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An extensive Spode blue and white Indian Sporting Series service all marked Spode all titled unless other wise stated c.1820. (83) Comprising: Two meat platters; 'Shooting a Leopard’ 52cm. and 'Dooreahs Leading out Dogs’. Some slight peppering to the glaze. 47cm. Four chamfered rectangular dishes; 'Shooting a Leopard’ untitled 51cm. 'Driving a Bear out of Sugar Canes’ 41.5cm. 'Shooting at the Edge of a Jungle’ 36.5cm. and 'Hunting a Civet Cat’. Light staining to the glaze. 26cm. A chamfered rectangular bowl; 'Hunting a Civet Cat’ 23.5cm. Two oval strainers; 'Dooreahs Leading out Dogs’ 38cm. and 'Driving a Bear out of Sugar Canes’ 33cm. Two oval bowls; untitled 27cm. A shaped bowl with shell handles; 'Hunting a Buffalo’. Two tiny nibbles beneath the handle rims. 38.5cm. A rectangular dish and cover; 'Hunting a Buffalo’ the base unmarked 30.5cm. A sauce tureen cover and two stands; untitled. One stand with a footrim chip. 21cm. A square cover; 'Hog Hunters Meeting by Surprise a Tigress and Her Cubs’. A tiny rim chip. 20cm. Thirteen soup plates; 'Chase After a Wolf’ one untitled. Two with tiny rim chips. 24.5cm. Nine plates; 'The Hog Deer t Bay’. One with a small chip to the back of the rim. 18cm. Eighteen plates; 'Common Wolf Trap’ three untitled. One untitled plate stained and with a small rim chip two further plates with small chips. 21cm. Twenty four plates; 'Death of the Bear’ six untitled. Three with rim chips. 25cm. Spode’s Indian Sporting Series forms one of the most collectable series of blue printed patterns they were based on coloured engravings from drawings by Samuel Howitt in Captain Thomas Williamson’s Oriental Field Sports Wild Sports of the East published by Edward Orme in 1807. The original edition contained 40 plates and was dedicated to His Majesty King George the Third. The popularity of the series can be judged by the fact that it was copied almost in its entirety by other potters. Cf. A.W. Coysh and R.K. Henrywood pp.187-188.
A parcel-gilt tankard Ovchinnikov Moscow 1884 the body cast and chased with rural scenes including villagers baiting a bear with bracket handle and hinged lid the rim of the base engraved William A. Thornton June 2nd 1889 in Latin 84 standard height: 23cm. 9in provenance Sotheby's London Icons Russian Pictures and Works of Art 24th November 1992 lot 340
A silver sculptural group and a smoky quartz ashtray St Petersburg circa 1890 and 1899-1908 the sculptural group depicting two workmen seated on a bench eating and drinking the oval ashtray in the form of an ice ledge a bear climbing over the edge 84 standard (2) length of silver group: 9cm. 3.5in; length of ashtray: 12cm. 4.75in provenance Sotheby’s New York Russian Works of Art and Objects of vertu June 14th 1999 lot 6
Early colour Lithograph of North British Railway 0-4-2 Tender Loco, Hawthorn & Co Patent Expansion Engine, dated 1849. Together with a quite historic Swindon Drawing Office Tracing number 43490 of Articulated Mallet 4-4-6-2 Locomotive for the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway with note for approx cost if built at Swindon, of £7700. Also an ink tracing from the GNR Doncaster Drawing Office no 6159 of a 2-6-0 Loco built by Baldwin Loco Works, Philadelphia for the GNR, dated 9/8/00. Finally, qty 6 GWR Loading Blueprints for a variety of locos including The Great Bear.
A Pair of Silhouettes of Young Ladies, by Mrs Watkins, circa 1820], head and shoulders in profile to dexter and sinister respectively, oval, 5.5cm by 4.5cm, mounted under glass within gilt metal mounted black lacquered frames, stamped on the ribbon bow suspension bracket "Beard Patentee" *Ex Christie Collection (both bear labels)
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