A VICTORIAN BURR WALNUT AND GILT METAL MOUNTED SIDE CABINET OR CREDENZA CIRCA 1870 Inset with Wedgwood Jasperware type plaques to the frieze and cupboard doors 101cm high, 186cm wide, 45cm deep Condition Report: PLEASE NOTE: ALL LOTS ARE LOCATED AT SACKVILLE WEST STORAGE IN ANDOVER (SP10 3SA) AND ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO VIEW Cabinet with the marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Some old splits, chips and losses. Some old minor veneer repairs and some 'bubbling' to the veneers of the top in places - see images. Some sections of beaded gilt metal moulding to the doors are lacking. Section of gilt metal moulding to one side of the cabinet has lifted away from the timber and the sections of moulding adjacent to it is detached and misshapen. A key is present that operates the locks. One of the oval ceramic plaques with three hairline cracks. The blind frieze drawer with early retailer's stamp for 'FROM W. WILLIAMSON & SONS GUILDFORD'. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. ADDITIONAL IMAGES: Please 'Ask a Question' to request additional images for this lot.Condition Report Disclaimer
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KPM; a German hand painted porcelain gilt decorated circular jardinière, on matching stand, height 17.5cm, diameter 19.5cm, also a Wedgwood St Paul's Cathedral limited edition wall hanging plate, numbered 1097/2500, and Royal Doulton ceramic figures, 'The Old Balloon Seller', HN1315, and 'Grandma', HN2052 (4).
ROYAL DUX; a Bohemian porcelain figural centrepiece, height 29cm, two Lladrό porcelain figures of swans, height of tallest 21.5cm, a Beswick gazelle, height 20cm, two West German pottery ceramic figures of zebras, a small Beswick figure of a recumbent horse, height 7.5cm, a Beswick figure of a parrot, height 21cm, and a boxed Wade Ceramics hand painted Dracula figure (9).
ROYAL COPENHAGEN; a Danish porcelain figure of a fat robin, height 7cm, a further porcelain figure of a robin, height 4.5cm, a pair of Royal Copenhagen porcelain figures of penguins, height 7.5cm, a Royal Copenhagen figure of a mouse and a Royal Doulton flambé ceramic figure of a recumbent hare, height 4.5cm, length 10.5cm (6).
†POOLE POTTERY; an art pottery 'Vulcano' pattern flambé ginger jar, height 18cm, and a Bernard Moss Cornish studio ceramic blue glazed bowl, decorated with fish to the rim and inscribed with name to the base, height 7cm, diameter 13.5cm (2).Condition Report: Both items are in good condition and appear free from any damages.
Pair of Zlonay style table pedestals, ebonised wooden plinths and bases, 22cm; a Black Forest carved gong bracket, in the form of a donkey head, stamped 'R.E & S', (one glass eye missing) 28cm; a pair of small ceramic candlestands; and a pair of Victorian rosewood frames, overall 26x30cm.Condition report:Donkey head approxinate measurements - height 28cm, width 17cm, depth 22cm.
The standing pregnant female showcasing a charming hairdo, almond-shaped eyes and bulging belly. Chupicuaro refers to a Pre-Classic site and culture. It was once a source of considerable influence in central Mexico, particularly in ceramic production. The inhabitants of Chupicuaro devoted their time and skills to creating pottery figurines, and other small artefacts. Trading distributed these items into the basin of Mexico and Morelos, and other cultures adopted their style. Characteristically flat, Chupicuaro human figurines can also be realistically three dimensional or shaped into vessels. They are distinguished by their slanted, coffee-bean shaped eyes. The figurines are typically depicted as female, indicated by a parting in the centre of the hair or headdress, and can be fashioned with intricately moulded clay clothing and jewellery. Most figurines were left unpainted, but occasionally some were decorated with bright colours. L:14.5cm Very good condition. UK private collection before 1970s.
An Edwardian rosewood and marquetry games and work table, early 20th Century; the hinged top with central floral motif within sycamore strung borders, opening for chess, backgammon and cribbage; the fitted drawer with further marquetry above a conforming basket slide; the straight tapered legs with pierced stretcher and ceramic castors; 74cm high, 61cm wide 40cm deep (closed) .Also a modern resin Lewis chess set and other items.
A Victorian rosewood and marquetry envelope card table, late 19th Century; the four hinged leaves with floral semi paterae and scrolling foliate arabesques, opening to a baise lined interior with guinea wells; above a drawer to one side, the straight knop turned legs with undertier stretcher, on ceramic castors; 78cm high, 61cm square, closed.
A Victorian oak and ceramic tile inset hallstand, in Arts & Crafts style, circa 1900; with openwork cresting of radiating scrolls flanked by raised platforms above a rectangular frame, with six metal hooks above a bevelled mirror; the lower section with umbrella apertures flanking a glove box; (lacking drip tray); 192cm high, 77cm wide, 32cm deep.
MIXED ORIENTAL GROUP, including Japanese Arita circular charger, decorated with bird and flowers, 70cms (diam.); frame containing two ceramic tiles from Singapore, 42 x 22cms overall; Japanese Meiji cloisonné charger, 30.5cms (diam.); various other vases, ginger jars, etc.Provenance: deceased estate Denbighshire
Cockerel weathervane, ceramic jelly mould plus other pieces, Royal Doulton Mr Micawber and Beefeater jugs, Roman style oil lamp, Lancaster Pilot and Engineers technical notes, 1962 The Times, various music sheets, vintage tracing wheel and vintage manual hand drill, wooden protected thermometer
An Armand Marseille 1894 child doll, with head turned slightly to the right, fixed brown eyes, brown mohair wig, gusseted kid body with ceramic arms, in stripped dress —21in. (53cm.) high; and an Armand Marseille 3500 doll (1894 with hairline crack from top of left side of face running to ear) (2)
Two 1930's German bear cub teddy bears, comprising of a larger with golden mohair, clear and black glass eyes, with remains of painted backs, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, slotted in ears, with swivel head and jointed limbs—8in. (20.5cm) high; a smaller cub and four Christmas cake ceramic decorations (smaller cub with holes to pads, decorations with wear to paint)
A selection of Gund Classic Pooh soft toys and various teddy bear items, Two small Classic Pooh Bears with golden mohair and card tags, a Piglet, with tags, a Tigger with tags a larger unjointed Pooh with red jumper —12 ½in. (31.5cm.) high seated; a Gund Collectors Club bear for 1998, in original box with presentation watch gift; three Staffordshire RC ceramic bear ornaments, a tinplate walking bear, a modern cast iron painted Bear door stop and others (19)
Three continental dolls, an unmarked copy of Coquette doll by Gebruder Heubach, with painted features stuffed body, ceramic arms and moulded white shoes, in a modern blue and white stripped dress —15 ½in. (39.5cm.) high; a 1930s composition French walker doll by Gégé, with transfer blue eyes, muslin dress with red detailing, and a small baby in a cot
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