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Lot 239
Sir Thomas Brock for Royal Worcester, The Bather Surprised, circa 1875, model 486, a ceramic figure of a semi-clad Classical woman by a tree stump, on a gilt base, impressed T Brock, London, stamped mark and impressed 8b8, 65cm high Note: A native of Worcester, Brock worked for several of the Worcester factories in the 1850s and 60s before completing his professional training under sculptor John Foley in London. His most famous sculptures are the Victoria monument outside Buckingham Palace and the Albert Memorial under Foley. This Worcester figure is a copy of his 1868 sculpture Salamacis. The Worcester version was exhibited at the 1878 Paris Exhibition and was produced in three sizes, this being the largest.
Lot 294
A 19th century KMP ceramic oval plaque depicting a scene with a siren playing a mandolin seated on the rocks and two men drowning in a boat, 16 x 12cm, 29 x 24cm including gilt pierced frame. CONDITION REPORT: Scratches to the surface, one old nibble to the top of the plaque. Frame has losses and splits.
Lot 465
A group of 19th century ceramic figures including Staffordshire and Capodimonte examples, also a Continental nodding figure, and later examples including Art Deco style Cornwall Crown China (11). CONDITION REPORT: Figure of Rockingham stag: missing antlers. Most figures have wear commensurate with age. Staffordshire cottage has a chip to the chimney and a big loss to the back of the base, restored crack.
Lot 475
A group of ceramic breweriana including a Royal Doulton Sandeman bottle, a Carlton Ware "Martell Brandy" figure, a Beswick "Double Diamond Works Wonders" figural bottle, a musical Stein style tankard, a diorama depicting "Victoria Inn" a barrel shaped table lamp (af), a wooden model of "Whitbread Period Dray" etc.
Lot 498
A Royal Doulton "Blue Children" vase of ovoid form with gilt tapering rim, a Royal Doulton teapot decorated with fox, H4927 (lacking lid, a Doulton Lambeth vase decorated with grapes, a group of five 19th century ceramic plates including Royal Worcester and Crown Derby, a pair of spaniels, figure of a cat, a Flaxman Ware pottery jug, a large clear and amber glass chalice etc.
Lot 509
A Beswick figure "Leghorn Cockerel", model number 1892, a group of various ceramic animals, a small collection of Wade, and Italian slag glass animals, etc. CONDITION REPORT: The tip of one feather on tail is chipped, otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
Lot 1300
Two albums mainly unmarked cigarette card silks including Flags of the World, 25+ large former flags approx size 4 1/2" x 6", some BDV + good quantity smaller format flats approx size 2" x 2 3/4" + 60+ various BDV CERAMIC ART + 40+ various BDV of Scottish Tartans + small quantity ppc silks including RMS Mauretania and RMS Carmania HANDS ACROSS THE SEA, A/F
Lot 32
A Cotswold Heritage model of Fury a horizontal Stirling Cycle hot air engine, being gas fired with ceramic burner, gas storage reservoir and being air cooled, disc open crank with polished brass oiler cups and 3 7/8th inch spoked flywheel, power cylinder 5/8th inch diameter by ¾ inch stroke decorative cast metal chimney stack. The whole on cast plinth with builders plaque Heritage No F036 Mounted on plinth with Perspex display case. Engine measurements. Total height including chimney 28cm. Length 28cm Width 10cm. This design of engine was patented in 1816 by Robert and James Stirling.
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