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TWO DERBY PLATES AND A DISH, C1815-20 painted with flower sprays in blue and gilt feuille de choux borders, dish 28cm w, red painted mark and a pair of unfinished Derby floral painted plates, c1830 (5) ++Largest plate cracked, slightly smaller matching plate with localised staining of the glaze, dish in good condition with light wear to the gilding only, unfinished plates both with some staining of the glaze, one also with hairline crack on reverse
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A SET OF THREE GEORGE II ROCOCO SILVER SALVERS the field engraved with armorials in flat chased border, on three paw feet, 18 and 31diam, by William Peaston, London 1750 or 51, 55ozs 15dwts The arms are those of Pryce of Gunley. ++All in the same fine condition with light wear consistent with age, excellent examples
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A CONTINENTAL SILVER SWAN SHAPED CASTING BOTTLE, 19TH C with red bead cabochon eyes, 5cm h, dagger control mark and a Continental pear shaped miniature silver rococo ogee urn and threaded cover, unmarked, 1oz 8dwts (2) ++Swan in good condition with even light wear, urn also in good condition with some polish residues but foot slightly bent
![[AUSTEN (JANE)] MANSFIELD PARK A NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF "SENSE AND SENSIBILITY" AND " PRIDE AND PREJUDICE" three vols, 12mo,](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/eb704c32-b07c-4d10-ba8c-a78a01127bc1/88dc8ddf-08df-4333-e9c8-a56e57646c9e/468x382.jpg)
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[AUSTEN (JANE)] MANSFIELD PARK A NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF "SENSE AND SENSIBILITY" AND " PRIDE AND PREJUDICE" three vols, 12mo, first edition, wanting half titles, no advert to vol III and p49 almost detached, occasional light spotting, contemporary half calf (3) Provenance: Sir John Mordaunt, 9th Baronet (1808-1845) of Walton Hall, Warwickshire (bookplate).
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NEEDLEWORK TOOLS. A BRIGHTON WHITEWOOD COMMEMORATIVE PAINTED CROWN SHAPED PIN CUSHION AND COVER, DATED 1809 5cm h, underside inscribed This pin cushion was made to commemorate the Jubilee of George III October 25 1809 Provenance: Pryce family of Gunley. ++Small chip on lower rim and a few light scratches but in very good condition, not restored or repainted. The interior retaining the original pale blue silk cushion, studded with pins
Los 359
TWO DERBY PLATES one painted probably by Richard Dodson with birds and wildfowl, the other painted with two peasants in a tavern, with floral and blue and gilt feuille de choux border, 22 & 24cm diam, red painted mark ++Bird plate with very fine hairline crack at 4 o'clock and slight wear, peasants plate cracked at 7 o'clock and some light wear
Los 362
TWO DERBY PLATES, C1815-20 both painted with flowers, the scalloped smaller plate with basket moulded border, 20 & 21.5cm diam, red painted mark ++The attractive small plate in fine condition, clean and of fine quality, the enamels bright, the slightly larger plate with some localised crazing of the glaze and light wear
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GEORGE HUNT (FL EARLY 19TH C) AFTER J L CLARK (FL EARLY 19TH C) BILLY THE RAT KILLER OF UNRIVALED FAME WHO HAS KILLED 3,800 RATS! aquatint, hand coloured, 19.5 x 22.5cm, rosewood frame and a related ephemeral item describing the dog's exploits, oak frame (2) ++The print in good original colour with light overall browning, slightly loose in the frame and not aligned correctly the second item heavily stained and torn but rare, long undisturbed in the contemporary oak frame
Los 611
BRITISH SCHOOL, C1945 A SOLDIER OF THE BRITISH 29TH INFANTRY BRIGADE IN BURMA, 1944-45 indistinctly signed, oil on canvas, 60 x 50cm A dramatic image of a man of action rather than a portrait of an individual. The soldier of 122 Anti-Tank Regiment Royal Artillery is represented probably around Mandalay during February and March 1945, or on the Rangoon Road, April-May 1945. ++Requires a light clean but in good condition, undamaged, not lined in contemporary plain wood frame
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A PAIR OF COPELAND ORANGE TUB CACHE POTS, C1880 painted to two sides by Hurten, both signed, with luxuriant forest plants, the other sides with raised gilt butterflies and bamboo on bleu celeste ground, 11.5cm h, printed mark ++In our opinion both in fine condition, the underside with some typical fine light crazing of the glaze
Los 348
A DOCUMENTARY ENGLISH PORCELAIN PLATE, PROBABLY COALPORT, LONDON DECORATED, DATED 1814 painted by William Silk with a moonlit coastal scene in a border of roses, 22.5cm diam, faintly signed W Silk 1814 William Silk worked firstly at the Caughley factory where he is known to have painted landscapes and was later employed in the decorating establishment of Charles Muss at Great Windmill Street, London. ++Tiny chip under the rim and wear to gilding on the rim. Note: the signature rubbed off and an impression of it now only visible in the glaze when held at an oblique angle to the light but genuine. An interesting plate, unrestored
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BRITISH SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY PORTRAIT OF A LADY seated half length in a brown dress, oil on canvas, 75 x 43cm Such prominent placing of the open book in the sitter's hands is conceivably an allusion to her literary pretensions, perhaps as an authoress. ++Localised flaking in the lower part of the composition, pigments darkened with age, light cracqueleur and an impression of the stretchers visible when viewed at an oblique angle, unlined and on the original stretchers
Los 341
A DERBY PLATE, C1797-1800 painted probably by John Brewer with a landscape, the yellow border painted in sepia monochrome and darker yellow with birds and insects, 24cm diam, painted mark and title View near Caernarvon in blue script Provenance: Collection of Miss Margaret Ward of Derby, her executors' sale in these 'rooms, 22 April 2004, lot 188, to the late father of the present vendor. The source print "View near Caernarfon" was engraved by Samuel Middiman after G Barrett for Middiman's Select Views in Great Britain, published May 25, 1786. ++Some light wear only. Note the oval butterfly medallion at 12 o'clock possibly over a reserve intended for initials or crest
Los 313
A WEDGWOOD BLACK BASALT FLOWER POT AND GRID COVER, C1900 14.5cm h, impressed WEDGWOOD ENGLAND and a contemporary Wedgwood light blue jasper dip salad bowl (3) ++Salad bowl lacking metal rim, small fault on the sprigging in one place caused during manufacture, flowerpot and cover in good condition
Los 168
A GEORGE II SILVER BALUSTER MUG engraved with armorials, 13.5cm h, by Thomas Whipham, London 1750, 16ozs 15dwts The arms are those of Pryce of Gunley, the accompanying initials being those of William Pryce. ++Light wear consistent with age, the marks good, the foot split and with small opposing holes for fixing to a plinth or similar
Los 337
A DERBY LOBED DISH AND MATCHING PLATE, C1795 painted with a central group of flowers in Smith's blue and gilt border, 22 & 21.5cm diam, puce painted mark and 127 or 100 respectively, the latter with exhibition label Provenance: William Wheeldon (d1874) the nephew of William Billingsley; Collection of Miss Margaret Ward of Derby, her executors sale in these 'rooms, 22 April 2004, lot 191 to the late father of the present vendor. Exhibited: Derby, Midland Counties Works of Art Exhibition 1870 (label indistinctly inscribed Wheeldon) ++Dish in fine condition but for one or two light scratches to the painting, plate also in good condition with slight stacking wear to the glaze when viewed at an oblique angle to the light and wear to the gilding on the rim. Neither cracked, chipped or restored
Los 601
GEORGE TURNER (1841-1910) CALLOW CROSS DERBYSHIRE signed, signed again, dated 1903, inscribed with the title and artist's address Barrow on Trent Derby, verso, oil on canvas, 38 x 59cm ++In good condition, varnish possibly requiring a light clean unlined in what maybe the original gilt oak leaf and acorn frame
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A WILLIAM III SILVER CASTER AND A PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE SILVER CASTERS fully marked, both London, the first by Thomas Jenkins, 1699, the pair by Joseph Ward, 1707, 24ozs Provenance: Pryce family of Gunley. ++One of the smaller casters with old solder repair on the inside to a vertical split. The matching castor with old solder repair on the inside of the foot. All with light dents but of fine colour, the marks well spaced
Los 169
British Tokens, Eighteenth Century Tokens, Bedfordshire (2): Flitwick, halfpenny, 1797, the Church, rev. cipher PSCo (DH.1); Leighton Buzzard, Chambers, Langston, Hall & Co., halfpenny, 1794, girl beneath tree making lace, rev. lamb, edge of the issuers (DH.3c); Buckinghamshire (2): Aylesbury, [unknown issuer], halfpenny, 1796, bust of William III r., TO THE FRIENDS FOR THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY, rev. cap of Liberty on pole among flags (DH.7); Chesham, Adam Simpson, halfpenny, 1795, cipher AS with family crest, rev. family arms, motto on scroll below (DH.20), second good extremely fine with light handling marks but mirror-like fields and a deep golden tone, third extremely fine for issue with a little lustre, three darkly toned areas on obverse, weak in centres as usual, first and last good extremely fine, obverse of DH.1lustrous, otherwise richly toned (4) *ex Baldwin’s vault
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British Tokens, Eighteenth Century Tokens, Durham, Sunderland, penny in lead alloy, 1797, iron bridge, ship sailing beneath, rev. ships and keel (DH.2), good fine to nearly very fine, has been lightly lacquered, the coating masking countless light scratches on obverse and a few on reverse; from the slightly flawed obverse die, extremely rare in lead *ex Baldwin’s vault
Los 292
British Tokens, Eighteenth Century Tokens, Middlesex, Thomas Spence, halfpennies, undated (3), dog, MUCH GRATITUDE BRINGS SERVITUDE, rev. caduceus, WE WERE BORN FREE AND WILL NEVER DIE SLAVES (DH.750); heads of Pitt and Fox conjoined, ODD FELLOWS, rev. hand with heart in palm, HONOUR, edge plain (DH.804c); as previous, with incuse dotted borders added after striking (cf. DH.805a-c), DH.750 very fine, DH.804c good extremely fine and lustrous, DH.805a extremely fine, cleaned long ago but has toned back attractively, light hairlines visible under a glass on reverse (3) *ex Baldwin’s vault
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