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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA Royal Doulton faience ware baluster shaped vase with all-over floral design, initialed to base “MB” for Mary Butterton, 37.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Has crazing throughout, especially evident to the flower heads. General wear and tear to include some light surface scratching, etc. See images for more details.
A Ruskin mottled green glazed vase of squat form stamped "Ruskin 1913" to base 9.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Very dirty inside and out so in need of a good clean. All over crazing. Otherwise general wear and tear conducive with age and use to include some light surface scratches, etc. See images for more details.
A pair of Sabino "Les Oursins" Art Deco frosted glass plafonniers, circa 1930, decorated with sea urchins and seaweed, 30 cm diameter x 7.5 cm deep CONDITION REPORTS The light mechanisms appear to be later replacements as they are tied in rather than secured in another way. Glass itself is very dirty with what appears to be limescale marks or suchlike to the interior. One has a crack approximately 7 cm long. One has small chips to the rim, otherwise wear and tear conducive with age and use, in need of a good clean - see images for more details.
CHARLES F TUNNICLIFFE "Salmon", watercolour heightened with white, signed bottom right, bears "Boydell Galleries" label verso, 23 cm x 30 cm CONDITION REPORTS General wear and tear. Could do with a light cleaning predominantly to the glass inside and out. Some small knocks, etc to the frame. See images for more details.
J F HERRING SENR (1795-1865) “Dapple Grey Hunter in a stable with Spaniels”, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1843 lower right, 50 cm x 65 cm CONDITION REPORTS There is a hole in the hind quarter of the horse. There is a mark / surface scratch to the back of the stable. Painting has clearly been cleaned. Crazing throughout. Some touching up visible under UV light. See images for more details. Has been re-lined. Provenance - from a local estate from a titled lady
A Newlyn School embossed copper tapered square jug decorated with fish and Viking longship stamped "Newlyn" to base 21 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Areas of verdigris though out, remains of cleaning product, lid is just "off". General wear and tear condusive to age and use including some light surface sratching, pitting and small dents the most noticable to the under side. Handle has wear to the varish covering. See images for more details.
A C H Brannam Barum ware pottery vase of baluster form with incised fish decoration on a pale green ground, No'd. to base “1293” 41.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Firing fault hairline cracks to the inside of the neck. Further firing fault cracks around the handle top and bottom. Some minor speckles / faults to the blank reverse. Further firiing fault to the right of the handle at rear and loss of glaze to the extremities of the handles. Under UV light there does not appear to be any restoration.
A Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase, the gilt ground set with incised swirling decoration and flower and foliate decoration by Edith D Lupton, the base incised "EDL", No'd. "949" and "MA" for Mary Aitken and dated 1886, 27.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Has general wear and tear conducive with age and use and in need of a light clean. Some surface scratching - see images for more details
A Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian grey / blue glazed baluster shaped squat vase, No'd to base "205" and bearing incised initials "ETR" for Edward Thomas Radford and monogram "R" for Gwlady Rogers 17.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Appears to be in good condition throughout though could do with a clean. Some craquelure to the glaze throughout. Under UV light there appears to be no restoration
A Minton Secessionist two-handled vase of tapering form on a flared foot, No'd to base “No 1” and with impressed Nos “12-18” (with some damage and restoration) 28.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Has a bad repair to the underside rim. Appears to have been a chip with a hairline fracture coming from it. All over crazing. Some light surface scratching. In need of a good clean. Some hairline fractures coming off the flared base. Firing faults, etc. General wear and tear conducive with age and use. See images for more details.
A John Pearson Newlyn School cylindrical biscuit barrel / jar and cover with stylised dolphin decoration lid, bearing initials to base “JP” 17 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Has some dents, knocks etc throughout. Some verdigris to the joins. Light surface scratching. Some liquid style marks running down. Lid fit is a little bit sticky and base is a little bit bent, otherwise general wear and tear conducive with age and use - see images for more details
A studio pottery lidded pot with insisded foliate decoration to the shoulder, bears makers mark possibly for Norah Braden 24cm high CONDITION REPORTS Some crazing to the glase visible on the interior. Otherwise general wear and tear to include firing faults, some light surface marks, in need of clean - see images for more details
A Francis C Pope Royal Doulton Art Nouveau design vase with stylised floral and foliate incised decoration, bearing initials to base, 34 cm high CONDITION REPORTS In need of a clean. General wear and tear conducive with age and use to include some light surface scratches etc - see images for more details
Two Ruskin vases, one in yellow and green/blue colour way, the other in orange and blue colour way both stamped "Ruskin 1930" to base 13 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Both vases have all over crazing. The orange and blue vase has a hairline crack approx 2.5 cm long running from the rim. Both in need of a clean - the orange and blue more so - very dirty. General wear and tear conducive with age and use to include some light surface scratching, etc. See images for more details.
A Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian orange ground floral decorated vase, well stamped to base with incised initials “ETR” for Edward Thomas Radford and monogram “WSM” for W. S. Mycock 21.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Appears to be visually in good condition throughout. Some slight wear to the foot conducive with age and use. Under UV light there is no sign of restoration
A pair of Doulton Lambeth faience ware vases, the brown ground set with floral decoration, bears painted monogram mark "WG" to base, possibly for Walter Gandy and dated 1877, 28 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Crazing to both. Painting is slightly blurry. Some chips to the base of one, possibly done during firing process. Otherwise general wear and tear to include some light surface scratching and in need of a clean - see images for more details. The glazed bases have a cross through them as if marked as seconds - see images for more details
A Royal Doulton Lambeth relief work vase of square baluster form decorated with owl and moonlight with swallows in flight verso, No'd “7800” and initialed “EB” for Ethel Beard, 16 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Has a hairline crack to one corner from the rim down approx 6 cm. Has a firing fault to the inside base as well as firing faults throughout. In need of a clean. General wear and tear conducive with age and use to include some light surface scratches, etc. See images for more details.
A John Pearson vase decorated with stylised Viking longboats at sea, with variously decorated sails, inscribed "JP 1901" and No'd "2688" to base, 25 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Has a hole to the centre base, ,misshapen and dented in various places throughout. Verdigris variously throughout. Some white bloom mainly to the bottom of the pot. Some heavier surface scratches as well as general. Liquid marks variously throughout. General wear and tear conducive with age and use - see images for more details. Some small splits to the edges of the decoration visiible with torch light - see images for more details.
A Moorcroft MacIntyre florian ware vase with piped decoration with incised signature and inscribed "M.743" and bearing "Florian Ware JAS McIntyre Co Ltd" stamp 28.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Appears to be sound throughout though with craquelure to the glaze also throughout. Slight grubbiness and wear to the foot conducive with age and use, however under UV light, the top of the neck has been damaged and restored - see UV images
A Mary White (1926-2013) stoneware pottery bowl of simple form of flared form, 24.5 cm diameter x 6.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Overall appears in good condition. Some fine black spots to the interior of the base of the bowl (probably tiny air bubbles). Similar effect to the very rim where glaze slightly thicker. Some slight marking to one edge of the rim which may come off with a clean. Otherwise the piece appears in good condition. Under UV light there does not appear to be any sign of restoration.
A collection of studio pottery to include Marion de Trey (1913-2016) jug with sgraffito style feathered decorated band to middle, 20 cm high, a Michael Truscott blue on white glazed fruit bowl, unmarked 13.5 cm high, a Thomas Plowman for Stalham Pottery treacle glazed ribbed jug, bearing "S" stamp and "TP:" stamp 19 cm high together with two studio pottery bowls, a further vase and a square dish with treacle glaze and decorated with a bird, stamped "BE" to base, 8.5 cm x 8.5 cm (7) CONDITION REPORTS All items have general wear and tear conducive with age and use to include firing marks, light surface scratches, some minor knocks with the exception of the incised jug which has several larger areas of glaze off - see images for more details. If more information is required on specific items, please let us know
A Bullers bowl with incised cream decoration initialled "AH" for Agnete Hoy and stamped "258" to base 27 cm in diameter together with a vase with incised decoration in pale green initialled the same and No'd "289" to base 17 cm high together with a vase of squat form decorated with eagles in clouds and signed "FA Rhead" and stamped "Wardle England" to base 16 cm high CONDITION REPORTS The Bullers bowl and vase both have general wear and tear conducive with age and use to include some light surface scratching, etc. Both in need of a good clean. The Rhead vase has heavy crazing throughout of which some have become discoloured and stained. Also in need of a good clean. All items with general wear and tear to include some light surface scratching. See images for more details.
A Daume Nancy cut glass vase depicting stylised flowers, raised on a circular pedestal foot, inscribed "Daume Nancy France" 15 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Has some light surface scratches. Otherwise in need of a good clean. General wear and tear conducive with age and use. See images for more details.
An Elton Pottery jug with relief work floral spray decoration on a deep green blue ground 19 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Has crazing all over. Some losses to the glaze on the extremities predominantly the blue balls on one side. There is a chip to the base. Otherwise general wear and tear conducive with age and use to include some light surface scratches, firing faults etc - see images for further details
A Charles Vyse Chelsea pottery figure of a Pekingese, monochrome (for similar model see Terence Cartlidge Charles & Nell Vyse Richard Dennis & Ed Pasco, Page 50) 18 cm long x 15 cm high (ARR) CONDITION REPORTS Condition appears overall sound with some craquelure to the glaze, particularly to the front underside of the dog. See image. To the chest area, there appears to be some dark marking which may be part of a firing fault. Signature to base reads "Charles Vyse Chelsea". Two labels - one inscribed "158", the other inscribed "Pekingese Dog Celadon.... indistinct" - "Mura England". Under UV light there does not appear to be any sign of restoration.
A Frank A Butler Royal Doulton baluster shaped vase with Gothic style relief work foliate decoration, bearing monogram to base "FAB" and No. "362" and further initials "BN" for Bessie Newberry, 24 cm high CONDITION REPORTS In need of a clean. Dirty especially to the interior and shoulders. Some losses to the enamel. Light surface scratching, etc. See images for more details. General wear and tear conducive with age and use.
A Frank A. Butler Doulton Lambeth relief work decorated jug bearing monogram to base and No'd. “3069”, 42 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Has some heavy crazing to the bottom quarter but variously in small patches all over. In need of a good clean, otherwise general wear and tear to include firing faults, some light surface scratching, minor losses etc - see images for more details
A Royal Doulton Lambeth square form vase decorated with Dutch figures in landscapes, No'd “H39” to base and bearing monogram “LH” for A. Leslie Harradine, 16 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Has a firing flaw to the inside. Otherwise general wear and tear conducive with age and use. In need of a light clean. See images for more details.
A Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian vase, orange ground with scrolling foliate decoration, initialed “E.T.R” for Edward Thomas Radford and with monogram “WSM” for W. S. Mycock, No'd. “3255” 18 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Appears to be in good condition throughout. Slight wear to the foot conducive with age and use. Under UV light there are no signs of restoration
A Newlyn Arts & Crafts copper fire screen depicting Viking style longboats, one with sail inscribed "One and All", stamped "Newlyn" to top, 66 cm x 46 cm x 18.5 cm CONDITION REPORTS Has verdigris in places to include two spots to the centre of the sail. Some liquid type drip marks showing. A few heavy surface scratches. Otheriwse in need of a clean, very dusty and dirty. General wear and tear to include some light bumps etc - see images for more details
A Lucie Rie black glazed elliptical bowl and saucer, both bearing Lucie Rie marks, the bowl 12 cm x 14.5 cm x 7.5 cm high, the saucer approx 16 cm diameter (ARR) CONDITION REPORTS Nothing showing under UV. Some surface scratches to the saucer conducive with use (bowl being on top). Otherwise general wear and tear. In need of a light clean. There is some sticky residue on the saucer. See images for more details.
A modern blue upholstered sofa on splayed turned oak legs 200 cm wide x 80 cm deep x 72 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Structurally sound, some light wear to the legs, some staining and marks to the upholstery including dog hair. General wear and tear conducive with age and use - see images for more details
DERBY PORCELAIN URN a pedestal urn, the central panel painted with a variety of flowers on a table, with loop handles and various gilded decoration, 17cms high. Also with a pair of Derby lidded pot pourri urns with paw feet (15cms high) and a lidded porcelain vase with hexagonal shaped lid and curved body, painted with a various flowers and foliage on a red and light blue ground (damaged, 33cms high). (4)
SET OF THREE 19THC PORCELAIN VASES a set of three vases, each with a panel brightly painted with a variety of flowers against a light blue ground, with rams head handles and rich gilding (one repaired to the rim, 14cms high). Also with a pair of porcelain pedestal urns (15cms high), and a large pair of porcelain cache pots painted with flowers and with mask handles (damages, 20.5cms high). (7)
CHINESE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN VASE Kangxi period and now converted into a lamp, the curved neck painted with a variety of foliage and with a square sided body painted on each side with a variety of figures in conversation, trees and buildings. With a painted leaf to the base, with restoration to neck and some damages, now fitted with a light fitting and drilled. 51cms high
CHINESE PORCELAIN VASE late 19thc or early 20thc, each side with a circular panel painted with figures and flowering shrubs within landscape scenes, with a light blue ground with outlines of plants and painted with various flowers. With lion mask handles to each side, both with gilded decoration. Qianlong four character mark to base. 25.5cms high
CHINESE CANTONESE VASE probably 19thc, the bottle shaped vase painted with panels of birds and insects, and various figures in conversation, 24.5cms high. Also with a Chinese Mandarin vase now converted into a lamp, brightly painted the two panels painted with a variety of figures in a landscape, mounted on a more modern wooden base, 32cms high overall including light fitting. (2)
ANTWERP SCHOOL, 17th/18th CENTURY DIANA AND SATURN WITH NYMPHS; THE CONTEST OF APOLLO AND PAN; MERCURY ADMIRING HERSE; VENUS DISARMING MARS (?) Four, oil on copper Each 48 x 38cm approx. (4) * The subjects derive from prototypes by, respectively, Sir Peter Paul Rubens, Jacob Jordaens, Frans Wouters and another artist of the Antwerp School ++ Some light scattered retouching
FOLLOWER OF CHARLES D'AGAR (1669-1723) PORTRAIT OF A BOY Seated, full length, wearing Classical dress with a red mantle, a hound at his side, a country house beyond, oil on canvas 36 x 30cm. * The sitter had been traditionally identified as a young Charles II ++ Lined; some craquelure; scattered retouching; needs a light clean
CIRCLE OF GUSTAVE POPE (1831-1910) A COUNTRY GIRL READING A BOOK Oil on canvas, in a period gilt frame with diaper border, the shaped oval mount with incised cursive designs in the corners 74.5 x 62cm. Provenance: Collection of Samuel Henry Woodhouse (1848-1932), Norley Hall, Cheshire; thence by descent ++ Needs a light clean
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