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Copeland Miniature Ewer (12cm) and odd tea ware

A Royal Worcester ewer with floral decoration on ivory coloured ground, heightened in gilt

A 19th century German salt glaze stoneware ewer, 25.5cm tall

A mid 20thC Indian large finely enamelled brass Ewer, possibly from Rajasthan, the base marked '986 HH india', 45cm high, together with six other middle Eastern and Indian copper and brass pots and jugs (a lot)

A late 17th c. Savona helmet shaped Ewer attributable to Agostino Levantino: typically decorated in shades of copper green, manganses and egg yellow with scattered figures in a landscape, a/f

Chinese Wine Ewer - A ceramic glazed ewer moulded as a calligraphy character, height 23.5cm.

Assorted Silver - A silver ewer with embossed decoration, Chester 1904 , maker's marks for George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, height 23.5cm, together with a three footed bowl, London 1884, maker's mark for Henry John Lias & James Wakely, total weight 543g, together with a silver backed hair brush, Birmingham 1917, maker's mark for Harry Synyer & Charles Joseph Beddoes.

Crested Wares - To include, Teddy Bears 'Four Oaks', bears retailer's mark, East Grinstead, mask of King Edward VII, Bath, a longcase clock, Falmouth - Florence Nightingale statue, Plymouth - Edith Cavell, Teignmouth lighthouse, Dawlish chamberstick, Padstow jug, Lord Clinton Arms Roman ewer, City of Bristol jug from Kendal Museum, a Wootton-under-Edge model of a sack bottle and a Royal Naval Air Service ancient cooking pot.

A Tibetan copper water jug or ewer decorated with scrolling stylised dragons with pierced mask cover, 29cms high.

A Chinese copper red wine ewer with serpent handle and cockerel spout decorated phoenix, 17cm high

A large Chinese celadon glaze wine ewer. (possibly Ming) 30cm high

A Turkish / Islamic copper ewer or coffee pot, 50cms high.

A Chinese blue and white ewer decorated fruit and foliage 27cm high

A MATCHED VICTORIAN SCOTTISH SILVER CELLINI PATTERN FOUR PIECE TEA SERVICE comprising a tea pot, ewer, twin handled sugar bowl and cream jug, all with caryatid handles, chased with antelopes, birds classical heads and torsos, and scrolling foliage surrounding monogrammed 'SC' cartouches, on stepped circular bases, with ivory insulators, the teapot and ewer by James Reid & Co, Glasgow 1886/87, the cream jug and sugar bowl by George Edward & Sons, Glasgow 1886, 2,317gms / 81.72oz, ewer 32cm high, teapot 22cm high, sugar bowl 17cm high, cream jug 15cm high (4)CITES submission reference: FPVMNWPY Condition Report:The ewer is dented to the body. Otherwise the set is in good condition - lids fit snuggly.

WILLIAM MILES JOHNSTON (1893 - 1974) Five Zoo pottery bowls painted with a bird, possibly a Kookaburra, monogram to base, 13cm diameter, a Scottish pottery spongeware bowl and a unmarked child's washbowl and ewer (8) Condition Report:Five Zoo pottery bowls - all crazed, one cracked, one chipped badlya Scottish pottery spongeware bowl - crazed, badly chipped to underside, firing cracksunmarked child's washbowl and ewer - no issues

A WEMYSS WARE EWER AND BASIN in black cockerel & hens pattern, both with T Goode and Co stamp, basin 39cm diameter (2) Condition Report:ewer - crazed and restored to spout and near to handlebasin - crazed and restored

Royal Doulton Lambeth Style Stoneware Small Vases, Ewer, Beaker , Condiment pot, mugs etc, tallest 12.5cm (10)

A collection of silver plated items to include wine ewer, punch bowl, tea pot, etc

A Cased Royal Worcester Six Place Coffee Set, together with two Royal Worcester blush ware twin handled vases and covers, and a similar ewer (4) One coffee cup cracked, large vase with restorations to the cover and the body, smaller vase with the finial reglued, ewer in good condition

A collection of decorative ceramics, to include a Copenhagen figure, a small Doulton ewer, Dresden dishes, a Capodimonte figure etc.

A late 19th century German rectangular porcelain plaque, together with a similar period circular porcelain plaque (2)the first plaque, probably KPMdepicting a classical maiden holding a ewer, mounted in a later rectangular frame, the latter depicting a still life of fruit, unframed, the former, 39.6cm high, the later, 36cm diameter (2)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A collection of assorted perfume bottles, including Chanel No 5 100ml and Libertine; together with assorted scent bottles, including Jean Paul Gaultier torso bottles, a Continental Victorian novelty scent bottle in the form of a ewer with a silver cover, an Art Deco emerald green bottle; a quantity of scrap books containing perfume advertisements, some with fragrance samples, and a book on Collectible Miniature Perfume Bottles by Anne Breton (qty)

A collection of assorted ceramicscomprising Royal Doulton 'Curly Locks' HN2049 (at fault); Royal Worcester 'Saturday's Child Works Hard for a Living' Model 3262; a Petite Ladies Renaissance figure; Hammersley China breakfast cup, saucer, side plate and pedestal fruit bowl printed with fruit and autumn leaves; a Meissen style vase and cover, of ewer form, encrusted with flowers, indistinct crossed swords mark, 20cm high and further Continental pot pourri vase and cover decorated with flowers and putto, 29.5cm high(some damages, losses)

A Turkish brass wine ewer, engraved brass peacock cigarette box, and vase, height 13cm (3)

A SILVER EWEROf baluster form, raised on a circular foot, height 30cm, London 1994, weight 922 gmsCondition Report;  The jug would benefit from cleaning, but is otherwise in good condition, no traces of inscriptions

A Chinese famille verte puzzle ewer, Kangxi style, of flattened form, loop handle and tapering spout, small reserves painted with elders and child attendants, with lid, old repairs, height 22cm.Qty: 1

An F.W. & Co ‘Floral’ blue, white and gilt decorated ewer and basin, the ewer 29cms high; together with a twin-handled vase, decorated with a panel depicting a lady, 38cms high. (3)

Small 18th / 19th Century Nepalese bronze oil lamp in the form of a ewer with dragon handle, 4ins high approximately together with a Chinese dark patinated bronze censer in the form of a figure riding a buffalo, 6ins high

A VINTAGE VALOR 106R PARAFFIN HEATER along with a vintage copper ewer with brass top converted into lamp and a vintage brass Optimus No5 (3)

A cut glass ships decanter with silver plate Brandy label, 27cms; a cut glass decanter with silver plate label, 26cms; an amber coloured glass ewer etched with vines, 39cms; a ribbon twist vase, 25cms. Estimate £30-60

A ROYAL WORCESTER EWER, 19th Century, finely painted with a landscape against apple green ground and raised on a foot, the landscape signed H.Davis. 28cm highCondition Report: Extensively damaged and a 'DIY' repairSee additional images

A ROYAL WORCESTER EWER SHAPED VASE, painted with a continuous landscape of snipe feeding by moonlight, signed Powell, marked in green. 30cm highCondition Report: Condition is very good See additional images

CORK SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY A woman carrying a ewer jug in a landscape Oil on canvas, 75 x 62cm In a giltwood and plaster frame

AN AUSTRIA-HUNGARIAN 19TH CENTURY SILVER EWER, of squashed baluster form, with punched decoration, crested to one side, cast with dragon head handle, raised on stepped circular foot, (9 troy ozs). 16cm high

A GROUP OF FOUR SONG STYLE CERAMICS Including a white glazed conical bowl, a moulded small ewer, a yun type bowl etc. Largest example 17cm diameter Condition: 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.

Royal Worcester porcelain ewer, celadon ground with crane and prunus pattern in gilt relief, chinoiserie base and handle, factory printed mark, 24cm

Attributed to Dr Christopher Dresser, an unusual large terracotta coffee pot, a Wedgwood ewer with "R.D." lozenge for 1873; and a Watcombe water bottle stand and cover (damage to Wedgwood ewer and water bottle stand)

LARGE CHINESE LIDDED EWER,decorated in polychrome enamels and further gilded, bearing six character Qianlong mark to base, 35.5cm high

19TH CENTURY PERSIAN QAJAR EWER,of zoomorphic form, the mouth modelled as a horned animal, painted with a figural panel and with bird and foliate designs, 24cm high

Early 20th century Royal Worcester cabinet cup and saucer, painted with a peacock, together with Royal Worcester ewer hand decorated with roses and Coalport miniature hand painted cabinet cup, jug H10cm

Late 19th century Royal Worcester blush ivory ewer decorated with floral sprays and gilt, with angled bamboo handle, artist monogram BK and printed mark for 1889 beneath, H17cm

Collection of W H Goss crested ware, to include Yorkshire Roman Ewer, Scarborough ancient jug, salt and pepper shakers, Norwegian horse shaped beer bowl, The Old Horse Shoe, etc, together with five Shelley examples modelled as piano, boat, heart shaped box, etc, in two boxes

Studio Terracota Pottery Green Glaze Ewer, with entwined handle and four raised Knights on Horseback, 37cm high (chipped).

A Royal Worcester blush ivory ewer, circa 1903, shape no. 1047, 27.5cm high.

A small group of Royal Worcester miniature blush ivory items, comprising: a coffee can, painted with robins, 4cm high; a floral painted tyg, 3.5cm high; a vase, circa 1897, shape no. 1967; a nun candle snuffer, circa 1919; and a ewer, painted with a robin, 3.7cm high. (5)

A Royal Worcester ewer, circa 1953, shape no. 2711, of claret jug form, painted with a panel of fruit, by J Flexman, 27.5cm high.

A Royal Worcester ewer and similar bottle vase, the ewer circa 1888, shape no. 783, 19cm high; the vase shape no. 1215, 16cm high. (2)

A rare Victorian Royal Worcester reticulated ewer and cover, circa 1881, 27cm high.

G Lhoste, an Arts and Crafts conical brass ewer, having a wave form outlined embossed sides with bark textured finish and a twisted wrought iron handle, maker's name stamped to flared base, 24.5 cm high (soldered seam to base a/f)

An early 20th Century Royal Worcester tusk jug / ewer, having an antler handle and floral decoration, body number 1116, 23 cm

A RARE RUSSIAN AESTHETIC MOVEMENT SILVER EWER marks indistinct, the ovoid body rising to a tall tapering neck, S-scroll handle, engraved with birds, foliage and monogram. 22.5cm high, 7.4 troy ounces

A GEORGE V SILVER CREAM JUG by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1910, the tall ewer with reeded bands and swept handle. 14cm high, 3.4 troy ounces

A VICTORIAN SCOTTISH SILVER CREAM EWER by William Marshall, Edinburgh 1865, with leaf-capped scroll-form handle, chased with flowers and foliage, raised on a circular foot with acanthus leaf border. 18cm high, 7.2 troy ounces

ART NOUVEAU PEWTER CARD TRAY,attributed to WMF, the shaped dish embossed with a Classical maiden picking grapes over a large wine ewer, apparently unmarked but numbered 252, 28.2cm wide

ZSONLAY PECS LUSTRE GLAZED EWER,of small proportions, with figural handle, printed marks to base, 12cm high

PAIR OF CONTINENTAL SECESSIONIST CERAMIC EWERS,late 19th / early 20th century, likely Bohemia, mounted with moulded reclining female figures and glazed in pastel tones, painted and impressed numerals to bases, 20cm high (2)One spout with historic loss, the same ewer female mount with losses to hair, these have been later gilded, otherwise general wear with some fritting to feet or female mounts, marks and blemishes as is usual with bisque porcelain, additional images

C19th Castle Hedingham - Edward Bingham medieval style blue glazed ewer shaped jug, rope twist handle with raised scrolling foliage decoration on circular pedestal foot, H35cm (repaired)

Cut crystal glass claret jug wine ewer with silver clad stopper by Harrison Brothers & Howson Ltd, London, 2001, 24cm tall.

Wedgwood majolica pottery ewer, having white metal mounts in the Egyptian Revival style by Thomas Harwood & Sons of Birmingham, 27cm tall.

Victorian silver mounted cut and etched glass ewer claret jug, the mounts by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1877, 27.5cm tall.