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Los 205
SUTCLIFFE; a tinplate model boat with 'Comet' and manufacturer decals in light blue, playworn.Additional InformationPlayworn as stated and some losses to paint, surface dirt, dent to upper frame of left window, some small losses to the decals, please judge from illustrations and request additional if necessary.
Los 214
An automaton modelled as a female Pierrot, for restoration with composite hands, dressed in light pink outfit with bells and rattle, electrically powered, on velvet lined square plinth base, height approx 84cm (af). Additional InformationHas not been tested by this auction house, no guarantee of working order. Electricity and wiring will need to be re-done. The left hand first two finger have both been broken off and reglued. The rattle stem has been broken in two. Holes, fraying and discolouration to the outfit, further surface scuffs to the face. The curl at the end of the right boot has been broken off and lost. In general heavy wear throughout, in need of extensive attention.
Los 232
THE MACALLAN; a single bottle of 'Elegancia' Twelve Years Old Highland single malt Scotch whisky, matured in sherry oak casks, 40% 1l, in original presentation cask.Additional InformationLevel base of neck, someone has written £30 on the front of the presentation carton, also £no to interior of the flap, light general wear to said carton.
Los 451
MOORCROFT; two tubeline decorated 'Queen's Choice' pattern vases, both with impressed marks to bases, the flared rim example with year cipher for 2006, height 9.3cm, the other for 2002 (2).Additional InformationUsual manufacturing imperfections including crazing, surface dirt and light general surface wear.
Los 453
MOORCROFT; a navy ground tubeline decorated 'Queen's Choice' pattern dish with impressed marks and year cipher for 2001 to base, diameter 11.8cm, another dish and a small ginger jar (3).Additional InformationThe second dish with minor glazing flaw to bowl centre, ginger jar with some scratches where the lid has rested on the body, all with some light surface marks and some small surface scratches and dirt.
Los 463
BRETBY; a large mottled glazed vase, height 39cm, a dragon decorated vase, height 39cm, a further drip glazed vase, height 33cm, and lamp 62.5cm including fitment (4).Additional InformationDragon vase with 1.5 x 1cm thin sliver chip to foot, crazing throughout. Dresser-type vase with rough finish to foot rim, surface scratches and dirt, ovoid vase with rough finish to foot rim and light surface scratches, lamp crazed.
Los 473
ROYAL DOULTON; a 'Monks in Cellar' series jug, designed by Charles Noke with transferred signature to one side, marked 'Disby' (possibly) with factory and 'US Patent June 5th 1906' marks and registration number 466627 to base, height 20.5cm.Additional InformationFiring crack and further glaze flaws to interior, manufacturing imperfections throughout with some pitting and fritting. Imperfections in the transferred decoration, again a manufacturing imperfection to the handle, otherwise light surface wear and dirt.
Los 474
ROYAL DOULTON; four 'Star-Crossed Lovers Collection' limited edition character jugs comprising D6750 'Napoleon & Josephine' no. 3275/9500, D6836 'King Arthur & Guinevere' no. 1752/9500, D6728 'Antony & Cleopatra' no. 6106/9500 and D6787 'Samson & Delilah' no. 1537/9500 (4).Additional InformationLight general surface wear.
Los 492
BESWICK; six animal figures with two cows including 'CH of Champions', dachshund, spaniel, donkey and owl (6).Additional Information'Champions' cow has loose piece to interior, black and white cow has what appears to be a manufacturing imperfection with small areas of fritting to the rear-left hoof, otherwise light surface wear.
Los 504
ROYAL WORCESTER; a pair of spill vases with pierced tops and bodies decorated with cattle by John Stinton, both signed, blue printed marks to bases, height 14.5cm (one badly af), sold with original receipt from Quarry Antiques dated 1989.Additional InformationOne of the vases is cracked through its entire body, has a section of the pierced gallery broken off with two pieces still present, wear to the gilding and surface scratches. The second vase has a 2mm firing flaw to the rim, light surface scratches and losses to gilding.
Los 509
ROYAL WORCESTER; a blush ivory tapered jug with painted and gilt floral decoration, green mark and no. 1047 to base, height 25cm, also a Copeland late Spode jug with applied Classical decoration and a cranberry glass jug (3). Additional InformationWorcester jug with some surface marks and scuffs, some light rubbing to the gilding, otherwise general wear commensurate with age and use throughout, cranberry glass with some scratches, manufacturing imperfections, etc.
Los 511A
Six pieces of studio ceramics comprising a Rebecca Callis crackle glaze pot, a Graham Glynn striped plate, an Oldrich Asenbryl for Sarn Pottery maroon and green abstract spherical pot, an Anvil Pottery posy vase, a blue and manganese bowl and a large green glazed bowl (6).Additional InformationLight general surface wear.
Los 516
GRIMWADES; two Beatrix Potter trios, the larger set depicting Squirrel Nutkin and the smaller Peter Rabbit, all with gilt rims, all marked and with Peter Rabbit to bases (6). Additional InformationLight surface scratches and rubbing to gilding, postage of this lot will cost £22 + VAT within the UK.
Los 526
A small mixed lot of ceramics to include a Noritake tea set, a Continental gilt example and a copper lustre glazed jug, also a small group of glass to include an Art Deco style dressing table set and green glass lemonade set.Additional InformationThere are three cups, four saucers, a coffee pot, cream jug, sugar bowl and a broken cover, finial of cover to coffee pot broken and reglued, losses to decoration throughout, particularly to saucers. Regarding Noritake items, teapot handle broken off, light surface scratches and rubbing.
Los 53
George III rosewood and stud decorated snuff box in the form of a shoe, length 10cm.Additional InformationTwo hairline cracks to wood, light surface wear but overall a good example, we would be able to post this lot in an extra small box, please see the 'Postage & Shipping' tab at www.adampartridge.co.uk.
Los 543
A Limoges porcelain floral and gilt decorated cabaret set stamped 'G D & Cie' to bases.Additional InformationHairline crack through body of one of the pots, 5cm hairline to smaller pot, two cups with hairline cracks, major crack to another, one saucer chipped and cracked, another saucer with star crack, light surface scratches to tray.
Los 614
HEREND; a pair of hand painted figures of butterflies perched on flowers, both marked to base, height 7.1cm (2).Additional InformationBoth with some small areas of damage, one with small chip to tip of butterfly's right wing, further chip to the flower at the base of the front and to the curcled flower to the reverse, further very small chip to the end of the stem, the other model also with several small chips to the leaf at the front, to the tip of the butterfly's left wing and right wing, also to end of the stem at the reverse, also to the tip of one of the petals of the flowers, both with some small losses to the painted decoration, light general wear.
Los 619A
A 19th century Japanese ivory kagmaibuta, the central bronze panel set with a dragon and Fujyama, diameter 4.5cm.Additional InformationThere is a crack from the rim to the side of the metal inset plaque all the way round the back to the central pint, there is also a 5mm hairline crack opposing this, light surface scratches and staining elsewhere.
Los 714
FENTON; a light blue opalescent glass epergne with three horns and shaped circular bowl with crimped wavy rim, marked, height 17cm, and a blue and white pressed glass basket, unmarked, also an early 20th century blue and white opaque glass three horned epergne in electroplated frame, height 34cm, and a further blue glass example with central horn above circular bowl with crimped rim (4).
Los 935
HOLLAND, ALDWINCKLE & SLATER; a George V hallmarked silver lidded sugar bowl with gadrooned detail and knopped stem on spreading circular foot, Birmingham 1910, height 16.1cm, approx 9.8ozt. Additional InformationMaker's mark to the body partially rubbed, lid a little misshapen so does not sit flush on the body all the way round, further general wear and light indentations, nicks and marks.
Los 1102
CARR'S OF SHEFFIELD LTD; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver mounted rectangular photo frame, Sheffield 2002, 15 x 11.5cm.Additional InformationSilver with some light scratches and tarnish, the blue velvet-type backing somewhat stained and discoloured with some fraying - particularly to the corners and edges.
Los 1351
WINDMILLS OF LONDON; a late 17th/early 18th century silver and tortoiseshell triple cased pocket watch, the outer tortoiseshell case with silver stud decoration enclosing a simple inner second case and the watch with bull's eye domed glass, white enamel dial set with Roman numerals, Arabic seconds numerals, steel beetle and poker hands and inscribed 'Windmills London', the movement signed and no.16763, with pierced and engraved masked cock centred with a diamond, silver regulator disc and engraved detail throughout, the later cases hallmarked for London 1789, dial diameter 3.6cm, outer case diameter 5.8cm.Additional InformationThe white enamel dial has an area of damage beneath the six numeral which obscures the outer seconds numerals and is a thin chip running approx 5mm x 13mm. There are also very light surface scratches and tiny nibbles to the edge of the enamel dial. The watch ticks when wound, some light surface scratches to the silver case and the second inner case. The tortoiseshell outer case has surface scratches, a 4mm x 6mm bruise to one edge. The front rim has split in several places and is missing three of the studs.
Los 1352
ALLEN WALKER; a fine 18th century 18ct yellow gold triple case verge pocket watch, the outer shagreen case with gilt metal stud decoration enclosing a stunning repoussé second case with decoration in the style of George Michael Moser, the watch with white enamel dial set with Roman numerals, Arabic minute markers, pierced hands, bull's eye domed glass and with movement signed and no.919, with pierced and engraved masked cock set with a bearded profile of a gentleman beneath wings and an urn of flowers, silver regulator disc and with square baluster pillars, the case hallmarked for London 1786 and with matching serial no.919, dial diameter 3.5cm, outer case diameter 5.3cm.Additional InformationThe white enamel dial has an area of damage around three o'clock. This is a slither of repair to the rim approx 11mm x 2mm slightly obscuring the 15 minute marker. There is also a fine crack just inside this area indicating this could have been a slither chip. There are two very fine small hairline cracks around the 7 marker. Other light surface scratches to the dial. The movement ticks when wound. Some light scratches to the inner case, the repoussé decorated case has three minute pinholes to the decoration on the raised points. The shagreen case has some tiny areas of damage commensurate with age. It is missing four of the applied gilt metal dots near where the spring is and the outer case contains remnants of watch papers and silk.
Los 1354
EDWARD PRIOR OF LONDON; a mid-19th century quadruple cased pocket watch made for the Ottoman market, the domed engraved outer case enclosing a tortoiseshell silver and stud decorated second case, plain third case with simple bands of detail and the watch with domed glass above white enamel dial set with Turkish numerals, inscribed 'Edward Prior London' and with beetle and poker hands, the movement signed Edw. Prior, London, no.66841, with pierced engraved balance cock, silver regulator disc and tulip columns, the watch and third case hallmarked for London 1851, the outer case with Turkish hallmark, diameter of dial 3.1cm, diameter of outer case 6.6cm.Additional InformationThe white enamel dial is in good order with just minor surface scratches, the movement ticks when wound, light wear only to the main watch. The next case closes tightly, has again light surface scratches but basically OK. The tortoiseshell case is missing three of the inset dots, also has a small area of damage and fine crack, light surface scratches otherwise. The Turkish outer case has an area of unsightly solder repair, mainly viewable underneath but right to the tip of the dome you can see where the case has split in the past. The hinge is also slightly loose on the outer case and there is an old watch paper to the watch.
Los 1359
NEW ENGLAND WATCH CO; a white metal crown wind skeletonised pocket watch set with Arabic numerals to the dial and with subsidiary seconds dial and glazed front and back, the movement stamped N.E.W.Co, diameter 5.27cm.Additional InformationTicks when wound, the case is unmarked, light surface scratches.
Los 1363
CYMA; a gold plated Art Deco crown wind slim open face pocket watch, the silvered dial with Arabic numerals and with subsidiary seconds hand, the fifteen jewelled movement no.295501, diameter 4.8cm.Additional InformationTicks when wound. LIght surface scratches to the case but overall in good condition.
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