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A Victorian earthenware graduated pair of jugs, c.1850, each underglaze blue and enamel painted in the Imari style with pagodas and flowering shrubs, with loop handle and flared neck, 21.6cm and 19cm; a set of three Mason's Ironstone plates, c.1830, painted and printed in the Imari palette; and another with differing pattern, (6).
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A late 19th century French lacquered brass repeating carriage clock with alarm, the anglaise case with silvered mask to a white enamel Roman and Arabic chapter disc signed 'Hry Marc, Paris', having an alarm disc below, the eight-day twin barrel movement with lever platform escapement striking to a gong, the back-plate numbered 3132, 17.75cm. high, together with leather travelling case.
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A Fine Mid 19th Century French Wheel Barometer by Cappy Paris. The diagonally veneered case enriched with applied gilt bronze mounts of scrolling foliage. The 7 1/2 inch (19 cm) white enamel dial signed Cappy Paris and graduated in French inches with an adjustable S-shaped gilt metal pointer. The long thermometer scale also signed and framed in entwined gilt branches, 44 1/2 ins (113 cms) overall in length.
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A selection of printed and coloured wares: comprising two porringer-shape cups and saucers printed in black with a fallow-deer pattern and strip border, underglaze coloured in yellow, blue, green and orange; a saucer printed in black with a farmyard scene and concentric geometric borders, underglaze coloured in yellow, orange, blue and green; a saucer printed in black with a family scene within a chinoiserie-type border with ochre rim; and an enamel-coloured pink lustre saucer featuring a bird on a branch; all unmarked, circa 1810-25 (some minor damage)
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An Edward VII silver mounted mantel timepiece of Georgian design, the 2.25ins white enamel dial with Roman and Arabic numerals to the eight-day movement, contained in plain silver balloon pattern case with moulded cresting and ball finial, and on ogee bracket feet, 9. 25ins high, Birmingham 1904 (lacking rear door).
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