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Click here to subscribeA Doulton Burslem shaped circular dessert plate, the central field applied with a raised gilt monogram, heavily moulded c-scroll border picked out in gilt, 23cm diam, printed marks; a Royal Doulton shaped circular cabinet plate, by J Hughes, signed, painted with a view towards Rhuddlan Castle, 27cm diam; two other Doulton decorative plates (4)
A Royal Doulton blue and white cabinet plate, the central square cartouche with a monochrome engraving by Charles Dana Gibson, They Go Fishing, 26.5cm diam, printed marks in blue; a Doulton Burslem two handled vase, printed with a copse of trees, moulded quatrefoil base, 26cm, pattern L273, printed and impressed marks; a Doulton Burslem Watteau pattern shaped rectangular tile, typically printed with musicians in landscaped gardens; a similar bread and butter plate; a tureen stand; a Doulton Burslem Willow pattern fruit bowl; a similar jug (8)
Late 19th century Vienna porcelain cabinet cup and saucer finely painted with girl and cherub within gilt jewelled and pastel coloured borders, entitled on base - Frühling and beehive Austria mark (saucer a/f). Sold with note of Provenance August 1st 1936 (Sandringham). This cup and saucer formed part of a collection of Austrian china, given to HM Queen Mary on her Marriage July 6th 1893. 'HM Queen Mary gave me, S. Cumper this as a momento of King George V. I in turn give this cup to my sister Mrs H. Chandler Oct 1936'. Mr Sydney Cumper RVM was Queen Mary's loyal page until her death in 1952
A Victorian mahogany collector's cabinet of thirty shallow drawers divided in two columns enclosed behind two doors with moulded scrolled top panels, (the bottom two drawers of each column are deeper) the top with scrolled backboard and carved bosses to the upper and lower corners of front, standing on enclosed base (height including backboard 134cm w95cm d54cm, width of drawers 43cm) (key in office)
An Edwardian tall inlaid mahogany china display cabinet with arch top, early to mid 20th century construction in 19th century style with electrical illumination, the sides glazed and the two doors each with eight panes enclosing three adjustable shelves, compass inlay, standing on grooved tapering cylindrical legs (h199cm w115cm d37cm) (needs plug)
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