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Lot 1167

A large quantity of Royal Albert Old Country Roses teaware including coffee pot, teapot, milk and sugar, cream and sugar, lidded sucrier, dishes, bowls, coffee cups and saucers, tea cups and saucers, etc.

Lot 1227

A ruby glass jug with applied celery form handle - sold with a set of six cranberry glass custard cups

Lot 1235

Four 18th Century Chinese porcelain cups, each decorated with hand painted vase and trellis scene

Lot 1490

A quantity of silver plated items comprising cigarette lighter, two egg cups, card holder, two pickle forks and three dessert spoons

Lot 1496

Three silver plated trophy cups including one on an ebonised wood socle, also another socle

Lot 1504

A small collection of silver plated trophy cups including boxing interest, one with silver label - various condition

Lot 284

Spode blue and white, vase, height 27 cm, teapot, plates, saucers, cups, sandwich plates etc

Lot 298

Three boxes of grinding discs, castor cups, metal cables etc

Lot 300

Two boxes of commemorative mugs, cups, decorative plates, glassware, postcards etc

Lot 319

Two boxes of decorative cabinet cups and saucers, vases, bowls etc

Lot 333

T & G Green Cornishware bowls, teapot, storage jar, egg cups etc

Lot 621

A BELLEEK EIGHT PIECE TEA SERVICE, comprising large and small teapot, cream jug and sugar bowl and two cups and saucers, all with black printed marks to the base (8)

Lot 175

A FRENCH SILVER KIDDUSH CUP BY PUIFORCAT, PARIS, DISCHARGE MARKS, WITH GADROONED FOOT RIM. H 5cms. TOGETHER WITH TWO OTHER SILVER KIDDUSH CUPS, DISCHARGE MARKS, EACH WITH FLORAL BANDS, 90gms.

Lot 246

A PAIR OF SILVER KIDDUSH CUPS BY A T CANNON, BIRMINGHAM 1971, A DRUM MUSTARD WITH BLUE GLASS LINER, BIRMINGHAM 1932 TOGETHER WITH A SILVER FOUR FOOTED SALT, BIRMINGHAM 1898, 169.5Gms.

Lot 311

TWO LATE 18th/EARLY 19th C. CHINESE COFFEE CUPS, A SAUCER AND A TEA POT AND COVER, EACH PAINTED WITH SHIELDS BEARING INITIALS AND WITH THE LATTER BELOW A DOVE CREST AND WITHIN OVERGLAZE BLUE BANDS

Lot 455

MEISSEN BLUE AND WHITE ONION PATTERN: EIGHT SAUCERS, SIX SHAPED CUPS, FOUR TEAPLATES, TEAPOT AND ONE CUP AND SAUCER

Lot 464

A CROWN DERBY PATTERN 2451 IMARI PALETTE CABARET SET, DATE SYMBOLS MAINLY 1895/6, COMPRISING: A TRAY, A SUGAR BOWL, A JUG, THREE COFFEE CUPS AND SAUCERS, A TEA POTS AND COVER

Lot 241A

Brass Persian Ewer with Tray and 6 cups alongside a miniature Persian ewer

Lot 402

3 Early Metal Spirit/Drink Measuring Cups. One a half pint, one a gill and the smallest probably a 1/4 gill. Each marked with measure and base with pub name. From the Cow and Calf Inn at Eastcheap, London. The Cow and Calf existed from at least 1801. The address is 36 Little Eastcheap in 1839 and earlier. At 36 Eastcheap in 1856. Earlier census for this address are in St Andrew Hubbards. This pub was rebuilt in its present form in 1892, and At 27 & 29 Eastcheap by 1898. In around 1916 it was renamed the Bodega, and continued under that name until at least 1952. The premises are now in retail use. The pub was designed by Bird & Walters in the Queen Anne style.Largest height 10 cms

Lot 435

A pair of George III boat shaped salts, with reeded borders and side handles, supported on lozenge-shaped, reeded bases, London 1813 by Solomon Hougham; together with a set of six Queens pattern dessert forks, London 1844 by George Adams; a silver inkwell, two trophy cups and a quantity of other silver and plate. Gross weight 28ozt weighable.

Lot 1178

Six Chinese silver shot cups with moulded dragon decoration, mark to bases, 6.4oz, 200g,

Lot 1000

Silver plated items to include a pair of three light candelabra, large hammered pedestal bowl set with coins, with lion mask ring handles, two handled pedestal bowl, claret jug, vegetable dishes, three piece tea service, trophy cups and various flatware

Lot 1013

Hammersley & Co porcelain coffee set with silver cup holders by Maples & Co, Birmingham 1903, cast with cherubs and temples in original fitted caseCondition Report: Marks on cups where mounts have rubbed. Crack in base of one cup. Case worn.

Lot 1073

Harrods boxed and retailed set of six coffee cans and saucers with silver cup holders by Robert Fead Mosley, Sheffield 1921.Condition Report: Case worn. Catches missing.Light marks on cups where mounts have rubbed.Interior crazing to cups and some staining to crazing.Cracks in two saucers. All with some crazing.

Lot 1110

George V silver twin-handled sugar bowl, by Adie Bros. Ltd., Birmingham, 1929, two trophy cups and a mustard pot holder with pierced cherub decoration, 12oz, 373g,

Lot 1189

Royal Albert Pierette teapot, four cups, four saucers and a sugar basinteapot - finial re attachedcups - one repairedsaucers - one has a crack

Lot 1241

Four boxes of ceramics to include limited edition plates, blue & white tea wares & serving dishes lot includes serving dishes, vases, Capodimonte style figures,  modern Staffordshire Romeo & Juliet flatback, miscellaneous cups, mugs etc (4 boxes) 

Lot 1242

Collection of Royal Crown Derby Posies pattern china items, including a cake stand, plates, various sized vases, jars, an egg on a stand, pin dishes, egg cups, tea cups, a money box and many more

Lot 1251

Collection of Royal Crown Derby china wares of various patterns early 20th to late 20th century plates, cups, saucers, blanks etc.

Lot 1255

A Royal Crown Derby "Vine" pattern 6 piece tea service including cups, saucers, plates, teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl and cover, sandwich plate (sandwich plate with hairline fractures and restorations), green factory stamp and Registration No: 839130 (1 box) 

Lot 1264

Collection of mixed Staffordshire china cups, saucers, teapots, jugs, commemorative mugs, bowls, dishes etc

Lot 1269

Large collection of Torquay  wares, ie jugs, cups, mugs, candle holders, pots and others

Lot 1294

Royal Albert Old Country Roses collection including plates, cups, cake stands, 20th Century, various sizessaucer has hairline crack to base, plates have chips to one plate, cake stands metal, tier stands missing

Lot 1295

A Royal Crown Derby tea set including teapot, sucrier, milk jug, waste bowl, six cups, side plates, tea, plates, cups and saucers, 20th Century and various sizesone cup has chip to rim, slight wear to gilding, other wise good

Lot 1296

Beswick tea service, along with Royal Crown Derby Posies pattern, Regency cups and saucers, Paragon cups and saucers, Aynsley, Royal Doulton jug etc

Lot 1300

Royal Albert 'Old Country Roses'. A part dinner service, coffeepot (lid damaged), teapot (spout damaged), milk jug, 2 sugar basins, 6 dinner plates, 6 side plates, 1 cake plate, 6 teacups, 6 coffee cups, 6 saucers, 6 coffee saucers, 6 side plates, 5 soup dishes and 6 saucers, 3 fruit bowls and an oval serving dish.

Lot 117

A collection of 19th Century and later Royal Crown Derby teawares comprising a teapot, cream jug, shallow dish plate and a collection of assorted cups of varying form, painted and printed marks, S/D. (qty)

Lot 154

A post war Poole Pottery FN pattern coffee set comprising coffee pot, lidded milk jug, sugar bowl and six cups and saucers each decorated with a hand painted foliate motif against a pale pink ground, printed mark alongside painted marks, coffee, height 15cm.

Lot 336

A collection of early 20th Century glass ware circa 1900, possibly Moser, to comprise pedestal taza, fluted serving dish, flared dish, finger loop bowls and small cups, all polished intaglio cut with flowers and foliage picked out in gilt. (qty)

Lot 56

Five assorted 19th Century chocolate cups to include a Barr Flight & Barr twin handled cup with a view titled Near Crogen [sic] on the River Dee, a Chamberlain Worcester Imari cup, cover and stand and a pink ground cup and cover from the collection of Henry Sandon, all S/D. (5)

Lot 57

A collection of assorted 19th Century coffee cups, teacups and saucers to include a Barr Worcester saucer decorated with shells and seaweed against a marbled ground, a Flight Barr and Barr griselle coffee cup, a Chamberlain Worcester twin handled cup decorated with hand painted shells, a saucer decorated with an elder and child titled Belisarius and a Chamberlain pedestal cup decorated with a view titled Bothwell and to the base Castle in Clydesdale, various marks, all S/D and/or restored.

Lot 66

A Spode Trapnell Sprays pattern tea for two comprising teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl and two cups and saucers all decorated with sprays of fruit and flowers, printed marks.

Lot 99

A collection of late 19th Century E J D Bodley Aesthetic movement breakfast tea and tableware comprising a muffin dish and cover, various plates, two cups and saucers and a slop bowl, all decorated with bamboo, birds and cranes over a pink ground, the decoration in the manner of Dr Christopher Dresser, diamond registration marks to most, S/D. (qty)

Lot 1002

Early 19th century tea cups and saucers with matching slop bowl and plate along with early 19th century Spode toothbrush pot

Lot 1004

A Coalport yellow batwing teaset, pattern number Y 2665, comprising eleven cups, ten saucers, twelve side plates, two square twin-handled plates, milk jug and sugar bowl (Q) Further details: cups: one with staple restoration, five with hairlines and crazed, 4 crazed, two ok; saucers - two crazed, one with minor nibble to foot; side plates - two with crazing, one with chip to rim; sugar bowl-hairline and crazed; milk-hairline and crazed. All with some minor wear to gilding

Lot 1128

A pair of Crown Derby vases, cup and saucer with two cups

Lot 1132

Four miniature cups and saucers, two Derby animal paperweights, Dresden cup and saucer

Lot 294

Kitchenalia to include vintage grinders, Whitefriars style ashtray, paperweights, cups & saucers, Pampered Chef muffin stoneware baker etc

Lot 389

Oak casket including cigarette cards, egg cups, silver plate, vintage pens, ephemera and stamps

Lot 294

Flämischer Meister, 16. JahrhundertAnbetung der Heiligen Drei KönigeÖl auf Eichenholz.68,5 x 90 cm.Verso Festigungsklötzchen, kleiner roter Klebezettel, französisch beschriftet „flamand Adoration“.Im Renaissance-Rahmen.Die Darstellung der Bildtafel führt alle im Bild versammelten Figuren sehr nahe an den Betrachter heran. Dies ist als stilistisches Merkmal zu sehen, dass das Gemälde wohl erst etwas nach den Beispielen etwa des „Meisters der Antwerpener Anbetung“ (Museum der Schönen Künste Antwerpen) geschaffen wurde, der um 1520 tätig war. Auch die symmetrisch entwickelte Ruhe, die im Werk des „Meisters von 1518“ zu bemerken ist, steht im Gegensatz zu vorliegender Tafel. Dazu kommt, dass es sich hier wohl nicht um eine Altartafel handelt, die mehrere Szenen und Szenendetails etwa mit seitlichen Flügeln illustriert, wie die genannten Beispiele, sondern als Einzeldarstellung geschaffen wurde. Die Benennung von Meistern für die „Antwerpener Manieristen“ und deren Biografie hat sich als äußerst schwierig erwiesen. Erstmals 1915 hat der bedeutende Kunstwissenschaftler Max J. Friedländer sich der Aufgabe der Künstlerzuweisungen gewidmet (s. Lit.). Dabei wurden „Notnamen“ gebildet für Werke, deren Stil auf einen bestimmten Maler weist. In vorliegendem Fall kann gesagt werden, dass bereits italienische Einflüsse mitgeprägt haben. Man denke nur an Bilder desselben Themas von Bellini oder Mantegna. Es bestand gerade in diesem Zeitraum auch ein enger Gedanken- und Begegnungsaustausch, nach dem dennoch die Eigenart der flämischen Malerei erhalten blieb.Gezeigt ist die Bethlehem-Szene mit den Heiligen Drei Königen, die das Jesuskind mit Geschenken ehren. Die Komposition teilt den Bildraum: rechts die Gruppe mit Maria, dem Kind und Josef. Links, dicht gedrängt, die Halbfiguren der drei Könige und deren Gefolge, traditionsgemäß der Älteste mit langem Bart, dunkelhäutig Balthasar und Kaspar hier mit Kopfbedeckung. Links oben die Begleiter der Könige, wobei daran zu denken ist, dass die Physiognomie des aus der linken oberen Ecke möglicherweise an ein Portrait eines Auftraggebers denken ließe, was etwa auch für den bärtigen König gilt. Die Textilien, vor allem aber auch die goldenen Prunkgefäße als Gaben, verraten bereits die Kunst des reifen Renaissance-Stils. Die Malweise ist von sehr hoher Qualität. Natürlich ist auch in diesem Bild eine ikonografische, wie symbolische Besonderheit eingefügt: Das Kind blickt nicht auf die Pracht der Goldpokale, sondern auf einen Apfel, auf den auch die gefalteten Hände des Königs weisen. Wohl die bedeutendste Aussage des Bildes. Literatur: Vgl. Max J. Friedländer, Die Antwerpener Manieristen von 1520, in: Jahrbuch der königlich preußischen Kunstsammlungen 36 (1915), S. 65-91.Vgl. Max J. Friedländer Die altniederländische Malerei. Die Antwerpener Manieristen – Adriaen Ysenbrant, Bd. XI, Berlin 1933.Vgl. Peter van den Brink/ Maximiliaan P. J. Martens (Hrsg.), ExtravagAnt! A forgotten Chapter of Antwerp Painting 1500-1530, Koninklijk Museum vor Schone Kunsten Antwerpen, 15. Oktober -31. Dezember 2005, Antwerpen 2005.Vgl. Ortrud Westheider (Hrsg.), Sturz in die Welt. Die Kunst des Manierismus in Europa, Ausstellungskat.: Hamburg Bucerius Kunstforum 2008/2009 München 2008. A.R. (1331312) (1) (11)Flemish School of the 16th centuryTHE ADORATION OF THE MAGI Oil on oak panel.68.5 x 90 cm.Parquetting slats on the back, small red sticker, labeled in french “flamand Adoration“.All the figures gathered in the painting are brought closely to the viewer. This can be considered as a stylistic feature and suggests that the painting was probably created somewhat after the example of the “Master of the Antwerp Adoration” (Antwerp Museum of Fine Arts), who was active around 1520. In contrast to works by the “Master of 1518”, the present symmetrical composition conveys tranquillity. Furthermore, it was probably not created as an altarpiece illustrating several scenes and details in side wings, as is the case in the mentioned examples, but was created as a standalone depiction. The identification of masters of the “Antwerp Mannerists” and their biographies has proven very difficult. The important art historian Max Jakob Friedländer first devoted himself to the task of attributing artists in 1915 (see ref.). “Notnamen” were invented names for works whose style points to a specific painter. The present painting shows that Italian influences have already had an impact if one thinks of paintings of the same subjects by Bellini or Mantegna for instance. During this period there was a close exchange of ideas and encounters, after which the uniqueness of Flemish painting was nevertheless preserved. The painting depicts the Bethlehem scene with the three Magi honouring the Christ Child with gifts. The painting style is of very high quality. Naturally the painting also includes iconographic and symbolic characteristics: the Christ Child is not looking at the splendour of the gold cups, but at an apple, to which the folded hands of one of the kings are also pointing. This is probably the painting’s most important message.Literature: cf. Max J. Friedländer, Die Antwerpener Manieristen von 1520, in: Jahrbuch der Königlich Preußischen Kunstsammlungen 36 (1915), pp. 65-91.cf. Max J. Friedländer, Die altniederländische Malerei, Die Antwerpener Manieristen – Adriaen Ysenbrant, vol. XI, Berlin 1933.cf. Peter van den Brink/Maximiliaan P. J. Martens (eds.), ExtravagAnt! A forgotten Chapter of Antwerp Painting 1500-1530, exhibition catalogue, Koninklijk Museum voor Schone Kunsten Antwerp, 15 October - 31 December 2005, Antwerp 2005.cf. Ortrud Westhgeider (ed.), Sturz in die Welt: Die Kunst des Manierismus in Europa, exhibition catalogue, Hamburg Bucerius Kunstforum 2008/2009.

Lot 256

A collection of x7 WWII Second World War Third Reich Nazi German funeral candle cups. Red celluloid with a cardboard bottom and a front white round field with black mobile Swastika. Each measuring approx 8cm.

Lot 359

A set of 6 silver goblets with gold-plated cups, made by Trevor Towner in England, 1972. Gross weight: 1097g. Dimensions: (H: 14,5 x D: 7,5 cm)

Lot 424

A collection of ceramics to include Royal Doulton and other character jugs, a Poole pottery bowl, Japanese tea cups and saucers and others along with a glass vaseLocation: 8.5

Lot 355

A Plant Tuscan teaset, the cream ground with fern like decoration in green and gilt comprising twelve cups, saucers, plates, two cake plates, milk jug and sugar bowl Condition Report:Available upon request

Lot 362

Limoges chintz pattern cups and saucers, Copeland CHina teawares, Nippon turquoise ground plates and other teawares in pink patterns  Condition Report:Available upon request

Lot 364

A Wedgwood Florentine gold on white teaset comprising teapot, six cups, saucers, plates, cake plate, milk jug and sugar bowl Condition Report:Available upon request

Lot 365

A Royal Albert Old Country Roses tea and coffee set comprising six cups and saucers of each, six side plates, six dinner plates, cake plate and two graduated milk jugs and sugar bowls, cake stand, salt and pepper pots, together with six Royal Crown Derby demitasse coffee cups decorated with daffodils Condition Report:Available upon request

Lot 366

A Hammersley teaset decorated with flowers including six cups, seven saucers, and plates, cake plate and sugar bowl, together with six Susie Cooper cups and saucers Condition Report:Available upon request

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