An 18th century Chinese export armorial porcelain teacup and saucer (Qianlong 1735-1796), the teacup of bell shape with ring handle, decorated with a coat of arms surmounted by a coronet beneath a spear head border, the saucer similarly decorated, teacup 7.2cm high, saucer 13.2cm diameter, with a Chinese en grisaille decorated teacup, decorated with a Jesuit scene, circa 1750, 6.5cm high, a Dutch market export porcelain bowl, decorated with panels of shooting scenes and initialled, 12cm wide, a Chinese 18th century famille rose decorated plate, 23cm diameter, and an 18th century famille rose saucer and associated bowl (7) (at fault)Condition report; Armorial cup- cracked in half and re-glued. Further areas of repair visible including a filled section to the rim. Saucer also cracked and re-glued and with areas of filling. That being said, the decoration appears in particularly good condition.
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A heavy gauge bronze mortar, 18th century, the flared rim on tapering body with lower knop above spreading foot, 9cm high (at fault), with a ribbed bell form bronze mortar with flared foot, 9cm high, a bucket form bronze mortar with vacant brass plaque, 8cm high, and a 19th century twin handled brass example after Henryck Ter Horst, 11.5cm high, with two brass pestles, 16cm long and 16.5cm long (6)
* A George III oak cased eight day longcase clock by Johnson of Dudley, the flat top hood with freestanding reeded pilasters flanking the 33cm break arch silvered dial with painted moon phase above a subsidiary second dial and date aperture, the dial centred with the makers name and enclosing the two train four pillar movement striking on a saucer bell, the trunk with a shaped and cross banded door flanked by conforming pilasters applied with brass capitals, above moulded brick effect detail, the Dutch bombe style lower part of the case with conforming chequered banding and brick detail, raised upon a plinth base, 215cm high, two weights and pendulumCondition reportSome loss of blind fretwork to the hood, pilasters on the hood are possibly later.Movement appears well maintained but no guarantee of working condition, extensions added to the back board behind the hood, dial has some stains and rubbing, with evidence of small brass patches it may have been later silvered.Base have the clock appears lighter than the rest of the trunk, and may indicate that it is associated (see image of rear panels)Other light general wear commensurate with age and use, overall the clock appears in solid condition although there is evidence of alterations and restoration throughout
* A George III mahogany cased eight day longcase clock, signed George Monks, Prescot, the hood with gilt foliate glazed panels over freestanding fluted pilasters flanking the 36cm painted break arch dial, with painted moon phase, subsidiary second dial and date aperture, signed with the makers name and enclosing the two train, four pillar movement striking on a saucer bell, the case with conforming quarter pilasters flanking the flame mahogany door, above the lower panel inlaid with fan spandrels, with canted corners upon bracket feet, 219cm high, with brass finials 229cm high, pendulum no weights
BABY'S SILVER RATTLES/TEETHERS (3) PLUS ONE OTHER to include a whistle with bells example having a mother of pearl teething ring, indistinct Assay office mark but believed Birmingham 1899, maker George Unite, 13cms overall L, smaller rose embossed example with twin base metal bells, mother of pearl handle and teething ring, Chester 1918, maker possibly William Adams Ltd, 10cms overall L, double sided jester example having 1½ bells with mother of pearl handle and ivory teething ring, Birmingham 1930, maker Crisford and Noris Ltd, 15.5cms overall L the white metal example is a bell in the form of a beehive with a bone teething ring, 8cms overall L
Nottingham. Two Staffordshire earthenware plates, a stand, saucer and jug, late 19th c, transfer printed with Derby Road Chapel and Schools, St Mathias Church Sneinton, garter device of the Bell Inn Nottingham and Lenton Parish Church, 25cm and smaller and 15 glass and 3 stoneware bottles, all of Nottingham manufacturers, including J Shipstone & Sons, Hickton, W Ford, Henry Dickens, A H Redfearn, W H Hutchinson & Sons Ltd and Walter Holmes & Co, one of the glass bottles iridescent from long burial The lot in good condition
A French giltmetal mantle clock, late 19th c, with bell striking movement, the case surmounted by the figure of a young woman and spaniel, pendulum, 34cm h and a French nero belge and marble mantel clock, late 19th c, with Brocot escapement and enamel dial, pendulum, 28cm h (2) Case bronze painted at later date and originally with porcelain panels, now lacking. Second clock in good condition.
A D Bell (fl 1920's-1950's)- Port Scene with Sailing Vessels, Fishermen on a Slipway, watercolour heightened with bodycolour, signed and dated 1944 lower left, 24 x 34cm, Stephen Needham, 20th century - Flowers in Blue, gouache, signed lower left, 40 x 30cm and Wendy Stevenson (1950-2003) - Sketch for 'Five Little Piggies', watercolour and pencil, signed lower right and inscribed with title, 23 x 35cm Bell - Some stainingNeedham - good conditionStevenson - good condition
A pair of early 20th Century bronze bookends, each modelled with a lady drinking from a well, indistinct stamp to reverse, 13cms high; together with a brass table bell modelled as a lady (lacking bell drop); a cast metal Victorian vase modelled as a bear, with Victorian registration mark to underside; and a cast metal see-saw photograph frame, with registration no. 494437.
A BOX OF MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS, to include a hammer effect pewter tankard, with a vacant cartouche, a silver-plated bell shaped tankard, fitted with a scroll handle, a silver-plated two branch candle stick, a goblet dated 1977, a letter opener in the form of a sword, a white metal vase, a quantity of collectable teaspoons, together with two trays of assorted loose cutlery such as fish knife and fork server, nut crackers, tongs, knives, forks, tablespoons, teaspoons, etc
A BOX OF ASSORTED WHITE METAL WARE, to include a cased set of fish knives and forks with fish servers, each fitted with cream handles, a boxed set of six butter knives fitted with ivorine handles, another boxed set of six butter knives, a three piece EPNS tea service set comprising of teapot, milk jug and sugar bowl, a silver-plated circular salver raised on three talon feet, a white metal toast rack, a 'Walker & Hall' egg cup stand with cups and spoons, six goblets, an EPNS trophy cup, two pewter bell shaped tankards, small circular bowls etc
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY ONYX AND GILT METAL CLOCK GARNITURE, the clock with winged sphinx surmount above a rectangular architectural case, enamel dial with floral swags, Arabic numerals, eight day movement, bell strike, the glazed case lacking rear panel, stepped base on four knopped and beaded feet, height 58cm, lacks pendulum and key, the pair of urn shaped garnitures with gilt metal mounts and scrolled handles, the stepped bases on three beaded and knopped feet, height 39cm (3) (Condition report:- the onyx on all three pieces has areas of damage especially to the corners, areas of wear to the gilding, clock movement overwound)
A PAIR OF KLEIN BACCARAT CRYSTAL TABLE LAMPS, with a diamond cut crystal body on a brass base, elongated bell shaped shades with crystal drops, brass bulb fitting and finial, height approximately 53cm, acid etched marks to shade 54120 Klein Baccarat, France (Condition report: good overall, one lamp is missing three drops, both have two prong plugs fitted, untested) (2)
A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH LEROY A PARIS EBONISED AND BOULLE MANTEL CLOCK, enamel dial (a.f.) with Roman numerals, eight day movement, bell strike, movement and dial both named, movement also stamped D J 173, with pendulum, lacks key, height 24cm (Condition report: the top of the case is covered in white paint splatters, the ebonising has wear and both losses and wear to the boulle work, dial is badly cracked, left hand train overwound)
THREE BOXES OF CERAMICS, TREEN AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include a Royal Crown Derby Derby Posies cake plate, two Royal Albert Moss Rose trays and a pin dish, a Wedgwood Wild Strawberry 17.5cm vase, bell and pin dish, a Royal Albert Berkeley two sectioned dish, fifteen hatpins in a Japanese hat pin holder, a box of treen to include bowls, lamps, a picture frame, candlesticks and a barometer, a Dynatron Nomad transistor radio, a Solida III folding camera, ten records including some country music, a vintage handbag, four Christian books including The Book of Common Prayer dated 1863 with inscription S. Hamar, Hopton Castle, etc (sd) (3 BOXES)
A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH GILT METAL AND BRONZED FIGURAL MANTEL CLOCK, cast as a Cavalier standing beside the white enamel dial, Roman numerals, eight day movement, bell strike, movement by S Marti, on an ornate foliate base, with pendulum and key, height 33cm (Condition report: clock winds, chimes, runs, back feet not sitting flat on a level surface)
A SIXTY ONE PIECE ROYAL ALBERT OLD COUNTRY ROSES TEA SET, comprising a coffee pot, a teapot (chip and crack to spout), a cake plate, a two tier cake stand (with a further two separate tiers), two cream jugs, two sugar bowls, a preserve pot with spoon and knife, twelve tea cups and saucers, thirteen side plates, six tea plates, a bonbon dish, two wavy edged and leaf shaped small dishes, salt and pepper pots, a vase height 17cm and a bell with two Royal Albert Val d'Or serving dishes (Condition report: good condition generally, as stated, signs of light use, would benefit from a clean) (61)
SIX LILLIPUT LANE SNOW COVERED SCULPTURES, with deeds except where mentioned, comprising of the first three from Christmas Lodge Collection, all with leaflets, Highland Lodge, Eamont Lodge and Snowdon Lodge, First Snow at Bluebell, a limited edition of 3500 (no deeds) and two illuminated Christmas Lights at the Bell Inn from the British Collection (one no deeds) (6) (Condition report: no obvious damage, some rubbing and dusty)
A MID 19TH CENTURY FRENCH GILT METAL FIGURAL MANTEL CLOCK, cast with a late 17th century style gentleman standing beside the movement case which is cast with books and foliage, the white enamel dial with worn retailers mark, eight day Japy Freres movement, bell strike, the wavy fronted base on four legs, fifth leg is missing, with pendulum, key and gilt wood stand, clock height 28.5cm (clock, stand, key and pendulum) (Condition report: right hand winding train isn't working, lacks one of the knopped screw in feet at the side, very dusty and wooden stand has worn fabric covering)
A VICTORIAN EBONISED MANTEL CLOCK, the balloon shaped case flanked to each side by carved dolphins, one with losses to tail fin, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, eight day movement, bell strike, movement stamped 4809 and S Marti & Cie, runs and chimes, height 23cm, with pendulum, no key
A COLLECTION OF INDIAN AND MIDDLE EASTERN METALWARE AND TREEN, ETC, comprising a brass charger overlaid in relief with embossed copper and white metal mounts in the form of deities, a few losses, diameter 30.5cm, a bronzed table lamp engraved through to the base metal in floral designs, height to top of fitting 29.5cm and two plates in the same style, diameters 13.2cm and 20.8cm, a carved wooden cigarette box, wooden nut bowl and wooden handled nut crackers, brass ashtray, bell, etc (Qty)
TWO BOXES OF SUNDRIES AND A BRASS STICK STAND containing treen, bowls, figures, barley twist candlesticks, a stationery box, pewter, two mantle-clocks, plated dishes, a corkscrew, a ceramic vase, a bell, three reproduction metal advertising signs, umbrellas and walking sticks, one stick marked Sterling Silver, another with extremely worn hallmarks both with horn handles (sd) (2 BOXES + STICK STAND)
A SELECTION OF SILVER ITEMS, to include a double handled cup, personalised engraving 'Cyril Frederick Fisher, May 10th 1918', rubbed London hallmark 1916, a salt and a mustard each with a wavy rim, raised on three shell feet, the mustard fitted with cover and scroll handle, hallmarked 'Henry Moreton' Birmingham 1912, an AF bell shape tankard (broken handle) hallmarked Birmingham (very tarnished) a silver salt spoon hallmarked Sheffield, approximate gross weight 264.5 grams, 8.50 ozt (condition report: each piece is very tarnished some with dinks and damage)
A SELECTION OF SILVER AND WHITE METAL ITEMS, to include a cased set of six teaspoons, with openwork terminals, each hallmarked 'Henry Clifford Davis' Birmingham, a cased set of six silver handled cake forks, hallmarked Sheffield, three napkin rings each with a full silver hallmark for Birmingham, a silver perfume funnel, hallmarked London, a silver Tudor rose pattern snuff bottle, hallmarked London, an AF silver vesta hallmarked Birmingham, an AF retractable pencil case set with an amethyst terminal, hallmarked London, a silver blue enamel medal fitted with a red ribbon, hallmarked Birmingham, approximate gross weight 156.6 grams, 5.03ozt, together with a white metal pencil, a silver handled cuticle pusher, a pair of non-pierced marcasite earrings, a miniature cow bell, a pair of white metal inlayed tortoise shell cufflinks, a medal altered into a brooch, a fob medal, a white metal lined photo frame, a white metal and enamelled snuff bottle
Remembering The Lancaster Bomber - ' Lest We Forget ' by Piotr Forkasiewicz - autographed print. Signed to the lower margin by 617 Squadron Bomb Aimer and Dambuster George Johnny Johnson, Bomb Aimer John Bell and Pilot Benny Goodman (d.2021). All with Squadron's added. All obtained personally by the vendor. Unframed 30cm x 45cm.
Remembering The Lancaster Bomber - John Bell (617 Squadron Bomb Aimer) - signed original WWII Second World War RAF / Air Ministry Lancaster Bomber cockpit ' Fuel ' gauge. Signed in gold ink by Bell to the front, adding ' 609 - 617 ' Signed exclusively for this auction by Bell. Measures approx; 7cm diameter.
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