of sceptre heads and elaborate border, 23 and 21.5cm diam, Qianlong ++Saucer dish cracked, octagonal plate with some flaking of the pink enamel, the plate with deer with tiny spot of rim fitting and slight wear
Los 420
A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE EARTHENWARE PORTRAIT FIGURES OF THE EVANGELISTS DWIGHT LYNAM MOODY AND IRA D SANKEY each modelled beside a pillar and with a free leg, sparsely enamelled on gilt base with the title MOODY or SANKEY in raised black letters, 28 and 29cm h, late 19th c ++Both in fine condition, save for some flaking of the enamel on Sankey`s hair
Los 479
A MEISSEN TEACUP AND A SAUCER the saucer painted to the centre with a puce and yellow flower, the cup with purple and red flowers and subsidiary blooms and insects, the handle with puce accents, the rims in dark brown enamel, saucer 13.5cm diam, painted crossed swords and (saucer) *, late 18th c ++Saucer with small restoration to the rim
Los 499
A PAIR OF BERNARD INSTONE SILVER AND CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL NAPKIN RINGS with stylised flowers in brightly coloured and shaded enamels, maker`s mark and signature, Birmingham 1929, 1oz 10dwts, cased A very similar cloisonné enamel handled knife by Bernard Instone, also 1929, is in the collection of The Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths. It was exhibited, Birmingham City Museum and Art Gallery, Birmingham Gold and Silver 1773-1973, Catalogue No H 68. ++In fine condition and most attractive
Los 545
A CHINESE GILT BRONZE AND CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL MOON FLASK the yellow neck bulb with a blue dragon and flanked by dragon and fret shoulder handles, both faces with butterflies and densely packed flowers, the turquoise sides with auspicious objects, on flared foot, 30cm h, late 19th/early 20th c ++One of the dragon handles lacking the pair of coiled wire antennae and with some natural accretion of dust and grime but undamaged and most attractive
Los 546
A JAPANESE PORCELAIN VASE of baluster shape with flared neck and frilled rim, painted in underglaze blue and enamels with medallions of a boat in a foaming sea beneath blossoming boughs and flowering plants, with tomato red border of pendulous blue foliage, 105cm h, nine character mark in red enamel, c1900 ++Damaged around the rim and restuck with two old made up chips but free from professional restoration offer on behalf of a National charity
Los 593
A GEORGE III SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE ENAMEL PILL BOX the lid inscribed THO` ABSENT NOT FORGOTTEN in puce and green border, the box bright green, 2.5cm diam, a prisoner of war type bone box and cover, decorated in polychrome with a landscape and inscribed Friendly toy, the underside indistinctly inscribed and dated... a present from mama in 1839 after 12 years and a Victorian turned ivory counter box, the cover numbered from 0 to 9, with steel pointer (3) ++Enamel box - in good condition with a few light scratches on the lid, the bone box in good condition with typical wear and the odd small stain. Counter box - containing counters but the lid fast as over time the base has expanded and now split
Los 601
A RUSSIAN SILVER AND ENAMEL PURSE with frosted finish, the front applied with gold coloured metal monograms and three names in facsimile, four flags and two beetles, engraved with highly stylised Art Nouveau tendrils, lined in pale blue morocco, chain handle, 15cm h, Cyrillic maker`s mark, Odessa 1908-17 and inscribed on the leather flap ATELIER FEINER LEDERWAREN C WECHSLER DIPLOM... 1910, 7ozs gross ++Slight faults such as knocks, dents and scratches but in reasonably good and entirely original unrestored condition
Los 607
A CONTINENTAL GOLD AND ENAMEL NECESSAIRE including a thimble, enamelled en basse taille in royal blue and jewelled with split pearls, in plush fitted gilt brass engraved box, the lid mounted with an oval enamel medallion of figures at an alter to love in strapwork frame, 16.5cm w, apparently unmarked, c1860 ++In generally excellent condition, the enamel on the bodkin defective in places, the velvet lining a little stained and worn and hanging loosely in the box
Los 614
A SWISS 18CT GOLD MINUTE REPEATING KEYLESS LEVER HUNTING CASED CHRONOGRAPH PAUL DITISHEIM VOLTA with triple calendar and lunar work, signed Volta No 257178, the white enamel dial with arabic chapters, two subsidiary dials and two apertures for the day and month in French, fine blued steel hands, in plain case with medallic cuvette and buttons in the band at 2 and 6 o`clock, the frosted gilt finished movement with bi-metallic compensation balance, two steel gongs and steel hammers, Swiss control marks, c1900 ++In apparently good running order, the repeating mechanism functioning correctly. The enamel dial in good condition, the case with light wear and the odd minor dent but closing tightly
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