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Click here to subscribeA matched pair of Chinese blue and white 'Lotus' vases 18th/19th Century Each of baluster form, rising from a splayed foot, the dark blue cobalt ground, detailed with white blossoming lotus, 17cm high. (2) CONDITION REPORT: First vase - Minor chips on base rim, inner base rim with a section 1.5" line where glaze has been chipped, cover lacking finial. Second vase - Two cips to base rim 1" and 0.5" long. Cover lacking finial.
A pair of Turkish Iznik style vasesEach of shouldered ovoid form surmounted by a domed cover and pointed finial, with all over rich cobalt geometric and concentric designs, reserved against a white ground, 44cm high. (2) CONDITION REPORT: Vase 1 - Extensive repaired cracks to the upper rim, area approx 10cm in size, broken into four individual pieces. Small shallow chip to interior upper rim, approx 1cm in size.Cover - Ball finial has prevously broken away and been restuck. Glaze losses throughout. Chip to rim, approx 2cm in size. Glaze burn throughout. Vase 2 - Shallow chip to rim, apprx 2cm in sie. Several glaze nibbles and area of loss. Several glaze losses to the foot rim. Cover - Extensive damage, cover previously been broken into several pieces and restuck. Glaze loss and burn.
A Chinese blue and white baluster vase, 19th CenturyThe exterior sides decorated with figures and floral designs within ruyi bands, unmarked, 28cm high. CONDITION REPORT: Firing cracks to the Shish finial,Small firing cracks and fritting visible throughout,Very small rim hole to the footrim, approx 0.3cm in size.
A Japanese Bisansha silver teapot, 20th CenturyOf rounded globular form, cast with flowering blossoming trees on gnarled branches, marked to base "Bisansha" silver, 11cm high. CONDITION REPORT: Genera; tarnishing, only v minor. Rubbing and wear. Otherwise its in good condition. Stamped Bisansha silver, with lozenge shaped motif. Total weight 580g including lid handle and finial.
A fine quality Adams revival brass coal bucket on stand, early 20th centuryLid with olive branch decoration and finial, base with rams heads and swags raised on hoof feet, complete with carrying handles, height 69cm. CONDITION REPORT: Lot 151 - General tarnishing to cover "speckled"Dents/bruises to cover"Split" in brass glaze below rams mask approx 2" long, otherwise good.
A 19th century Chinese bronze incense burner, the pierced cover with dragon finial on a bulbous body with eight applied dogs of foe, on wasted stem with applied figure of a dragoon, 53cm high (traces of gilding), on an associated Chinese hardwood base, with four scroll legs linked by a circular stretcher with pierced apron, 39cm high, 39cm diameter
19th/ early 20th Century butter dish with silver plated dog finial, silver plated thistle shaped condiment set, hallmarked silver salt spoon, Victorian ivory and silver plate knife rest, Victorian cameo and other silver plate in one box Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
A mahogany eight day longcase clock, signed Hugh Lough, Penrith, circa 1790, broken arch pediment, 12-1/4-inch brass dial, date aperture, recessed silvered plaque signed Hugh Lough Penrith, four pillar movement with anchor escapement, inside countwheel striking on a bell, later case, 220cm high02.08.17, Hood sides with later sound frets, finial with damage, plinth front with one crack, dial is slightly discoloured, later added wooden blocks beneath movement seatboard on both side cheeks, movement needs cleaning, with pendulum and two weights.
A gilt metal and porcelain mounted striking mantel clock garniture, signed Achille Brocot, circa 1880, surmounted by a urn finial, green porcelain mounts depicting cherubs and flowers, mask and acanthus leaf mounts, green porcelain dial with Roman numerals, twin barrel movement striking on a bell, movement backplate stamped AB within a star for Achille Brocot, 35.5cm high 31.07.17, Gilding has faded, porcelain mounts with minor scratches, some enamel dots are missing in parts, dial with chips around the winding holes, movement needs cleaning, no pendulum, garniture with gilding faded, one of the bases with a crack to the porcelain panel, garniture with some enamel dots missing.
An extensive Orange Block pattern dinner service by Eric Slater for Shelley Pottery, comprising six graduated lozenge shaped meat plates, pair of twin handled circular tureens and covers, pair of twin handled lidded soup bowls, pair of sauceboats, a sauce ladle, twelve dinner plates, twelve starter plates, and twelve dessert dishes, each with printed backstamps verso, the largest meat plate 49cm (49) Condition Report / Extra Information One tureen cover with break to base of finial, later repaired.Some losses and fading to painted decoration throughout.
A Thomas Forrester & Son Art Deco ceramic jar and cover, the cover with pinched triangular stepped finial, the raised step design with bright coloured floral stylised decoration, printed backstamp verso, h.32cm; together with a matching vase, h.30.5cm; and a matching jardiniere, h.21.5cm, each from the Syrian Range (3) Condition Report / Extra Information All finely crazed throughout.Vase and cover with star crack to inside of body.General surface throughout.Some small paint losses to all three.
A Victorian Scottish hardstone set dirk pin, set throughout with hardstones with a briolette cut smokey quartz finial and foliate engraved mounts, 9.5cm long NB: Two finials deficient from centre sectionThere are two finials deficient to the centre section. It is not hallmarked or stamped but in our opinion would test as silver. It fastens with a pin and c-hook. Gross weight 19.2 grams. Condition Report made 17th August 2017.
A GOOD "MEISSEN STYLE" PORCELAIN MANTLE CLOCK with eight day movement stamped GR, No. 1419, striking on a single bell, the dial with black and white Roman numerals, the case with applied figures and flower heads, floral painted panels and gilt scrolls. 18ins high, (finial missing). Cross swords mark in blue, letter T.
An 18th century oak brass faced longcase clock by Daniel Dalton of Church Lawford. The hood with columns and swan neck pediment and brass finial. Brass 10" brass dial with roman numeral chapter ring, the movement striking on a bell. Movement looks clean, lacks weight and pendulum. Measures 67cms x 53cms x 20cms
A good mixed lot to include three vintage 20th century hip flasks two of traditional form one of oval form, a mixed group of vintage gold and costume jewellery, a collection of vintage coins, various novelty corkscrews, Sekonda watch, a brass fly inkwell, carved Chinese elder faces, a set of 1950s sputnik atomic cocktail spoons with ball finial handles, two signed miniature rugby balls in case, an armorial name stamp for The London Lancashire Insurance Company. etc. Please see images.
A 20th century studio art cranberry glass decanter and drinking glass set by Murano consisting of a decanter with gilt decorated classical scenes with a banded tapering neck with plain flared rim and large gilt finial stopper, the six glasses having gold band to foot depicting matching classical scenes. Complete with original certificate. Highest measures 36 cm.
A possibly Wedgwood 19th century Victorian black basalt caneware (cane wear) ceramic teapot of globular form being decorated with floras and scroll work. Condition Report: Small chip to finial on lid some ware to the spout small chip to rim ware to handle split and small chips to body. Please see images. Measurements: 10 cm high, 17 cm long and 12 cm wide.
A rare late Georgian silver and parcel gilt saffron teapot, unmarked, hinged domed gadrooned lid with conforming carved wooden finial, the uprising gilt foliate rim over a compressed bun form body with half-gadrooning, gilt foliate capped joined scroll handle, on four cast floral and paw bracket feet, 6½in. (16.5cm.) long, weight 9.0 tr.oz. * Condition: Good condition. Upper of the two lower handle mounts has been pushed in slightly causing a shallow dent to body.Wear to parcel gilding to rim and cap on handle.
Horse racing and Champion Hurdle interest, four silver trophies awarded to the champion racehorse Saucy Kit, trained by 'Peter' Easterby and famously ridden by Roy Edwards to win the 1967 Champion Hurdle Challenge Cup at Cheltenham, to include: the owner's silver replica of the Champion Hurdle trophy by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd., London 1967, 7¾in. (19.7cm.) high; two covered trophy cups by the same maker, London 1965, inscribed for the 'Kempton National Hunt Centenary Cup Hurdle', 27th Dec. 1966 and 'Wolverhampton National Hunt Centenary Cup', 31st Oct. 1966, both ridden by Edwards; and a large silver gilt trophy, for the 'Beverley Races, The George Habbershaw Trophy' dated 24th August 1966, ridden by N. McIntosh, 15½in. (39.5cm.) high, gross weight 87.5 tr.oz; together with a large framed hand coloured photographic print of 'Saucy Kit'; a smaller mounted monochrome copy of the same portrait photograph by Rex Coleman for Baron Studios; and five enamelled Sandown Park, Ascot and Epsom member's badges dated 1954, 1955 and 1957. (11) * Provenance: By family descent from Saucy Kit's owner, Mr. K. F. Alder. ** Condition: - Challenge Cup: Very good, with no faults. - Wolverhampton Nat. Hunt: Horse finial bent over slightly with one of front hooves detached from cover. Any easy repair. Otherwise very good. - Kempton Nat. Hunt: Very good condition. - Beverley Races: A few scratches to surface which have caused lines of tarnish to gilt and a patch of tarnish approx. 2 x 1in. to back of foot. Needs cleaning. - Photos and badges: In good condition, with no faults.
A George III silver sugar caster, London, 1806, maker's mark rubbed but probably Peter and William Bateman, urn form with reeded girdle, the gourd form pierced top with bladed knop finial, square base inscribed "S.H.C. Ne'Le 1st Mai 1807, 7in. (17.8cm.) high, weight 3.5 tr.oz. * Condition: Small dent to foot underside, three shallow indents to body.
A late 19th century Hanau silver sugar caster, German, London import mark for B. Muller & Son, 1895, ovoid, the extensive repoussé decoration with two rococo reserves with maidens, the domed floral and foliate cover with foliate scroll finial, 4¾in. (12cm.) high, weight 4.75 tr.oz. * Condition: Good condition, with no damage. Slight wear to fine detail from polishing.
A Mason Ironstone vase and cover, octagonal baluster form, in the Chinese manner, with bright decoration of exotic birds amidst chrysanthemum, lotus and magnolia, with blue and gold stylized dragon handles, the cover with a pair of dolphins as the finial, together with four Mason plates, with an exotic bird amidst a floral setting, on a turquoise ground, one plate a/f, vase 15in. (38.1cm.) high. (5) * Condition: Vase in good condition, with rubbing to gilt. Three plates good, one broken in two and glued.
A George III silver baluster pepper caster, Thomas and Jabez Daniell, London 1773, with reeded borders, pierced dome cover with spiral finial and stepped pedestal foot, 5½in. (14cm.) high, weight 2.75 tr.oz. * Condition: Marks clear to both base and cover. Soldered splits to top and bottom of seam on neck. A few dings and small dent to body. Tiny split to cover flange. Chased decoration to cover worn and a few dings.
A Victorian pierced silver and glass butter dish, cover and stand, Joseph Angell I and Joseph Angell II, London 1837, the circular dish and stand with ornately pierced floral decoration, both the dish and cover with vacant cartouches amidst the pierced design, the cover with a poppy flower finial, opening to reveal a frosted glass liner, silver weight 17.5 tr.oz. * Condition: In very good condition, with clear hallmarks on all pieces, liner good.
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