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Lot 1951
A late 18th early/19th c. Mahogany Side Table with shaped end upstand back and moulded rectangular top over two Mahogany lined frieze drawers with turned wooden knobs, on elegant turned legs with narrow fluted detail, on brass cup castors with white ceramic feet, 47'' wide x 32 1/2'' high x 23 1/8'' deep.
Lot 168
1/4 scale scratch built Windermere steam launch titled "The Bat", to measure 60 inches long with a 14 inch beam, fitted with twin cylinder marine steam engine with slide valves, powered by a 5 inch across vertical commission made boiler, gas fired example with 3 inch ceramic burner, water levels controlled by a sight glass sensor, fitted with radio control for rudder, complete with forward and reverse speed control, supplied with an out of date pressure certificate from Stuart Davidson in 2000, and also supplied with additional notes from the vendor discussing the operation, no transmitter included, presented on a wooden boat stand for display
Lot 2
5th-3rd century BC. A Gnathian ceramic blackware juglet with pedestal base, ribbed bulbous body, waisted neck and everted rim; the applied handle formed as a Herakles knot; band of ochre slip to the shoulder, white line between pellets to the neck. 168 grams, 11cm tall (4 1/4"). From the estate of a North Country collector, acquired over a 30 year period from the early 1970s. The Herakles knot is found as a decorative motif, notably on jewellery, from the Mycenaean period, but became especially popular from the fourth century BC. According to the Roman writer Pliny, the decorative device of the Herakles knot could cure wounds, and its popularity in Hellenistic jewelry suggests that it was thought to have the power to avert evil. Its symbolism is closely connected with marriage, and the knot that tied the bride's garment and was untied by the groom; this custom is the likely origin of the phrase “tying the knot.”
Lot 323
. An undated archaistic glazed ceramic horse and rider figurine in Ming Dynasty, 1368-1644 AD style comprising: a standing horse on a rectangular base with integral saddle and horseman's body, hands raised to the chest supporting a vessel; separately formed head with a tall cap. 1.5 kg, 32cm (12 1/2"). From an old Spanish collection; acquired before 1990. [No Reserve]
Lot 1
4th century BC. A mixed group of blackware ceramic vessels comprising: a dish with chamfered rim and flared foot; a bowl with pedestal foot; a jar with waisted neck, flared rim and strap handle. 384 grams total, 8-15cm (3 1/4 - 6"). Property of a London collector; acquired in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
Lot 182
1930-1950 AD. A mixed group of tin-glazed ceramic plates comprising: two matching with central blue motif of leaves and flowers, radiating floral and geometric patterns, leaves and berries to the underside; one similar with chrysanthemum motifs. 1.4 kg total, 21.5cm (8 1/2"). Property of an Essex collector; acquired since 1980. [No Reserve]
Lot 438
1988-90. A mixed group of ceramic teapots by South-West Ceramics Ltd. comprising: a grey-glazed kitchen range with coffee pot, frying pan and crocks on the lid, dated 1989 to the underside; a washing machine with door ajar and clothes protruding, bottle and box of washing powder and folded cloths to the lid, dated 1988 to the underside; a desk with computer screen and keyboard, mug, books, etc. dated 1990 to the underside; a refrigerator with door ajar, groceries inside, breakfast foods on top, dated 1990 to the underside; a grey-glazed television with 'Interlude' to the screen with image of a teapot and hand, tray with teacup, newspaper and sandwich above, dated 1989 to the underside. 4.2 kg total, 23-26cm (9 - 10 1/4"). Property of an Essex collector; acquired 1960-1990. [No Reserve]
Lot 49
2nd century BC-20th century AD. A group of objects consisting of: silver Phoenician drachma; silver denarius of emperor Titus; bronze coin of Lucius Verus; bronze coin of Galerius; half crown from Ireland; bronze goat's head with plume of feathers on top of head; a brass escutcheon with rope work pattern and horse head; a South American ceramic figure of a man and woman embracing. 175 grams; 16-60mm (3/4 - 2 1/2"). Property of a gentleman from Northern Ireland.
Lot 400
1970s. A mixed group of ceramic teapots comprising: one squat, green-glazed with decals of swags of decorations and piles of toys, conical lid with star-shaped handle, gilt detailing, marked to the underside 'Made in England / The Boots Company PLC / Nottingham / England'; a country cottage with 'General Store and Post Office' sign above the door, decal signage; a snow-covered house with Christmas wreath on the door, snowman and decorated Christmas trees. 1.8 kg total, 16-21cm (6 1/4 - 8 1/4"). Property of an Essex collector; acquired 1960-1990. [No Reserve]
Lot 100
4th millennium BC-15th century AD. A group of mixed artefacts comprising: a group of Stone Age implements of various size and shape, most of them marked with red dot, 'Eye' and a number; a group of ceramic fragments of various sizes and shapes, dated to Bronze Age and Medieval Periods. 1.2 kg total, 6-82mm (1/4 - 3 1/4"). Property of an Essex, UK collector; acquired on the UK art market, 2015; found Waterloo Plantation, Eye, Suffolk, UK, 1980s [No Reserve]
Lot 210
20th century AD. A group of two ceramic vases comprising: one piriform with flared rim and base, painted motifs of flowers, leaves and fruit; one piriform with flared rim, scrolled palmette handles to the shoulders, rosette stamps to the shoulder and foot, sgraffito leaf motifs to the body. 5.7 kg total, 34.5-36cm (13 1/2 - 14 1/4"). Property of an Essex collector; acquired in UK, 1980s-2000. [No Reserve]
Lot 219
19th-early 20th century AD. A mixed group comprising: a squat tin-glazed ceramic jar with strap handles to the shoulder, polychrome floral motifs, copper-alloy frame and fittings, marked to the underside 'FES / AIH'; a bronze bidriware(?) vase with tiered foot, flared rim, reserved flowers and tendrils on a black field; a copper-alloy squat jar with reserved tendrils and flowers on a glossy black field. 954 gram, 9-13.5cm (3 3/4 - 5 1/4"). Property of an Essex collector; acquired in UK, 1980s-2000. [No Reserve]
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