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Five reverse glass decorated and similar pincushions, comprising a disc form example partially photographic, castle and bridge, titled but unclear/a large domed example, Aule Brid A’Doon/another Bideford Bridge And Town/another printed on ceramic, The Promenade Douglas/and a diamond form example, colour photographic image, South Parade Sands and Pier, Southsea, largest 7cm dia (5)
Mauchline ware – seven pieces - comprising a circular box containing ceramic dish (Lynmouth and Lynton) 6cm, a rectangular stamp box (High Force, Middleton-In-Teesdale), 6.6cm, a book mark (The Pavilion, Skegness), 12cm, a notebook (Palais De Fontainbleau, Cour Des Adieax), 8cm, a circular box (London Bridge and Cannon St Station), 4.5cm, a cylinder go to bed (Burghley House, Stamford), chip to base, 7.2cm, and a cylinder box with cut glass scent bottle (Holyrood Palace, Edinburgh), 6cm (7)
A Chinese archaic bronze flask-shaped ritual wine vessel, Hu, Eastern Zhou dynasty, 5th-4th century B.C., cast in low relief with five bands of coiled interlocking dragons, surmounted by a bird-shaped cover linked by a two section chain to the curved handle, on a rope-twist foot, olive-brown patina with large patches of malachite encrustation, 36.5cm high, hole to base and loss to coverLiterature:A very similar bronze hu in the British Museum, London, accession no. 1973,0726.26 appears in Rawson, J, Chinese Bronzes: Art and Ritual, London/Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts of East Anglia / Burrell Collection, Glasgow, BMP, 1987. Jessica Rawson describes this as 'A tall slender flask, circular in cross-section, this hu is sharply bent to one side, seemingly in imitation of a leather bottle. Three narrow registers are packed with tiny s-shaped dragons; such decoration is typical of the sixth century but probably persisted into the fifth century BC. A bird-shaped lid, with an articulated beak, is attached by a chain to a bowed handle.'See also Zhixin Jason Sun, Ancient Chinese Bronzes in the Collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Orientations, March 2015 in which a similar assymetric hu vessel with bird-shaped cover is illustrated. The author states:An earlier hu, much more like a leather bottle, with a full body and tightly angled neck, was discovered in a tomb in Hubei Sui Xian Bajialou. It carried deeply curved chevrons. Later examples are decorated with a wide variety of motifs in several different techniques. During the Eastern Zhou ceramic, leather and lacquer shapes were rendered in bronze as bronze-casting spread geographically and as the use of bronze was extended from ritual to secular items'.
A rare Chinese archaic white and yellow jade ornament, probably Eastern Zhou dynasty, of domed elliptical form, the centre incised with elongated scrolls and the border carved in relief with C and S-scrolls and 'feathered' scrolls, the underside with raised stud, the white stone altered to yellow in places with large brown and russet striations, 11.5cm together with an archaic white and grey mottled jade 'bird' ornament or finial, possibly Shang dynasty, 9cm (2)Literature:see the book published for 'An Exhibition Organised by The Arts Council of Great Britain and The Oriental Ceramic Society, 1st May-22nd June 1975, Victoria & Albert Museum, Chinese Jade Throughout the Ages' for Eastern Zhou dynasty ornaments with similar relief carved scrolls filled with 'feathers'. Plate 91 illustrates a jade yuan ring in the Art Institute of Chicago, Sonnenschein Collection, and plate 147 an ear ornament from the collection of Dr & Mrs Cheng Te-K'un with similar C and S-scroll decoration and dated to the Eastern Zhou dynasty.
Two cut glass fruit bowls, a large green cabbage leaf serving dish, a Scandinavian dish marked 'Norway', a Royal Doulton 'Grantham' dish, a Royal Doulton 'Under the Greenwood Tree' dish, various Florence figurines (Guiseppe Armani), a blue glass vase overlaid in gilt, a black cobalt ceramic urn and assorted items
Pair of Staffordshire-style dogs, a Copeland Spode 'Spode's Italian' part tea service, a Johnson Bros soup bowls, bowls, etc., another part tea service, Vista Alegri part dinner service, other assorted ceramics, cushions, a Polynesian woven basket with shells, a large ceramic platter, pewter mugs, etc. (3 boxes)
A 19th Century miniature porcelain plaque enamelled with a portrait of Beatrice Cenci, 2.25ins x 2ins, in carved and gilded frame, another of a young woman in 17th Century dress, 3.25ins x 2.75ins, in cast brass frame, and a ceramic plaque with full-length portrait of the Virgin and Child, 7ins x 3.25ins, in hardwood Neo-Gothic tabernacle frame

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