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Lot 493

A group of silver plate, tureen with ceramic liner, wine bottle holders, epergne, and tea and coffee set

Lot 596

Wedgwood cane ware game pie dish, with rabbit finial and decoration of game and fruiting vine in relief, ceramic liner, impressed mark to base, late 19th C.

Lot 75

A large Victorian copper bowl, on stand, mahogany cutlery tray and ceramic jelly mould, butter pats and a collection of wooden spoons in a large basket. Provenance: Margaret Bide Collection.

Lot 1218

A collection of Babycham items, ceramic figure, glasses, placemats and other items **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR POSTING AND PACKING**

Lot 1247

Eighty-two ceramic thimbles and four display racks

Lot 119

Gerd Knäpper (1943 in Wuppertal - 2012 in Japan) kleine Vase, Keramik, hell glasiert, ovoider Korpus mit kurzem, bewegtem Hals, auf der Wandung vertikaler, blauer Liniendekor, im Boden Prägemarke "GK", H 16,5cm Provenienz: Slg. Edith u. Barbara Achilles für Achilles-Stiftung HamburgLit.: Grassi Museum, Gefäß/Skulptur, Deutsche und internationale Keramik seit 1946, Leipzig, 2008, S. 475.Gerd Knäpper: Europäische Wanderjahre, danach USA, dort Lehrer für bildende Kunst, erlernte Keramikhandwerk in New York, in den 60er Jahren nach Japan- dort Schüler von Shimaoka Tatsuzōs, eigene Werkstatt in Mashiko, 1971 als erster Europäer 1. Preis bei nationalem Wettbewerb traditioneller japanischer Keramik- anonym eingereichtGerd Knäpper (1943, Wuppertal - 2012, Japan)pottery, light glaze, small vase, ovoid body with short neck, vertical, blue line decoration, embossed mark "GK" to base, H 16.5cm Provenance: Collection of Edith and Barbara Achilles for Achilles-Foundation, Hamburg Lit.: Grassi Museum, Gefäß/Skulptur, Deutsche und intenationale Keramik seit 1946, Leipzig, 2008, p. 475 European traveling years, then USA, there teacher of fine arts, learned ceramic craft in New York, in the 60s move to Japan - there pupil of Shimaoka Tatsuzos, own workshop in Mashiko, 1971 as the first European 1st prize in the national competition for traditional Japanese ceramics submitted anonymously

Lot 131

Inke Lerch (geb. 194 in Rendsburg - tätig in Bünsdorf, Schleswig-Holstein) u. Uwe Lerch (geb. 1942 in Büdelsdorf bei Rendsburg- tätig in Bünsdorf, Schleswig-Holstein) 2 Vasengefäße, Keramik, grün bzw. schwarz/weiß glasiert, Kugelvase mit unregelmäßiger, trigonaler Öffnung (Inke Lerch), kleine Bechervase mit glatter Wandung, schaus. Kreuzdekor (Uwe Lerch), im Boden Pressmarken, H 10,5 - 17,5cm Provenienz: Slg. Edith u. Barbara Achilles für Achilles-Stiftung HamburgLit.: Grassi Museum, Gefäß/Skulptur, Deutsche und internationale Keramik seit 1946, Leipzig, 2008, S. 423.Inke Lerch: Keramikerin, 1966-1971 Studium an der Muthesius-Werkkunstschule Kiel, Keramik bei Johannes Gebhardt; Freie Graphik bei Fritz Bauer; Malerei bei Gottfried Brockmann und Winfried Zimmermann, seit 1971 gemeinsame Werkstatt mit Uwe Lerch in Bünsdorf; zahlreiche internationale Auszeichnungen; Uwe Lerch: 1961-66 Muthesius-Werkkunstschule Kiel, Keramik bei Johannes Gebhardt, Werbegraphik bei Hermann Bentele, 1968-70 Lehrauftrag für Keramik an der Muthesius-Werkkunstschule, Kiel, seit 1971 gemeinsame Werkstatt mit Inke Lerch in Bünsdorf; 1975-82 Entwerfer in keramischem Industriebetrieb, 1972 1. Preis der Frechener Kulturstiftung; 1973 2. Preis im Richard Bampi-Wettbewerb, Hannover; 1996 Justus-Brinckmann-Preis, Hamburg (gemeinsam mit Inke Lerch)Inke Lerch (born 1946, Rendsburg - active in Bünsdorf, Schleswig-Holstein) and Uwe Lerch (born 1942, Büdelsdorf near Rendsburg - active in Bünsdorf, Schleswig-Holstein)2 vases, pottery, green and black/white glaze, spherical vase with irregular, triangular opening (Inke Lerch), small beaker vase with smooth walls and cross decoration (Uwe Lerch), impressed marks to base, H 10.5 - 17.5 cm Provenance: Collection of Edith and Barbara Achilles for Achilles-Foundation, Hamburg Lit.: Grassi Museum, Gefäß/Skulptur, Deutsche und internationale Keramik seit 1946, Leipzig, 2008, p. 423 Inke Lerch: ceramist, 1966-1971 studied at the Muthesius-Werkkunstschule Kiel, ceramics with Johannes Gebhardt; Free graphics from Fritz Bauer; Painting by Gottfried Brockmann and Winfried Zimmermann, since 1971 joint workshop with Uwe Lerch in Bünsdorf; numerous international awards Uwe Lerch: 1961-66 Muthesius-Werkkunstschule Kiel, ceramics with Johannes Gebhardt, commercial graphics with Hermann Bentele, 1968-70 teaching position for ceramics at the Muthesius-Werkkunstschule, Kiel, since 1971 joint workshop with Inke Lerch in Bünsdorf; 1975-82 designer in ceramic industry, 1972 1st prize from the Frechen Cultural Foundation; 1973 2nd prize in the Richard Bampi Competition, Hanover; 1996 Justus Brinckmann Prize, Hamburg (together with Inke Lerch)

Lot 132

Lee Young-Jae (geb. 1951 in Seoul) große Schale, Keramik, seladonfarbene Krakelee-Glasur mit schwarz/brauen Einschlüssen, auf doppeltem Standring, gemuldeter Korpus mit breitem Rand, im Boden Pinselmarke, D 43cm Provenienz: Slg. Edith u. Barbara Achilles für Achilles-Stiftung HamburgLit.: Ekkart Klinge, Deutsche Keramik heute, Düsseldorf, 1984, S. 128-131.Lee Young-Jae: 1968 -1972 Studium an der Hochschule für Kunsterziehung in Seoul, 1973-1978 Studium der Keramik bei Margot Münster an der Fachhochschule Wiesbaden, Studium der Formgestaltung bei Erwin Schutzbach an der Fachhochschule Wiesbaden, 1978-1987 eigene Werkstatt in Sandhausen bei Heidelberg, seit 1987 Leitung der Keramischen Werkstatt Margaretenhöhe GmbH, Essen, 2015 Gastprofessur Abteilung für Keramik des Kollegs für Kunst und Design an der EWHA Womans University in Seoul, Korea, 2016 Ehrendoktorwürde der Eugeniusz-Geppert-Akademie der Schönen Künste in Breslau, zahlreiche Werke in internationalen MuseenLee Young-Jae (born 1951, Seoul)pottery, celadon-colored craquelure glaze with black/brown inclusions, large bowl, on double ring base, troughed body with a wide rim, brush mark to base, D 43cm Provenance: Collection of Edith and Barbara Achilles for Achilles-Foundation, Hamburg Lit.: Ekkart Klinge, Deutsche Keramik heute, Düsseldorf, 1984, p. 128-131 1968-1972 studies at the College of Art Education in Seoul, 1973-1978 studies of ceramics with Margot Münster at the Wiesbaden University of Applied Sciences, study of design with Erwin Schutzbach at the Wiesbaden University of Applied Sciences, 1978-1987 own workshop in Sandhausen near Heidelberg, since 1987 director of the ceramic workshop Margaretenhöhe GmbH, Essen, 2015 visiting professor for ceramics of the college for art and design at the EWHA Womans University in Seoul, Korea, 2016 honorary doctorate of the Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Fine Arts in Wroclaw, numerous works in international museums

Lot 137

Otto Meier (1903 in Dortmund - 1996 in Worpswede) 2 Vasen, Keramik/Porzellan, weiß/blau/graue bzw. cremefarben/braun/grüne Laufglasur, 1x kleine Enghalsvase, gedrückt gebauchter Korpus mit schlankem Hals, um 1980, 1x Kugelvase, ovoider Korpus mit wulstigem Rand, um 1950, im Boden Pressmarke "om", H 12,5 - 19,5cm Provenienz: Slg. Edith u. Barbara Achilles für Achilles-Stiftung HamburgLit.: Hetjens-Museum, Deutsche Keramik des 20. Jahrhunderts, Bd. II, Düsseldorf, 1978, S. 84, 85, Abb. 539.Otto Meier: Ab 1924 Studium der Architektur und Bildhauerei an der Kunstgewerbeschule in Dortmund, dreisemestriger Aufenthalt an der Keramischen Fachschule Bunzlau (1929/1930) bei Eduard Berdel Glasurtechnik, Mitglied der Gruppe 83. Otto Meiers frühe Formen und Motive waren einerseits lateinamerikanischer Keramik entliehen, andererseits konstruktivistisch geprägt, nach seiner Studienzeit in Bunzlau vereinfacht er seine Gefäßformen radikalOtto Meier (1903, Dortmund - 1996, Worpswede)pottery/porcelain, white/blue/gray and cream/brown/green glaze, 1x small narrow neck vase, pressed bulbous body with slim neck, around 1980, 1x spherical vase, ovoid body with bulging edge, around 1950, stamped mark "om" to base, H 12.5 - 19.5 cm Provenance: Collection of Edith and Barbara Achilles for Achilles-Foundation, Hamburg Lit.: Hetjens-Museum, Deutsche Keramik des 20. Jahrhunderts, Bd. II, Düsseldorf, 1978, p. 84, 85, ill. 539 From 1924 he studied architecture and sculpture at the Kunstgewerbeschule in Dortmund, spent three semesters at the Bunzlau Ceramic Technical School (1929/1930) with Eduard Berdel Glasurtechnik, member of Group 83. Otto Meier's early forms and motifs were borrowed from Latin American ceramics on the one hand, but also influenced by constructivism , after studying in Bunzlau, he radically simplified his vessel shapes

Lot 146

Elisabeth Schaffer (geb. 1935 in Wien), Stefan Fitzlaff (geb. 1957 in Nürnberg) Konvolut Vasen, Porzellan/Keramik, weiß bzw. blau/türkis/braun glasiert, 1x Kubusvase mit kreuzförmiger Öffnung u. blauem Liniendekor (E. Schaffer), 1x hochrechteckige Vase mit bewegter Öffnung u. blauem Liniendekor (E. Schaffer), 1x hohe, tiefgebauchte Vase mit gekniffenem Hals (S. Fitzlaff), im Boden Ritzmarke u. - Sign. "Schaffer" bzw. ungemarkt, H 10,5 - 34,5cm Provenienz: Slg. Edith u. Barbara Achilles für Achilles-Stiftung HamburgLit.: Ekkart Klinge, Deutsche Keramik heute, Düsseldorf, 1984, S. 152-155, Abb. 36b u. 36d (E. Schaffer).Elisabeth Schaffer: Österreichische Keramikerin, 1951 -1961 Keramiklehre, Studium an der Akademie für Angewandte Kunst Wien, Teilnahme an internationalen Keramiksymposien in Polen, Israel, Schweden, Österreich, Studienreisen nach Vietnam, Japan, Spanien, seit 2008 Beschäftigung mit Tiefdruck und Lithographie. "Im Laufe meiner Arbeitsprozesse beobachte und erforsche ich die vielfachen Wechselwirkungen von Körpern (geometrisch), Material und Raum“ (Zitat Schaffer). Zahlreiche Auszeichnungen, vertreten in internationalen SammlungenElisabeth Schaffer (born 1935, Vienna), Stefan Fitzlaff (born 1957, Nuremberg)mixed lot of vases, porcelain/pottery, white and blue/turquoise/brown glaze, 1x cube vase with cross-shaped opening and blue line decoration (E. Schaffer), 1x upright rectangular vase with moving opening and blue line decoration (E. Schaffer), 1x tall vase with pinched neck (S. Fitzlaff), incised mark and sign "Schaffer", 1 case with lable, H 10.5 - 34.5cm Provenance: Collection of Edith and Barbara Achilles for Achilles-Foundation, Hamburg Lit.: Ekkart Klinge, Deutsche Keramik heute, Düsseldorf, 1984, p. 152-155, ill. 36b a. 36d (E. Schaffer)Elisabeth Schaffer: Austrian ceramist, 1951-1961 ceramics apprenticeship, studied at the Academy of Applied Arts Vienna, participation in international ceramic symposia in Poland, Israel, Sweden, Austria, study trips to Vietnam, Japan, Spain, since 2008 occupation with gravure and lithography.

Lot 160

Tatsuzō Shimaoka (1919 in Minato, Präfektur Tokio - 2007 in Mashiko, Präfektur Tochigi) Kugelvase, Keramik, Braun/weiß glasiert, auf rundem Stand, kugelförmiger Korpus mit profilierter Schulter u. großer Öffnung, auf der Wandung flächendeckender, reliefierter Floraldekor in Zick-Zack-Fond, im Boden Pressmarke, HxD 18x18,5cm Provenienz: Slg. Edith u. Barbara Achilles für Achilles-Stiftung HamburgLit.: Grassi Museum, Gefäß/Skulptur, deutsche und internationale Keramik seit 1946, Bd. 2, Leipzig, 2013, S. 516.Tatsuzō Shimaoka: Japanischer Töpfer und Kunsthandwerker, Keramiken im Jōmon zōgan- Stil (Ursprung koreanische Joseon-Dynastie), 1939-41 Studium an der Technischen Hochschule Tokio, Lehre als Töpfer bei Hamada Shōji, zahlreiche internationale Ausstellungen, Boston 1974, Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg 1977, Victoria and Albert Museum, Metropolitan Museum of Art etc.), 1996 Auszeichnung Lebender Nationalschatz für das Wichtige Immaterielle Kulturgut „Keramikherstellung“Tatsuzō Shimaoka (1919, Minato, Tokyo Prefecture - 2007, Mashiko, Tochigi Prefecture)pottery, brown/white glaze, globe vase, on round base, spherical body with profiled shoulder and large opening, floral decoration in relief on zigzag background, impressed mark to base, HxD 18x18.5cm Provenance: Collection of Edith and Barbara Achilles for Achilles-Foundation, Hamburg Lit.: Grassi Museum, Gefäß/Skulptur, deutsche und internationale Keramik seit 1946, Vol. 2, Leipzig, 2013, p. 516 Japanese potter and artisan, ceramics in the Jōmon zōgan style (origin: Korean Joseon dynasty), 1939-41 studied at the Tokyo University of Technology, apprenticeship as a potter with Hamada Shōji, numerous international exhibitions, Boston 1974, Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg 1977 , Victoria and Albert Museum, Metropolitan Museum of Art etc.), 1996 Living National Treasure Award for the Important Intangible Cultural Asset "Ceramic Production"

Lot 168

Fritz Vehring (1944 in Syke, Landkreis Diepholz, Niedersachsen, lebt und arbeitet in Syke-Henstedt) große Skulptur "Helm", Keramik, beige/schwarze Mattglasur, im Boden Ritzmonogr. "FV" u. dat. (19)77, H 53cm Provenienz: Slg. Edith u. Barbara Achilles für Achilles-Stiftung HamburgLit.: Hetjens-Museum, Deutsche Keramik des 20. Jahrhunderts, Bd. II, Düsseldorf, 1978, S. 236; Ekkart Klinge, Deutsche Keramik heute, Düsseldorf, 1984, S.196 f., Abb. 47a.Fritz Vehring: 1972-1977 Keramikstudium bei Walter Popp, Hochschule für Bildende Kunst, Kassel, 1983-1986 Professur für Keramikdesign, Fachhochschule Niederrhein Krefeld und 1986-2011 Professur für Keramik, Hochschule für Künste Bremen. „Das Gefäß, das Fassen ist ein wichtiger Gedanke in meiner Arbeit, aus ihm heraus haben sich Helme, Köpfe, Maschinen und Apparate entwickelt“ (Zitat Fritz Vehring)Fritz Vehring (1944, Syke, Diepholz district, Lower Saxony, lives and works in Syke-Henstedt)pottery, beige/black matt glaze, large sculpture from the "helmet"-series, incised monogr. "FV" and date (19) 77 to base, H 53cm Provenance: Collection of Edith and Barbara Achilles for Achilles-Foundation, Hamburg Lit.: Hetjens-Museum, Deutsche Keramik des 20. Jahrhunderts, Vol. II, Düsseldorf, 1978, p. 236; Ekkart Klinge, Deutsche Keramik heute, Düsseldorf, 1984, p.196 f., ill. 47a1972-1977 studied ceramics with Walter Popp, University of Fine Arts, Kassel, 1983-1986 professorship for ceramic design, Niederrhein University of Applied Sciences, Krefeld and 1986-2011 professorship for ceramics, University of the Arts Bremen. "The vessel, the holding is an important thought in my work, from it helmets, heads, machines and devices have developed" (quote from Fritz Vehring)

Lot 170

Gotlind Weigel (geb. 1925 in Rudolstadt-Volkstedt) "Blütenkelch", Keramik, weiß/graue, im Verlauf gelbliche, seidenmatte Glasur, auf rundem Stand, ovaler Korpus mit weit ausgestelltem, bewegtem Rand, im Boden Prägemarke, HxD 12,5x23,5cm Provenienz: Slg. Edith u. Barbara Achilles für Achilles-Stiftung HamburgLit.: Hetjens-Museum, Deutsche Keramik des 20. Jahrhunderts, Bd. II, Düsseldorf, 1978, S. 254, Werkstattzeichen Nr. 3, S. 257, Abb. 738.Gotlind Weigel: Deutsche Keramikerin, mehrere internationale Auszeichnungen- 1969 Bayerischer Staatspreis, Goldmedaille (mit Gerald Weigel), 1966 Alexander Guilleaume Preis der Deutschen Keramischen Gesellschaft (1. Preis), 1972 Mitglied der AIC - Académie Internationale de la Céramique Genf/CHGotlind Weigel (born 1925, Rudolstadt-Volkstedt)pottery, white/gray, in the course yellowish, silk-matt glaze, "Calyx", on round stand, oval body with wide, wavy edge, embossed mark to base, HxD 12.5x23.5cm Provenance: Collection of Edith and Barbara Achilles for Achilles-Foundation, Hamburg Lit.: Hetjens-Museum, Deutsche Keramik des 20. Jahrhunderts, Vol. II, Düsseldorf, 1978, p. 254, studio mark No. 3, p. 257, ill. 738 German ceramist, several international awards - 1969 Bavarian State Prize, gold medal (with Gerald Weigel), 1966 Alexander Guilleaume Prize of the German Ceramic Society (1st prize), 1972 member of the AIC - Académie Internationale de la Céramique Geneva / CH

Lot 151

Decorated silver-plated tankard, with a collection of decorated ceramic jugs and other ceramics.

Lot 154

A crocodile skin handbag, a doll with a ceramic head, a gunsliner leather belt and other leather belts, a miniature chest of drawers (possibly an apprentice piece), ephemera, etc.

Lot 242

A ceramic jardiniere and stand

Lot 259

A portable 'Roberts' radio, a ceramic lamp and a modern carriage clock.

Lot 272

A copper coal bucket, ceramic handled copper planter, door stop etc in one box.

Lot 39

A ceramic table lamp, with brass mounts.

Lot 59

Two boxes containing a mix of ceramic and glassware items.

Lot 61

'Lovatt Langley ware' vase. Four pieces of 'Wedgwood' Blue Jasperware with Greek design. A mix of ceramic and glass items.

Lot 95

'Royal Doulton' Dining set. Ceramic dog with other ceramic items.

Lot 97

Three Eterna CW3021 wall uplighters, together with a vintage brass bucket with blue ceramic handle, etc.

Lot 98

Two boxes full of ceramic and glass items, including a set of bone china.

Lot 61

Wandteller, Norddeutschland, 2. H. 20. Jh. Keramik, maritimes Reliefdekor, weiße Glasur. D. 26,5 cm Ceramic wall plate, northern Germany, 2nd half of 20th ct. Relief decoration. D. 26,5 cm

Lot 651

Tasse, linearkeramische Kultur ( Lausitz?) Gebrannter Ton. Haarriss. D. 11,5 cm Cup, Linear Ceramic Culture ( Lausitz?) Fired clay. Hairline crack

Lot 17

Konvolut von drei Keramiktöpfen, England/Frankreich, 19./20. Jh. Ton Französischer Senftopf, Abplatzungen, Gebrauchsspuren sowie Ablagerungen im Inneren, ''Virol a preparation of Bone Marrow...'', guter Zustand, sowie ein Tintenfässchen mit kleineren Gebrauchsspuren, 5,5 bis 13,5 cm Set of three ceramic pots, England/France, 19./20. c. clay French mustard pot, chipping, signs of usage, a medicine bottle in good condition and a small ink pot

Lot 405

Fußbecher, Ban Chiang, Thailand, ca. 300 v. Chr. bis 200 n. Chr. Keramik, lineare Bemalung in Eisenrot-Pigment auf Ocker. Rand und Fuß rest. H. 13,5 cm Ceramic, linear painting in iron-red pigment on ochre

Lot 406

Fußschale, Ban Chiang, Thailand, ca. 300 v. Chr. bis 200 n. Chr. Keramik, in eisenrotem Pigment auf Ocker bemalt. Lineare Wellen-und Bandornamentik. Rest (Schaftansatz). H. 19,5 cm Foot bowl, Ban Chiang, Thailand, c. 300 BC to AD 200. Ceramic, painted in iron-red pigment on ochre. Linear wave and ribbon ornamentation. Remainder (base of shaft)

Lot 456

Vase, Studiokeramik, Uwe Schellbach, Blankenburg (Harz). Keramik, Kugelform, Laufglasur mit Krakeluren in Türkis über kupferroter Glasur. Boden sign. H. 17 cm Vase, studio pottery, Uwe Schellbach, Blankenburg (Harz). Ceramic, spherical form, running glaze with craquelure in turquoise over copper-red glaze. Base sign.

Lot 225

Leslie Johnson, an early 20th century 15ct gold portrait miniature pendant/ brooch, signed Leslie Johnson middle left, with engraved initials to reverse, stamped 15ct, 5cm, total weight 14.4gCondition- Overall good condition- Painted ceramic panel in generally good condition, with a few scratches and some firing blemishes- Reverse of pendant, with localised discolouration and some dents- Replacement base metal pin- For enquiries about this lot please contact David Pregun at david@kinghamsauctioneers.com

Lot 495

A collection of thirteen collectable miniature ceramic and pottery hand painted houses, made in England, (13).

Lot 497

A collection of twenty eight collectable miniature ceramic and pottery hand painted houses, made in England, some minor chips (9x9 larger). (28)

Lot 502

A ceramic and brass box with swans, with "Wong Lee" company mark, (21x20x14 cm).

Lot 520

A ceramic ginger jar made by Masons China

Lot 102

Three Studio ceramic pebble vases by Christa Maria Herrmann with original Newlyn Orion Galleries receipt dated 1983

Lot 104

A modern Raku ceramic figure of a sheep, 6" long

Lot 162

Two modern Conran glass vases, three Serax ceramic onion vases, a Serax light bulb vase, etc

Lot 176

Claire Loder - ceramic form"What is the Opposite of Two", 12" high with original gallery receipt

Lot 51

Julian Dyson - ceramic on wood panelStudy of an elephant, signed, 7½" x 9½"

Lot 71

A Studio ceramic oval platter by Julian Dyson "Earthbound", signed and dated 22.5.00, 17" long

Lot 76

Simeon Stafford - A painted ceramic plate depicting St Ives scene with figures, signed, 10½" diameter and a painted ceramic nose pot by Simeon Stafford

Lot 84

A ceramic sculpture of a head by Julian Dyson, insized signature and dated 09.00, 8" high

Lot 615

TWO DECANTERS OF AUCHENTOSHAN CLYDEBANK CENTENARY 12 YEARS OLD Single Malt Scotch Whisky. 75cl. 43% abv. In ceramic decanters with separate stoppers and original card boxes. The decanters in good condition but the boxes with wear and staining. Weights of decanters 1075 grams and 1275 grams respectively

Lot 1242

A ceramic bathroom mirror with matching wash bowl and jug, candlesticks of squat form, etc

Lot 1244

An antique style globe, 13cm diameter and a pair of ceramic teddy bear book-ends

Lot 1370

A box of lighters, stamps, a travel iron and a West German ceramic face mask, etc

Lot 1383

Three vintage ceramic wall mounted flying ducks

Lot 1459

A box of mixed ceramic salts and pepperettes

Lot 1481

A mid 20th Century ceramic Mallard duck on a signed glass plinth, B Jacobson, 46cm tall

Lot 134

A Beswick hand painted ceramic figure ' Huntsman ' Red Jacket, model 1501, designer A. Gredington, issued 1957 - 1995, together with a black tailed fox and four hounds.

Lot 175

Carol McNicoll (b.1943), an unusual split ceramic bowl, in the form of two interwoven arches, painted signature to the base, length 45cm.

Lot 203

Syl and Ray Marco white ceramic vase, with green and blue glaze, impressed mark on base, height 13.5 cm

Lot 121

An Edwardian satinwood banded mahogany dressing table, fitted six drawers on squared tapered legs, fitted ceramic castors, W. 115cm D.82.5cm H.79cmCONDITION: Overall of a gingery red mahogany tone, small stains and wear to the top commensurate with use, one horizontal split to the left side and minor knocks around the kneehole but overall fair condition.

Lot 266

An 18th century Continental pewter flagon, initialled and dated 1777, height 35cm, a later flagon with crested lid dated 1798 and a Rheinish pottery steinCONDITION: - 1777 flagon with ball thumbpiece and a heart shaped lip, dented and pierced through on one side, oxidised around the foot- 1798 flagon with handle slightly pushed inwards and feet compressed down, minor dents to body, height 35cm- ceramic stein with moulding line running behind the handle, firing flaw in the decoration on the opposite side of the moulding line, otherwise good, height 35cm

Lot 322

A Victorian walnut framed button back nursing chair, on turned legs, with brass and ceramic castors, height 79cms width 47cms

Lot 334

A group of assorted boxes and ornaments including French enamel and TibetanCONDITION: - late 19th century French champleve enamelled ormolu square casket, 9cm - dirty, some minor flaws to enamel- Indian green and red enamelled brass circular box, 7cm - some wear from polishing- pair of Burmese carved wood busts, largest 21cm - minor rubbing to extremities- Tibetan jewelled metal casket, 8.5cm - some wear from polishing- Continental burr wood jewellery box, 15cm - front left edge missing, dark dirty, lock not working- Chinese floral painted white enamelled circular box, 8cm - light rubbing- 18th century Staffordshire enamel box, 7cm - rubbing to decoration, restoration around the rim of the main body- Cashmere gilt white circular box, 7cm - rubbing to the lid and discolouration to the lacquering- white lacquer box decorated with polo players, 7.5cm - rubbed- small ormolu putto support, height 10cm - lacking whatever it once held and one branch- Chinese painted soapstone figure of a sage, 10cm - hand broken away- Chinese hardstone elephant, 5.5cm - rubbed- sundry novelty ceramic animals - minor chips

Lot 337

A burr wood cigarette box and three ormolu mounted ceramic caskets, largest 20cmCONDITION: - cigarette box with ivory and ebony inlay, a little rubbed and dirty at the corners, 12cm- ormolu mounted powder blue glazed porcelain casket, the lid now detached from the hinged upper rim, minor glaze flaws, otherwise good, 20cm- silver plated mounted Booth's 'Old Dutch' pattern casket, mounts oxidised, lid rubbed and crazed, minor chips to the lower edges, 19cm- gilt metal mounted Continental porcelain floral painted casket / cigarette box, one crack and discoloured marking to the lid, mount has come away from the main body and unevenly re-stuck, 11cm

Lot 16

MID-VICTORIAN BURR WALNUT FOLDOVER CARD TABLE, the serpentine top internally inlaid in velvet, on carved baluster legs united by conforming stretcher, ceramic castors, 93 x 46cms Condition Report: stained velvet.

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