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Lot 82
FIVE ROYAL DOULTON CERAMIC FIGURES, TUDOR ROSE COLLECTION "The Wives of Henry VIII"; Catherine Parr, HN3450 Ltd. Ed. no.3229/9500, 16cm high, Margaret Tudor, HN 3838 Ltd. Ed. no.304/5000, 16cm high, Anne of Cleves, HN 3356, Ltd. Ed. no.3530/9500, 18c m high, Anne Boleyn, HN3232, Ltd. Ed. no.3799/9500, 23cm high and Jane Seymour, HN3349, Ltd. Ed. no.3797/9500, 23cm high, all modelled by Pauline Parsons, with certificates
Lot 84
A COLLECTION OF EARLY 19TH CENTURY DERBY CERAMIC TEA WARES, includes a milk jug, a two handled covered sucrier, a tea cup with saucer and a serving dish, 21cm diameter, decorated with a border of hand-painted pink roses (In the manner of Billingsley) forget-me-nots and gilded fronds. Painted red factory mark of a crown, crossed batons and a D, circa 1806-1825
Lot 85
THREE ROYAL DOULTON CERAMIC FIGURES "Lady Jane Grey" HN3680, limited edition no.1828/5000, modelled by Pauline Parsons, 21cm high and "Princess Elizabeth" HN3682, limited edition no.1142/5000, modelled by Pauline Parsons, 22cm high and "Mary Tudor" HN3834, limited edition no.763/5000, modelled by Pauline Parsons, 18cm high, each with certificate (3)
Lot 52
Babylonian Cylinders.- 4 stone engraved cylinders, worn, largest 32mm., smallest 22mm., with 4 19th century ceramic plaques, pencil inscription "From Wilfred Merton's collection", laid in a modern box, c. 2300 BCE - c. 1800 BCE; and another later cylinder, probably an Eastern forgery (5).⁂ Includes:(1). Priest with offering introducing a worshipper to seated to the god Samas inscribed with name of Lu-Ningrosu, son of Ur, c. 1800 BCE.(2). Gizdubar and lion and name of uncertain reading, c. 7 or 8 BCE.(3). Goddesses adoring the name of Nu-ma (?ilu Ri-sa) anointing a priest of Ea, King of the Abyss..., c. 1700 BCE.(4). Ur... son of Ur... the official (notary), c. 2300 BCE.Provenance: Wilfred Merton (1888-1957); author of A Descriptive Catalogue of the Greek Papyri in the Collection of Wilfred Merton, 1948.
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