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A French Empire Portico Clock, the circular enamel dial signed "Barnou a paris" with Roman numerals, fitted an 8 day movement with outside count wheel striking hours and half hours on a bell, the case with eagle surmount, the dial held in place by four winged mythical beasts, the main section of the clock veneered in burr walnut and mounted with gilt brass motifs, 59 cm
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A Moore & Co. Sunderland lustre frog mug, of cylindrical shape with a simple strap handle, printed in black with a view of the Sunderland cast-iron bridge and a verse "When first I was a foremast man ...", both enamel coloured and surrounded by splashed pink lustre, with further pink lustre lining, the interior with an enamelled crouching frog, height 13.0cm, maker's name at base of bridge print, circa 1845-70 (star crack in base, manufacturing chip in rim)
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A creamware Sunderland lustre jug, printed in black on one side with an octagonal framed view of the cast-iron bridge and on the reverse with a verse "When this you see remember me ...", both enamel coloured and surrounded by patches of pink lustre, with pink lustre lining to neck, spout and foot, 17.4cm high, unmarked, circa 1815-30 (star cracking in base)
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A Sunderland lustre frog mug, of cylindrical shape with a strap handle, printed in dark red with the "Great Australia" clipper ship and a verse "When far at sea remember me ...", both enamel coloured and surrounded by squiggles of pink lustre, with further pink lustre lining, the interior with an enamelled crouching frog, height 12.4cm, circa 1860-70
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Various items of English porcelain, comprising: a New Hall commode-shape teapot and cover (cover restored); a Worcester spirally fluted coffee cup and saucer, crescent marks; a Chamberlain's Worcester plate (cracked); a 'Dragon in compartments' coffee can; a Derby cup (cracked), various dates late 18th and early 19th centuries; and two modern enamel pill boxes
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A Spode bone china octagonal teapot and cover, printed in blue in a Chinoiserie manner with foliage, painted and gilt in a Kakiemon palette with scattered oriental shrubs, pattern no. 2638, printed mark, circa 1820 (cracked); and a similar H.& R. Daniel teapot and cover painted in overglaze blue enamel with sprays of flowers and moulded with a foliate swag border (some stains)
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A Herculaneum bone china prow-fronted teapot and cover, painted in black enamel with a stylised floral band, painted pattern no. 791 (finial glued); and a New Oval teapot and cover with sugar box and cover ensuite, possibly Grainger, painted in puce and green with a stylised foliate band, painted pattern no. 133 (chips to rim of teapot), circa 1810
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A lady, by Louis Sene, circa 1790, resting against a mossy bank with her left hand raised to her face, with curled brown hair, wearing a white chemise tied with a brown and blue striped sash, wooded evening sky background in a gold frame, the borders decorated in blue and white enamel with pellet, dart and crossed ribbon motif, the glazed reverse with fine hairwork composition including the Altar of Love, poincon de la Maison commune, diameter 6.5cm, 2in
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A pair of enamel miniatures: Jeanne de Bourbon and a Lady, French School, circa 1830, the former seated at a table and holding a book, wearing a blue dress with a gold embroidered bodice, the second three-quarter length standing, wearing a plum-coloured drape over a yellow dress with a pink skirt plush mounts, rectangular giltwood and gesso frames, oval 16.5cm, 6in, The counter enamel of one is inscribed: 'Jeanne/ de/ Bourbon/ Soeur de Louis XIV/ par Jaques Bordier'.
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Charles X, King of France and Navarre (1757-1836), by Jean Baptiste Joseph Duchesne, signed, extensively inscribed on the reverse and dated 1817, wearing a dark blue uniform with a red collar and silver lace, with decorations including the sash and star of the Order of the Holy Spirit, the badge of the Order of the Golden fleece and the Badge of the Legion of Honour, enamel, cracked gilt-metal mount, oval 11cm, 4 3/8in, The white counter enamel is inscribed: CHARLES, PHILIPPE, de France/ fils de France, Comte dArtois, MONSIEUR/ frere du ROI, ne a Versailles le 9/ Octobre 1757. peint l an 1817/ Jean-baptiste, Joseph DUCHESNE./ Peintre en Email de son A.R.M./ ne a Gisors le 8 Decembre-/1770.
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A rare enamel Jacobite snuff box, probably Liverpool, circa 1760, circular, the lid transfer-printed in black with a portrait of Prince Charles Edward Stuart (Bonnie Prince Charlie) wearing armour with an ermine-lined cloak and Garter sash, a shooting star to his right, the sides and base painted in black monochrome with clusters of flowers, reeded hinged metal mounts diameter 6cm, 2 3/8in
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An English enamel etui, South Staffordshire, circa 1765, of tapering form, painted with peacocks and pheasants parading before ruins within raised gilt scrolling on a ground alternately of pale blue dots and white dotted diaper, reeded gilt-metal mounts, the interior complete with implements height 9.8cm, 3 7/8in
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A group of 11 objects of vertu including a Staffordshire enamel etui case, circa 1765, 9.5cm, 3in; a Staffordshire enamel patch box commemorating George III's survival, 4.5cm, 1in, both restored; a pressed tortoiseshell box; a basketwork stained ivory toothpick case; a German lacquer box painted with an old man; a porcelain box with a view of Worcester; and five other items various sizes and dates
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A large enamel snuff box, South Staffordshire, circa 1765, rectangular, the lid finely painted with a very English country landscape, a couple seated by a lake with swans in the foreground, an alley of magnificent trees behind, the sides printed and coloured with quayside views, reserved within raised gilt rocaille scrolls on a pale green ground, gilt-metal mounts width 8cm, 3 1/8in
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An enamel snuff box, probably Samson workshops, Paris, late 19th century, in 18th century Staffordshire taste, the lid vigorously painted with La Comate within raised gilt scrolls, the sides and base with pastoral vignettes and flowers on a dark blue ground with raised white gilt and white dotted ornament, earlier gilt-metal mounts width 9cm, 3in
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A gilt-metal and enamel basket snuff box, Birmingham, circa 1755, circular, the lid painted with insects and flowers, the gilt-metal vannerie sides with corded handles forming the basket, 6cm, 2 3/8in; and a rectangular German enamel snuff box, Berlin, circa 1765, the exterior painted with flowers on a bianco-sopra-bianco ground, the interior of the lid with a couple flirting, 8.2cm, 3 1/8in
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A gold and enamel snuff box, maker's mark rubbed, Geneva, circa 1770, oval, decorated in translucent blue basse-taille and opaque white enamels, the lid and base with trophies of music and the garden, the sides with flowers within bow or leaf borders, some restoration to enamel width 6cm, 2 3/8in
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A jewelled gold and enamel musical box, Joly, Chenevard & Jouvet, Geneva, 1815-1820, rectangular, the lid with a central turquoise-set musical trophy on a textured engine-turned ground, the borders twined with flowers picked out in dark blue enamel, the movement playing two tunes width 8cm, 3 1/8in, with two later keys
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A silver and enamel bridge pencil, struck: 925E.B., early 20th century, double-ended with blue and red enamel bands and leads; a triple slide silver combination pencil with red, blue and black enamel sliders and leads, struck: S.Mordan & Co., Sterling Silver; a silver-mounted pale blue enamel pencil with pocket clips at each end; and a telescope-form black composition and metal pencil length 7-9.5cm, 2-3in
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A gold and enamel plaque, signed: G. Bouvier, circa 1745, of cartouche form, the opaque white ground with a central chased medallion of Diana with companion and hound within gold flourishes and insects picked out in translucent green enamel, set into the lid of a contemporary Birmingham gilt-metal snuff box worked with shells, garlands and scrolls width 7.5cm, 3in
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A miniature silver and enamel drinking horn, Hermann Bohm, Vienna, circa 1875, the shaped circular base, slender horn and cover painted en plein with energetic mythological subjects against a leaf-scrolled cream ground, the stem formed as a spread eagle, the finial as a seated cherub, very slight damage height 14cm, 5in
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AN EARLY 19TH-CENTURY FLORAL-ENCRUSTED PORCELAIN DESSERT BASKET of shaped rectangular form, the interior finely painted in enamel colours with natur- alistic fruit and flowers, the edge applied with fully-modelled flowers between scroll corners with rigid handle, the whole gilt-enriched, 31cm, (12.25in) long
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