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A Nepalese bronze surahi ewer, 18th or 19th century, height 23cm

An Italian Majolica ewer by Richard Ginori, with painted Classical scenes, height 33cmGood condition, no chips cracks or restoration

A large Chinese bronze green, Famille Rose porcelain bottle vase with a rampaging dragon, bearing an apocryphal Guangxu mark, 34 cm overall height, together with a reproduction Tang-style pottery wine ewer with sancai glaze, 26 cm overall height.Qty: 2Apparent restoration to the body of the bottle vase, and also to the rim (see images). Losses of glaze and chips to the wine ewer.

PAINTED TERRACOTTA DOLPHIN EWER, after the antique, 63cms (h)Provenance: The Cornelia Bayley Collection from the historic Welsh Jacobean house, Plas Teg, Flintshire. Further details on this important Jacobean house and its clearance Welsh House Clearance of a Generation — Rogers Jones Co

A beautifully crafted Royal Worcester blush ewer, featuring an elegantly curved spout and an ornate handle with gilt accents. The ewer is adorned with delicate hand-painted floral motifs in soft pinks, yellows, and greens, complemented by gold trim along the base and handle attachments. The base is marked with the Royal Worcester backstamp, registration number Rd No. 37112, and model number 1116, dating it to the late 19th to early 20th century. This piece exemplifies the fine craftsmanship and decorative artistry for which Royal Worcester is renowned.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 7.5"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

1887 Jubilee: a fine quality Royal Worcester ewer, the elaborately moulded body with gilt decoration, 255mm, tiny chip to one gilt jewel(commemorative, pottery, royal, royalty, coronation).

A pair of hand-painted Austrian porcelain ewers, each featuring intricate floral motifs and ornate gilt accents. The first ewer (8"H), marked with a blue Victoria Carlsbad Austria backstamp, is adorned with vibrant purple, pink, and gold flowers, raised enamel detailing, and an elaborate gilded handle resembling a twisting branch. The second ewer (7"H), marked Austria in red, showcases delicate pink and autumnal-toned floral decorations with a gracefully curved handle accented in gold. Both pieces exemplify the elegance of 19th-century Austrian porcelain craftsmanship.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: BavariaCondition: Age related wear. Gilt is worn in places.

Antique Victoria Carlsbad Austria porcelain ewer featuring an elegantly curved spout and handle with hand-painted floral motifs. The piece showcases a delicate cream-colored background with intricate flowers in shades of pink, blue, and yellow, accented with gold detailing. Marked on the base with the Victoria Carlsbad Austria backstamp. A fine example of late 19th to early 20th-century Austrian porcelain craftsmanship.Issued: Late 19th-Early 20th centuryDimensions: 6.25"HCondition: Age related wear.

An attractive Art Nouveau style metal mounted Ewer, decorated with floral patterns on a green crackle glaze ground, marked 'J-B-T' to base, h40cm

A quantity of pewter tankards of various sizes, largest h13cm, sold together with a candlestick, ewer and 2 plates ( 16)

Collection of 19thC and later Pottery to include Copeland Toby Jug, Wedgwood Water ewer etc.

ALEXANDRE VIBERT (FRENCH, 1847-1909) ALLEGORY OF FISHING EWER; LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY Gilt bronze with gold patina Inscribed C. Vibert, 41cm high Condition Report: In very good condition. No losses or damages. The patina is rubbed in multiple places, as you would expect with age, but overall presents well. There is some dark speckling to the surface too. See additional images.Condition Report Disclaimer

ALBERT MAYER FOR WMF (WURTTEMBERGISCHE METALLWAREN FABRIK) AN ART NOUVEAU CLARET JUG OR WINE EWER; MODEL NO. 190; EARLY 20TH CENTURY The green glass liner with silver plated mounts, handle and spread foot, with stylised floral and female mask decoration Stamped (indistinctly) to interior of one foot 41cm highLiterature: Art Nouveau Domestic Metalwork 1906, Antique Collector's club - for an illustration of this model

A cast metal table lamp modelled as a Continental ewer, decorated with busts, scrolls, etc., 48cm high.

A silver curb link charm bracelet, with a heart-shaped padlock clasp and safety chain as fitted, bearing various charms to include lobster, floral encrusted ewer, 21 key, a silver ingot, lady's wristwatches, etc. (a quantity)

A Moorcroft pottery ewer decorated in the Prairie pattern, designed by Rachel Bishop, impressed marks and dated 2001, 23.5cm high

A GILT AND PATINATED BRONZE NEOCLASSICAL EWER, CONVERTED TO A LAMP PROBABLY FRENCH, NAPOLEON III 98cm high with shade, 66cm to bulb socket, 18cm diameter at base Provenance: Private Collection, Lancashire Estate Condition Report: PLEASE NOTE: ALL LOTS ARE LOCATED AT SACKVILLE WEST STORAGE IN ANDOVER (SP10 3SA) AND ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO VIEW Some wear and losses to gilt, please see images Some wear and marks to lampshade and chips to shade restADDITIONAL IMAGES: Please 'Ask a Question' to request additional images for this lot.Condition Report Disclaimer

A 9ct gold charm bracelet, with seven charms including ewer, barrel, tortoise, ten shilling note, one pound note and Cancer fob, united by a heart shaped padlock clasp, combined approx 40.1g.

A quantity of silver plated items including picnic kettle, ewer shaped water jug, height 32cm, pair of candlesticks, a single candlestick, tray, two pairs of knife rests and nine various boxed cutlery sets including a cased set of six mother of pearl handled butter knives, teaspoon and tongs set, fruit knife set, fish knife set, fish knife and fork servers, antler handled carving set and various mixed cutlery, etc.

Staffordshire plain white glazed earthenware group, Widow of Zarephath early 19th century, with attendant child, barrel and ewer, square base, bocage restored, 26cm.Condition report:Bocage restored, cape on head restored and cape around shoulders, collar of dress restored, bundle of sticks restored, child heavily restored, ewer, hand and barrel restored, front right corner of base perhaps restored.

A 9 carat yellow gold charm bracelet with twenty-six charms attached, 10mm gauge solid curb links fitted with a padlock fastener hallmarked Birmingham 1964, the charms to include a tigers eye ball and claw fob, Spanish fan, Octubre Fidelidad disc, 10/- note emergency charm, 1966 Jules Rimet Football World Cup, ballerina, green chalcedony ewer, "I Love You" spinning disc, Eros, and others, gross weight 93g.

Matched pair of Staffordshire earthenware bocage figures, Widow of Zarephath and Elijah and the Ravens, circa 1800, the widow with a barrel and ewer, the prophet by a stream, the square bases, marked 'Widow' and 'Elijah', 30cm.Qty: 2

Pair of Ginori plain white figures, each with a wine ewer, 23cm and 21cm; a Capodimonte figure of a Bavarian traveller with dog (damaged); a Sitzendorf group; and a German figurine modelled as an artist, 21.5cm.Qty: 5Condition report:Please see additional uploaded images of the marks on the bases.

A Facon-de-Venise ewer. The gilded body encrusted with strawberry prunts, the handle in the form of a dragon, 25cm high.

An Indian bronze ewer, 18th century the body cast with heart shaped motifs, on hexagonal base, 29cm [lacking lid].

A large Persian style copper ewer. With stepped hinged lid over a narrow neck and bulbous body. H41cm

A Chinese 16th century monochrome blue glazed ewer.With slender spout and loop handle meeting the flattened pear form, this reflected in raised form to the centre of each side of the body of the ewer. Remains of gilt decoration to the body, link between vase and spout missing, all raised on a tall, spread foot. The base with overglaze red mark. H23.5cm.ProvenanceThe ewer is accompanied by a handwritten letter dated 1911 and reading "I sold this old blue porcelaine vase to Miss Neste Evans, which I bought from the Bedouin husband of the late Lady Digby, Salim Hahim" (in English and Arabic).Lady Jane Digby, born in 1807, received a good education, unusual for women at the time, and excelled at languages. She was presented at court at the age of 16, married several times in England and across Europe, and finally travelled as a divorced woman to the Holy Land. Famously, she set off on her greatest adventure on camel to Palmyra, dressed in local attire, and eventually married the Arab sheikh Medjuel el Mezrab.Having acquired the ewer as in the letter above, it remained in the family of Miss Eleanor Neste Evans, 1878-1963, and thus passed to the current vendors, her Great Grandchildren. Eleonor Evans also travelled widely, visiting Japan, Hong Kong, Hawaii, Canada, and Syria, amongst others, in the early 20th century. It was in Damascus that she acquired the vase as described in her detailed journal:24th March 1911: "'Grandpa' was to-day determined to take us to see his own house… there he showed us old Arabic tiles, Syrian daggers, and most interesting of all several pieces of Chinese porcelain that he bought at the sale of Lady Digby's things. I think I must buy one of these pieces, if only for the history attached to it. 'Grandpa' says she lived in Damascus in the winter, and the summer in a tent in the desert with her husband's Bedouin wife: extraordinary idea…"25th March: "Went again to old man's house, where he dressed up in lovely silk robes… Glad I am not one of his women-folk, he is very snappy with them. I have bought the blue vase that was once Lady Digby's."Cf.: Krahl & Ayers, Chinese Ceramics in the Topkapi Saray Museum, Vol II, pp 819-820. Condition Report: It has lost most of the guilding, there is a lose to a small section at the front of the neck, the blue glaze is chipped on either side of the handle and to the lower edge of the rim on one side. It has a firing faults at the base of the spout and to the body.

A Collection of Various Copperwares to Comprise Large Ewer, 51cm high, Cups etc

A Greek Black-glazed Ewer, Circa 300-100 B.C. H:7.5cm, W:6cm Old broken at neck Collection of Gabriele und Wolfgang Leiner, and thence by descent. Gabriele and Wolfgang Leiner are known for their historical research and editorial work, particularly on topics related to W??rttemberg history and historical documents from the region. They are the editors of Gottfried Tobias Ritter s Stuttgarter Tagebuch 1805

A Royal Crown Derby baluster ewer decorated in the Imari pattern, handle neck and base richly decorated in gilt AF; a Royal Crown Derby coffee cup and saucer; tea cup and saucer and a pin dish

A box of assorted metalwares, to include Eastern tray, ewer and glasses, Gallery 19 candelabra, wall plaque, goblet and bell etc.

A quantity of metalwares including silver plate, copper ewer, brass wares, two silver topped jars, cutlery, small amount of cut glass and cranberry coloured glass

A bronze Art Nouveau-style figural ewer, 20cm high. Condition - fair/good

A large Zsolnay brown bodied ewer, with gilt decoration, 33cm high. Condition - good

A West German pottery lamp, modelled in the form of a large pierced ewer embossed with stylised foliage under brown and mottled glaze, 60cm high.

A YELLOW GROUND VASE AND A BLUE AND WHITE WINE EWER Baluster vase with moulded decoration of foo lions, beast lug mounts at sides, turquoise glazed interior, apocryphal mark to base; an ovoid ewer with four ring lugs to shoulders, short curved spout, decorated in blue underglaze peonies 24cm and 30cm high Condition Information: The foot of the wine ewer appears to have been restored and over-painted Ownership Statement: This item is offered for sale without disclosing the identity of the owner. For a condition report or further images please email hello@hotlotz.com at least 48 hours prior to the closing date of the auction. This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration.

A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED SILVER, WHITE METAL & PLATED WARES. comprising a Eastern ewer, a pair of baluster shaped vases, a tapered vase, a photo frame, a silver backed brush, a decanter coaster, an ashtray, a silver plated sugar bowl, a pair of sugar tongs, etc, white metal weight 1083 grams (Q).

Old Hall, aesthetic movement design ewer with 1884-1886 mark to base, H 31cm

A late 19th century french gilt and bronze Ewer, circa 1870 converted to table Lamp, stamped 'Vittoz Bronzier, a Paris', decorated in relief with a band of sea nymphs and dolphins in water, the shoulder applied with nymph upon seahorse and the scrolled handle with satyr below nymph, raised on shaped base, H 51 cm.

Sir Edmund Elton for Sunflower Pottery; a spouted Ewer, decorated in trickles of greens, blues and ochres, with floral decoration to body, painted Elton mark to base, H 18cm.

Livesley Powell & Co Victorian ewer with blue background and white moulded relief decoration, 19cm tall. In good condition with no obvious damage or restoration. Some surface wear.

A 19th century German (possibly Berlin) porcelain miniature ewer encrusted with flowers, 15 cm high to/w a Meissen quatrefoil dish painted with birds and insects, five Victorian floral-painted china cups and saucers, a Collingwood Bros floral-painted dish, a Royal Worcester blue and white plate printed with Japanese motifs and a Copeland milk jug (box)

Comprising six Chinese enameled porcelain plates with gilt rims, seven Japanese trefoil shaped porcelain plates, five Chinese enameled porcelain 'xi' plates, a Japanese sake bottle and two cups, and a Chinese blue and white porcelain ewer.(Height of largest 10 inches)Qty: (14)No condition report? Click below to request one. *Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact and Doyle New York shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. Please contact the specialist department to request further information or additional images that may be available.Request a condition report

A very large terracotta pottery ewer, 72cm high.

A brass mounted metal ewer, 41cm high

A pair of Continental cast metal ewer garnitures, in the form of Classical decoration raised on black slate bases, 35.5cm, high

Spode, The Antique Vase Ewer and Basin. Limited edition numbered Ewer 574 and Jug 507. With certificates. Height of jug: 30cm (2)

A late 19th century cast spelter renaissance style ewer - decorated in low relief with strapwork putto and a vacant cartouche, 36cm high. (2)

A silver wine ewer - London 1887, of pedestal form with gadrooned shoulders and foliate strapwork engraving, the handle in the form of a caryatid, 729g.

An early 20th century Italianate cast spelter ewer - decorated with a griffon mask, 60cm high.

A French Silver Ewer, stamped T Fres possibly for Tetard Freres, and 950 Standard, of octagonal panelled form chased and cast with strapwork, leaf scrolls, anthemion and ears of wheat, engraved with monogram, the shaped handle with woman's head finial on circular reeded base 10ins high, weight 39ozs

Zsolnay, Hungary, 20th Century, three pieces of Eosin green gold lustre, comprising: - a pair of Art Nouveau style nude female figures each peering into a ewer, each 5ins high and a kneeling female nude, 10ins high, all with gilt marks to basesPair of female figure ewers - there appears to be no obvious sign of damage/loss/restoration to these two pieces, other than some wear to undersides of bases. Larger figure - slight scratching to lower left thigh as well as to upper right knee, small spot on midriff, 0.5ins long scratch to the lower right shoulder blade and some light scattered scratching to the lower base. 

An Indian Mughal Brass Ewer and a Copper and Brass Ewer, the brass ewer with pear-shaped body, raised and incised decoration, the domed cover with turned finial and with serpent pattern handle on four stump feet, 12.25ins (31.1cm) high, the Kashmiri copper and brass ewer, cast with floral paisley and geometric ornament with reeded finial and serpent pattern handle 11ins (27.9cm) high

A pair of bronze and gilt ewer form table lamps with figural handle, 34cms high (2).

A fine silver ewer from Bhuj, India, circa 1890, exquisitely crafted in repousse and chased silver, featuring a stylised bird-form spout and a serpentine handle. The bulbous body is richly decorated with intricate floral scrollwork and hunting scenes, depicting gallant warriors on horseback pursuing wild animals. The gracefully arched handle is sculpted as a coiled cobra with a raised hood, a striking motif symbolising protection and power. The neck transitions seamlessly into the detailed bird-head spout, with finely engraved feathers and a pronounced beak. Stamped Silver at the base.  Height: 20cm, Weight: 736g

AN IRAQI SILVER AND NIELLO WATER EWER, BASRA, 20TH CENTURY H:15cm, Weight: 200g 

A Chinese export silver drinks set by Wang Hing & Co of Hong Kong, early 20th century, comprising a spirit ewer and six shot beakers, each decorated in relief with blossoming prunus branches, and an oval gallery tray, engraved with blossoming prunus branches, on ball feet, Wang Hing marks to all pieces, total weight 725.5g, height of ewer 19cm.

A COLLECTION OF SILVER ITEMS To include: an Edwardian ewer shaped cream jug by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London 1907, with a beaded border, a ribbon and bow band, on a square foot, 11.5cm high; a win handled trophy cup and cover by Barker Brothers (Herbert Edward Barker & Frank Ernest Barker), Chester 1924, with a lobed finial to the cover, twin loop handles, engraved Hambledon Hunt Cup and on a circular pedestal foot, 10.5cm high; an Egyptian silver coloured fava bean pot, post 1946 .900 standard, engraved with strapwork, 14cm high; a silver coloured bell in the form of a seated figure on a temple, stamped 925, 10.5cm high; a silver coloured figure carrying various items, stamped 925, 8.5cm high; and other silver coloured items 682g (21.95 oz) gross Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer

A Locke & Co Worcester blush ivory ewer, decorated with recumbent sheep in landscape, height 5ins

In the manner of Charles Baldwin for Royal Worcester, an owl painted ewer, circa 1886, of domed form with drawn tusk spout and Griffin moulded handle, decorated with an owl perched on fruiting pine branches against gilded moonlit sky with gilt heightened crows in flight, green printed marks, and dated to base, shape no.1048, height 10cm.