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A selection of silver and vertu including a silver collared hobnail cut glass decanter, Birmingham 1919, John Grinsell & Sons, 10 by 28.5cm, a cruet set, comprising mustard pot, salt and pepper pots, with Bristol blue glass liners, Birmingham 1927, William Hutton and Sons, a silver mounted mother of pearl shell ashtray, Birmingham 1914, William Aitken, 9.3 by 6.3 by 3.5cm, a silver tea strainer of circular form with two pierced applied scroll handles, Sheffield 1916, Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, 7 by 13cm, a Dresden porcelain scent bottle with internal glass stopper, the body painted with courting couple and swan in the countryside, gilded brass collar and lid, stamped Dresden to one side, 9.2cm, two silver handled cake knives and a further cake knife with mother of pearl handle, 5.68toz weighable silver. (18)

An 18th century Delftware manganese tile, 12.6 by 12.6cm, the circular reserve painted with two shepherds and their flock, together with a Dresden plate painted with central bouquet and floral sprigs, the plate rim moulded with wrythen detailing and gilt scrolls, marked Dresden Silesia to back, a further 19th century Dresden small plate, a/f, a Rockingham treacle glazed Toby jug, circa 1830/40, 23.5cm high, and a 19th century Staffordshire figural group of a courting couple. (5)

A fine set of six Dresden porcelain buttons, 19th century, probably Meissen, each hand painted in colours with a different bird, diameter 2.3cm. (6) 

A Pair of Dresden hand painted flower and bird design vases. 20cm in height.

Pair of hand painted figurines, dressed in Continental style with grapes & flowers, both marked "Dresden" to base

Vintage Dresden figureen light damage to bisque Dress A/f

A pair of Dresden style cherub floral encrusted mirrors

Large collection of Continental ceramics to include; oval tea pot, milk jug, coffee cans and saucers, all with under glaze blue painted sprig decoration and crossed swords, possibly Meissen, Dresden porcelain dressing table tray and items, Helena Wolfsohn cabinet cups and saucers with AR monogram, etc Condition:

Dresden porcelain coffee can and saucer with hand painted panels of courting couples, the underside with AR underglaze blue monogram, together with a Vienna porcelain chocolate cup and cover, the cup with panel depicting two figures under a tree against a pink ground with gilt scrolling acanthus decoration, underglaze mark to base Condition:

A 19th Century Dresden Demitasse And Matched Spill Holder Small quatrefoil form cup and saucer, the whole on white ground with hand painted figurative and floral panels in Robin's egg blue with gilt trim. Also, a cylindrical spill holder with floral detail to body and gilt trim, height, 5.5 inches. Good condition

A Miniature Dresden Lace Figurine In the form of a ballerina, marked to base (some damage to skirt) along with three water jugs, silver plated jardiniere, cache pot, etc

Camera And Collectables Interest Comprising Of A French Goldy Box Camera, Jhagee Dresden Film Camera, Halina Silhouette Sensor Camera, Six-20 'Brownie' Junior, Cased Set Of Tea Spoons Etc. Please See Photograph.

DRESDEN COFFEE AND HOT WATER SET, mid/late 19th century, in the manner of Helena Wolfsohn, comprising two baluster pot and cover and a two section carrier, the pots with mask spouts, scrolling handles and romantic scenes, the carrier with two ribbon handles and floral sprays, blue D beneath a crown, length of carrier 30.5cm (5)

A pair of German porcelain figure groups, classical maidens with cherubs; a pair of Dresden vases; a Dresden basket printed with summer flowers, picked out in gilt; a Dresden cylindrical vase, 31.5cm (6)

Continental Ceramics - a Delft Villeroy and Boch Mattlach charger; a similar Delft amphora vase, printed in blue and white; a pair of Dresden two handled basket shaped jardinieres printed and painted with summer flowers; a similar tapering cylindrical vase; a German porcelain plate (6)

Ceramics - a Meissen pierced plate, floral decoration; a porcelain figure of a cherubic child, holding tulip flowers, crossed swords mark; a Coalport chamberstick, floral encrusted; a Dresden dish, floral decoration (4)

Antiquarian Books - Miscellaneous & Bindings - Die See in Gemälden deutscher Maler [...], Berlag von Hoursch & Bechstedt, [Cologne] 1926, illustrated with tipped-in colour plates after artist's original, woodcut vignettes within text throughout, contemporary quarter-green morocco and black buckram boards, small folio; The Works of William Cowper: His Life, Letters, and Poems, Now First Compiled by the Introduction of Cowper's Private Correspondence, edited by the Rev. T.S. Grimshawe [...], With Illustrations, William Tegg and Co., London 1849, full contemporary gilt-tooled green morocco, marbled endpapers, 8vo; Illustrated British Ballads, Old and New, Selected and Edited by George Barnett Smith, two-volumes bound as one, Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co, London 1881, contemporary quarter-morocco and buckram boards, 4to; The World of Wonders: A Record of Things Wonderful in Nature, Science, and Art, Cassell & Company, Limited, London 1883, contemporary quarter-green morocco and marbled boards, 4to; Payne's Orbis Pictus: or Book of Beauty for Every Table, A.H. Payne, Dresden & Leipzig, contemporary quarter-calf, 4to; Cassell's History of England, nine volumes, full contemporary ox blood cloth, 4to; bindings; etc

Two Staffordshire flat-backs, a fisherman selling his wares, a Scottish courting couple, a Masons 'Mandalay' pattern ginger jar, lidded bowl, small jug and plate, a Beswick bird in flight, an early 20th century Dresden cup and saucer, a pair of Shelley coffee cans, royal memorabilia cup, saucer and plate, small Carltonware preserve dish etc.

2 Irish Dresden figures of ladies in elaborate pink and blue dresses

4 x Late 19thC Porcelain Plates – incl. 1 Serves depicting an historic house, 1 Minton and pair of Dresden plates, romantic scenes (4)

A 20thC Dresden porcelain crinoline dress figure, of a lady in flowing robes, predominantly in pink with green and yellow floral highlights, on a gilt coloured lined base, 23cm high, and a Continental figure of a gentleman holding a basket of grapes aside further basket, on a gilt lined naturalistic base, printed marks beneath. (2)

A 20thC Dresden porcelain group of a lady and gentleman, each seated and dressed in finery taking tea, on a gilt highlighted base, polychrome decorated predominantly in pink, blue and black, printed marks beneath, 28cm wide, and further Dresden courting couple group, and another of figures playing musical instruments. (3)

Coldstream Guards Light Company Officer Circa 1820’s Continental Porcelain Figure.This fine quality figure depicts an Officer of the Light Company wearing scarlet coatee, shako and holding his sword. Height 10 1/2 inches. Maker’s mark to base FM Dresden. Removable plume for shako absent.The figure appears to be in good condition, but bidders must satisfy themselves to the condition prior to bidding. Not subject to return.

3rd (Scots) Guards Officer Circa 1828 Continental Porcelain Figure.This fine quality figure depicts an Officer wearing scarlet coatee, shako and holding his sword. Height 12 1/2 inches. Maker’s mark to base and Dresden. The figure appears to be in good condition, but bidders must satisfy themselves to the condition prior to bidding. Not subject to return.

Foot Guards Drummers Continental Porcelain Figures.Two fine quality figures, the first depicts a Guards drummer circa 1792. He is depicted wearing scarlet drummers coatee, bearskin and playing is drum at attention. Height 11 inches. Maker,s mark to base FM and Dresden. small chip to underside of base can not be seen when standing. ... The second figure depicts a Drummer Circa 1815. Height 11 inches. Please Note one drum stick part absent, chip to corner of base.The figure appears to be in good condition, but bidders must satisfy themselves to the condition prior to bidding. Not subject to return.

Coldstream Guards Officer Circa 1850’s Continental Porcelain Figure.This fine quality figure depicts an Officer of the Coldstream Guards wearing scarlet coatee, bearskin and holding his sword. Height 11 1/2 inches. Maker’s mark to base and Dresden.The figure appears to be in good condition, but bidders must satisfy themselves to the condition prior to bidding. Not subject to return.

German Third Reich cased 1939 War Merit Cross 1st Class without swords by Kerbach & Osterhelt, Dresden.A die-cast silvered example with tapered pin, the underside impressed ‘62’. Housed in original case, the fitted interior with simulated black velvet and cream silk, the lid impressed with silver outline of the award. Award with little finish, case with service wear.

German Third Reich Fire Brigade Decoration 2nd Class by Glaser & Sohn, Dresden.A good die-cast example. the arms in white enamel with red enamel flames. Black edged white enamel applied centre with black swastika. Minor surface verdigris, generally VGC.Instituted 22nd December 1936 designed by Herbert Knötel of Berlin.

Dresden Oil Lamp, supported by 3 cherubs, 6”h

Dresden Rose Bowl, supported by three cherubs and with raised rose detail, 7”h

A set of four Dresden porcelain figures allegorical of the Four Seasons, late 19th century,each figure modelled with their attributes,incised and underglaze painted marks in blue, 15cm high (4)

DRESDEN PORCELAIN PART FRUIT SERVICE LATE 19TH CENTURY with gilt pierced rims decorated with flowers, enclosing central scenes painted with lovers, various marked DRESDEN and one AR, comprising a comport dish (foot lacking), 25cm diam.; a square-shaped serving dish, 24cm wide; and 11 plates, 24cm diam. (13)

A LARGE PAIR OF DRESDEN FIGURES, each in 18th century costume, 48 cm high

Collection of assorted ceramics, including commemmorative ware, Dresden Goss china etc. (2 boxes)

A Dresden porcelain centre piece, together with a pair of porcelain candlesticks

A Helena Wolfsohn, Dresden small tureen, cover and stand, late 19th century, painted with fruit and flowers, underglazed blue AR marks, total length 23.5cm

A Dresden vase, with bird decoration.

Pair Porcelain Oval Miniatures Young Lady wearing national? dress & Young Lady wearing a bonnet & red dress with penny whistle?, in Dresden style ceramic frames decorated with small flowers & leaves, each approx. 3 1/2" x 2 3/4"

Shelf of china to include Dresden & Goebel

2 Dresden centre pieces A/F

A Dresden porcelain figurine of a lady in 18th century dress, together with a pair of Continental porcelain cabinet plates, Royal Crown Derby teawares etc

~ A group of Dresden including a candelabra, etc

Pair of Chelsea style figural candlesticks, circa 1900, as flower sellers, 27cm high; a similar group of children, 23cm high; a Dresden urn and cover, 20cm high; and three fairings (7)

A Dresden Yardley's lavender figural group, 30cm tall

A Dresden part porcelain monkey band, various areas of damage present

A Pair of Austrian China Urns on Pedestals, painted with fruit and figures, 20cm high, similar vase, Rosenthall ovoid vase, Dresden style figurine (repaired).

A Dresden Porcelain "Yardleys Old English Lavender" Advertising Figure Group, of a mother and children carrying baskets of lavender, on naturalistic scroll base, 30cm high.

A pair of circa 1900 Carl Thieme Potschappel Dresden painted and floral encrusted twin handled pots with blue crossed baton marks to base

A Herend oval ovoid bowl with gilt rim above the bird in branch decoration, the whole raised upon four gilt paw feet on a rectangular base stamped "Herend Hungary 6455" to base, a pair of miniature Worcester Blush ware cauldrons with gilt rims and handles above the painted floral decoration raised upon three tapering feet with green marks to the base, together with a Meissen lidded pot with all over floral decoration, a Potschapple lidded box with painted decoration of gilt highlighted with Makers mark in blue to interior, a Meissen style cabinet cup and saucer decorated with panels of courting couples, gilt highlights, with "Augustus Rex" mark to base and a pair of modern Chinese bulldog figurines with four character marks to base, a modern Dresden lidded pot with red foliate spray and gilt highlight decoration, a Herend lidded pot with birds on branch decoration and a Dresden inkwell and saucer etc (17)

A pair of hand painted Dresden porcelain bowls, W. 18cm.

Small Dresden porcelain twin-handled circular jardiniere, painted and gilded with roses on a white ground within jewelled pale blue borders, 6" high; also another similar smaller Dresden porcelain jardiniere, 4.5" high (2)

Possibly from the workshop of Louis-François Roubiliac (1702 ~ 1762), a patinated bronze bust of a child, second half 18th century, the smiling face turned to sinister beneath a full head of tousled hair; atop a circular section waisted socle, 31.5cm high CATALOGUE NOTES: Roubiliac was born in Lyon, later apparently moving to Dresden to train in the studio of Balthasar Permoser, himself a product of Bernini's workshop. Permoser was working for the Protestant Elector of Saxony, and later in Paris in the studio of his fellow-townsman Nicolas Coustou. Disappointed in receiving second place in the competition for the Prix de Rome in 1730, he received his medal but not the chance to study in Rome moving instead to London A 1938 article published by Bellamy Gardner first suggested that the Chelsea Factory porcelain bust of the Laughing Child, now in the Ashmolean Museum was modelled by Roubiliac, and scholars have questioned whether the attribution is tenable ever since. While Esdaile accepted it, both Penny and Baker refrained from linking it to him securely - but kept him as a prominent candidate based on circumstantial evidence. Whoever the author - and even Flaxman's name has been raised - the head is clearly based on 17th century Baroque prototypes and in particular Bernini (whom Roubiliac greatly admired) and Duquesnoy. In 2012 another, previously unrecorded Chelsea porcelain bust appeared at auction, being acquired by Bath's Holburne Museum Unusual for its small scale in the context of English 18th century bronze work, the model is sometimes found paired with the bust of a crying child. If intended as pendants, together they may reveal their original identification as the young Heraclitus and Democritus, the cheerful (i.e. laughing) and gloomy (i.e. crying) Greek philosphers A marble version of the Laughing Child by Joseph Nollekens is held at the State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg Cf. Sotheby's London, European Sculpture & Works of Art, 8th December 2006, lot 132

ANTIQUE DRESDEN BLUE GROUND VASE 19CM APPROXIAMETLY

A group of ceramics including a 19th century part tea set, Wedgwood jasperware trinket boxes, a Dresden porcelain butterfly decorated cup and a Beswick horse (some af). CONDITION REPORT: There are no marks to the bottom of these pieces, teapot and presumably other pieces af.

A pair of Dresden porcelain candelabra and a similar stand (3)

A pair of Dresden yellow ground and floral decorated vases together with various cabinet plates etc

A Dresden porcelain pierced basket, of shaped rectangular form with pierced trellis sides and two shell and scroll handles, decorated in claret and gilt about a central reserve of a basket of flowers, blue printed mark, 28.5cm max

A Dresden porcelain pierced basket, of shaped square form, the sides pierced with shells, trellis and summer flowers, the well painted with a vignette of lovers painted mark, 33cm max

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