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An 18th Century Worcester Tea Cup and Saucer printed in black and white with country figures and landscapes with imitation blue Dresden mark to base (a/f).

A Coalport dessert service, Dresden and Luneville Faience teawares etc

Sundry china items, including a Limoge dish, a Dresden slipper, wine glass, a Russian cup doll, three Doulton flower plates, a pair of Minton plates, and five others

A Naples porcelain & gilt metal mounted box and cover, the top decorated with Neptune riding the high seas behind two stallions, marks to base, width 18 cm, a pair of Dresden floral decorated pierced rimmed dinner plates, marks to base, diameter 21 cm, three smaller similar, a pair of Austrian gilt decorated cabinet plates, depicting classical scenes, marks to base, diameter 24 cm, together with a quantity of Continental ceramics, (a lot).

A Dresden cabinet plate, late 19th early 20th century, of lobed form with cobalt blue border with gilt jewelled acanthus leaf and urn decoration surrounding a central painted image depicting three classical maidens, blue marks to reverse & painted `Die Poarzen` & (P. Thumom), diameter 26 cm.

A pair of Meissen figurines, late 18th century, modelled as a boy in blue and white dress holding a wreath of encrusted flowerheads upon a scrolled plinth base, height 12 cm and a lady in blue and white dress holding an apron full of encrusted flowerheads, upon a scrolled plinth base, height 12 cm, marks to bases blue crossed swords & impressed 125 and a Dresden figure of a girl, 18th century, modelled holding a basket of encrusted flowerheads upon a square plinth base, blue mark to base, height 15 cm, (3).

A selection of 19th century and later porcelain figurines, to include a Meissen style figure of a gentleman in colourful yellow tunic standing upon a plinth base, height 9 cm, a Dresden style figure of a lady holding a basket with flowerhead encrusted base, height 9.5 cm, a Meissen style lady holding a basket of berries, height 10 cm and three further figurines, (a/f), (6).

A Meissen twin handled fruit dish, 20th century, with bold relief scroll leaf decoration and parcel gilt, further floral sprig decoration to the well; A Meissen bowl, early 20th century, with gilt highlight & floral painted decoration, also two Dresden cabinet plates, late 19th early 20th century, each of shaped outline with blue and gilt decoration. (4)

A Dresden two-handled rectangular Tray, the centre decorated in colours with typical floral spray and sprigs, within a gilded border, 20th Century, 16 ½” wide

A decorative 20th Century Dresden large Covered Jar, of tapering cylindrical form, the body painted in colours with an extensive spray of foliage, below gilded stylised floral panels on black reserves on a white ground; together with an Ilmenau circular Plate, relief gilded with scrolling foliage on a dark blue ground, 14 ½” high and 12” diameter respectively (2)

A graduated set of two Dresden two-handled oval Platters, each painted in colours with floral sprigs and sprays, within gilded rims (larger example with extensive repair), both with cross swords marks in underglaze blue, 19 ½” and 17” long

A Dresden circular Plaque, applied with figures of a gallant and his female companion, and decorated predominantly in red with gilded detail, 10” diameter

A German ebonised, fruitwood, boxwood and marquetry Eger box, third quarter of the 17th century, the cavetto moulded hinged lid with a sliding panel worked with a traveller on horseback approaching a fortified city gate. The lid interior worked with Salome placing the head of John the Baptist in a bag, his bleeding torso lying on a bed within a tent behind. The front with two panels of dogs playing before a farmhouse, the reverse with a monkey and deer in a landscape, the sides with swags of ribbon tied fruit, 36cm wide, 24.5cm deep, 21cm high. Eger cabinets and boxes differ considerably from all other cabinets and boxes in that they were carved in low relief and constructed from different coloured woods. Traditionally, this art was carried on in the same family, one of the most well known was the Eck family - Peter Eck (b.1538) travelled from Nurnberg to Eger as a journeyman apprentice, he also was known as a sculptor. It was, however, his grandson, Adam (1604-1664), who was renowned as an artist-carver. Another leading practitioner was Johann Georg Fischer (1587-1669) his work filled the Kunstkammer of the Saxon Electoral Princes, one of which is the Grune Gewolbe in Dresden. Intarsia on these boxes was built up in layers of various types of wood, the carcass was of a conifer, such as spruce, pine or fir. For the flat intarsia, usually mahogany, walnut and maple were used and, for the relief, boxwood, elm or ash, poplar and burr walnut, were also used for the effect they would have visually. Wood with not much grain was used for representing the sky and water, whereas wood which was cut so that the grain was distorted was best for highly figured veneers representing silk, for example, in representations of allegorical personifications.

A Dresden desk stand with scale green borders and enamelled with European flowers, printed mark, 9" wide.

Decorative china including Derby cups and saucers, Dresden ditto etc. - one shelf

A Gebruder Henkel "Dresden" Ebony Clarinet, in fitted case; A Ukelele Banjo, cased. (2)

A Helena Wolfsohn `Dresden` cabinet plate, enamelled with lovers in a garden landscape, within a gilt and royal blue border, d. 21 cm

A PAIR OF LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY DRESDEN PORCELAIN SAUCER DISHES polychrome painted to the centre with a gentleman and lady companion in a garden landscape, within a gilt trellis border with alternating reserves of puce diaper and floral sprigs, underglaze blue crossed swords mark and impressed 152 to underside, 11.75 cms diameter

Five limited edition plates, twelve Dresden plates, two plates decorated with poppies, eight Coalport plates, and five porcelain plates painted with fish

A quantity of Dresden plates, muffin dish and cover, cups and saucers

A pair of Dresden porcelain vases with covers having blue and gilt borders decorated with floral displays, 12" high 60-80

German porcelain basket decorated with flowers t/w a pair of Dresden porcelain vases on plinths 26cm

A 20th century Dresden figure modelled as a piper with a dog at his heel, together with another of a lady and sheep, printed and impressed marks, 14cm

A pair of early 20th century Dresden porcelain cabinet plates

A 20th century Dresden fruit bowl of flared form with pierced body and applied twisted handles decorated with applied flowers and foliage and hand painted floral sprays with gilded highlights over the white glazed ground, printed marks, width 25 cms, S/D.

PORCELAIN - A 20TH CENTURY GERMAN PORCELAIN FIGURE OF A GIRL with tambourine and lamb, 24cm high, and ANOTHER DRESDEN PHEASANT, 18cm high

PORCELAIN - A SET OF THREE LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY DRESDEN PORCELAIN PLATES, each having a gilt rim and polychrome floral sprays, 19.5cm high

Bohadsch.De quibusdam animalibus marinis title with woodcut vignette engraved head-piece to dedication and 12 folding plates woodcut head- & tail-pieces and decorations browned old ink library stamp on title and book-label on front pastedown contemporary calf gilt spine gilt rubbed corners a little worn 4to Dresden 1761.

Capri.- Hadrava (Norbert) 1794 engraved title vignette folding map 8 folding plates and illustrations of coins lightly browned contemporary cloth-backed boards rubbed small 4to Dresden Walther Bros. 1794. ***Rare. We can trace only one copy at auction in the last 25 years. Includes details of the island`s archaeology and antiquities..

19th century View of Dresden watercolour with pen and ink 230 x 320mm. faintly titled in pencil lower left laid on card support c.1830.

A Dresden porcelain and gilt metal mounted scent bottle of cylindrical tapering form decorated with reserved panels of courting couples on a cobalt blue ground and in fitted leather case. 9.5cm.

A Dresden porcelain and florally decorated tea set for one, together with three Italian tin glazed earthenware plates decorated with birds, two early 19th Century blue and white transfer decorated ribbon plates and a box of decorative china and glassware to include preserve jars, character teapot, two decanters and other similar items.

A Cigarette Card Album - "Die Deutsche Wehrmacht", by Cigaretten-Bilderdienst, Dresden, completed with two hundred and seventy stuck-in cards; a similar Album "Die Reichswehr", by Haus Neuerburg, complete with two hundred and eighty stuck-in cards (2)

Two Staffordshire porcelain dessert plates decorated flowers, one within a crimson border, the other an apple green border and a Dresden dessert plate printed irises

A collection of Dresden spiral fluted, floral enamelled and gilt teaware.

A Napoleon medallion mounted on a mother of pearl shell, a Dresden plate, and another

A set of twelve Dresden porcelain goblets

A pair of Helena Wolfsohn, Dresden gourd shaped vases, late 19th century, polychrome enamelled with vignettes of courtiers on horseback and floral bouquets against a mint green ground, blue `AR` mark, 18cm high (2)

German pottery moonflask, painted bisque sleigh posy vase, Dresden dish etc.

A 20th century Dresden style coffee service in gilt heightened floral pink decoration

A pair of 20th century continental Dresden style figures, modelled as 18th century couple

A Dresden porcelain correspondence stand, hand painted with flowers, 7" wide.

A Caughley tea cup and saucer, together with a saucer dish in Dresden flower pattern, all with blue Salopian "S" printed mark, circa 1790/95 and a black glazed Cyples style pottery teapot, 5 1/2" high (4) (cup s/f)

Two Dresden figures, a Dandy in frock coat holds a posy, on circular base, 5 1/2" high and a ballerina on circular base, 5 1/4" high (2)

A pair of 19th century Dresden onion shaped vases with panels of romantic couples in landscapes and floral bouquets on a turquoise ground, `AR` monogram to base, 23 cm high.

Three Dresden cups and saucers and one custard cup and cover with saucer, two marked `AR`, one marked Dresden.

A pair of Dresden cups and saucers and two singles, all factory marked, also a Coalport example.

A pair of 20th century Dresden cache pot, painted with finches on branches, 20cm wide, and a 20th century Dresden bowl of octagonal shape with pierced sides and a painted bird on a branch, (restoration), 25cm wide (3)

A Dresden porcelain inkstand, a ring dish, a Meissen table bell, two matchbox sleeves, a pin tray, two lidded boxes and thimbles

Pair of Dresden Figures, woman carrying basket and gentleman holding a goat, both in 18th Century costume, 9in H and a floral encrusted Inkstand painted bouquets on apple green ground, 8in, all A/F

A 19th Century Dresden Lidded Jug of tapering form finely painted frieze of cherubs, cupids, dog, etc in landscape, royal blue and richly gilt surround, 9 1/2in

A Royal Crown Derby Plate with gilt exotic birds on red ground,a Dresden shaped Dish painted floral swags, a Masons ironstone china Toothbrush Holder with over painted and bird and floral transfer and a Jug

A pair of Dresden vases and lids, decorated with floral sprays on a white ground, 30.5cm (12in) high. (2)

Pair late nineteenth century Dresden porcelain two handled oviform vases with covers, with female head handles, painted romantic figure reserves, with floral encrusted decoration, 42 cm

Late nineteenth century Dresden porcelain vase, cover and stand with two handles with ornate floral encrusted decoration, with painted figure reserves and female figure knop, 40cm

Pair early twentieth century Dresden porcelain figures depicting lady and gentleman with sporting guns, gun dog and dead game - on rococo scroll base - underglazed blue crossed swords marks, 29 cm

Attributed to Emil Neide nineteenth century oil on canvas in gilt frame - The Last Supper in classical setting, inscribed Dresden 6/9 1881, 45 cm x 90 cm

STRAUSS RICHARD: (1864-1949) German Composer. A.M.Q.S., Richard Strauss, one page, oblong 8vo, n.p., n.d. In bold, dark ink the composer has penned five bars of music which he identifies as being from his opera Helena. Signed immediately beneath the quotation. One light central vertical fold, not affecting the signature. VG Die Agyptische Helena (The Egyptian Helen) is an opera in two acts that premiered at the Dresden Semperoper on 6th June 1928.

STRAUSS RICHARD: (1864-1949) German Composer. Signed 4 x 7 card featuring a neatly affixed photograph of Strauss seated in a three quarter length pose. Signed in black fountain pen ink with his name alone beneath the image. A neat annotation by a collector to the verso indicates that the autograph was obtained at the Savoy Hotel on 8th November 1936 when Strauss was in London with the Dresden Opera Company to conduct a performance of Ariadne auf Naxos. One very slight, minor surface crease to the image. VG

STRAUSS RICHARD: (1864-1949) German Composer. Signed 5 x 7 card featuring a neatly affixed photograph of Strauss in a head and shoulders pose. Signed in black fountain pen ink with his name alone beneath the image. A neat annotation by a collector to the verso indicates that the autograph was obtained at the Savoy Hotel on 8th November 1936 when Strauss was in London with the Dresden Opera Company to conduct a performance of Ariadne auf Naxos. One very small, minor smudge to one letter of the signature. VG