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RIDGWAYS CERAMIC BASIN, with floral and gilt decoration, along with other various bowls and plates

Victorian ewer and basin by Thomas Booth decorated in the 'Sylvan' pattern, height of ewer 32cm

Early 20th washing set by Steventon Ltd. comprising:- a large jug and basin, chamber pot, small vase and soap dish with liner (cracks to the lid) all with a floral design and gilt rims (5)

A  Colclough tea service "Hedgerow" pattern for eight to include milk jug and sugar basin

Two pairs of vases, teapot, sugar basin and jug etc

Antique bronze chest with figures around decor + bronze holy water basin in the shape of a well. 19th century. Dimensions: 7 - 18 cm. In good condition.

Lot of various porcelain. goebel. Consisting of: Mary with baby Jesus. Nun, signed Krobek 1967. Limoges egg. holy water basin. Separate plate and a calendar plate (= 62 x 26 cm.). In good condition.

An Eichwald Majolica table centrepiece together with a Johnnie Walker water jug, jug and basin set, Japanese porcelain biscuit barrel, part tea sets etc

WW1 British Made Mild Steel Combat Helmet, good example retaining much of the original brown over paint combat finish to the exterior of the fluted basin shell. Interior retains the original leather sweatband and cloth lining. Very fine example. Produced in Birmingham circa 1916, these helmets were proved not to be suitable for issue to British troops so were sold to the Portuguese government for their army, however images do exist showing British officers wearing this type of helmet during WW1.

A French silver ewer and basin by Debain & Flamant, Paris 1838-1972 1st standard (.950), circa 1870, the baluster ewer with a shaped moulded rim, a leaf-capped high scroll handle with bulrushes, embossed with a vacant reserve flanked by flowers and scroll foliage, on a lobed domed foot, 30.5cm (12in) high; the scroll bordered basin with bulrushes to the edges and similar engraved decoration, 37cm (14 1/2in) diameter Provenance: Christie's sale 12th May 1982, lot 143. Debain & Flamant used this mark from 1864 to 1874 at 140 rue du Temple, Paris.

Y An Austro-Hungarian silver part coffee service on tray, maker's mark a ewer (not traced) Vienna 1872-1922 3rd standard (.800), the ovoid coffee pot with an ivory spacer to the baton finial, beaded rims and girdles and a harp handle; 19cm (7 1/2in) high; a cream jug; a sugar basin; five cups; five saucers; and an oval tray, 48cm (19in) long, 2619g (84.2 oz) gross (14) Provenance: Christie's sale 14th December 1991, lot 156 (lot labels).

Y A German silver ten piece tea and coffee service by Johann Wagner & Sohn, Berlin, pre and post 1884 .925 standard, circa 1885, the kettle on stand with a stained ivory swing handle over the urn finial on a lobed double domed centre to the domed cover, vacant oval reserves pendant from ribbon tied foliate swags, the shaped square stand with a burner and foliate chased supports, 30.5cm (12in) to top of finial; a five piece tea and coffee service, the coffee pot 30cm (11 3/4in) high; and a four piece bachelor's tea and coffee service, the coffee pot 24cm (9 3/8in) high, 8265g (265.7 oz) gross Provenance: Christie's 12th May 1982, lot 140 (lot labels).The firm of Johann Wagner & Sohn was founded in Berlin by the engraver and jeweller Jean (Johann) Adam Wagner (1761-1840) who had been appointed court jeweller to the Prussian court before 1818. Friedrich Wilhelm von Hohenzollern ascended to the throne as the last German Emperor and King of Prussia in 1888 and Johann Wagner & Sohn continued to supply his court with orders, jewellery and presentation pieces.Condition Report: Kettle on stand -Marks are clear, stands well, minor dent to the stand, splits to the ivory handle, play to the ivory, cover sits wellTea pot- marks clear, slightly wobbles, hinge and handle tight, splits to the handle Coffee pot- marks clear, slightly wobbles, hinge tight, play and splits to the handle Sugar basin- marks clear, stands well, hinge tight, cover sits wellCream jug- marks clear, stands well, slight play to the handlePedestal bowl- marks clear, stands wellBachelor's coffee pot- marks clear, slightly wobbles, hinge tight, slight play and splits to the handle Bachelor's tea pot- marks clear, stands well, hinge tight, slight play and splits to the handleBachelor's sugar basin- marks clear, stands well, cover fits well Bachelor's cream jug- marks clear, slightly wobbles, handle is good, cover fits tightly No engraving throughout All with light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Generally good condition Condition Report Disclaimer

Tiffany, an American silver plain bowl by Tiffany & Co., stamped marks, no. 19740, Lusk period 1956-65, reproduction of an original by Jacob Hurd, Boston, 1702-1758, 17cm (6 3/4in) diameter, 462g (14.8 oz); and an electro-plated twin handled sugar basin by Tiffany & Co., stamped marks, no. 912/75 (2)

Four pieces from a silver circular pedestal tea service by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1926-30, in the manner of Paul Storr, of a cream jug and a sugar basin with serpent handles, a waste bowl and a stand, the vessel interiors gilt, the cream jug 10cm (4in) high, 1609g (51.7 oz)Condition Report: Waste bowl - Marks are clear, stands wellStand - Marks are clear, stands wellCream jug - Marks are clear, slightly wobblesSugar basin - Marks clear, stands wellLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and use throughoutCondition Report Disclaimer

A group of Coalport green batwing tea and coffee wareearly 20th centurycomprising four teacups, four saucers, two sugar and four slop bowls, three graduated cream jugs, a pair of demitasse cups and saucers and a sideplate, printed factory marks (23)Condition report: Several pieces crazed but no cracks, chips, damages or repairs.1 teacup, 1 slop, smallest cream jug, medium cream jug, 1 small sugar/slop basin with crazing.

A Spode imari part tea and cofee servicecirca 1820pattern 1495, comprising eight teacups, six coffee cups, twelve saucers, a slop basin and a pair of square cake plates, majority painted 'SPODE 1495' in iron red to the bases (29)Condition report: Slop bowl - large body crack1 teacup with two body cracks, 1 other teacup with stained foot rim1 coffee cup with stained interior, 3 coffee cups badly cracked, 2 further coffee cups with hairlinesSaucers all good. No further signs of any damages or repairs, some general areas of slight rubbing - probably most noticeably to the gilded border of one square plate.

A Coalport part tea service in the 'Mandarin' patternlate 19th/early 20th century comprising ten teacups, eight saucers, twelve sideplates, pair of cake plates, slop basin and cream jug together with a pair of Royal Worcester cabinet plates, finely decorated with raised and tooled gilding on a dark blue ground, gold foot rims, printed factory marks in gold, 27cm diameterCondition report: Pair of plates - no damages or repairs. Gilding in good condition. Coalport service - two coffee cups with spots of discolouration, another fully stained to the interior, the cream jug is also fully stained to the interior. Some other cups appear to have discolouration but this seems to come off with a gentle clean, 1 coffee cup with a foot rim chip. 3 sideplates cracked. Both cake plates badly cracked. Several pieces crazed throughout.

A marble effect resin fountain in the form of a youth and girl with their dog set in the centre of a shell shaped basin, late 20th c, approximately 120cm h

A Minton bone china chamber pot and bowl, supplied to Dunrobin Castle, Scotland, 1892, printed with the initial S of Sutherland in forget-me-nots, below pink and gilt border, basin 24cm diam, printed mark

A Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern sugar bowl or slop basin, early 20th c, 15 diam, printed mark

BURTON BROTHERS OF DUNEDIN. An album (half calf binding, gilt tooled spine, some rubbing on edges) containing 48 views of New Zealand by the photographic studio of Burton Brothers, varying sizes , but many circa 5 1/2 x 7 1/2 in, including topographic, genre and native subjects; albumen prints with printed captions, laid down on album leaves; the album includes 48 photos by Burton Bros and 8 other photographs. The photos by Burton Bros within the album comprise: 1. Princess St Dunedin, 2. Thames St Oamaru, 3. Oamaru, 4. Christchurch Cathedral, 5. Museum, Christchurch, 6. Wanganu, 7. Nelson, Railway Crossing, 8. Queenstown, Lake Wakatipu, 9. Lake Hayes, 10. Skippers Road, Top of Saddle, 11. Arthurs Pt. Shotover Wakatipu, 12. On the Martins Bay Track, 13. Ballet Gorge - The Fern Arch, 14. Arthur River - Milford Sound, 15. Wet Jacket Arm - Dusky Sound, 16. Ruapehu, 17. Milford Sound, 18. Maori's Outside Hut, 19. Humboldt Range from Glenorchy, 20. Halls AP, 21. Diamond Lake - Head of Lake Wakatipu, 22. On the Route Burn, Martins Bay Track, 23. Napier, N.Z., 24. Blueskin Waitati, 25. The Head of Lake Manapouri from Pomona Island, 26. Mount Kimberley, Milford Sound, 27. Mount MacKenzie - Clinton River - Head of Lake to Anau, 28. On the Martins Bay Track, 29. Looking Down ,Mueller Glacier from Barron Saddle, 30. Mount Earnslaw from Precipice Creek, 31. Mount Cook from the Hooker River, 32. Princes St, Dunedin, 33. Wellington, 34. Cattle Cove Preservation Inlet, 35. Devil's Punch Bowl, Bealey Gorge, 36. Mount Larkins from Rector's Creek, L. Watakipu, 37. Tiki - O Mutu, 38. Mount Elie De Beaumont Tasman CL., 39. Manawatu Gorge, 40. Wharefun; At Corinth, 41. The Hot Water Basin White Terrace, 42. In 40 mile Bush, 43. Aporo and Ngareta at Wairoa, 44. Dome Range B.W. Arm Middle Fjord Lake, 45. Lake Wanaka from Pigeon Island, 46. On the River Avon, Christchurch, 47. Dunedin from Town Hall Tower, 47A Lake Ada Milford Sound; together with a photo by J.Davis, photographer depicting a Samoan scene with figures on a track, with buildings beyond,; together with seven other photos by another hand depicting mining, a glacier, house in outback, house and bridge, lake with oarsman, landscape and Whitburn Glacier; a Menu Card from the liner S.S. Barbarossa dated Jan 23rd 1899 also in the album, very probably belonged to the album's original owner

A STAINLESS STEEL INDUSTRIAL KITCHEN WASH BASIN

Two boxes of assorted china to include; various floral teaware, gilt floral teaware with hunting scenes, Crown Devon Fieldings 'Spring' design teapot and water jug, large blue and white floral design meat plate, Lord Nelson ware cereal bowls, gold Royal Winton Grimwades sucrier and milk jug, copper lustre miniature jug and basin, a Japanese Hakutsuru sake set, black and gilt rose decorated Japanese part coffee set etc. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Wedgwood Imperial porcelain jug and basin set, together with a toothbrush holder and chamber pot decorated with oriental figures in a landscape. (4) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Manieristic marble basin. Round shape with four sculpted heads with age of man, light grey marble with black veins; 17/18th Century. 18Cm height, 30cm wide.

Renaissance stone basin in quadratic shape with three curved sides and fluted, sculpted ornaments on white chalk stone. On the side drill hole. Southern Italy, 16th/17th Century. 64X55. deep 14cm

Holy water font, round curved sectional shape with basin and fluted wall string; white marble sculpted; Austrian 18th Century. 41X28x10cm

LARGE BLUE AND WHITE JUG AND BASIN

DOULTON JUG, BASIN AND TOOTHBRUSH HOLDER

A Sèvres covered ewer and basin (Pot à l'eau à la Romaine et jatte à feuille de choux), circa 1777Based on a model first designed by Jean-Claude Duplessis in 1751, the ewer of hard-paste porcelain, painted by Louis-Gabriel Chulot with elaborate floral wreaths of different varieties including roses, poppies and cornflowers, on either side, the front with turtle doves flanking a wicker basket with a musette de coeur, a straw hat and letters, one entitled 'Pastor Fido' all set between moulded stylised leaf shapes heightened in gilding, the shell-shaped cover with a flower wreath enclosing a single rose, the large scrolling handle brought forth from gilt bulrushes surrounding the base of the handle, the basin of soft-paste porcelain painted by François-Marie Barrat with floral wreaths and swags between the moulded sways picked out in gilding, the ewer: 26cm high, the basin: 36.5cm wide, the basin: interlaced LL monogram enclosing dated letter 'Z' over painters mark FB all in mauve colour, the ewer: crowned interlaced LL mark and painters mark of a quaver (2)Footnotes:Provenance: Sotheby's New York, 11 November 2000, lot 40;Christie's New York, 24 October 2012, lot 156; Private European Collection;Property from the Collection of Dr. Johannes Ralph LafrenzThe writing on the letter on the ewer, 'Pastor Fido' likely refers to popular pastoral tragicomedy Pastor Fido by Giovanni Battista Guarini, first published in 1590. The play was to have its first performance in 1584 at the court of Vincenzo Gonzaga, who had intended to mount a production of the play as part of the festivities around his marriage to Leonora de'Medici, but remained unfinished until 1585, when it was performed in its completed version in honour of the marriage of the Duke of Savoy and Catharine of Austria. After its initial publication, Guarini revised the play many times, and it appeared in over a hundred editions following its first publication. It became one of the most famous plays of the 17th century, and inspired numerous composers including Monteverdi, Alessandro Grandi and Heinrich Schütz. Sonatas playing on themes from Il Pastor Fido for the instrument musette de coeur, depicted on the ewer, were long published as Vivaldi's opus 13. They were however secretly composed by a man called Nicholas Chédeville. The music was published in 1737 by Jean-Noël Marchand through a secret agreement with Chédeville to publish a collection of Chédeville's compositions under Vivaldi's name. Chédeville supplied the funding and received the profits, all of which was documented in a notarial act by Marchand in 1749. The work includes six sonatas for musette, Vielle à roue, recorder, flute, oboe or violin, and basso continuo (documented by Federico Maria Sardelli, Vivaldi's music for flute and recorder (2007), pp.76 ff. ) According to some, Chédeville was the most famous musette player France ever had. He was born in 1705 into a family of musicians and took up a post in the prestigious royal oboe consortium Les Grands Hautbois, where he stayed until a few years before his death in 1782. Notwithstanding his self-pronounced title as 'musette layer to the King', Chédeville was plagued by financial difficulties eventually leading to his bankruptcy shortly before his death in 1782. He however seems to have been successful in keeping up appearances at the French Court and taught the musette to Princess Victoire from about 1750. He became a popular teacher among the aristocracy, eventually attaining the title of maître de musette de Mesdames de France.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

LUSTRE WASH BASIN & JUG SET, Nao table lamp and a fancy glass and brass effect table lamp

GEORGE V SILVER THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE - Birmingham 1909 and 1910, Maker Samuel F Evans & Co consisting of teapot, sugar basin and milk jug with half fluted decoration, 20.9 troy ozs gross

A GEORGE II MAHOGANY WIG OR BASIN STAND MID-18TH CENTURY the moulded circular top above scroll supports, with two drawers, on tripod cabriole legs 79.7cm high, 47cm wide Provenance Major Edward Croft-Murray, Perivale, Ryde, Isle of Wight. From the collection of Edward Croft-Murray CBE (1907-1980).

A magnolia-decorated toilet jug, basin and soap dish, an oak cased striking mantel clock, glass sundae dishes and other ceramics and miscellanea.

A collection of kitchen ceramics, including Bridgewater pottery tea and sugar jars, and a covered sugar basin and chocolate mug, five blue and white storage jars and more

A mid 20th century Chinese blue and white porcelain charger, 29.5cm, together with a twin handled Chinese blue and white porcelain basin and an associated cover (3)

A Royal Doulton porcelain white Nile pattern dinner and coffee for six, dinner plates, dessert plated, coffee pot, milk jug, sugar basin, cups, saucers and side plates and more

A group of porcelain comprising a wash jug, basin and soap tray with gilt and floral decoration on a cream ground, together with a fruit bowl on a stand with a similar decoration

South European earthenware tile tableau depicting soldiers 26x39 cm and earthenware shaving basin with polychrome flower decoration 26 cm diameter

Basin and ewer, D. Maria I, Queen of Portugal (1777-1816), 833/1000 silver, decoration en relief "Flowers", beaded edges, ewer fluted base and engraved upper part, Portuguese, small bruises on the basin's edge, basin with Guimarães assay mark (1791-1792), ewer with Oporto assay mark (1792-1803), both with Manuel Marques Coelho maker's mark (1792-1814), Dim. - (lavanda) 5,5 x 51,5 x 35,5 cm; (gomil) 37,7 cm; Peso - 2.958 g.

A foot washing basin, Chinese export porcelain, polychrome and gilt decoration "Phoenix and flowers", exterior with "Butterflies and leafy branches", Qianlong period (1736-1795), large crack and hairline with old restoration, Dim. - 14 x 51,5 cm

A Royal Crown Derby part table set comprising of six dinner plates, four dessert type plates and other similar, six soup/entree handled bowls and saucers, four side plates, three teacups and four saucers and a sugar basin 

A royal Doulton Sheraton part breakfast service, an Edwardian wash basin, two jugs, a small quantity of commemorative and other wares 

A hand basin and taps

BASSIN IRANIEN DU FARScirculaire en laiton ciselé et incrusté d’argent. La panse est ornée de six rondeaux contenant des scènes de prince assis et des cavaliers chassant se détachant sur un fond floral et végétal parsemé d’oiseaux stylisés dans un entrelacs de mandorles. À l’intérieur, ronde de poissons tournoyant.(Incrustations d’argent quasiment toutes parties).Iran, Fars, XIVe siècle.A silver-inlaid brass basin, Iran, Fars, 14th century. HAUT. 13 CM (5 1/8 IN.) - DIAM. (D'OUVERTURE) 19 CM (7 1/2 IN.)

BASSIN "TÂS" IRANIEN DU XIVE SIÈCLEà panse renflée et col court et droit en alliage cuivreux à décor ciselé, incrusté d'or et d'argent, et de pâte noire. La panse est décorée de quatre cartouches oblongs calligraphiés de formules votives alternant avec des médaillons circulaires animés de groupes de trois personnages figurant un souverain en trône encadré de deux membres de sa cour munis d'un flabellum. Le col est orné d'une frise tressée, le fond de lambrequins gravés et d'inscriptions peu lisibles, dont l'une dans un cartouche piriforme (sur la partie rajoutée) donnant certainement le nom de propriétaire.(Petits enfoncements, encrassements, manques d'incrustation, un comblement (restauration) dans le fond).Iran, Fars, XIVe siècle.A silver and gold-inlaid brass basin, "tâs", Iran, Fars, 14th century. HAUT. 12 CM (4 3/4 IN.) - DIAM. 22 CM (8 11/16 IN.), BIBLIOGRAPHIEPour un bassin au décor similaire, voir : Melikian-Chirvani A. S. (1982), "Islamic Metalwork from the Iranian World", Londres : HMSO, N°98, p. 213.,

INTÉRESSANT BASSIN IRANIEN monté sur un petit talon en alliage de cuivre rouge, étamé à l'origine, la paroi externe à décor de plusieurs registres superposés: le bandeau supérieur orné d'une frise calligraphiée de versets persans en nasta'liq ; le registre principal avec des scènes de la littérature persane dans des médaillons, tirées du Khamse de Nizami. Sous ce registre courent des frises calligraphiées, de fleurons, d'arabesques de palmettes. Monture en bronze comprenant une base quadripode et bassin intérieur avec rebord à ailette.(Quelques petits enfoncements).Iran, probablement XIXe siècle.A tinned copper basin, Iran, probably 19th century.HAUT. 12 CM (4 3/4 IN.) - DIAM. 12 CM (4 3/4 IN.)

AIGUIÈRE SYRIENNE ET BASSINAiguière posée sur quatre petits pieds en laiton incrusté d'argent et de cuivre rouge, à panse piriforme, col tubulaire, anse sinusoïde, bec droit et couvercle en dôme, décorée de deux médaillons polylobés animés de calligraphies et entrelacs, sur fond tapissant de palmettes et fleurons. On y joint un bassin circulaire à décor semblable.Syrie, fin du XIXe-début du XXe siècles.A silver and copper inlaid brass ewer and a basin, Syria, late 19th-20th century.HAUT. 30 CM (11 13/16 IN.) - DIAM. 33,5 CM (13 3/16 IN.),

Regency mahogany commode, interior fitted with ceramic basin, 57cm wide x 54cm deep x 91cm high.

A DUTCH SILVER MINIATUE CREAM JUG, cream jug marked 'SGV', 17th/18th century of ovoid shape and shaped handle, a lidded sugar basin with pointed finial and a teapot with scroll handle, the others with part silver marks (3)Provenance: Part of the collection formed by Baron Michiels van Verduynen (1885-1952), the Dutch ambassador to the Court of St James’(1939-1942). After the collection returned to the family’s residence Huys Clingendael. Thence by descent to the Barons Van Tuyll van Serooskerken.

A COPPER ALLOY FIGURAL JARDINIERE, AFTER AUSTIN & SEELEY,, 19th century, modelled with a basin held aloft by a partially draped putto, a hound at his feet, 105cm high

A George V silver four piece tea set comprising circular pedestal teapot with hinged lid and ebonised handle. Birmingham marks 1931 together with matching hot water pot, two handled sugar basin and milk jug (4)

An Edward VII silver three-piece tea set comprising oval teapot with gradrooned decoration and ebonised angular handle, Chester marks 1906 with presentation text, matching milk jug and two-handled sugar basin (3)

A good quality silver plated four-piece tea and coffee set comprising rectangular coffee pot with raised decoration and ivory mounted hinged lid, matching teapot, two handled sugar basin and milk jug

A silver christening spoon, Sheffield marks, in velvet lined case, one other silver spoon, EPNS 1953 Coronation spoon in original box and a silver plated milk jug and sugar basin

An unusual Art Deco design silver plate three piece bachelor tea service, of ovoid form, with spherical finials and feet, comprising a teapot, milk jug and sugar basin with cover, teapot 7¾in. (19.8cm.) high. (3) * Heavy gauge, plate rubbing throughout.

A Hammersley English bone china strawberry basket with integral cream jug and sugar basin, in the 'Strawberry Ripe' pattern, with gilt highlights, having basket weave effect carrying handle to centre, decorated with intermittent strawberry fruit runners, 10in. (25.9cm.) long, various Hammersley printed marks to bases. * Nothing to note, very good.

A George V silver part tea service, comprising hot water pot, milk jug and sugar basin, acanthus-capped angular scroll handles, skirted bases, the pot with bakelite fittings, 20cm high, Suckling Ltd, London 1930/32, 38oz gross

A German Jugendstil silver three-piece tea service on tray, comprising teapot, milk jug and sugar basin, planished overall, the pot with hinged cover and wooden fittings, 835 standard, halbmond und krone mark, the bakelite tray 35.5cm wide, the hollow wares 19.75oz gross

A E Jones - an Arts and Crafts silver four piece tea service, comprising teapot, hot water pot, milk jug and sugar basin, planished overall, ribbon girdles, angular scroll handles, bakelite fittings, the water pot 20.5cm high, Birmingham 1924, 41.25oz gross