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Click here to subscribeA selection of 19th century Staffordshire pairs of vases to include a pair featuring Clyde deer with scrolled gilt handles and shaped rims, a lidded vase with twin shaped handles with a ceramic blue painted finial, a unusual vase with twin handles and embossed detailing to the body with roses, please see images for full details. Tallest measures 33cm-high 22cm-wide.
Royal Doulton Hand Painted Early Ceramic Figurine - Doulton & Co ' Top O'the Hill ' HN1834. Designer L. Harradine. Height 7 Inches - 17.8 cm + Coalport Figure 7.75 Inches High & a Spode Porcelain Figure of Princess Diana by Pauline Stone. Standing 11 Inches - 27.5 cm High. All Figures are In Mint Condition / First Quality. Please See Photo.
A Manchester Liners ceramic ashtray by Badlow of England, a Royal Doulton Blue Star Line ceramic ashtray, and a collection of maritime interest matchbooks, also 'The Ship Captains Medical Guide' 1912, a vintage book of train times, a plan of the Manchester Ship canal and docks, a Manchester Ship canal centenary souvenir programme 1994, and a 1950s launch details and views of interiors for the Empress of Britain.
An Indian neillowork white metal spherical hatpin, decorated with birds and fauna. Together with a Chinese white metal floral hairpiece surmounted by a toad bearing Chinese character marks to underside; an enamel sphere decorated with white cranes; a pair of ceramic spheres with holly and mistletoe; two horn hairpieces; a gilt metal example and two othersUnfortunately SAS is unable to provide postage quotes prior to an auction. Overall the hat pins are in good condition. Light scuffs and scratches to the ceramic spheres with slight rubbing to the decoration, mistletoe examples have small chips. Discolouration and tarnishing to all metal sticks, sticks show no dents or bends. Enamel example has multiple scratches to the metal and spot of discolouration to the green enamel. Toad hat pin has a bent stick, tarnishing to the metalwork, signatures clear. The example with two beaded terminals is partially unattached, dented and has cracking to some beads. Yellow plastic example is partially snapped.
An Edwardian mahogany pedestal desk attributed to Shapland & Petter Barnstaple, the rectangular breakfront top with inset morocco leather skiver above a frieze drawer flanked by four pedestal drawers to each side between reeded uprights and on ceramic castors, some lock plates stamped 'S&PB', 137cm wide, 75cm deep, 73cm high
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