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Lot 2201
FOUR CERAMIC TABLE LAMP BASES INCLUDING A CLARICE CLIFF EXAMPLE (4)The first of baluster form with relief cast figure riding a donkey, mark to the inside ‘CLARICE CLIFF, Wilkinson Ltd’; 20.5cm high, together with a Grandjean Jourdan Valluris light lamp, lacking lid, mark to the underside, 26cm high; a Gray’s Pottery hand painted spherical table lamp, 20cm high; and a Belgium ceramic glazed spherical lamp on integral plinth, decorated with leaping antelope, label to base, 30cm high approx (including fitment)Provenance: Clarice Cliff - Christie’s South Kensington, 19 March 1999, lot 242.
Lot 2294
THREE TABLE LAMPS WITH SHADES INCLUDING A PAINTED RELIEF CARVED CIRCULAR LAMP (3)Depicting two horses with riders, with stitched vellum shade 51cm high; a ceramic reeded and square section example decorated with two trees, with tiered celluloid and tasselled shade, 47.5cm high; and another gilt-metal mounted yellow glazed and fruiting vine decorated tapering vase with matching shade, signed ‘Chaneley’ 34.5cm highCondition report: Numerous knocks, scuffs, chips and wear commensurate with use and age. The circular base with wear to edges and various hips. The gilt mounted ceramic example with oxidization to gilding. General inevitable scuffs, scratches, dents, small chips and marks commensurate with wear, use and age.
Lot 2382
A BELGIAN NIMY CRACKLE GLASS LAMPCirca 1930 The rectangular geometric designed lamp in cream crackle glazed ceramic, dtamped to the underside, 37cm highCondition report: Overall in good condition. The gilt lacquered metal fitting oxidiszed and worn, its also a little loose and will need rewiring.A very small chip to the top corner. The glaze with some marks and very dirty. Old sticker to the base corner edge. General inevitable scuffs, scratches, dents, small chips and marks commensurate with wear, use and age.See extra photos on the Bellmans website.
Lot 2299
A CERAMIC ROYAL AIR FORCE FIGURAL TABLE LAMP BASE TOGETHER WITH THREE OTHERS (4)Possibly Royal Doulton, fitted on to base, 38cm high overall; a painted plaster golfer table lamp base, stamped FW47 to reverse, lacking club, 51cm high; Two French spelter figural table lamps, early 20th Century, one modelled as a glass blower, inscribed to cast ‘ROUSSEAU’, the other also an Artisan, 36cm and 33cm high respectively
Lot 2196
AN ART DECO PLASTER SIDE PROFILE BUST OF A LADY AND FOUR OTHER HEADS (5)74cm high; Including three papier-mache heads, one of a sailor wearing a cap 28cm high, another mounted on a black painted plinth stencilled ‘THE VAN HEUSEN’ and label ‘MADE BY PYTHAM Ltd.’ 32cm high, another with a collar; and another Gray’s Pottery glazed ceramic head of a boy, 14.5cm high
Lot 2380
CHARLES HARVA: A FRENCH ART DECO CERAMIC LAMPCirca 1930 The crackle glazed lamp, of monochrome geometric design, stamped to the underside ‘HARVA’ and impressed C’.H. FRANCE’, 33cm highCondition report: Drilled to take electrical wiring. The fitment is loose and will need to replacing. Various small chips to the edges as per photographs on Bellmans website - please look.. Otherwise, general inevitable scuffs, scratches, dents, small chips and marks commensurate with wear, use and age.
Lot 236
A mixed lot of 19th/ 20th century plates, including basket weave ribbon plate, three ceramic medicine spoons and Coalport basket with rose design to centre and a Wedgwood mould.Condition report - Most of the plates within this lot have hairline cracks in them. One of the handles on the Coalport basket edged plate is missing, there are areas of glaze missing on the green ribbon edged plate.
Lot 77
A Jacques Pouchain ceramic dish, decorated with a Picassso style illustration on black ground, 15cm longCondition report - Overall, this item appears to be in generally good condition with no major damage. There are however a couple of small nicks to the edge of the plate, at the seven and eleven o'clock positions.
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