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A large collection of 19th century Victorian and later porcelain and bisque figurines to include Sitzendorf, Meissen and Dresden type designs the large majority being in the form of figures in Regency attire. Approximately 21 x figures. 

A collection of 10 x 19th century Victorian and later porcelain figurines to include Sitzendorf, and Dresden type designs the large majority being in the form of figures in Regency attire. Tallest being: 22cm

A quantity of porcelain dishes and trinket boxes to include Royal Crown Derby, Limoges, Herend and Dresden (11)

A group of four Art Nouveau lithographic posters, late 20th century, to include works by Arthur Orr, Henri Meunier, Theo van Rysselberghe and Otto Fischerpublished by C.C. Meinhold & Sohne, Dresden for Sonsel's 1897 Das Moderne Plakat (Modern Poster) book, printed by Verlag von Gerhard Kuhtmann, Dresden; unframed29 x 21.5cm

Royal Worcester Lazy days pill box 6cm diameter T/W a cloisonné pin box, 925 enamel heart shape box and Dresden lidded pot, both slight A/F

A set of four Dresden porcelain figures of Coldstream Guards Officers to include Officer Grenadier Company Coldstream Guards 1760, 11¼in. (28.6cm.), stamped 'FM', a/f; Coldstream Guards 1832 (purple plume), blue crown mark; Officer 3rd Guards 1828 (red & white plume), 12¼in. (31cm.), stamped 'FM'; Coldstream Guards 1830, blue crown mark. (4)* Condition: 1760 version with restoration to plume and damage to sword (needs re-attachment); 1832 version re-attached sword blade; 1830 version sword loose, plume needs repair.

A ROYAL WORCESTER PRINCE REGENT PATTERN PART DINNER SERVICE, A DRESDEN AND TWO OTHER CABINET CUPS AND SAUCERS, A SHIP IN A BOTTLES, ETC.

FIVE DRESDEN PORCELAIN ANTHROPOMORPHIC PRIMATE BAND FIGURES

A Dresden porcelain flower encrusted baluster vase and cover, early/mid 20th century, with high domed cover mounted with a green backed Tit surmount above a body encrusted with summer blooms and fruits and decorated by lovers in romantic landscapes, mounted upon a conforming society base body and base marked with blue factory script mark. 28 cm overall width x 42 cm verbally height.A private estateSome chipping to the encrustations an internal crack to the cover.

DRESDEN VASE, 19th Century floral encrusted twin handled 24cm vase on matching stand and lid, painted reserves of courting couple and floral stray with figure head handle terminals

CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN, pair of Dresden-style oval gilt base Young Courtier figures, 15cm height; also Sitzendorf gilt based group of Dancing Couple and 1 other figure of a muse (damaged)

WW2 German Luftwaffe Reconnaissance Clasp in Silver. Maker: G.H. Osang Dresden.

WW1 Imperial German Silver Zeppelin Crew Badge. Maker: G.H. Osang Dresden. Issued after the war to those who participated.

A collection of Country Artist resin birds and ceramic dogs including a Dresden dog

Dresden vase circa 1860 decorated with galant scenes and floral decoration

A DRESDEN BOWL, COVER, AND STAND SECOND HALF 20TH CENTURY The cover applied with a lobster, asparagus spears, and cauliflower knop Blue printed marks The stand 22cm diameter

A MEISSEN (OUTSIDE DECORATED) ECUELLE, COVER AND STANDLATE 19TH CENTURYTypically decorated with Watteau-esque vignettes within a green scale and gilt borderBlue crossed swords with cancellation marksThe stand 24cm diameterTogether with a Dresden porcelain tazza, decorated in the Meissen style, 19cm high(2)Condition Report: Slight wearCondition Report Disclaimer

An assortment of 19th Century porcelain. Including two Dresden female figurines, a Dresden tea cup and saucer plus a hand painted pierced plate, Diam 22cm

An assortment of 19th century ceramics. All with gilt rims and decorated with flowers, including a set of four Dresden lidded pots

MASONS PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA - 19th century circular two-handled tureen on circular foot, blue glazed with Oriental landscape panels and gilded highlights, three Masons Mandalay jugs, the tallest 16cms H, a Masons Mandalay panelled vase, 26cms H, a Masons blue and white jug, 14cms H and a Dresden china circular shallow bowl, 26.5cms diameter

A Meissen hausmaler goldchinesen teapot, c.1720-25, decorated in Augsburg or Dresden with gilded Chinese figures at various pursuits in garden settings, between strapwork borders, the gilt spout issuing from a mask head, some gilt wear, two small chips to the cover, 16.2cm across. (2)

A Meissen porcelain celedon ground tea bowl and saucer, c.1735, blue crossed swords marks, wheel-engraved N=492 / W Japanese Palace inventory numbers, Drehers impressed * marks, the cup with incised / mark, the tea bowl exterior and saucer underside celadon ground, the tea bowl reserved with two quatrefoil panels, one painted with the Quail pattern, the other with a flowering shrub, the saucer with the Quail pattern, gilt band rims, the saucer 12.6cm diameterProvenance: Augustus II the Strong (1670-1733), Elector of Saxony and King of Poland, Japanese Palace, Dresden, and by descent in the Saxon Royal family collection.The Robert G. Vater Collection of European Ceramics.  Photographs: © Christie's ImagesCondition Report: Overall in good order. Two tiny flakes to the brown enamel rim of the saucer. Some very, very tiny minor wear to gilding.

Serenity, No's. 1-3; Serenity: Better Days, No's. 1-3, by Dark Horse; Ghostbusters: The Other Side, No's. 1-4, by IDW Comics; and other comics by independent publishers, titles include: Army of Darkness; The X-Files; Halloween; Battlestar Galactica; Wolf Man; Haunt; Dresden Files; Butcher; Hellraiser; Kick-Ass; Kick-Ass 2; Powers; etc.

A quantity of Geobel and Dresden figures including pair of flamenco dancers (both damaged).

Reibisch, Günther Friedrich (1816-1899) Dresden Mischtechnik auf Papier. Damenporträt . Links sign. und dat. "1843". Rückseite betitelt. 21 x 17 cm. Unter Glas gerahmt. 25 x 22 cm. Rücks. mit Sotheby's Etikett.

Figurenleuchter, DresdenPorzellan, polychrom staffiert.Passig geschweifter runder Fuß, teilweise durchbrochen, am Schaft zwischen den vollplastischen Blütenranken zwei Putti. Manufakturmarke, H.: 26,5 cm.

Group of mixed ceramics to include 2 x boxed Royal Doulton International Collectors Club lady figures (Sentiments Greetings - HN 4250 & Welcome - HN 3764) a boxed Royal Worcester ' In Celebration of HRH 80th Birthdays ' coffee set for four (4 cups & saucers), Royal Doulton ' Old Country Roses ' storage jar & cover, Dresden floral boot ornament, and a Royal Doulton floral boot table decoration

Der Weltkrieg cigarette card album by Cigaretten - Bilderdienst Dresden partially stocked with WW1 interest military cards; another fully stocked cigarette card album 'Lloyd Flotenbilder' by Martin Brinkman; The 'John Bull' Portfolio of War Celebrities; 1995 booklet on Hitler's Eagles Nest; oak framed display of forty-nine cigarette silks of regimental crests, country flags etc; Lord Roberts memorial Fund For Disabled Soldiers and Sailors War Portrait Stamp Album; and other booklets and prints of military interestCondition Report:Most look to be in reasonably good condition.Cigarette silks grubby as unglazed.Lord Roberts album only partially stocked.

Two Meissen cups and saucers with applied florets together with a 19th century Meissen dot period saucer and a Dresden cup with similar decoration (6)

A Collection of odds to include Griselda Hill Pottery pin tray, Antique drinking glass with etched crown and Initials, Dresden hand painted dish and various other collectables

A 20th century Dresden porcelain figure group depicting a couple in 18th century period costume playing chess - sold with a pair of similar figurines and a Vienna porcelain figure group

A large Dresden porcelain figure group depicting a couple in 18th Century dress playing dice at a gaming table - sold with two Sitzendorf figurines depicting a lady and gentleman standing beside lambs

Two red stoneware Dresden medallions - one for Johann Friedrich Bottger 1682 - 1719

A two-handled Dresden porcelain vase: gilded handles and decorated with swags and various floral sprays and enamels, painted marks to underside (26cm high), together with a Dresden porcelain bowl similarly decorated in enamels with floral sprays (21cm diameter) (2)

A late 19th century Dresden two-handled chocolate cup and cover with original conforming stand, each piece typically gilded and hand-decorated in enamels with scenes of lovers in countryside surroundings, conjoined AR marks to underside of cup and saucer, the finial on the cover modelled as a flowerheadCondition Report:  Rubbing to gilding in base of saucer. No restoration detected under UV light. Good order commensurate with age and use.

A large 20th Century Dresden tableau modelled with musicians and dancers on an oval base, printed mark, length 47cm.

An attractive German Dresden floral decorated pierced and floral design Bowl, together with a similar Plate. (2)

A good quality late 19th Century Continental porcelain Dresden style Clock Set, the large centerpiece with circular clock with enamel dial and hand painted coat of arms, and with two similar Vases, all profusely decorated with encrusted flowers, and cupids surmounted. (3)

Pair of Worcester Saucers (one as is), an English Dresden Jar and Cover and a very attractive reticulated porcelain Fruit Comport and matching Stand. (5)

FOOTBALL, East German programme selection, inc. East Germany v Sweden 1978, BFC Dynamo v Aston Villa 1981, Dynamo Dresden v Aberdeen 1988; with 1994 book on football in Soviet countries etc., generally VG, 31*

A Thomas and Fred Booth Dresden pattern part dinner service, transfer printed in blue and white, comprising six dinner plates, four dessert plates, ten side plates, pair of graduated oval serving plates, pair of sauce boats on stand, one with ladle, printed marks in blue, registration lozenge

A Royal Crown Derby Posie pattern cake stand, candle snuffer, bread and butter plate, three miniature vases, salt pepper and mustard pot and cover, side plates, cup and saucers, assorted trinket dishes, trinket pot, preserve pot and cover, christening mug, cream jug, etc; a Derby Days pattern cream jug, tea plate and ginger jar with cover; an A750 pattern Imari plate; Royal Albert Lorraine pattern sucrier and cover; a Spode Campanula sucrier; Dresden trinket dish and pot; a Royal Albert Old Country Roses pattern cabaret set on tray; etc

A Dresden figure group, courting couple in Spring, impressed number 70172, oval base, printed mark in blue, 20th century; a Royal Worcester figure group, The Wedding Day, 21.5cm, certificate; a Coalport figure, Visiting Day; a Little Mermaid figure (4)

A Selection of Photographic Plate Holders comprising six half plate double dark slide mahogany plate holders, two with J. Lancaster & Son shields, fifteeen metal quarter plate dark slides, three marked Plaubel and two cases, one marked Ernemann Dresden

A collection of three blanc de chine Dresden porcelain figures depicting Napoleonic Soldiers. Measures 25cm tall. Stamped to base. Overall good condition - break to flagpole.

CARL LUDWIG HOFFMEISTER (Vienna, 1790-1843)."View from the Palais Schwarzenberg to the city center, on the left the Karlskirche, Vienna".Oil on copper.Signed.Measurements: 56 x 80 cm; 72 x 96 cm (frame).In this oil on copper Carl Hoffmeister gives us a detailed panoramic view of the Austrian capital. In it he emphasises the elegance of the carriages and passers-by, the parading guards and the ladies accompanied by servants, recreating an atmosphere in keeping with the nobility of the architecture and the arrangement of the parks, with their groves of trees and wide avenues. In the style of the painter Biedermeier, the soft colour ranges are combined with a precise, miniaturist drawing. The bell tower of St. Stephen's Cathedral stands out from the rest of the houses in the right background of the painting, and the roofs gleam under an iridescent sky, their blues eclipsing behind the sun, which is already declining on the horizon. The amber mists freeze the magical moment of the sunset. Hoffmeister had previously immortalised the most stately cities of central Europe, such as Salzburg, Vienna, Dresden and others.

"European & American Arms", by Claude Blair, 1962; "Princely Arms and Armour, a selection from the Dresden Collection", by Johannes Schobel, 1975; "Art, Arms and Armour, an International Anthology", edited by Robert Held, 1979-80; "The British Over and Under Shotgun" by Boothroyd, 1996; and seven other volumes on guns, bayonets, etc. GC to VGC (10) £50-60

Staffordshire Blacksmith figure, Dresden figure, Ostrich figure and three others.

Oriental blue and white cup, Dresden pot, vintage sheet music, stamp album, brass jam pan, cased cutlery, etc.

A 19th century Dresden porcelain basket

An antique porcelain Yardley's "Old English Lavender" figure group, Dresden mark to base

A Dresden Tyg AF; and a Royal Doulton Lambethware Tyg with Art Nouveau decoration (restored) and various other china AF

A mother of pearl tray; a sea shell; Willow Wood & Sons cup and saucer; crested china; Dresden saucers and a cup; cranberry coloured glasses; Carlton ware vase etc

Three graduated Susie Cooper 'Dresden' jugs having cream ground with floral spray design, pattern no 1017.

This is a first edition of the Letters from Lord Chesterfield To His Son, written in 1774 The title page reads Letters Written By The Late Right Honourable Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl Of Chesterfield, To His Son, Philip Stanhope, Esq; Late Envoy Extraordinary At The Court Of Dresden: Together With Several Other Pieces On Various Subjects. Published By Mrs. Eugenia Stanhope, From The Original Now In Her Possession. In Two Volumes. London: Printed For J. Dodsley in Pall-Mall. M.DCC.LXXIV [1774] The two volumes are bound in contemporary polished calf, with five raised bands, red and black labels with gilt titles and faded decorations on the spine, blank endpapers with pencilled notes in both volumes and bookplates titled “Auchincruive”, which was a famous estate in Scotland and the name of the owner of the books inscribed on the first page of text in both volumes - his name was Richard Alex Oswald, he lived at Auchincruive, and was a Scottish merchant and slave trader. Volume I has a half-title, a frontispiece of Lord Chesterfield, the title page, a two-page dedication to Lord North, followed by a five-page advertisement about the death of Lord Chesterfield and a statement about how his private letters intended for his son hopefully could be used for the betterment of other youth; the advertisement was written by Lord Chesterfield’s daughter-in-law, Eugenia Stanhope, after Lord Chesterfield died. She had married Lord Chesterfield’s son in secret because his son didn’t want his father to know that he had married Eugenia. Often in ill health, Philip Stanhope, the son, died of dropsy - heart failure - in France in 1768, when he was only 36 years old. It was generally believed that only after his son died that Lord Chesterfield learned of the existence of Philip's wife and children. Lord Chesterfield received them kindly and took upon himself the cost of the education and maintenance of his grandsons and became very attached to them. When Lord Chesterfield died in 1773, his will provided for the two grandsons with a £100 annuity each, as well as £10,000, but he left Eugenia nothing. Faced with the problem of supporting herself, she sold Chesterfield's letters to a publisher, J. Dodsley, for 1500 guineas. Lord Chesterfield never intended them to be published, and the result was a storm of controversy because of their perceived “immorality”. Chesterfield was a statesman and orator who sat in the House of Commons for forty years; he initially supported Walpole as prime minister, then bitterly turned against him. His abiding interest in the later half of his life was the education of his son, Philip, and that’s where these letters come from. The early death of his son led to his father’s decline, and Lord Chesterfield died five years later. Volume I is 568 pages long and Volume II is 606 pages long, with an errata leaf for the first volume after the last page of Volume II. There are five points of issue on the errata leaf, and four of the five are uncorrected, which makes these two volumes first editions in the first state, and one point of issue is corrected, which falls into the second state. The second volume has an added bonus: a letter from the Edinburgh Advertiser dated May 19th - [1]775 is inserted near the front free endpaper, and this letter is about a character that was supposed to have been drawn by Lord Chesterfield for Dr. Samuel Johnson’s "A Dictionary of the English Language". Lord Chesterfield had a spat with Dr, Johnson about payment and publicity for the dictionary - Lord Chesterfield invested a little bit of money to back the project and Dr. Johnson felt snubbed because Lord Chesterfield never seemed to give it the publicity Dr Johnson had expected - and we don’t know if the character was supposed to be a real drawing or just a description of a character on paper, but the character was supposed to be a nobleman with a variety of traits, and this letter says to see Letter 76 in the first volume of these letters from Lord Chesterfield. The two volumes are 4 To. and measure 11 5/8 x 9 1/4 in. wide apiece, and both volumes have occasional foxing and wear at the crown and heel and edges of the spines, and still a desirable first edition about the letters of Lord Chesterfield to his beloved son.

A Set of Six Dresden Porcelain Figures, 20th century, figures in military dress; together with three similar Sitzendorf figures and a further five similar figures (one tray) Two Dresden figures have detachable plumes and these are present, no damage or repair. One Sitzendorf figure with head re glued, no other damage or repair.Remaining figures free from damage and repair but with wear.

Royal Crown Derby Rougemont Pattern Part Tea Set, together with Minton Haddon Hall Part tea service, two similar Minton models of cockerels, a Spode Regency pattern bowl, a Dresden basket, and further Spode cabinet plates (two trays)

After Caspar NetscherA Duet oil on panel, unframed50 x 38cmA copy after an original by Caspar Netscher in the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister, Dresden (inv. no. 1349).

A 19th Century pearlware mug inscribed "James Leach", bearing motto "Pluribus Unum" and eagle beneath thirteen stars 12 cm high together with a Meissen plate decorated with pheasants 20 cm diameter (second) and a Dresden Meissen figure of a female sculptor 20 cm high