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Click here to subscribeA late 19th Century French Breton buffet side cabinet, in the manner of Henri Deux, surmounted by wheel and acanthus scroll cresting above two glazed doors enclosing shelving , profusely carved to frieze, flanked by fluted pilasters above turned finial under gallery, the base enclosing two heavily carved drawers and two cross banded, fielded panelled doors with central portraiture motif, further fluted pilaster, stepped plinth base c 1890
An early 19th century bracket clock by Mason of Canterbury, with eight-day twin-fusee movement striking the hours to a gong, chiming the quarter hours to bells, with quarter-hour repeat, the arched silvered dial with Roman numerals, slow-fast adjustment and strike-silent feature, the ebonised case with pierced scrolling foliate fretwork sound panels to back door and sides, Romanesque Gothic columns, pieced pediment and three finials. (one finial detached). With original combination winding / adjustment key and door-lock keys, 71cm high
An 18th Century Worcester blue and white teapot, having floral and butterfly decoration, the domed lid with flowerhead finial; a smaller similar, decorated with Chinese river scene; another decorated flowers, AF; a Worcester mustard pot and cover, AF; and a collection of four various teapot and sucrier lids, (8)
A VICTORIAN IRISH SILVER TEAPOT, Dublin 1838, mark of Jas. Fray, of panelled squashed melon form, with naturalistic cast leafy finial, scroll handle in the form of a branch and chased acanthus wrapped spout, the flat hexagonal hinged lid above a body engraved with scroll and shell work, crested to one side and with armorial to the opposing side, (c.762g). 28cm wide over handle and spout
AN IRISH ART NOUVEAU TWO HANDLED TUREEN AND COVER, Dublin 1904, mark of Sharman Dermott Neill, of baluster form, crested, with plain domed lid and finial, the raised angular handles terminating in splayed feet, the body also raised on two fleur-de-lis capped hoof feet, (c.1446g). 20.5cm high, 26cm wide over handles
A REPUBLICAN SILVER TEAPOT, Chester 1915, mark of George Nathan and Ridley Hayes, of oblong form, the domed hinged lid with ebon finial and gadrooned rim, the shaped and ribbed body applied with ebon handle and engraved in old Irish “Sinn Féinn, brontanas do Aine agus í gha pórad ó léna”, and raised on four bun feet, (c.637.6g). 29cm wide over handle and spout
A VICTORIAN FOUR PIECE TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, London 1878, mark of Henry Holland, comprising teapot, coffee pot, cream jug and two handled sugar bowl, each of tapering baluster form with angular handles, the pots each with flat hinged lid and plain silver finial, the bodies of each with conforming chased and engraved scrolling foliate decoration contained within heart shaped panels above leafy swags, crested to one side, the creamer and sugar bowl each with gilt interior, (c.1804g all in). The coffee pot 22.5cm high, 22.5cm wide over handle and spout, the teapot 16.5cm high, 23.5cm wide over handle and spout. (4)
A MAPPIN & WEBB SILVER-GILT POT-POURRI BOWL AND COVER, with Dublin hallmarks for 1918, stamped Importe d'Angelterre, pierced overall and embossed with flower heads, the lid with foliate cresting and cast budding flower head and leafy finial, purple glass liner, (the frame c.409g). 15cm diameter, 14cm high
AN IMPRESSIVE IRISH VICTORIAN SILVER PRESENTATION CLARET JUG, Dublin 1843, mark of Robert Smith, with acanthus wrapped and beaded scroll handle, and domed lid with cast fruiting vine finial set within the naturalistic spout formed as a shell, with raised wavy rim above a section of heavily chased strings of beaded decoration, the lobed baluster body with leafy chased decoration and cast flower heads to a central cartouche inscribed Presented to John Francis Maguire Esqr. M.P. By His Fellow Citizens, without any distinction in testimony of the unparalleled ability energy and zeal for the Public Service which distinguished his conduct during the year 1853 as Mayor of Cork, raised on a skirt of further cast leaves above spreading naturalistic cast and chased base with fruiting vines, (c.1244g). 37cm high, 17cm at widest point
A CONTINENTAL WHITE METAL PAGODA SHAPED TEA CADDY, 19th century, of stepped rectangular form, with stag finial above the stylised lid in the from of a small cottage, the body with a raised cast rim of four pointed leafy flower heads and centred by a shell motif flanked by scrolls, the entire embossed with 'Teniers' style rustic scenes, and supported on four pointed pillar feet. 14cm high and 6.5cm x 4cm
AN IRISH PROVINCIAL GEORGE III TEAPOT BY CARDEN TERRY AND JANE WILLIAMS, Cork c.1805, of panelled octagonal form, applied with ebon handle and finial, centred to either side with bright cut neo-classical engraved decoration, one side containing Burke family crest, raised on four spayed feet, (c.700g). 31cm wide over handle and spout
A GEORGE III MATCHED THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE, London 1806, mark of Peter and William Bateman, comprising tea pot, cream jug and sugar bowl, the creamer London 1808, maker’s mark rubbed, each with bright cut engraved bands of decoration including palmettes, lozenges, beading etc., a wreath to either side, one wreath containing initials on both the teapot and sugar bowl, the teapot with applied ebon handle and cast and stained carved timber pineapple finial, (c.855g all in). The teapot 31cm wide over handle and spout. (3)
AN IRISH GEORGE II TEA KETTLE ON STAND, Dublin 1737, mark of Thomas Sutton, the baluster shaped tea kettle with rattan covered swing handle and circular flat lid with ebon finial, the body engraved with a pseudo armorial, raised on circular tripod burner, crested, the mask capped scroll legs terminating in shell feet, (c.1913g all in). 35cm high, 24cm wide over spout
A LARGE JAPANESE IMARI BALUSTER VASE AND COVER C.1700 The octagonal body decorated in underglaze blue, iron red and gold with shaped panels containing sprays of chrysanthemum and flowering prunus on a dense ground of rhomboid brocade designs, with bands of scrolls, flowerheads and stylised leaves above the foot and to the neck, the shoulder and lid decorated with further scrolls, leaves and brocade balls, with a rounded flattened finial, 52cm. (2)
TWO CHINESE YIXING TEAPOTS AND COVERS 18TH/19TH CENTURY One with an ovoid body lobed to simulate a chrysanthemum flower, the finial formed as a bud, marked Sheng He, the other of simple ovoid form with the spout reconstructed in gilded metal, the rim and finial mounted in gilded metal, the lid connected to the handle with a double chain, a seven character inscription to the base, signed Meng Chen, 11.5cm. (4)Provenance: the teapot with a gilt knop purchased at Christie's, The Frederick M.Mayer Collection of Chinese art, 24th and 25th June 1974, lot 110.
A CHINESE YIXING TEAPOT AND COVER LATE QING DYNASTY Made for the Thai market, the cylindrical grey stoneware body polished with a high shine and with an inner liner, with gilt metal mounts to the rims and finial, the split bail handle with hinged S-shaped terminals, the base with an impressed mark, 21cm. (3)
A CHINESE PALE CELADON JADE VASE AND COVER QING DYNASTY The flattened pear-shaped body carved in shallow relief to each side with a scholar beneath a tree with an attendant, one holding a duck, with animal mask loose-ring handles divided by a band of stylised rocks to the neck, the finial formed as a sinuous dragon, together with an archaistic two-handled celadon jade cup, carved in relief with studs and stylised dragons' heads, each raised on a hardwood stand, 18.9cm max. (5)
A LARGE CHINESE CELADON JADE EWER AND COVER QIANLONG 1736-95 The baluster-shaped body raised on a double lotus foot, the handle formed as a ribbon-tied bunch of lotus, with flower stems and leaves extending around the body, a small bird perched on a seed pod to one side. The spout formed from a curled leaf, the neck with a band of spiral roundels dividing the handles, another bird forming the cover's finial, all raised on an openwork hardwood stand carved with millet and lotus, 26cm. (3) Cf. Compendium of Collections in the Palace Museum, Jade 10, Qing Dynasty, p.66, no.39 for a related vase and cover.
A CHINESE SILVER-WIRE INLAID BRONZE INCENSE BURNER QING DYNASTY The compressed ovoid body with two lug handles and raised on a short flared foot, inlaid with silver wire depicting archaistic taotie designs, cloud scrolls and key fret above a band of stylised dragons, the base with a six character Xuande mark dividing a two character shi sou mark, with a carved hardwood ruyi stand and cover, the cover with a pale celadon jade finial carved as a fish, 19.8cm. (3) Cf. R S Jenyns & W Watson, Chinese Art, p.92, no.58 where a related incense burner with comparable decoration is illustrated.
A CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE BAXIAN BOWL, COVER AND LINER IRON-RED SIX CHARACTER JIAQING MARK AND OF THE PERIOD 1796-1820 Decorated with the Eight Immortals engaged in various pursuits in rocky gardens, the lion dog finial and mask side lifts gilded, the interior and base turquoise, the liner with faux bois to the underside, 18.5cm. (3) Provenance: acquired by John Reeves after his arrival in Canton in 1812, and thence by descent. Cf. 20th May 2009, lot 354 for the pair to this bowl from the Reeves collection sold in these rooms.
Victorian opaque white pressed glass butter dish and cover by George Davidson & Co, of circular form decorated with Union flowers of roses, thistles and clover, 20cm diameter, another opaque white pressed glass butter dish and cover with cow finial and wheat decoration, a commemorative opaque white pressed glass cream jug by Henry Greener, depicting a bust of Disraeli amidst flowers to celebrate his success at the Congress of Berlin in 1878 and other items (7)
A Copeland/Spode England, Luneville Pattern, circular tureen and domed cover with apple finial, presumably after a Strasbourg original, 23cm diameter; together with a quantity of similar wares, some marked 'Luneville/France' or 'Spode/England', and including plates, teacups and saucers (lot) Condition Report Please note that this is a large group lot where condition may vary from object to object. The damage includes: areas of cracking, loss, wear and deterioration.
A Yueh-yao style/olive- green glazed monochrome incense burner and domed cover with seated scholar finial, 25cm high; together with a wood sculpture of a group of East African figures; and metal and green stone scholar's or other implement, 13cm long (3) Condition Report Please note that this is a group lot where condition may vary from object to object; some areas of wear and/or deterioration.
A Chinese white metal part tea-service comprising: a teapot with domed cover and bamboo sprig finial; sugar basin with handles designed as bamboo; and milk jug also with bamboo design handle, the last 12.5cm wide, each piece with maker's or other marks(3) Condition Report Please note that there are some areas of deterioration to this lot which includes a broken hinge on the teapot.
An Old Sheffield Plate Argyle in the Adam taste, with hot water skin, turned wood acorn finial and handle, on stemmed foot, 28 cm high, 10 cm diam at base Condition Report Some tarnish and deterioration including areas of residue polish, loss of patination and detail, areas of bruising and repair evident at the base of spout
A small ruby-ground famille rose teapot and cover with gilt knop finial, decorated with panels depicting Natural History; the base with underglaze blue Qianlong six-character mark but not of the period; together with a Chinese blue and white vase, 13cm high, decorated with a four-character Kangxi mark, but not of the period (2) Provenance: The Property of a Gentleman. The teapot with a circular label, stating: 'Law Fine Art/Joseph Jackson Collection/24th April 2001' Condition Report Please note that there are two items in the lot where damage or deterioration may differ from object to object; the damage includes: some areas of repair, fritting and chipping to the teapot, and some areas of wear to the gilding and/or the enamels of the teapot.
A Victorian compressed melon silver teapot with finial cast as a lurcher, scroll handle with ivory insulators, on honeysuckle-cast scroll feet, William Hunter (probably) London 1842, 24 oz Condition Report Some areas of wear, tarnish and over polishing, with age cracks to ivory brackets on handle. Some small bruises
Set of five Chinese export spoons, stamped with character marks only, the oval bowls to bamboo stems with graduated 'coin' like finials; another similar spoon, the circular bowl with characters echoing the finial; and a condiment spoon, stamped 'W. H.', p PLEASE ALWAYS CHECK CONDITION PRIOR TO BIDDING
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