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Click here to subscribeThree pieces of H & R Daniel porcelain comprised of a bread and butter plate, 28cm long, and a cup and saucer, first bell shape, pattern no. 6422, decorated with a panel of apricot, gilt detail and transfer decorated and hand painted with floral spays CONDITION REPORT: If you require further images of this lot or a condition report please contact us with your request as condition reports have not been included in the description
An H & R Daniel porcelain teapot, second bell shape, decorated with a grey band and gilt detail, 25cm across and an H & R Daniel porcelain cream bowl, lid and stand with cornucopia finial, vine and fruit moulding, shell handles, and blue border with yellow and gilt detail, 20cm wide CONDITION REPORT: If you require further images of this lot or a condition report please contact us with your request as condition reports have not been included in the description
Four H & R Daniel porcelain cups and saucers comprised of a second gadroon shape coffee cup and saucer with gilt detail and floral sprays, a spode bell shape tea cup and saucer, pattern no. 3859, a first gadroon shape coffee cup and saucer, pattern no. 3913 and an acanthus base variation A shape tea cup and saucer with green border, yellow panels, gilt detail and floral sprays CONDITION REPORT: First Gadroon coffee cup and saucer. Cup - 6.5cm high. Gilt number to the base. Chip to the inside of the foot rim which has been glazed over. Some wear to the gilding. Large hairline crack running down from the rim, approx 4cm long, and another approx. 3.25cm long. Minor scratches to the pink ground. Saucer - Some wear to the gilding, some scratches to the pink ground and decoration and a four-point star crack to the centre of the base, 14.25cm diam Second Gadroon coffee cup and saucer. Cup - 8.5cm high, crazing to the glaze, handle has yellowed. Small patches of staining to the interior. Saucer - 14.5cm diameter, some wear to the gilding, patches of yellowing and some crazing to the glaze Spode Bell Shape teacup and saucer. Cup - 6.5cm high, gilt pattern number to the base. Hairline crack running down from the base of the handle to the foot, and a another running up from the foot approx 2.25cm long, minor scratches to the glaze at the base of the interior and several small cracks to the glaze on the exterior by the foot. Saucer - 14.25cm diameter, areas of wear to the gilding, pattern number in gilt to the base. Hairline crack running from the foot to the outside of the saucer. Acanthus base teacup and saucer. Cup - 6.25cm high, very minor wear to the gilding on the handle, foot and rim. Saucer - 15cm diameter, minor wear to the gilding on the rim
A large quantity of H & R Daniel porcelain dinnerware, Second Bell shape, pattern no. 6515, with printed and painted acanthus scroll and floral swag decoration comprised of 16 plates, 22cm diameter, 24 plates, 26cm diameter, 5 bowls, 26cm diameter and 6 graduated meat plates, 26.5cm, 31cm, 37cm and 3 x 41cm long CONDITION REPORT: If you require further images of this lot or a condition report please contact us with your request as condition reports have not been included in the description
A set of four circa 1880/1900 rock crystal wine glasses, possibly by John Orchard for Stevens & Williams, the heavily cut and polished bell shaped bowls decorated with flowers and foliage, raised to a baluster stem on circular foot (16cm). Condition Report: All pieces appear in good order, with no chips or cracks.
Mixed Autograph Collection 1. Large folder containing well over 30 autographed items. Part of a vast collection, this particular folder contains celebrities with the surname beginning B. Condition is varied, and there are many press clippings, unsigned photos, printed autographs, magazine photos and lots more. We have identified the following genuine autographs: Peter Barkworth, Mike Burton, Peter Bowles, Frank Bruno, Leah Bell, Alan Bennett, Nick Ball, John Baron, Michael Barrymore, Jim Bowen, Michael Ball, Janet Brown, Faith Brown and many more. Some careful research into this collection could possibly yield some further valuable items - there are so many articles, clippings, letters and more. No reserve with a low starting price. Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
Musicians signed CD box set. Box set of The Definitive Otis Redding - four CDs. The booklet that comes with this set is autographed by Otis' Rhythm Section: Steve Cropper, Duck Dunn, Booker T, Isaac Hayes, David Porter, Al Bell and one other. Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.
CASED BELL & HOWELL CINE CAMERA a leather cased cine camera by Bell & Howell, retailed by Wallace Heaton Ltd, 119 New Bond St, London. Marked on the camera, Lt Col A Hamilton Gault, and marked with his initials on the case. Also with a Kodak cased folding camera, and a leather cased lens by Taylor Hobson (3)
1930'S SILK & LACE PEIGNOIR WITH LINGERIE An exquisite and elegant shell pink satin peignoir. The gown dates to the 1930's and was owned by an Italian aristocrat. The beautiful light satin has been embellished throughout with inlaid needle lace depicting small bunches of flowers. Shearing on the shoulders form a gathered and rouched front leading down to handmade lace buttons. 57" long x 28" waist. To compliment the peignoir is a chiffon silk and lace negligee style vest, with chevroned pin-tucks, pretty bell shaped sleeves and a pair of silk embroidered pants. (3)
A collection of vintage copper and brass fire branch pipes and nozzles including a long branch pipe and nozzle by Shand Mason & Co. of London, a "London" branch pipe by John Morris & Sons Limited Fire Engineers Manchester "Morris's Patent", a Type A branch and nozzle with open / spray / shut attachment, together with seven further various nozzles, two other fittings and a fire engine bell
A collection of various Chinese and Japanese pottery and porcelain to include a 19th Century "Imari" charger, an Imari plate, a 19th Century Chinese bell-shaped polychrome decorated mug, various bowls, tea bowls, small satsuma dishes, Chinese polychrome decorated vase and cover and a Chinese blue and white gourd shaped vase, etc
Two pre-1945 Lalique glasses, one with bell-shaped bowl and pierced rectangular stepped stem, etched mark to base and numbered 5023, height 18.5cm, the second with black painted cockerel to the stem, etched mark to base, height 12.5cm, and a set of six Art Deco glass tumblers (8). CONDITION REPORT: Both glasses appear good. Minor wear to surface.
A quantity of mixed ceramics including items by Wedgwood, Royal Doulton, Mintons, Royal Worcester, a commemorative mug for Edward VIII, also a Thomas Webb crystal Royal Wedding decanter for Charles and Diana with certificate, a Caithness Royal Wedding Moonflower glass paperweight, limited edition with certificate, a Waterford crystal Christmas bell and a claret jug etc.
A reproduction Chinese bronze bell in late Western Zhou Dynasty style with incised and cast taotie decoration, with two applied cast tigers to two sides, with Greek key decorated loop suspension ring, height 24.5cm (af). CONDITION REPORT: The tail of one of the tigers has broken off but is present.
A pair of Elizabeth II hallmarked silver candlesticks with bell shaped sconces and detachable nozzles on waisted stem above spreading circular loaded foot, WI Broadway & Co, Birmingham 1976, height 26cm. CONDITION REPORT: One of the candlesticks has a small dent where the stem is attached to the base and an area of scratches in an attempt of removing old wax. Both bases have minor scratches throughout and some areas of misshaping to the edge of the base. Nozzles are probably associated.
A pair of George V hallmarked silver candlesticks with bell shaped sconces above tapering stems and stepped circular loaded feet with bead decoration, Marson & Jones, Birmingham 1923, height 30.5cm, a pair of silver mounted clear and ruby glass vases, Henry Perkins & Sons, Birmingham 1910, a clear cut glass globular scent bottle (mountings af), and a further example with slender neck (stopper missing), an Art Nouveau style silver backed hand brush and a further similar unmarked example and a small vase with part gadrooned and scroll decoration, Sheffield 1899, height 10.5cm, weighable silver 3.5ozt (9).
EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY AND OAK EIGHT DAY LONG CASE CLOCK by Joseph Maddock of Tarporley (Cheshire). North Country design case with broken swan neck pediment to the hood above square aperture flanked by fluted square pilasters, the waist with pointed arch, cross banded door flanked by fluted pilasters and with cross banded decoration on a cross banded panel base with similar fluted pilasters. The face 36cm square, having Roman numerals, seconds dial and date aperture, with painted floral spandrels and decoration. eight day two train movement strikes on one bell, overall 223.5cm high approx. CONDITION REPORT: Basically in good condition overall, no glass to the door, face may have been well re-painted at some stage, lacks feet, minor losses to cross banding, with wear in places, pendulum and two weights.
18TH CENTURY OAK, BRASS FACED, EIGHT DAY, LONG CASE CLOCK, the face marked: Joshua Allonay, Taunton. Moulded cornice over square aperture flanked by turned pilasters, the waist with cross banded, moulded door with star inset on a panel base with bracket feet. Brass face with Roman numerals to the chapter ring and pierced foliate vase spandrels, seconds dial and date aperture. Eight day, four pillar, two train movement striking on one bell. Face 11" square, clock overall 78" high approx. CONDITION REPORT: A little dry and unloved generally, top of the hood is not as original, seconds finger and date aperture are missing. Some retouching to gilding. Panel to base is split. Restoration required. Includes two weights and pendulum.
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