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Two Dresden hand-enamelled and reticulated porcelain dishes

A porcelain Dresden service comprising ten plates printed and painted with flowers within gilt borders, 22cm diameter

A Dresden inkwell of capstan form, set with a central glass well and decorated with a band of floral sprays, set on a similarly decorated dished base. 7 cm high

SCOTTISH FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Thirty five Scottish related programmes 1954 - 1988 including Dundee v Anderlecht 62/3, Rangers homes v. Rapid Vienna 64/5, Dynamo Dresden 67/8, Eintracht Frankfurt 67/8, Vojvodina 68/9, Borussia Dortmund 66/7, Benfica 65/6, Gornik 69/70 and Steaua Bucharest 69/70, Scottish League v League of Ireland 54/5, Scotland v England 1960, Motherwell v San Jose Earthquakes 81/2 including George Best, Third Lanark v Dunfermline 62/3, Brentford v Kilmarnock 54/5, St Mirren v Third Lanark 58/9, Rangers v Motherwell 57/8, St Mirren v Celtic 58/9 and Stirling v Hamilton 60/1. Generally good

EAST GERMANY - LIVERPOOL Four Liverpool competitive away programmes for games in East Germany, at Dynamo Dresden 21/3/73, 3/3/76 and 2/11/77 and at Dinamo Berlin 29/11/72. Generally good

CARL ROBERT CROLL 1800 - 1863: CHARLES BRIDGE WITH THE BRIDGE TOWER Around the mid-19th century Oil on canvas 55 x 39,5 cm Label on back with inscription "Semper Recte" and remnants of other illegible labels and seals This exceptional work, by a veduta and landscape painter from the Romantic period especially known for his work for the court of the Roudnice branch of the House of Lobkowicz, presents a fleeting moment of life with figures going about their everyday tasks. The scene unfolds at a place that must be close to the hearts of every Czech – at the foot of Charles Bridge before the Lesser Quarter bridge towers, here creating a beautiful architectural backdrop. After studying at the academy in Dresden, Carl Robert Croll moved to the spa town of Teplice/Teplitz, where he first made a living painting for guests of the spa (Frederick William III of Prussia commissioned several paintings from him) and made colorized drawings for Prince Karl Joseph von Clary und Aldringen. In 1840 he started to work for Ferdinand Josef von Lobkowicz at his chateau in Jezeøí. While there he also taught drawing and tutored his children. For Prince von Lobkowicz he painted his estates (Nelahozeves/Mühlhausen an der Moldau, Roudnice nad Labem/Raudnitz an der Elbe, Støekov/Schreckenstein, Kamýk/Kamaik, Vysoký Chlumec/Hoch Chlumetz, Helfenburk/Helfenburg, Bílina/Bilin, Encovany/Enzowan); today his paintings serve as an important document of the 19th century appearance of these locations.

Group of glass and china including Zsolnay jug, 20 cm, Dresden two handled pot pourri, 10cm, Limoges box, 12cm and four other pieces

An early 19th century Crown Derby figure of a Dresden Shepherdess with a lamb at her feet and her apron full of flowers, standing on a rococo base, 17.5cmH; together with a Crown Derby figure of a lady with mandolin, 17.5cmH, both with iron red marks to base

Pair modern Imari chargers, 32cm diameter and Dresden style "Milk Maiden vase" and one piece of Spode. Condition reports are not available for this auction

MILITARIA - A PERSONAL ARCHIVE RELATING TO SERGEANT CHARLES WILTSHIRE comprising portrait photographs; a photocopy of his flying log book, 1944-45; later correspondence with former flight crew members; and other items. Note: Charles Victory Wiltshire joined the army in 1940 and was posted first to Egypt, then to Heraklion, Crete, from which he escaped following the German airborne invasion in 1941. He returned to Egypt where he contracted malaria, was sent back to England and retrained as a flight engineer. In 1944 he joined 431 Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force, based at R.A.F. Croft, near Darlington, County Durham. Initially flying Halifax bombers he was then allocated to a Lancaster bomber, 'F' KB812, serving with George 'Mac' McNeill, pilot officer; Lorne 'Larry' Gardiner, navigator; Keith 'Ding' Bell, wireless operator; Guy 'Bull' Colthurst, bomb aimer; Frank 'Bram' Bramley, mid upper gunner; and Cliff 'Cod' Sollows, rear gunner. His flying log notes his participation in raids on u-boat pens at Bergen, Norway; on railway marshalling yards across Germany; the I.G. Farben chemical plant at Ludwigshaven; Dusseldorf aerodrome; steel works at Nuremburg; a rubber plant at Hanover; the city of Dresden (13th Feb. 1945, 'great devastation'); the Bomm & Voss submarine pens, Hamburg ('Me262s attacked rear of gaggle and got 4 Lancs. Corkscrewed four times and evaded fighters. Mustang cover weak'); and elsewhere - a total of 53:04 day-time and 141:05 night-time operational hours.

German Democratic Republic dishes and vases together with Coalport Strange Orchid pattern vase and cover, Dresden candlestick, Dresden vases and covers, musical character jug, copper lustre jugs, etc

A Chinese tea bowl, along with a Dresden dish and other items

A small group of Continental porcelain to include a Dresden trembleuse decorated with floral swags and gilt-heightened, a miniature porcelain salon sofa chair and table decorated with North European lake scenes, marked Dresden to the base and a Vienna plaque with hand-painted female nude, height 8.5cm, in ebonised frame (5).

Four Danbury Mint Oriental figures 'The Plum Blossom Princess', 'The Rose Princess', 'The Iris Princess' and 'The Chrysanthemum Princess', all modelled by Lena Liu (some af), a Spanish Lladró-style figure of a young girl, a Dresden-style figure of a couple in period costume, two jadeite-style cherry blossom tree ornaments, a quantity of cut glass and crystal to include a large vase, pair of decanters, ruby glass shot glasses, cranberry-coloured glass, liqueur glasses, a Caithness baluster vase, a ruby and gilt-heightened decanter with six matching glasses, a pair of turquoise Venetian-style gilt-heightened vases, a retro large ornamental turquoise brandy glass, a small quantity of ceramics to include c1950s Imari palette dinner ware, a Royal Doulton D3548 'Old Leeds Sprays' teapot, Wedgwood ware etc (2).

A tall twin-handled Dresden vase and cover 20th century, decorated with a dark green scale blue ground and sprays of flowers, set on a circular spreading foot, painted factory mark in blue and '1110', 53cm high

A mixed lot of assorted ceramics to include quantity of modern Chelsea style table wares, Hammersley Dresden sprays teawares, Minton Alpine Spring tea ware and other assorted items

TWO LLADRO FIGURES, 'Sweet Scent' No.5221 and 'Pretty Pickings' No.5222, together with four Dresden lacework figures (sd) (6)

A 20TH CENTURY DRESDEN PORCELAIN JAR AND COVER, hand painted with scenes of cavaliers on horses in a continuous landscape, blue marks to base, height 37cm

A silver plated six bottled cruet stand; together with a Doulton Lambeth harvest ware jug; a Dresden porcelain pedestal bowl; two Goebel figures; a Beswick Beatrix Potter figure "Diggery Diggery Delvet" and a pottery vase

A collection of mainly ceramics including KPM breakfast cup, Samson Chelsea figures, china posies, Dresden, carved ivory figures and two small pieces of silver.Condition report intended as a guide only.Loss to ivory figures. Dents to silver. Chips to flowers on posies. Losses to hands on figures. Peach ground tea service with gilt wear, staple repair to one plate and repairs to cups.

Meissen figure of a boy holding a broom with black hat marked and incised to base (With some Damage) along with a Dresden figure of a girl marked to base and two oriental celadon plates

A selection of 20th century Bavarian porcelain of Dresden floral design and a Continental porcelain candelabrum of Meissen musical cherub designCONDITION REPORTOne dish chipped

A pair of late 19th century Dresden porcelain vases and covers, each panel decorated with alternating reserves of courtship scenes and floral sprays, against a turquoise ground, all framed within gilt borders, with crossed sword marks verso (one badly cracked and the other with restoration round rim and finial), h.51cm

A Deutsches Hygiene-Museum Dresden Pavlov's Dog poster on black rollers, 112 x 81cm Condition Report: Available upon request

A miniature Royal Doulton jug decorated with a turkey, a Dresden flower decorated pot and cover, a souvenir tumbler from Louisville, models of shoes etc Condition Report: Available upon request

A German WWII Paratrooper badge by G.H. Osang, Dresden and one other

A shelf of 20th century ceramics including Royal Crown Derby; Coalport; Dresden and Wedgwood etc

An Early 20th Century Satsuma Pottery Vase, Together With A 20th Century Dresden Figure

EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY DRESDEN HAND PAINTED AND PIERCED PORCELAIN PLATE, with dished centre and wavy rim, the centre painted in colours with a romantic scene enclosed by floral swags and set beneath a lattice pierced border with floral cartouches, 9 ½? (24.1cm) diameter, impressed mark

EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY DRESDEN MOULDED PORCELAIN WALL MIRROR, the oval, bevel edged plate within an ornate rocaille scroll frame applied with cherubs and flowers, 19? x 14? (48.2cm x 35cm) overall, unmarked, restored, originally a girandole, now lacking scroll arms

Dresden vase decorated in Meissen style, 32cm high

Pair of Vienna style vases and a further Dresden Continental porcelain tyg with a floral design within geometric green borders, the vases 30cm high (3)

MIXED LOT OF CERAMICS INCLUDING TWO PIECES OF DRESDEN, BAVARIAN RECTANGULAR PLATE, SMALL ROSENTHAL RECEIVER AND CONTINENTAL POT AND COVER

Two 19th Century Dresden Jars and Covers. The first vase hand painted with floral spray in pale pink reserves and lovers in a garden setting, approx 19 cms h, the second hand painted with floral spray in turquoise blue reserves and lovers in a garden setting approx 19 cms h, Dresden factory marks to base. (both finial shows signs of repair)

A pair of early 20th Century Dresden porcelain vases of cylindrical form having three handles to each. Hand painted with floral prays on white enamel ground having green and gilt borders and decoration. Blue SP Dresden stamps to bases impressed model number 5733 . Measures 14cm high.

A 19th Century German Dresden hand painted porcelain teapot of large form in the Green Scale pattern. The ovoid body raised on circular base with detailed floral spray. Shaped scrolled handle with finial lid. Makers mark to base. Measures 18cm high.

A 19th Century Dresden trembleuse chocolate cup with lid and trembleuse saucer, of twin handled form each painted with alternate panels of lovers in a garden and flowers on a pink ground within scrolling borders, the domed lid with flowerhead finial. Marked dresden to the base. Cup measures 11cm high with lid.

A Dresden ecuelle cover and stand. With puce camieu vignettes decorated with putti, framed within Duetsche blumen and gitterwerk borders. Crossed swords mark. Stand 19cm wide. Condition report intended as a guide only.Good condition, no chips, cracks or repair. 

DRESDEN FIGURAL PORCELAIN GROUP, comprising two ladies, a gentleman and three children on an oblong base, decorated with scrolling motifs highlighted in gilt, Signed. 19 cm high

THREE DRESDEN PORCELAIN FIGURAL GROUPS, the first comprising a standing couple, the second of a couple at a piano with the lady playing and the third of a lady seated on a chaise lounge with a dog, all on bases decorated with scrolling motifs highlighted in gilt and signed. 19.5 cm high (the tallest) (3)

STAMPS : GERMANY : LOCALS, a fine range of 890+ German 19th/20th century local issues in a stockbook. All identified into many different towns and cities, inc Bergedorf, Berlin, Dresden, Essen, Giessen, & Hamburg to name just a few. Some duplication with condition mostly good to fine! (890+)

Eight German Porcelain Figurines, including Flautist, Gold Anchor Flower Carriers, 'Dresden Dee', Violinist, (some damages).

Ornate Dresden Sitzendorf standing mirror with floral and cherub decoration age related damage arm missing off 1 cherub overall good condition measures approx 53cm by 33cm at widest points

A Patent Etui extra slim folding camera in an unusual clamshell finish.Produced by KW Kamera Werkstatten Guthe & Thorsch of Dresden, Germany, c. 1920, fitted with a Meyer Gorlitz Anastigmatic Trioplan lens in a dial-set Compur. Raised manufacturer KW mark on case exterior. Removable ground glass viewfinder in back, slotted with errata roll film adaptor. Velvet lined hard brown leather case. Includes metal and leatherette roll film cassette holder, produced c. 1920 by Rada Metallwarenfabrik of Frankfurt, Germany, with original manufacturers instructions written in English, German and French. Issued: c. 1920 Dimensions: 4.75"L x 6.75"H x 1.75"W Manufacturer: Kamera Werkstatten Guthe & Thorsch Country of Origin: Germany Condition: Age and use related wear, as-is

DESAIX LOUIS CHARLES: (1768-1800) French General, often considered the real winner of the Marengo battle where he died after a shot in his heart at the very early age of 31, & MOREAU JEAN VICTOR (1763-1813) French General who helped Napoleon to power, but later became a rival and was banished. Moreau was mortally wounded in the battle of Dresden. Well remembered for his last words `Be calm, gentlemen; this is my fate´. Two A.Ns.S.,`Desaix´ and `Moreau´, at the base of a D.S. by Adjutant General Edme-Joseph Boulland, one page, folio, Roberfon, 8th November 1796, in French. Both officers recommending the officer chief in charge of the ambulance at Couville for his excellent behaviour and courageous attitude `..in different situations happened since their crossing of the Rhin..´ Small area of paper loss to the left upper edge, not affecting the text or signature. Folded G £250-350

LARREY DOMINIQUE JEAN: (1766-1842) French Surgeon of Napoleon´s Grande Armée. Larrey was the Emperor´s favourite surgeon, an innovator in the battlefield medicine and widely considered one of the first modern military surgeons. Rare and extremely interesting lengthy A.L.S., `D.J. Larrey´, four pages, 8vo, Dresden, 7th July 1813, to his wife, in French. Larrey first reports on his recent conversation with the Emperor stating in part `I was waiting for the right moment to talk to H[is] M[ajesty] about this friend and for this reason I was keeping all the time the paper in my pocket. That morning at dawn…the Emperor asked me few graceful questions regarding my wounded soldiers with mutilated fingers, and I responded to all of them. Then he told me “Seems like you have had a great success as I have been told that they were all recovering”, Yes Sir, we have only lost a very small number. “That is good, I am satisfied”. Because Your Majesty is satisfied with my behaviour, would you allow me to ask for a favour? “Yes, What do you want?”..´ Larrey reports the full sentences exchanged with the Emperor, who finally had to refuse to Larrey´s request, further saying `..everybody was astonished, and were commenting the great influence I was having on the Emperor, because he gave to me many details and explanations regarding my request and the reasons for denying it..´ Larrey refers to the difficulty in finding the right moment and having the opportunity to talk to the Emperor, also saying `..in case the Emperor doesn´t change his mind, your sister and family should be happy as they have fortune, while we do not have a sol. I will not complain. I will have so many good souvenirs of my medical career, that as long as you have enough to live when I will die, that my soul will leave satisfied.´ Further on Larrey says `..Everything makes me fear a new war… I hope I will be able to see you before the 19th of November, because if I had to do another winter campaign I would for sure die. I hardly can warm up now.´ Before concluding Larrey refers to the news received from his friend Pelletan who is still at Wilna. A letter of very interesting content. Provenance, Crawford collection. Very small overall, minor age wear. VG £2000-3000 Marie Elisabeth Laville-Leroux (1770-1842) French Painter and wife of Larrey. She was pupil of David, and used to sign her paintings “Larrey” when accompanying her husband during Napoleon´s campaigns. Larrey was right when he writes “Everything makes me fear a new war”. Only a month later, 11th August, Austria would put an end to the armistice, and few weeks later took place the last major victory of Napoleon at the battle of Dresden.Philippe Jean Pelletan (1747-1829) French Surgeon. One of Napoleon´s consultant-surgeon from 1804. Pelletan was present at the crime scene of Marat and signed the minutes on the death certificate and was also responsible of the controversial autopsy of the 10 years older Louis XVII, younger son of King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, both executed. It has been reported that during the autopsy, Pelletan was shocked to see the countless scars which covered the body of Louis XVII as a result of the physical abuse the child suffered while imprisoned in the Temple. Napoleon would say about Larrey `If the army ever erects a monument to express its gratitude, it should do so in honour of Larrey.´At Waterloo in 1815 his bravery under fire was noticed by the Duke of Wellington who saluted his courage and ordered not to fire in his direction so as to "give the brave man time to gather up the wounded". When the battle was lost, Larrey was taken prisoner by the Prussians when he was trying to escape. They were about to execute him on the spot but was recognized by one of the German surgeons because he had saved the life of Blucher´s son when he was wounded and taken prisoner by the French. He was pardoned, invited as a guest to Blucher's dinner table and authorized to go back to France with money and proper clothes.

Pair of late Meissen/Dresden porcelain figures modelled as a servant holding a tazza and carafe, and a lady vendor, underglaze blue crossed swords mark, 13cm high, together with a KPM (Berlin) figure of a huntsman with animal skin on his back, holding a pipe, 23cm high (3)

A large Dresden "Yardley's English Lavender" centrepiece decorated with mother and children. Approx. 31 cms high. Est. £40 - £60.

A Bohemian glass tankard with pewter lid and Dresden centre. Approx. 13 cms high. Est. £60 - £80.

VILLEROY & BOCH; a late 19th century pedestal bowl decorated with oranges, with printed mark and date 1890 to base, diameter 26.5cm, a Dresden porcelain floral and gilt decorated jardinière (af), a white glazed figure of a young farm boy and a Bohemian blue glass decanter with printed portraits of a Sultan (lacking stopper) (4). Additional InformationThe jardinière has numerous hairline cracks to body. 

A group of porcelain comprising Herend two division dish painted with birds and insects, width 15cm, Dresden foliate painted gilt heightened coffee can and saucer, Alka-Kunst 'Cobalt' twin handled urn with foliate decoration, and a Samson-style female figure holding turnips, also small brass mantel clock and a fan. Additional InformationThe Herend dish has a tiny chip to the rim, the Dresden saucer has a deep scratch to underside, rubbing to decoration on the urn, the figure has painted loss to the skirt, firing crack to left wrist and general light wear and dirt throughout.

SAXONY; a pair of white glazed porcelain figures, and a pair of Dresden style figures of a dandy and his companion, height 21.5cm (4).

Early 20th Century Dresden Tazza And Plates All of reticulated form with Deutsche blume decoration. To include four tazza, two square bowls and ten side plates. All with blue Dresden mark to base and gilt trim.

A MEISSEN FIGURE OF A SPANIEL LATE 18TH CENTURY the black and white animal modelled seated with open mouth on a yellow cushion painted with scattered flowers with puce and gilt tassels to the corners underglaze blue crossed swords mark 25cm high A figure of a spaniel was modelled in October-November 1734 for the Japanese Palace and attributed to Kändler see Ulrich Pietsch ‘Die figürliche Meißner Porzellanplastik von Gottlieb Kirchner und Johann Joachim Kaendler: Bestandskatalog der Porzellansammlung Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden’ Munich 2006 pp.305-306. For other examples of this model see The Collection of Sir Gawaine & Lady Baillie Sotheby’s London 1 May 2013 lot 215 and one from the Eugenia Woodward Hitt Collection Christie’s New York 31 March 2016 lot 1295. Provenance: Meissen Figures from the Barlow Collection the collection started by Sir Thomas Dalmahoy Barlow GBE (1883-1964) banker and industrialist also known as an art collector and historian; added to by his son Basil Stephen Barlow (1918-1991); thence by family descent.

A GROUP OF DRESDEN PORCELAIN LATE 19TH CENTURY comprising a set of eleven harlequin quatrelobed cups and saucers each painted with panels of courting couples alternating with floral panels against variously coloured grounds (one cup and saucer mismatched) blue AR marks saucers 12.5cm wide and a part cabaret service with similarly painted panels against a yellow ground consisting of a shaped oval tray a pear shaped coffee pot and cover and a jug (cover lacking) blue Meissen style marks also a circular sugar bowl cancelled Meissen crossed swords mark tray 36cm wide (27)

19th century and later continental and English ceramics to include a KPM Berlin Dresden style incense burner, a German figurine, a French Longwy style dish and vase, an English paste pot and other items

Mixed porcelain figures to include two Sitzendorf figures, Kunst Dresden Art Music figural group and other figures A/F

A PAIR OF DRESDEN BLANC DE CHINE PLATES, decorated with birds in relief, 31.5cm dia

A Royal Copenhagen miniature frog on a rock no. 507; together with a Royal Crown Derby dormouse paperweight; a Dresden porcelain urn and cover; a Mulberry circular box and cover; a Poole Pottery sleeping fox; a Baccarat glass dove; an Edwardian enamelled glass box trinket box and cover; and an early 19th century English porcelain Imari twin handled sauce tureen (lacks cover). (9)

Sevres coffee can and saucer, celeste blue ground, the cup painted with a panel depicting lovers fishing, the centre of the saucer painted with a rural scene with cottage to/w a Dresden small coffee cup and saucerSevres - Cup - Wear to gilded reserve border.  No chips or cracks.  Saucer - Gilt border to central reserve rubbed and worn.Dresden - Cup - Gilding rubbed and loss to part of handle.  Saucer - Gilding rubbed.  No chips or cracks