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![A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE EARTHENWARE EQUESTRIAN PORTRAIT FIGURES OF SIR R[OBERT] SALE AND LADY SALE in blue tunic or dress and](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10086/2796207/251-20106189270_468x382.jpg)
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A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE EARTHENWARE EQUESTRIAN PORTRAIT FIGURES OF SIR R[OBERT] SALE AND LADY SALE in blue tunic or dress and plumed hat or bonnet, the title in gilt script, 19 and 20cm h, c1842 Another pair is illustrated Pugh, op cit (endpapers). Lady Sale - some of the black enamel on the horses mane and tail flaked where it has not quite taken during firing.
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A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE EARTHENWARE MODELS OF `DISRAELI` SPANIELS AND ANOTHER PAIR sponged in black or with red feathery markings, 25cm h, late 19th c Black spaniels one or two spots of flaking of the enamel on the paws of both, on one a few tiny scratches of the black enamel on the top of the head and also the gilding on the chain rubbed at one end. Red Spaniels - on one two flat chips on the underside of the base not normally noticeable but all four in basically sound condition and free from restoration
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TWO DERBY GREEN GROUND PLATES painted with a central landscape or wooded river gorge in gilt frame, 23.5-26cm diam, painted crown, crossed batons, D, 343 or 321 and title Near Borghetto [sic] Italy or View Near Matlock Derbyshire in blue script, collector`s label (on first), c1800 Provenance: Hurlbutt Collection, No 2227. Italian plate - one or two spots of flaking of the green enamel, larger plate - cracked at 7 o`clock
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A CHELSEA-DERBY DESSERT DISH, PLATE AND OCTAGONAL DISH painted with central groups of flowers and scattered sprigs, one in turquoise monochrome, framed by swags hanging from gilt rosettes or loops in solid or panelled turquoise and gilt border, largest dish 25cm w, painted crown over D in blue, c1777-84 Plate with some typical light wreathing of the glaze where it has slightly pooled; localised wear to the gilding around the rim. Octagonal dish with one or two minor scratches to the turquoise enamel on the border. Oval dish with very minor firing crack in the rim
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TWO CHELSEA ROCOCO MOULDED PLATES painted with a central group of flowers and two insects, in gilt shell cavetto and border with four further sprays, 21.5cm diam, painted anchor in gilt, c1760 Both plates with riveted repair to a section of the rim, one also with localised loss to the enamel where the particular pigment has not quite taken during firing
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A BARR WORCESTER TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE decorated with a gilt ribbon on a Barr`s Orange ground, the ring handles gilt, the service including a cream jug, 10cm h, incised B, several painted gilder`s mark (a T in red enamel or B in gilt) inside the footrim, c1805 (24) One of the pair of saucer dishes cracked, one teacup with feinted star crack in the base, one coffee can chipped, one or two pieces with localised wear to the gilding on the rim but generally fine condition
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AN ENGLISH PORCELAIN JUG painted with a horse in a park before a mansion, the other side with a chestnut horse and mounted rider, divided by a trophy of agricultural implements tied with a rope, the rims and handle outlined in brown enamel, 16cm h, c1820 A few slight scratches; no restoration
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CLARICE CLIFF. AN A J WILKINSON BLUE CHINTZ CONICAL CREAM JUG AND SUGAR BOWL jug 6.5cm h, printed Bizarre mark and gilt mark of the retailer Lawleys (jug) or printed Fantasque mark (bowl), c1932 One of the fin feet of the bowl restored; single pinhead sized spot of flaking of the blue enamel on the rim of the jug
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A PAIR OF JAPANESE CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL PLAQUES with a bird and flowering plants and grasses in a blue vase shaped panel on a ground of textile patterns, the reverse with further plants bordered by lotus meander, 30cm diam, Meiji The enamel on the reverse of one slightly damaged within the foot ring, no restoration
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A SET OF THREE CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN ARMORIAL PLATES enamelled in iron red, sepia and gilt with ceremonials and leafy mantling, the border with gilt spearhead cavetto and four sprays, 22.5cm diam; a pair of famille rose octagonal plates, the border gilt with the monogram RB beneath a puce ribbon entwined around bamboo, the centre with a loose bouquet, late 18th c (5) Armorial plates, the sepia enamel of the shield of arms worn/faded; slight stacking wear; one plate with minor flat chip on the underside of the rim. The pair of plates one with obvious crack and surface chip, the other with faint star crack. Both with localised wear
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A VICTORIAN BALE SHAPED TIMEPIECE signed on the enamel dial PEARCE & SONS LEEDS, having French movement with lever escapement, on four paw feet, 11.5cm h, by The Douglas Clock Co, Birmingham 1899 In fine condition with light wear, the enamel dial undamaged, the detachable back of plated brass, plating worn, the movement in going order but sold without warranty
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AN EDWARD VII 9CT GOLD-MOUNTED CARRIAGE TIMEPIECE similar to the preceding lot, with French movement in arched case applied with the initials EB, on ball feet, 11cm h, by John Batson & Sons, London 1907, the interior of the door engraved for the retailer, A Barrett & Sons 63 & 64 Piccadilly W Lacking small part of the gilding metal beading on the domed top, the tortoiseshell free from damage or repairs, the movement complete and running for a minute or so before stopping although sold without warranty. The enamel dial in fine condition
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A GEORGE III ENAMEL OVAL PATCH BOX, SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE the lid transfer printed in black with St Paul`s Cathedral and inscribed A Trifle from LONDON, a steel mirror to the underside, the base light blue, 4cm w Tiny crack on extreme left of lid; typical localised rust on the mirror but in excellent overall condition; much above average; no restoration
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A FRENCH SILVER GILT AND ENAMEL POWDER BOX AND COVER the cover inset with a miniature of a fashionable young woman in translucent bleu de roi enamel border of scrolls encircled by fleurs de lys, plush lined, 12cm diam, by Maison Cardeilhac maker`s and post 1878 export mark, early 20th c and later Altered from another article, in good condition
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A FINE AND UNUSUAL VICTORIAN SILVER GILT-MOUNTED PORCELAIN SCENT BOTTLE BY LOUIS DEE of fluted tapering form, decorated with classical figures en camaieu and polychrome foliage in raised gilt borders, the collar and pointed cap engraved with leafy strapwork and studded with eight pink-foiled cabochons, 11cm h, maker`s mark, London 1881, the contemporary Continental porcelain bottle with Vienna shield mark in blue A silver gilt-mounted enamel scent flask similarly jewelled with semi-precious stones, by H W & L Dee, olndon 1872/73 is illustrated Culme (J), Nineteenth-Century silver, 1977, p72. Of the especially fine quality associated with this eminent maker and in fine condition. The silver gilt mounts long left uncleaned but not regilt or restored. The porcelain likewise unrestored and in fine condition. Original to the mount and not `married`
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A SWISS GOLD KEYLESS LEVER HUNTING CASED QUARTER REPEATING CHRONOGRAPH WATCH the enamel dial with 1/5 second divisions and subsidiary seconds dial and gold filigree and blued steel hands, jewelled movement with Swiss patent cross numbered 334 the engraved medallic dust cap inscribed No 60229 CHRONOGRAPHE... "LE PHARE" SYSTEME SILENCIEUX 32 RUBIS, in plain case, Le Locle 1893-1934, control marks for 18ct gold In apparently fully functioning running order in all respects although sold without warranty. The dial undamaged, the case also in fine condition with one or two very light scratches but of practically new appearance and closing tightly . Of `new` appearance
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A SWISS GOLD KEYLESS LEVER HUNTING CASED QUARTER REPEATING CHRONOGRAPH WATCH with enamel dial with 1/5 second divisions and subsidiary seconds dial and gold filigree and blued steel hands, winding crown at 3, jewelled movement and engraved medallic dust cap inscribed MEDAILLE D` OR BORDEAUX 1895 DIPLOME D`HONNEUR PARIS 1896 INVICTA, in plain case engraved with a monogram, Le Locle 1893-1934 control marks for 18ct gold Wanting the glass, the repeating mechanism in partly functioning, sold without warranty and the movement non-running, presumably overwound. Note: The chronograph function non-operative. The rather thinly made case with various knocks and dents
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A SWISS GOLD KEYLESS LEVER HUNTING CASED WATCH signed on the enamel dial Recta ANCRE DE PRECISION with subsidiary seconds dial, arabic chapters in red for 13-24 and filigree hands, jewelled movement in plain case, Biel 1893-1934 control marks for 18ct gold Externally in good condition, largely free from wear or scratches; pinhead sized dent on the back; the enamel dial undamaged. The movement nor running, presumably overwound. The hand-setting not functioning. Case closing tightly
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A 9CT GOLD HUNTING CASED KEYLESS LEVER WATCH with enamel dial, the movement signed ENGLISH MANUFACTURE 627758, the dust cap engraved with a presentation inscription dated 1922, Birmingham 1921 In excellent second hand condition wanting the glass, the case with very minor dent and a few light scratches but with little signs of wear, the movement in going order although sold without warranty
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AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVER PAIR-CASED VERGE WATCH with enamel dial, arabic chapters and gold hands, signed on the backplate Ar[chibal]d Buchanan Dublin 1328, case maker Arthur O`Neill, Dublin 1808 The enamel dial undamaged, the movement complete and apparently in going order although sold without warranty in this respect. In good overall condition with slight wear to the outer case back also the button worn but the cases both closes tightly. Note: although both cases are right and not a marriage the case maker`s mark appears only on the outer case
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COSTUME JEWELLERY. A SILVER, ENAMEL AND COLOURED PASTE BROOCH in the form of a flowering tree in a pot, a pair of paste monkey brooches, a silver, marcasite and enamel orchid brooch, another and two other maracasite brooches, one in the form of an elephant, the other a deer, variously marked, or unmarked, c1930-mid 20th c (7) An attractive lot in fine condition
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FOUR ENGLISH GOLD AND ENAMEL MOURNING RINGS one with oval blue enamel locket with monogram of seed pearls in split pearl border, the shank engraved Thos Hall obt 13 Octr 1796 At. 40, another of openwork form with jet bordered locket engraved T Lane LLD Ob. 12 July 1814 Ae 51, the others with inscriptions dated 1875 and 1878 All good examples in fine condition
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TWO ENGLISH GOLD MOURNING BROOCHES the larger inset with three locks of hair tied with seed pearls and gold wire on a white opaque glass medallion, the other with black enamel border, the inscriptions dated 1839 and 1848 Both in good condition with minor dents and scratches. One relates to Mary Bent, the larger to brooch to her and also Mary Higginson who died aged 5 months
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FREIHERR JOHANN HEINRICH VON HURTER (1734-1799) AFTER THOMAS HARDY (1757-1805) THE COMPOSER JAMES NARES (1715-1783) half length in powdered wig, white stock and plum coloured coat, enamel, oval, 11.5 x 9cm, signed with initials JH conjoined on the turquoise and white counter-enamel, contemporary silver gilt frame engraved on the hinged reverse JAMES NARES MUS. Doct. in engraved border ames Nares was born in Stanwell, Middlesex and in 1756 was appointed Organist and Composer to the King. The following year he graduated Mus. Doc. at Cambridge and was appointed Master of the Children of the Chapel Royal, a post he held until 1780. One of the finest 18th c painters in enamel, the copyist and miniaturist Johann Heinrich Hurter was born in Schaffhausen and settled in London in 1777. He exhibited at the RA between 1779 and 1781. The presence of a number of his enamels in the Royal Collection lends credence to his reputedly having been appointed a Court Painter. Enamel miniatures by Hurter are rare and it is perhaps of note that the present, unusually large, example should be of a sitter so closely involved with the musical life of the Court. George Engleheart (1750/3-1829) also made at least one copy of the present portrait of Nares. It was sold, Bonham`s Fine Portrait Miniatures, 21 November 2007 (lot 166, as a portrait of "A Gentleman"). Damaged on right hand side, almost clear of the figure with small loss and glue residue where most of the pieces have been restuck back into position. Entirely free from any professional restoration, the frame original
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