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A 19th century copper cooking pan and similar items of metalware

DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907-1989) British Author. T.L.S., Daphne, four pages, 8vo, Menabilly, Par, Cornwall, 18th October 1963, to 'My dear' (Foy Quiller-Couch). Du Maurier writes a social letter to her friend, announcing 'I am so gratified about the wine….They are not all so good, because on our journey from Suffolk we spent a night with Maureen and her husdand (G'[uard]sman's [her husband, Lt. Gen. Frederick Browning] one-time secretary) to whom I gave a similar Christmas mackeral (sic), and he produced a burgandy (sic) which was far too sharp for my taste….I am sure it is essential to get these wines room temperature before serving.' and continuing 'Our Suffolk trip was such a success. G'sman in tremendous form throughout, and looked up his old home, and grandfather's grace (sic; grave) etc, etc, which is the sort of thing I love doing. Of course the secret lay in having Kit's little flat, and (let it be whispered between ourselves), my dear, the weather was so good. You see, no doubt about it, that coast gets all the sun, and the air was very dry, and it was delightful to wake up to bright skies and brilliant sunshine pouring in at the windows every morning. I did the cooking (!) and by liberal use of butter, salt and pepper, might call my cuisine very French. Anyway, there was no complaint of indigestion from G'sman. So, one feels it is an experiment we can try again, and I hope Kits won't give up the flat. Its in a small Jane Austen type of house, with a bow window, looking bang on the sea, and the whole place is rather Jane Austen. We stayed also with Flave at her smart house near Henley, and looked in for a night with G'sman's sister near Sherbourne. All seems well. Kits now firmly engaged to his Olivia, and the wedding is threatened for end of January in Dublin. I rather wish I could have the flu, but I think we shall have to face it. G'sman is reading up his “Experiences of an Irish R.M” to get ourselves in the mood. Do you remember when the Major found himself at a wedding feast by mistake, with all his hounds eating up the wedding breakfast, and it was afterwards reported in the local paper “Major Yates had donned sporting attire for the occasion, and proposed the health of the bride's mother in felicitous terms.” I wish they would marry as we did at 8 in the morning and have done with it!' In concluding she refers to a cheque received from America and invites her friend to lunch next time she is in Fowey. A couple of small tape stains in the upper corners of some pages, not affecting the text or signature, otherwise VG Foy Quiller-Couch - daughter of British writer Arthur Quiller-Couch (1863-1944), and a life-long friend of Du Maurier. Indeed, Du Maurier was accompanied by Foy Quiller-Couch when she became inspired with the storyline for her novel Jamaica Inn. Some years previously the two ladies were staying at Jamaica Inn and went riding on Bodmin Moor. They became lost in bad weather conditions and apparently sheltered for some time in a derelict cottage on the moor but were eventually led back to Jamaica Inn by their horses.

A meat dish, from the “Domestic cattle” series, depicting two donkeys and a family cooking by their bender tent, width 43cm(areas of glaze flaking)

A blacksmith-made fire basket, fire guard, cooking pot , coal hod and a flat iron

A filing drawer and Imperial typewriter, a barometer companion set, a bread bin, cooking pot, and two prints

Brass helmet coat scuttle, brass warming pan, kettle and cooking pan

A collection of 19th century brass and copper cooking vessels, including egg coddler, three graduated two handled basins, two single handled measures and a jug.

Three Portmeirion circular cooking pots, and a large baking tray.

A Victorian copper cooking pan with iron handle

A large Victorian copper two handled cooking pan with lid, a similar kettle and a brass trivet

A small Victorian cooking mould, a similar miniature fire grate and a quantity of metalware

Two novelty silver covered miniature books, the first, Handbook of Practical Cookery, by Matilda Lees Dods, London 1906, the silver cover hallmarked Chester 1907, embossed with a cooking cauldron with `Cookery` above, 58mm high, together with, The Book of Common Prayer, also with silver cherub embossed front cover, Birmingham 1904, 56mm high, (2)

Two Ivory Netsuke, the first of a blacksmith kneeling by his draw-bellows as he mends a cooking pot, signed, Meiji period; the second of Anchin and Kiyohime standing either side of a large bronze bell, unsigned, 19th century (2)

A 19th century two handled copper cooking pan of cylindrical form with conforming cover, h. 43 cm CONDITION REPORT: worn with age

Seven boxes inc. a quantity of cooking and gardening reference books, Continental porcelain figures, a pair of Crown Ducal blush ivory vases, modern tablewares etc

MRS C F LEYEL: DIET FOR CHILDREN, 1936, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w + MORE GOOD RECIPES, The Norfolk Federation of Women’s Institutes (Norwich) May 1957, orig card wraps + GOOD HOUSEKEEPING’S PARTY BAKES AND PASTRIES, 1954, orig wraps + GOOD HOUSEKEEPING’S CHEESE COOKERY. 1955, orig wraps + DE LA RUE COOKERY BOOK, 1955 reprint, orig card wraps + ANNA NEAGLE: HOW TO BE A GOOD HOSTESS, [nd], orig wraps + THE HARPIC HOME BOOK, [nd], orig cl + MARCELLYS: FRENCH COOKING FOR EVERYWOMAN, ill Gilbert Viardot [nd], orig cl + C HERMAN SENN: CHAFING DISH AND CASSEROLE COOKERY, [1927], 5th edn, orig cl, d/w + ROSE HENNIKER HEATON: THE PERFECT HOSTESS, 1931, 2nd edn, orig cl bkd bds, ptd paper label to spine + ELIZABETH CRAIG: ENTERTAINING WITH …, ill Henry Perry [1933] reprint, orig cl worn and soiled + ELIZABETH CRAIG: THE HOUSEWIVES MONTHLY CALENDAR, 1936, 1st edn, orig cl + M P LEE: CHINESE COOKERY, 1945, 6th impress, orig cl, d/w + COMPTON MACKENZIE: THE SAVOY OF LONDON, 1955 reprint, orig bds + three others similar (17)

A COLLECTION OF WALTERHAUSEN AND OTHER 19TH CENTURY DOLL`S HOUSE FURNITURE in wood or cast and painted metal, an unusual early 20th c fringed giltmetal and glass electric lamp, tinplate clock, coal scuttle, giltmetal picture frames, cooking utensils, pottery, glassware and four dolls ++A good lot, most pieces in fine condition

A 19th century copper cooking vessel with wrought iron handles and a 19th century copper saucepan with later added handle

James McColvin Ladies making a fire with a cooking pot hanging above Oil on canvas Signed 36 by 50 cm

Two boxes of general book to include history, cooking etc.

Two boxes of general books, to include art history, history, cooking etc.

Quartermaster Sergeant`s kit, inc. cape, sash, belts, cooking equipment, plates, cutlery, sergeant`s & Manchester Regiment cloth patches, buttons etc., mainly good condition, in case (lot) Care! High International Shipping Costs Apply

A Judge Ware enamelled cooking pot

Good selection of tinplate kitchen related toys, includes: Schopper (Western Germany) Kitchen with wood-grain style units and opening doors, worktop with sink and hob, plastic utensils and water dispenser, tinprinted detailing to wall with window, measures 52cm x 33cm x 12cm (G/VG); Mettoy Oven with fold out splash back and shelf, and opening oven door (G); Wells Welcook Oven (G); Gwenda Stove (F); good selection of cooking utensils/equipment etc. Together with an empty box base for Chad Valley Stove.

A Chinese carved hardwood box, the lid decorated with a view of a Wuhan Great Yangtze River bridge and the date 13 October, surrounding the panel are various Masonic or engineers symbols carved against a textured ground. To the sides are further panels depicting Chinese figures employed in hunting, cooking and other activities in landscape scenes, 14" x 8 5/8" x 3 4/8" circa 1950. Catalogue Note: The Wuham First Yangtze River Bridge was started on 1st September 1955 and finished on 13th October 1957. Formally opening to public traffic on 15th October 1957

A collection of toy cooking utensils to include pots, pans and cutlery

An aluminium cooking pot, set of scales and a watering can

Attributed to Carl Hilgers Peasant family cooking by a fire Oil on board Signed and dated lower right 14 x 17.5cm (5 1/2 x 7in)

An antique Chinese silk embroidered wall hanging or altar cloth, depicting traditional cooking vessels.

A vintage early 20th century Paraffin cooking stove by Rippingilles

English bronze civil war cooking couldron, of circular form, raised on three feet, 19cm diameter

A quantity of Denby Stoneware tea and coffee wares comprising four coffee and hot water jugs including a "Green Wheat" example, various cups and saucers, a lidded tureen in cream and brown and a further similar cooking pot together with a jug with leaf decoration etc

A Victorian copper and brass lidded cooking pot, height 23.5cm.

Nine assorted Beswick Beatrix Potter figurines comprising Chippy Hackee, Benjamin Bunny, Thomasina Tittlemouse, Johnny Town-Mouse, Mr Jeremy Fisher, Mr Jackson, Tabitha Twitchett, Miss Moppet and Sally Henny Penny, all BP3b together with a Beswick Royal Doulton Mrs Rabbit Cooking (10)

A set of six Chinese paintings on lotus leaves, framed as one, and a pair of artist proof mezzotints (3) Condition report Report by JB This report is on the lotus leaves, unless otherwise requested: Lotus leaf one of the junk and smaller vessel in the foreground - light damage present most noticeably around the sail section and hood covering for the smaller vessel (small holes). Three to four areas of wear, mainly concentrated to exterior rim. Lotus leaf two of the two individuals cooking - again light wear present to red stands and areas of the figures, most noticeably around the feet, again small holes, a fews patches of wear, and the bottom right corner has been folded over. The third lotus leaf of the man and the young boy - a few small pin prick holes again present to the white trousers, and three areas of wear again to outside rim. Fourth lotus leaf of the lady and young girl - is starting to split along the stem, starting from the bottom, running quarter of the way up, almost into the drum. There are four noticeable holes on this leaf, two behind the lady playing the drum, one in front of the young girl and one in the bottom left corner, the top part of the lotus leaf is also missing. Lotus leaf five of the young girl and the lady playing the musical instrument - again light wear. One noticeable hole to left hand side behind the young girl, a couple of areas of wear to exterior rim. Lotus leaf six of the sailing vessel and junk in the foreground - again light wear - some small pin prick holes to main vessel and mast areas. Light wear to outside rim Please see illustrations

Sepik , Papua New Guinea, Ipwon style carving , bone daggers wooden implements and cooking bowls second quarter 20th C PROVENANCE: Francis de Sales McHugh Collection.

Copperwares: 2 kettles, cooking pan etc

A QUANTITY OF IRON AND ENAMELLED COOKING POTS with lids and saucepans (10)

A Georgian copper jelly mould, brass cooking pans, Persian brass bowl, brass candlesticks, etc (q)

A copper warming pan, kettle, carpet beater and cooking pot (4)

Four items of 19th century and later copper ware including a lidded coal box with brass feet and fittings, a hand wrought kettle, a hand wrought cooking plate and an oil pourer. (4)

Quantity of books relating to Birmingham and surroundings and a quantity of books on cooking (2 boxes)

Quantity of books on cooking, including Delia Smith winter collection (1 box)

Large quantity of hardback books on needlework and design, cooking, gardening, novels, dictionaries etc. (5 boxes)

A JAPANESE ONE PIECE IVORY FIGURE, late 19th century, carved as a pedlar, with baskets on his back, and holding an oblong sieve and cooking implements in his left hand, fixed onto a plain circular base, with cinamon lacquer seal, 4 1/2" high, together with a Chinese ivory card case of shaped oblong form, carved and pierced in low relief with figures, 3 3/4" x 2 1/4" (2)

Victorian Staffordshire Group of Two Figures Beside Cooking Pot

A pair of Meissen Cries de Paris figures, early 19th century, modelled as a scallop seller with a tray on her head, and a chef standing with a crepe cooking on an oven, 15cm high.

Border Fine Arts `Jock`s Pride` (Sheepdog and Pups), model No. JH5 by Ray Ayres, on wood base, `In From The Cold` (Collies and Cooking Range), model No. JH62 by David Walton, on wood base; `German Shepherd` (Seated, Style Two), model No. MT06 by Margaret Turner, on wood base (3)

A large Copper long handled Cooking Pan with domed bottom.

A heavy black Tripod Cooking Pot.

Two boxes of cooking books

Four boxes inc. racing books, cooking and other reference

Beswick figures - Mrs Tiggy-Winkle Washing, Jeremy Fisher, Mrs Ribby, Rebecca Puddleduck, Mrs Rabbit Cooking, Benjamin Bunny, Hunca Munca, Tom Kitten In The Rockery, Hunca Munca Sweeping and Mrs Ribby And The Patty Pan (10)

We Sell Royal Daylight Oil for Lighting Cooking Heating, double sided enamel advertising sign, 51cm wide 40.5cm high

Two cast iron lidded cooking pots

A set of vintage baby weighing scales, a large green glazed cooking pot and similar items

Five antique British archeological finds including a Stone Age axe head, medieval knife, polychrome tile, Saxon iron blade and a late Bronze age cooking pot, cooking pot 6.5". Condition Report : As found.

A set of three copper cider measures, a Victorian copper kettle, another similar, a copper and brass funnel, a flat iron and four black painted metal cooking pots, together with two cased sets of silver plated cake forks, a bag of assorted ornaments, a copper mould, a white metal propelling pencil, and a Continental silver gilt filigree butterfly brooch

A patinated brass sparkguard, tin planter, wooden and rope handled coopered bucket, copper cooking pot, white painted tin jug, and various wooden tools

A painted two tier hanging wall shelf, together with a wrought iron poker, fire tongs, a brass chestnut warmer and two cooking pans