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Lot 23
A Good Victorian Microscope Slide Cabinet English, c.1880, unsigned, constructed of French polished mahogany with plinth base and glazed door, with 21 slide drawers each capable of holding 3 rows of 8 standard slides giving a total capacity of 504 slides, each drawer with a white ceramic label to each side and a wooden pull, with a single deep drawer to base, campaign-style brass handle to top,with lock and key, containing a few microscope slides most diamond engraved possibly by C. M. Topping (x43)
Lot 225
A 19th Century Phrenology Bust by L. N. Fowler, English, c.1870, printed to the front 'PHRENOLOGY by L. N. FOWLER' cast ceramic head with labeling to the cranium, descriptive text to the rear and blue edging, height 29cm Phrenology was a pseudoscientific theory that gained popularity in the 19th century. The theory held that the shape and size of a person's skull could indicate their personality traits and mental abilities. Phrenology was developed by German physician Franz Gall in the late 18th century and was popularized by his student Johann Spurzheim. Phrenology gained widespread popularity in the 19th century and was used to justify racial and gender stereotypes. Proponents of phrenology believed that certain races and genders were inherently superior based on the shape of their skulls. However, phrenology was eventually discredited as a scientific theory, and by the end of the 19th century, it was largely abandoned. Despite its flaws, phrenology played an important role in the development of psychology and the study of the brain. Today, it is regarded as a curious artifact of a bygone era in the history of science.
Lot 843
THREE CHINESE JARS AND COVERS HAN-MING DYNASTYThe largest with an iridescent green glaze, moulded with a band of animals to the shoulder, another moulded with lotus petals beneath a matt celadon glaze, the third with a pale Qingbai glaze, all with paper labels for Brodie & Enid Lodge, nos M150, C78, M124; two with paper labels for Bluett & Sons, the smallest with an Oriental Ceramic Society exhibition label, 1949 no.109, 12.5cm. (6). Provenance: from the collection of Brodie & Enid Lodge, Flore House, Northamptonshire. The Brodie Lodge archive lists no.M150 as purchased from Bluett on the 16th November 1945 for £15; C78 from Sparks on 11th February 1947 for £38; M124 as a gift from Margaret Barton, Easter 1943. For details of this famous collection, cf. R Davids and D Jellinek Provenance p.298.
Lot 852
SIX CHINESE CERAMIC ITEMSQING DYNASTY AND 20TH CENTURYComprising: a robin's egg glazed brushpot, a dark copper-red glazed small vase with a four character Xuande mark, a green glazed waterpot, a small ge-type dish and a pair of moulded phoenix dishes with Yongzheng marks, together with a wood stand, 18.5cm. (7)Provenance: from an English private collection, West Yorkshire, formed in the 1970s and 1980s.
Lot 632
LLADRO; a ceramic group of Geppetto and Pinocchio, no.5396, height 24cm.Condition Report: The small water goblet from the table is detached, this has not be broken, the glue has dried and needs regluing, the paint brush to Gepetto's hand is broken with only a small part remaining between his fingers.
Lot 640
NAO; a large ceramic figure of a jester and a lute, height 34cm, with a D'Art Spanish group of a clown and a dog (2).Condition Report: Some crazing to the glaze on the paws of the dog, and other areas of this figure, there is a hairline crack to the back of the base of the clown figure, the other figure in good condition.
Lot 647
KATZHUTTE; a ceramic figure of a maiden with a fan and bonnet seated upon a sofa, impressed and printed marks, length 28cm.Condition Report: Some light grazing around the base and with an imperfection to the glaze on the bottom left corner of the bracket of the sofa, this is visible in a small brown mark.
Lot 704
ERIC LEAPER; a ceramic dish decorated with a mallard in flight, length 26cm, with an Austrian Art Nouveau vase with tube lined floral decoration, three Art Deco ceramic figures, pair of Japanese cloisonné vases, Jaguar car mascot, etc. Condition Report: Vase with several chips around the base and a large fragile crack to the base. Bird dish heavily crazed. Green figure crazed. Metal items with age wear surface patina.
Lot 2057
A pair of Chinese blue and white lamps, decorated with prunus, height 35cm, with a Chinese porcelain blue and white tulip vase, height 29cm, a ginger jar and cover, a jar and cover and four other Oriental ceramic items.Condition Report: Tulip vase with a few small nicks and chips to rim. Black ground vase and cover with some small imperfections to inner flange and some light surface scratches. Large blue and white ginger jar with chips to cover and worn appearance to the surface throughout. Blue and white vase with losses to glaze at rim. Saucer with rim chip and crack. Lamps grubby and one with a hair line crack at rim.
Lot 216
PEGGY DAVIES; three ceramic figures in the Art Deco style, including 'La Chic', height 26cm, with two Kevin Francis figures, including young Clarice Cliff (5)Condition Report: Woman drinking tea with firing crack / imperfection running up the right side of the plate background. Woman on teacup with large hair line crack to base. Nude with a hair line crack to shoulder.
Lot 2163
A Cantonese enamel vase, decorated throughout with flowers against a pink ground, height 16cm, with eight Chinese stoneware figures, including one of a fisherman, height of tallest 22cm.Condition Report: The enamel vase has been squashed inwards where the neck meets the base and there are chips a losses to the metal and to the enamel here, crack throughout and the cover with knocks and cracks, ceramic figures are missing their nets and accessories and the seated figure in white is missing the neck of the musical instruement.
Lot 255
GOLDSCHEIDER; an Art Deco ceramic figure of a female with a bonnet and floral blue oval base with original maker's label, impressed marks, no 7257, height 31cmCondition Report: Wide crazing throughout. Restoration to the neck. Some minor glaze imperfections, see a slight star glaze knock to the back of the skit
Lot 284
Two 1950s Italian ceramic Spaghetti poodles, hand painted with floral decoration, height of largest example 59cm, together with a similar cat (3).Condition Report: The small size poodle with a glaze line to the shoulder, there is also a small pin head chip to the bow and to one of the applied Spaghetti detailing, the larger example with a couple of tiny nibbles to the tail and to the applied detail on the legs, craze lines to the body in parts, the cat has had its neck broken off and glued, there also kiln marks to the tail.
Lot 300
ALDO LONDI (1911-2003); a Bitossi Italian ceramic sculpture of a Trojan horse, bearing original label to the underside, height 32cmCondition Report: Usual chipping to the glaze throughout, there is a glaze crack terminating from the hole in the horses back across and runs to the middle of the tail, light crazing to the glaze.
Lot 147
SALLY TUFFIN FOR DENNIS CHINAWORKS; three ceramic vases, including an example decorated with bees and honeycomb, signed, impressed marks and numbered 42 to the underside, height 13cm, the further two vases with floral detail, height 21cm (3)Condition Report: Each is in good condition with no chips, cracks, or restoration.
Lot 295
Steiff. Club Edition Harlequin replica 1925 teddy bear, white tag no. 420214, limited production year 2000 to 2001, red and blue mohair, navy silk ribbon, Steiff Club ceramic medallion to chest, approx. H35cm, excellent in good box (heavy creasing to one side and other marks), limited edition certificate (creased) No. 2507.
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