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Click here to subscribeA Swansea cabinet cup c.1815-20, painted with a band of pink roses within scrolling gilt borders, a Swansea-style cup and saucer painted with panels of flowers reserved on a blue and gilt oeil de perdrix ground, and a candlestick painted with polychrome flower sprays within shaped gilded panels, some faults, 19cm max. (4)
Five Bow figures c.1760-65, a matched pair of candlestick figures of Summer and Autumn, modelled as a lady with a sheaf of corn and a gentleman with grapes, standing beneath a sconce applied with flowers, a figure of Columbine holding a slapstick, one of a huntsman with a dog, the last of a lady in a yellow dress, damages, losses and restoration, 25.5cm max. (5)
A Derby figure of a Turkish dancer c.1756-58, wearing a puce coat over a wide patterned skirt, her arms in expansive pose, raised on a rectangular base with leaf scrolls, and a Derby candlestick figure of a putto, draped in fruiting grapevine and holding a cup of wine in his left hand, his right supporting the candle sconce above his head, the flared base painted with flowers, small damages and restorations, 22.5cm. (2)
A pair of Chelsea candlestick figures of a musical shepherd and his companion c.1765, he standing and playing the flageolet before a flowering magnolia, his companion with an apron full of flowers before a bocage of flowering apple blossom, he with a dog by his feet, she with a lamb, each raised on a scrolled base, gold anchor mark, some restoration, 26.5cm. (2)
Two Derby candlestick figures c.1760-70, one of a floral shepherdess with an apron full of flowers, raised on a scroll base highlighted with pink and gilt, the other of a gentleman standing beside a basket of fruit and holding flowers in his extended left hand, each figure supporting a sconce entwined with flowering stems, some damages and restoration, 25cm max. (2)
A pair of Derby candlestick figures of a shepherd and his companion c.1765-68, both standing before flowering bocage, he playing the flageolet and with a dog at his feet, she with an apron full of flowers and fruit, a lamb recumbent at her side, raised on scrolled bases, some small restorations, the sconces replacements, 28.5cm. (2)
A Chelsea candlestick figure group c.1760, modelled in the Fable manner with a fox and a hen, the fox looking back over his shoulder while the hen struggles beneath his paws, all raised on a scroll base before flowering bocage, a rococo moulded sconce above, gold anchor mark, one ear restored, a little chipping, 22cm.
A silver and blue guilloche enamel dressing set, Birmingham 1930, of seven pieces Condition Report: Mirror good, glass intact. Brushes generally good, the bristles are stiff and they do not appear to have been much used however the colour is a little brown. One candlestick has small chip to enamel foot rim, marks a little rubbed from polishing. The other candlestick has two areas of chipping to enamel foot rim it has also been broken through the stem and repaired badly, the weighting beneath is also a later replacement.
18th century AD. A bronze candlestick base of stepped profile with ten facets, tubular neck and flared socket above; inlaid running guilloche with avian roundels above, silver-inlaid calligraphic text to the socket, body and shoulder. See von Gladiss, A. Glanz und Substanz. Metallarbeitung in der Sammlung des Museums für Islamische Kunst, Berlin, 2012 for discussion. 65 grams, 17.5cm (7"). Fine condition.Property of a London collector, acquired early 1990s.
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