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North Atlas Mountains cooking vessel, of domed circular form and made of earthenware, 30cm in diameter

Copper & brass cooking pan & small sauce pan

A collection of copper and brass wares to include a large coal scuttle , a tea pot, a unusual cooking vessel possibly a Tiffin or similar. please see images. Tallest measures 45cms high.

Three similar lidded and unlidded cooking pots with brass and copper taps together with two similar copper conical measures. (5)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

'The Dolls Castle'; a rare Gothic doll's house, English, circa 1819, the painted red brick wooden house with four simply shaped Gothic windows with green window bars, dummy front door with green portico and pitch roof with overlapped strips of wood for tiles and chimney, the front opening in one wing to four rooms on two levels, with remains of some original papers. The contents include; painted tinplate bath, wash stand, kitchen dresser, table, chairs, piano, bed, cooking range, six bisque head dolls and more - a letter dated 1819 was found in this house. The house measures 76cm high x 47cm wide x 26cm deep. Illustrated

A Victorian style ironstone tureen and cover; a reproduction mahogany barometer; a slip ware cooking dish; a bread knife; a Copeland Spode fruit bowl; an Imari patterned teaset etc.

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS TO INCLUDE a 19th century brass cooking pot, a stoneware spirit barrel, further metalware and various garden tool including a thermometer

DAVID HOCKNEY, 'Riding Around on a Cooking Spoon,' aquatint, 1969, edition 400, 17cm x 25cm.

A child's tea set and cooking implements, to include cups, saucers, teapot, pans, utensils etc.

An early 20th century card cotton box, Ten Little N**ger Boys, enclosing ten reels of ivy machine-twist cotton, the cover printed in polychrome with the boys at a dining table, 9cm wide; a celluloid toy, Cooking Chef, printed card box; other boxes, Welcom (sic) Jigsaw Puzzle, Who Gets Which No. 13; a Norah Wellings-type felt black doll, 27cm long (4)

Two signed military-related publications to include 'Lancaster at Peace' by Squadron Leader R. E. Leach, signed to inside cover by Johnnie Johnson, the last surviving Damnbuster and 'With Three Para to the Falklands' signed by the author to the inside front page, Sergeant Graham Colbeck and a copy of 'Cooking with Can and Pack' by Fanny and Johnny Craddock, 1962 first edition signed by the authors, also a copy of The News of the World, April 10th 1870 and The Times, October 28th 1841 (4).

SELECTION OF EARLY 20th CENTURY MOTTLED GREY ENAMEL CHILD'S MINIATURE TEA AND COOKING WARES including covered saucepans, a frying pan, etc, also a boxed child's china WILLOW PATTERN TEA SET, ANOTHER, both in original boxes, a 1950s/60s BATTERY OPERATED REFRIGERATOR, a 1930s tin plate British made COOKER, a boxed 'REAL DOLLS BATH', a tin plate and wooden MANGLE, a miniature COOKER WITH UTENSILS, a WASH-BOARD, MINCER, miniature CUTLERY in trays, a tin plate spirit fired CAMPING STOVE, a miniature red enamel TEA SET, 'Golly's Stores' with metal till and a few groceries

REMANCO CIRCA BOXED PAINTED METAL AND WOOD FOLDING MANGLE, free standing and converting to table, pale grey and black, hand operated, 8 1/2" (21.5cm) high, ANOTHER IN GREEN but lacking table top and an EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY BLACK JAPANNED AND BRASS COOKING RANGE (incomplete) 8" (20.3cm) wide with ORIGINAL KETTLE (lacks) lid, pan and lid etc.... and BRIM TOY LITHOGRAPH TINPLATE COOKING RANGE, circa 1920

A COLLECTION OF ROYAL WORCESTER EVESHAM CERAMIC DINNERWARE including tureens and other Royal Worcester cooking dishes

An Enamelled Fish Kettle, Coffee Pot and Cooking Bath

A set of three graduated copper cooking or stock pots, H=42,W=42cm

A set of three tall beaten copper cooking pots with lids. H=26, W=26cm

Collection of stainless steel cooking pots including fish poacher, two saucepans and a sieve, and two lids. W=48cm

Two matching copper cooking or stock pots with lids. H=21, W=43cm

A pair of copper cooking or stock pots. H=14, W=35cm

Three various copper cooking pots and lids. H=24, W=31cm

Robert Chailloux (French, 1913-2006)- 'Still Life with Copper Cooking Pot, Cup, Spoon, Eggs and a Receptacle' Oil on canvas, signed, bears label verso for The UNicorn Gallery, Wilmslow, approx 38x46cm, framed CONDITION REPORT: Untouched original condition, no damage, no restoration, may benefit from a light clean

An English early 18th century bronze cauldron with articulated iron suspension hooks. Foundry scratchmarks for John Sturton I of the Sturton Foundry at South Petherton, Somerset (see Butler & Green, English Bronze Cooking Vessels and their Founders, 2003, pages 117-8). Rim diameter 220mm, height to rim 217mm.

ORNAMENTS, COOKING TRAY, VASE, RATTEN BOX

A large 19th century cooking pot and cover with steel swing handle. The cover with a copper strap handle having heart shaped terminals, 37cm high excluding the steel handle. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Some old solder repairs. Numerous dents but overall good.

Two boxes of good quality hardback books to include war books, cooking, fishing and similar

A 19TH CENTURY RIVETED COPPER COOKING VESSEL, having fitted twin covers and iron handle, 50cm x 40cm

Large 19th c. brass lidded cooking pot with wrought iron handle

Three antique Spanish two handled brass cooking pans and four long handled pans of varying sizes (7)

A GROUP OF METAL VESSELS, INDIA, MOSTLY 19TH CENTURY comprising three Keralan bronze ritual cooking bowls (urli), two karai, and three brass bowls 54cm diam. (large urli, and smaller) (8) Provenance: Henry Brownrigg, London (1943-2016)

*Morris Cox (British, 1903-1998)MUMMER COOKING THUNDER FERN;SACRIFICIAL MUMMER BURNING IN WICKERTwo linocuts printed in colours, 1983, both signed, titled, dated and inscribed in pencil, from the 'A Mystique of Mummers' portfolio, aside from the edition of 12, published by Gogmagog Press, London, both on wove paper, with full marginseach image 37.5 x 25cm, framed (2)*Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot.

A SELECTION OF VINTAGE CAST COOKING POTS, SAUCEPAN, ETC

A leather fire bucket and an iron cooking pot with enamel interior 40cm diameter (2)

Nine Royal Albert Beatrix Potter figures - Ribby with the Patty Pan, Tom Kitten, Benjamin Wakes Up, Appley Dapply, Mrs Flopsy Bunny, Old Mr Brown, Benjamin Bunny Sat on a Bank, Flopsy Mopsy and Cottontail and Mrs Rabbit Cooking

Attributed to Maerklin of Germany, Circa 1900, a tin plate and brass child's cooking range, comprising a grate, 2 ovens, 5 ring hob above with rare chocolate pot with wood stirrer, tea kettle, poaching pan, saucepan and water boiler with tap, brass lions paw feet, brass hob trim and brass oven and grate, hinged doors, brass lids on pans and kettles, pans probably repainted, stove untouched just expected patina of age, very good, no spirit burner 14" Length, 9.5 Depth, 14.5 Height to Brass Capped Chimney

Military type Bergen/ ruck sack with cooking tins etc Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Three antique Persian copper cooking pans with worn tin plating, 44cm diameter (largest)

Small Benin bronze figure of a woman cooking, 13cm high, also eight various Benin bronze goldweights.

Keith Floyd signed 10x8 colour photo. 1943 - 2009 was a British celebrity cook, television personality and restaurateur, who hosted cooking shows for the BBC and published many books combining cookery and travel. On television, his eccentric style of presentation - usually drinking wine as he cooked and talking to his crew - endeared him to millions of viewers worldwide. Good condition

A large collection of Scouting items to include; small print of 'The pathfinder' (framed), scout lamps, 2x decorative money banks, alarm clock of a boys scout, kitchens/ cooking utensils, 2x steins cups etc. 

Seven Royal Albert Beatrix Potter figures, including Miss Dormouse, all BP-6a, and four similar Beswick figures, including Mrs Rabbit Cooking, BP-10b (11) Condition report Report by NGRoyal Albert:Miss DormouseBenjamin ate a lettuce leafPeter with PostbagJemima Puddle-duck Made a Feather NestBenjamin Wakes You UpFoxy ReadingRibby and the Patty PanBeswick:Peter and the Red Pocket Handkerchief, BP-10aAnd this Pig had none, BP-10aTom Kitten, BP-10bMrs Rabbit Cooking, BP-10bAll with no visible damage or repair.

Ten Royal Albert Beatrix Potter figures, including Peter in the Gooseberry Net, and Mrs Rabbit Cooking, all BP-6a, and two Beswick figures, Jeremy Fisher Catches a Fish, full V cut through lily pad, and Peter Rabbit Gardening, both BP-10a, both boxed, and assorted related ephemera (qty)

2 WATERING CANS & A COOKING PANS WITH LID

Four framed coloured rugby prints; together with three boxes of assorted books: Birds of the World; Norfolk Century; Timpson's English Villages; etc; and miscellaneous books, subjects include cooking and fiction, in five boxes.

O'KELLY (M.J.). "Excavations & Experiments in Ancient Irish Cooking-Places." orig wps, 1954; plus 26 other.

A tray of four Royal Doulton expression trios, Wedgwood jasper ware heart shaped box, Aynsley lidded vase, le Creuset cooking pot etc.

A selection of African tribal carved wood objects including flour mills and covered pots to/w a terracotta cooking bowl (box)

Three Denby jugs and enamel flour bin. a cooking pot; ramekins etc.

Three early cast iron cooking pans and four weights.

Ephemera - an early 20th century MS domestic common place book, containing household recipes, cleaning, cooking and crafts; Bemrose School, Derbyshire ephemera, needlework books, etc

Manuscript Receipt Book. A manuscript recipe book belonging to Mall Crossman, 1683-1686, 86pp., laid paper, written in brown ink to rectos and versos, in several different hands, first leaf with inscription with flourishes on recto 'Mall: Crossman :- Her Booke :- 1686', and further inscriptions 'Gualterus Clopton' and 'Maria Crossman', and on verso 'Ffor Mrs. Eliz. Smith att Mr Doman house at Kennett near Newmarkett' and 'To Mr. Robert Brereton att Clement Inn beyond Temple bear', approximately 200 culinary recipes and medical receipts, many leaves with initials 'SCB', large brown stain throughout, one leaf almost entirely torn away (with small remains at gutter), sheet size 25.5 x 17.5cm (10 x 7ins), original limp vellum binding bound in (creased and stained), modern panelled cream cloth, with gilt lettered spine label, 4to, together with a bound typescript of the manuscript, containing an introduction by Peter Edden, small folio A remarkable early cookery book, compiled by a Suffolk family. Much of the copperplate is probably that of Mrs. Crossman's husband, who refers to her as "honeykin" or "wiffo". We have been unable to establish the identity of Mall (presumably Maria) Crossman, but according to a marginal note she was "bloodily akin" to John Brundish, Rector of Whelnetham (1652-1724), whose recipe 'To Roast a Shoulder of Mutton in Blood' appears near the front of the volume. A note beneath the Rector's recipe reads "I beg good Cos Crosse feed not me nor my Honeykin with such damn'd French dishes". It follows a recipe 'To make a Ragoon of Veal', which ends "then dish it Garnish it & it will be a Dish to poyson the Devill". The variety of recipes and their ingredients indicate a certain sophistication in late Stuart cooking. Claret, white wine, and cider was used, and there was clearly an abundance of fresh fruit and vegetables, as well as a wide variety of spices and herbs. Oranges and lemons were plentiful (one recipe calls for forty oranges), as were salmon and oysters, and of course all kinds of game. The Crossman's kitchen was clearly not ill-equipped, with "tinn panns" for baking, tea cups for measuring, a chocolate mill for whisking ingredients, and presumably some kind of clock or hourglass, as cooking times are often given. Superstitions jostle amongst the practical details; a recipe 'To make a very good Cake' for a wedding advises "dispose of the Rest to ye young Ladys that are unmarried, to lay under their pillows, that they may dream of their bridegroom." Even more nonsensical is 'A precious Receit as good as how to make the countess of Kent's Powder' which calls for the flowers of salt petre, the juice of the powder of grind-stone and the yolks of several eggs to be "larded with the bacon that grew of the ear of a black she hog" before boiling the concoction in best saw dust "about twice as long as the old woman was kissing the further end of her Cowe". On the same page is a marginal note "when you are in Gloucestershire drink mine & my Honykins health... & my little Boyes, who is in a close plott but not a dissenters plott". Written in 1683, this certainly refers to William Russell's execution in July that year for his part in the Rye House Plot, an attempt to murder Charles II as he travelled from Newmarket to London. "A receipt for any Infections of Plague or Spotted Feavour" is a reminder that the Great Plague of London, which began in 1665, was not solely confined to the capital. The epidemic spread to other towns and cities, including Norwich, Colchester and Ipswich, and its effects would have been fresh in the memories of Mall and her family. On the final page is a curious poem in rhyme on the subject of unrequited love entitled 'Ah Cruel beauty now', followed by the rather charming epilogue "Madame your Humble Servant most Entirely wishes more joys to you than In the Sea are fishes or In the Ayre are fowls; or on the Earth are flowers or drops of Rain in a Hundred Thousand Showers." (1)

BOX OF COOKING PANS

Beswick Beatrix Potter figures And This Little Pig Had None, Appley Dapply, Tom Kitten in Rockery, Royal Albert Mrs Rabbit Cooking and Peter Rabbit and two Border Fine Arts figures

Approximately 40 items of Willowart and similar crested china to include Bath vase, Lynton 'ancient posset cup', Weymouth pedestal, Swindon cooking pot, Broadstairs jug, Eddystone lighthouse, Chepstow rabbit, Bruxelles vase etc

Aluminium cooking pans, porcelain tray, toast rack and cutlery.

Keith Floyd signed 10 x 8 inch colour photo. 28 December 1943 - 14 September 2009 was a British celebrity cook, television personality and restaurateur, who hosted cooking shows for the BBC and published many books combining cookery and travel. On television, his eccentric style of presentation - usually drinking wine as he cooked and talking to his crew - endeared him to millions of viewers worldwide. Good condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95.

INDIAN CHUTNEY JAR. 5.75ins tall, blue glaze, black transfer. Natives packing crates Indian Chutney one side. Natives around cooking pot to the other. Professional rim restoration? (8/10) NR

Large antique brass lidded cooking pot with wrought iron handle

A late Victorian copper cooking pot, kettle, two pens, Oriental dragon vase, "Peerage" dish and one other

A COLLECTION OF ROYAL ALBERT BEATRIX POTTER FIGURES TOM KITTEN, MRS TIGGYWINGKLE TAKES TEA, THE OLD WOMAN WHO LIVED IN A SHOE, TAILOR OF GOUCESTER, MRS RABBIT COOKING, DIGGORY DIGGORY DELVET, LITTLE PIG ROBINSON, MR BENJAMIN BUNNY, PIGGLIN BLAND, MR ALDERMAN PTOTEMY LITTLE BLACK RABBIT, BENJAMIN BUNNY SAT ON A BANK, MR MCGREGOR, JEREMY FISHER, FLOPSY MOPSY AND COTTONTAIL, APPLEBY DAPPLY, TOMMY BROCK, GOODY & TIMMY TIPTOES, SQUIRREL NUTKIN, RIBBY & THE PATTY PAN AND BENAJAMIN BUNNY WITH BOXES