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Lot 22
Boobies Boojums and Snarks a catalogue of the ceramic curiosities of the Martin Brothers from the Jordan Volpe Gallery, 1982, loose folio, and an interesting collection of books and catalogues on late nineteenth century and twentieth century design, including; L'Art de la Potterie en France de Rodin a Dufy, Zsolnay, The House of Amphora, Royal Copenhagen, Auguste Delaherche, 1973, J Vieillard & Cie, Cantagalli, Cazaux, Keramik von Emile Galle, Wemyss, WMF, and Emile Decoeur Ceramiste par Guillaume Janneau, 1923, (a lot) Provenance Peter Rose & Albert Gallichan
Lot 344
Seven Ages of Man and Seven Virtues a pair of pokerwork panels after the design by Alfred Masson, the rectangular panels decorated with individual scenes of an anthropomorphic bird, unsigned 114 x 22.5cm. (2) Literature Annette Carruthers & Mary Greensted (editors) Simplicity or Splendour, Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museums, page 72 figure 100 for a set of ceramic tiles illustrated, catalogue number 181 exhibited at Howell & James Art Pottery Exhibition 1876
Lot 389
An octagonal copper mirror, hammered finish, applied with four Ruskin blue ceramic hearts set in riveted copper border, unsigned, 57cm. wide Literature Paul Atterbury & John Henson, Ruskin Pottery, Richard Dennis Publications, page 92-93 for a series of copper boxes, a coal box and a fireplace with Ruskin Pottery ceramic roundel decoration.
Lot 77
A pair of William De Morgan Sands End Pottery Persian large tiles, each painted with a bird of prey amidst scrolling foliage in shades of blue, green, yellow and aubergine on a white ground, framed impressed factory marks, professional restoration, 20.5cm square (each tile) Literature Jon Catleugh William De Morgan Tiles, Richard Dennis Publications, page 159 catalogue number 251 for four comparable examples illustrated. Provenance Ceramic Design, Bonhams London, 14th March 2007 lot 382.
Lot 85
A William De Morgan ruby lustre Bird tile, painted with a bird and snake before scrolling foliage, in red lustre on a white ground, unsigned, restoration to corners, 15cm. square Literature Martin Greenwood The Designs of William De Morgan, Richard Dennis, page 130 figure 974 for the original design illustrated. Provenance Ceramic Design, Bonhams London,25th February 2003 lot 21.
Lot 356
A small format white wood and print decorated paint box, of rectangular form, circa 1840, with ink line decoration, the lid with a titled monochrome print 'St Paul's Cathedral From Ludgate Hill'. The interior with a black on yellow printed label with Royal Coat of Arms 'Patronised By Her Majesty's Loyal Subjects - London Made Superfine Water Colours'. The compartmentalised base with ceramic pallet and two mixing bowls, 16.5 x 12.4 x 3.7cms.
Lot 357
An early Victorian white wood paint box, of rectangular form, the lid painted with three sea shells within a border of colourful seaweed, the sides with conforming bands of seaweed decoration. The interior lined with original green paper and with a compartmentalised tray with rectangular paint cakes, ceramic pallet and dishes, warp to lid, 24 x 19 x 8.5cms.
Lot 424
A selection of 20th Century novelty reel stands, comprising a rectangular drawer base example surmounted by a painted figure of a duck, 20cms, four examples in the form of rocking chairs, largest 22.5cms high, another green painted with hinged fall front, 22cms, and a ceramic figural example, 15cms. (7)
Lot 845
A mixed lot - sewing, comprising eight pairs of scissors including a pair with silver handles, 9cms, two vegetable ivory tape measures, a mother of pearl flower head waxer and a similar emery, a white metal chair form pin cushion, 3cms, a figural ceramic needle case, 6cms, a gilt brass casket form thimble case and a green glass thimble shoe, 6cms. (16) From the collection of the late Peggy Summers
Lot 849
A mixed lot - sewing, comprising a pair of velvet and silk oval pin cushions each mounted with a ceramic face of a child, moth nips to one, 6cms, a cloth covered thimble shoe with silver thimble, 11cms, a brass nanny brooch with circular spangle complete with reel and needle case, 4.6cms, a floral engraved mother of pearl needle book, 5.2cms, and two bone lace bobbins, one spot inscribed Edward. (7)
Lot 852
A mixed lot - sewing, comprising a thistle mounted pin cushion, 8cms, a leather pumpkin pin cushion, 5cms, a silver mounted needle book, another in leather, two greeting cards, three silver handled button hooks, a pair of tortoiseshell spectacles folding into handle, 13cms, two silver thimbles and a frame of modern ceramic thimbles. (13)
Lot 282
TAG Heuer: a steel chronograph wrist watch Aquaracer 300 meters Grande Date model CAF101A, stainless steel case, quartz movement, originally purchased 2010 from guarantee card, round black dial with applied stainless steel wedge hour markers, subsidiary dials at 3 and 9 for small seconds and 30 minute register respectively, demi-lune subsidiary dial at 6, date aperture at 12, outer seconds track in white, stainless steel bezel with ceramic insert with seconds track with Arabic numerals, further larger Arabic numerals to the outer steel section, with CAF101A to the caseback, on a stainless steel bracelet strap with signed TAG Heuer foldover clasp, with additional links, in box, with booklets and guarantee card, with original receipt(Case: 44mm excluding crown and guards)
Lot 480
Costume Jewellery - a sterling silver mounted oval porcelain brooch, painted with a peacock, 5.5cm wide; other sterling silver jewellery; a pair of 9ct gold sapphire and diamond flowerhead earrings, 1.11g, boxed; a Stratton powder compact; floral ceramic brooches; beads; etc in a jewellery box
Lot 1204
A Victorian gilt framed overmantle mirror, with rounded corners and beaded edge. Height 146 cm, maximum width 143 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The mirror frame has been overpainted. The top right-hand corner of the pediment has losses to the gesso. The main body of the mirror frame is fairly thick with paint which will no doubt be covering old gesso losses and bead losses in places. The mirror frame is structurally sound. The backboards are original. There are some nibbles to the bottom edge of the mirror frame. The ceramic ball supports are a little crazed but in good order. The backboards are original.
Lot 935
A pair of vintage Royal Doulton limited edition '20th Century Advertising Classics' Millennium Collection porcelain figures to include Players Hero No. 956 limited edition of 2000 and John Ginger No. 1019 limited edition 2000. Accompanied by Millennium collection ceramic plaque. Both boxed with certificate of authenticity. Measures 15cm. Good condition - some small rips to boxes.
Lot 266
A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE CERAMIC PILLOW OF OVAL FORM, pierced to each side with cash symbol and supported to each end by models of opposing boys, 30cm wide; together with a red and gilt decorated lacquered casket in the form of a pillow, 23cm wide; together with a Sancai glazed model of a domed bird house, 17cm long; and another blue and white rectangular pillow, painted to each side with pagodas, 21cm high (4)
Lot 1059
A heavy oval pierced brass Wastepaper Bin or Turf Holder, with lion mask and ring handles, 12"h x 16"w (31cms x 41cms); a large oval copper two handled Pan, 23" (59cms); a small copper Jardinière of oblong form with ceramic handles, 15" (39cms); and an oval gilt metal Dish stand with pierced sides depicting a parade of Cherubs holding baskets, on four ball and claw feet, 9" (23cms). (4)
Lot 12
ANNE GORDON, A MODEL OF A CABBAGENaturalistically modelled31cm diameter Provenance: Property of Elizabeth Gage MBEAnne Gordon, (née Barry) (1924 ~ 2007) was a ceramic artist best known for her models of artichokes and cabbages. The colourful vegetables were often used as centrepieces for dining room tables. Such was her fame that after one exhibition, in New York, she was dubbed "the cabbage lady". She married Alastair Ninian John Gordon, 6th Marquess of Aberdeen and Temair. Condition Report: Small chips to the leading edges generally. Four large glued/repair rim chips. Please see supporting images available upon requestCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 125
A REGENCY MAHOGANY SECRETAIRE BOOKCASECIRCA 1825The doors opening to adjustable and fixed shelving, the secretaire drawer hinged to enclose a baize inset surface, ceramic handled drawers and recesses227cm high, 113cm wide, 42cm deepCondition Report: There are some marks, scratches, chips and abrasions consistent with age and use, some to the extremities and edges.Some sections of replacement and losses including a pane of glass; the writing surface has a later red felt inset. There is some movement to the doors so that the glazed doors do not sit quite flush with a variable gap.The locks are replaced. One key present, the locks are open.The backboards of panelled construction.The interior handles are porcelain and not ivoryThere is some wear and rubbing to the carved border to the base.Please refer to the additional images for a visual reference of condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
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