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Lot 446
A group of various cups and saucers, to include a Dresden 19thC ceramic and gilt tulip cup and saucer, three Jackson & Goslyn floral cups and saucers, a pair of Royal Crown Derby coffee cans on white finish with gilt surround, a lustre finish shell tea cup and saucer, 6cm high, and a Chinoiserie style cup and saucer. (a quantity)
Lot 202
A collection of Victorian and later cut decanters and other glassto include a mallet shaped decanter with mitre cut decoration c.1830, a Victorian celery vase engraved with a Greek key band, a pair of shaft and globe decanters with facet cut stoppers, a Regency style diamond cut triple ring neck decanter, a water jug with hollow blown handle two ships decanters fitted with Coalport 'Sherry' and 'Port' ceramic bottle tickets, etc., (qty)first height 28.5 cmCondition: Good condition. Three plated bottle tickets rubbed. Some bloom to one shaft and globe decanter
Lot 350
ROYAL WORCESTER; a pair of redstart and gorse cock and hen limited edition models, no.15/500, modelled by Dorothy Doughty, with stands and certificates, height of largest 26cm, and a booklet by Joan Bamford 'The Ceramic Birds and Flowers of Dorothy Doughty' (3). CONDITION REPORT They are still in their original wooden cases, they have never been unpacked. There does not appear to be any damage and there are no obvious signs of restoration. the small wooden boxes also contain typed unpacking instructions.
Lot 751
Four vintage dolls comprising a circa 1960s Pedigree Mama baby doll, with jointed limbs and open and shut eyes, open mouth with two front teeth, length 41cm, a similar period black baby doll with rosebud lips and open-and-shut eyes, length 64cm, a circa 1960s Corolle doll no.Z081 in original floral pink dress with long brown hair, length 90cm and a circa 1940s Chad Valley girl doll with velour body, velour covered face, painted brown eyes and rosebud lips, height 58cm, also a mahogany Victorian-style dolls' cradle on rockers, length 38cm, with an Ann Nicholas Victoria ceramic doll with pink dress and one other matching outfit (5).
Lot 162
A group of seven assorted table lamps to include a pair of baluster crackle glaze lamps with floral decoration to Chinese inspired ceramic footed base, two non-matching onyx examples, a white baluster table lamp to Oriental-style wooden base, a blue and white baluster table lamp and a metal example, height of tallest 28cm (7).
Lot 211A
A ceramic Dewhurst Sylko container in the form of a large Sylko cotton reel for storage of cotton reels and sewing paraphernalia, interior lift-out top with large space below containing Sylko pin cushion and measuring tape, height 15cm, and a Beswick palomino foal (2). CONDITION REPORT There is crazing to the glaze, no signs of restoration, no chips or cracks
Lot 229
An Edwardian mahogany balloon-shaped mantel clock, the painted dial set with Roman numerals, together with a 1930s crossbanded oak twin-handled tray, a quantity of miniature and small books to include Shakespeare and English-German Liliput Dictionary, a studio purple glass vase, a bowl and vase with painted crossed sword marks to base, a Crown Staffordshire bowl and an E Radford mid-20th century ceramic rose bowl.
Lot 242
Various antique and vintage collectibles to include a beaded footstool with gilt metal circular edging, raised on three short feet, an East Lancashire Masonic Lodge case, apron, sash and book, etc, an oak wall-mounted cabinet in the antique style, with panelled front, exterior hinges and two interior shelves, a 19th century paraffin lamp with red honeycomb-style glass font, on brass twist column, domed wrythen twist base, on black glazed ceramic base (missing burner, flute and shade), a tin of coins, to include a silver 1862 one rupee in mount and a 1797 cartwheel penny, a wooden gavel, a copper jug and a watercolour depicting a waterfront building titled 'Lea's Mile Near Walton' by G J Gibbs.
Lot 36
Original 19th century prattware pot lid 'The New Houses of Parliament, Westminster', and another similar 'Buckingham Palace', in ebonised frames. Together with a framed ceramic miniature believed to be of Joeseph Chamberlain, marker verso by 'W J Jeffrey Madeley Salop' 10 x 7.5cm approx. (3) (B.P. 21% + VAT) Both heavily crazed with some scratches but no obvious losses. one frame is in poor condition. Ceramic miniature - crazing minor chips/ frits to the edges of the miniature.
Lot 211
Collection of ceramic animals to include; Beswick horse and foal, Royal Doulton horse and a pair of Staffordshire flat backs of cows against a tree on a naturalistic base. (5) (B.P. 21% + VAT)Chesnutt horse - ear has been off. Repair to leg. Crazing.Grey foal - repairs to three legs.Bay horse has no obvious damage.Bull & cow - Loss to horns, tree and front flowers. Damage or something missing from ground beneath head. Chips and wear.
Lot 83
Three early 20th Century double oil lamps, one with a blue opaline glass moulded floral and foliate reservoir. All standing on brass bases with Art Nouveau designs. (3) (B.P. 21% + VAT) Nibbles to chimneys and shade. Small occasional dents to brass. The odd chip to ceramic bases. Generally good condition.
Lot 57
Roman mosaic from the 2nd century AD.Opus tessellatum.Size: 105 x 127 cm; 116 x 141 cm (frame).A large Roman mosaic, dated to the 2nd century, depicting a donkey in movement, set in a landscape insinuated by floral buds among birds and a sun at the zenith. This is a common type of representation on the floors of the main rooms of Roman villas. With great delicacy, silver and amber colours are combined to give a certain sense of volume to the bodies. The art of mosaic came to Rome from Greece, and soon became a major industry, reaching previously unseen heights of quality. It became so widespread that it became the main decoration of any Roman villa or house. In Rome, mosaics were made from small pieces called tesserae (hence the name 'opus tessellatum'), cube-shaped pieces of calcareous rock, glass or ceramic of different sizes. These tesserae were arranged on the surface to be decorated like a jigsaw puzzle, distributing the colour and shape according to the design, and fixed with cement. The importance of mosaic manufacture is demonstrated by events such as the facilities granted by Constantine to the mosaicists in 330 when he moved the capital from Byzantium, encouraging the exodus of Greek and Roman masters to the new capital, thus laying the foundations for the famous Byzantine mosaic.
Lot 408
A Collection of Various Ceramics to comprise Aynsley Tea Trio, Milk and Sugar Together with Cake Plate, Shelley Coffee Can, Bachelors Teapot by Royal Tuscan, Wedgwood Hathaway Rose Bud Vase, Clementine Pattern lidded pot, Ceramic Thimbles by Spode and Royal Worcester, Various Dishes, Coffee cans Etc
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