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Click here to subscribeA pair of Chinese blue and white 'Prunus' vases and covers, late 19th/20th Century Each of slender baluster form, rising to a short neck, surmounted by a wide brimmed and domed cover with shishi finial, the exterior sides typically decorated in rich underglazed cobalt with branches adorned with an abundance of blossom blooms, Kangxi four-character mark, 39cm high. (2)
A 19th Century Shaw & Sons copper and brass samovar Being of cylindrical form with domed lid and knop finial, flanked by twin carrying handles, the tap marked with makers name and '200 lbs pressure', height approx. 35cm, together with a pair of copper cylindrical canisters and covers, each approx 22cm high (3).
A Victorian rosewood novelty sewing accessory In the form of a miniature dining table fitted with a central turned finial carrying handle surrounded by cotton reel holders, with pin cushion side panels, approx 16cm high (incomplete), together with a Victorian carved bone and glass egg timer, approx 9.5cm high (2). CONDITION REPORT: top is loose and missing two bobbing holders, split to top, hour glass good
A Chinese blue and white Export porcelain lidded pot, Circa 1770 Of Gaiwan form, the bulbous ridged body, applied with twin strap handles, terminating at floret terminals, the exterior sides painted in rich underglazed cobalt depicting pavilion riverside landscapes, surmounted by a domed and scalloped cover and gilt ball finial, 16cm high.
Chinese late 19th century Canton famille rose bottle vase and domed cover, the body decorated with flowers, birds and insects between ruyi and palmate bands, 38cm. Condition Report 360 Large chip and numerous others and smaller to the rim of the cover and a further two large chips to the finial. Firing flaw at the base of the finial. Firing crack to the underside of the rim. The vase has a long, hairline crack approximately 20cm long around the base above the foot rim. Large chip to the rim. Some light surface scratches and scuffs. Some losses to the painted decoration especially that which is pink.
A matched Edwardian silver three-piece Tea Set, the teapot by John Edward Wilmot, hallmarked Birmingham, 1902, the sugar bowl and cream jug by William Bruford & Son, hallmarked Birmingham, 1906, of ornate ovoid form with chased scroll and floral decoration, teapot with ebonised wood handle and finial, sugar bowl and cream jug with impressed marks on base "Bruford & Son - Eastbourne & Exeter", teapot 4¾in (12cm) high, approximate total weight 15ozt (3)
A large pair of French late 19th century gilt bronze chenet, each in the Neo-classical style, with urn finial over still leaf cast swags, the central columns of fluted and tapering form, h.48cm Condition Report / Extra Information Two swags loose but present Light surface wear and tarnishing Otherwise no apparent faults
A 19th century French bronze and gilt bronze pot pourri and cover, the shallow bowl having finial top pierced cover, supported on three lion mask legs and paws to a circular base, h.28cm Condition Report / Extra Information Edge of cover bent to one side, but no breaks Small dents to cover Light handling wear Otherwise no apparent faults
A Chinese circa 1900 carved giltwood panel, being a central pagoda with rising steps, depicting ceremonial figure scenes, the lower section with figures upon horseback in battle, 60 x 30.5cm, d.8.5cm Condition Report / Extra Information Appears all original and untouched. Warrior lower left with loss to arm from elbow and small gilding loss to object in right hand. Some gilding losses all over. Possible fretwork losses to panels at top of stairs. One finial to fence post is missing at lower left.
A late 19th century French black slate and bronze mounted mantel clock, of architectural form, with urn finial and floral mask decoration, to a black circular dial with Roman numerals and twin winding holes for an eight day movement, the movement stamped R&C Paris & London, with pendulum, h.39cm Condition Report / Extra Information Fully running with hammer strike. Marble case with small number of tiny chips to base. Metalwork good. Dial and glass both good.
John Grant of Fleet Street London fine Regency mahogany domestic regulator, circa 1800, the 14" silvered signed dial, with subsidiary seconds dial and strike/not strike aperture above the XII, the large five pillar movement with deadbeat escapement maintaining power, wood rod pendulum with roller suspension and graduated regulation nut, the hours struck on two bells, the drum case with concave sided cresting and acorn finial, flanked by fluted corbels carved with flowers, the flush fitting flame mahogany veneered door within canted corners over a boxbase, the whole with ebony stringing, h.231.5cm Eminent clockmaker John Grant was free of the Clockmakers Company from 1781 and died in 1810
A pair of Royal Worcester porcelain fruit painted pot pourri vases and covers, by John Freeman & Harry Ayrton, each with finial topped crown shaped pierced outer covers, plain inner covers, and painted with apples and grapes on a mossy bank, one signed H Ayrton and the other Freeman, both embellished in gilt, black marks, shape No.1286 M/S, each monogrammed verso P.W & D.H, h.25.5cm Condition Report / Extra Information One crown cover with finial re-stuck and one supporting section missing Otherwise excellent with only minor blemishes Gilt good and complete
A Lowestoft porcelain pedestal rice bowl and cover on stand, circa 1775-80, the pierced and domed cover with flower head knopped finial, the bowl with ribbed footed base, the stand (possibly associated) with shaped rim, the whole underglaze blue printed in the Pinecone pattern, gross h.18cm (restored) Condition Report / Extra Information Stand possibly associated Cover with restoration Bowl with restored area to rim approx 1.5" sq.
An interesting late 18th/early 19th c. Mahogany Dressing Chest, having shield shaped, Mahogany bevel plated mirror in brass finial topped, shaped supports with lower swan pediments, flanked by two short jewellery drawers, the cross-banded and strung rectangular top over two short and one long drawer having Mahogany linings, brass handles and floral inlaid fronts, standing on square legs with brass castors. 42" wide x 62" high x 18 1/2" deep.
* A contemporary silver pedestal racing trophy cup and cover, in the Art Deco style, the cover with horse and jockey finial, the body of tapering form, to stepped circular foot, maker Wakely & Wheeler, London 1980, 17oz, h.25.5cm Condition Report / Extra Information Very small dent to underside of cover Some light surface scratches and tarnishing throughout Stands well Cover fits well Generally good order
A Dresden "Schneeballen" floral encrusted and bird decorated cup, cover and saucer, saucer diameter 14.5 cm and cup and cover height approx 9 cm, bears pseudo"Friedrich Rex" under-glazed blue mark CONDITION REPORTS Saucer with hairline crack and some chips to applied decoration, cup with various chips and losses to applied decoration including some losses to the birds, foliage, flowers, etc., cover with some chips and losses to applied decoration including possibly a handle or finial missing (please see photos).
A Chinese porcelain "Willow" pattern blue and white export ware ovoid teapot with openwork handle and relief work spout, raised on a circular foot, 16 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Lid has chip and wear to gilding to finial, lid is not a snug fit so there is a possibility that it may be associated, teapot has chips to inner rim, general wear and scuffs, cracks (possibly firing cracks) to foot rim (see photos), scuffs and dirt to foot rim, teapot body has some scuffs, dirt and some stains to spout, handle appears sound.
An 18th Century oak long case clock, the eight day movement with brass dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, inscribed "Whitehurst Derby 1763", the hood with broken arch pediment, 218 cm tall CONDITION REPORTS Diameter of dial approx. 33 cm, dial with general wear and scuffs, hands with some lighter areas possibly re-soldering. Case with wear and scuffs, various alterations, repairs and losses including key escutcheon missing, keyhole position moved, no locking mechanism, various holes drilled, nails and screw repairs, small wood section screwed to front to hold door closed, various chips and losses to edges, mouldings repaired using various screw holes and bolts, various splits to sides and mouldings, various replacement sections to carcass, various splits to carcass, and some areas of moulding and corners etc. missing - please see photos for examples. Hood with fabric nailed to top, fabric is torn and damaged, various chips to mouldings, various splits and chips to edges. Finial area appears to have a section missing and finial has been moved to one side and re-attached. Pendulum with some mis-shaping, weights with some rusting and losses. Various holes drilled to carcass (please see photos for examples). Moulding/bottom of plinth appears to be missing. Case and clock generally in need of some attention.
A 17th Century Norwegian silver spoon with ball finial by Lucas Andersteen, Bergen, with spiral twist stem, 12.8 cm long, 0.8 oz CONDITION REPORTS Overall with wear and scuffs, bowl is irregular in shape, some rubbing to marks, various scratches to back where handle meets bowl of spoon, also various scratched letters in the back of the bowl, ball finial has some mis-shaping and appears to be made in two parts and the join to the two halves is visible/separating slightly, the bowl of the spoon is quite uneven and worn and may have been re-shaped due to denting and is quite pitted around edges with possibly some old repairs around edges.
A late 19th Century Japanese sterling silver hollow ware three piece tea set comprising teapot, sugar basin and milk jug with embossed floral decoration in the Art Nouveau taste, stamped to base "Kuhn Korma Sterling", 29.7 oz CONDITION REPORTS All with wear, scuffs and dents. Teapot has no inner lining, and has some dents. Teapot lid finial broken off and with various dents, solder and tarnish, lid with some dents. Jug is crudely repaired all around the rim, and very dented. Sugar basin lid is very dented and basin is dented and base is squashed.
A Victorian silver ink / quill stand centrepiece of domed form with pierced and embossed decoration, depicting various Roman figures, the lid with a figural finial inscribed "RR" and "HR" (by Joseph Angell Senior and Joseph Angell Junior, London, 1849), 13.5 cm high, 11 oz including glass inkwell CONDITION REPORTS Hinge broken and lid therefore detached, overall some squashing and mis-shaping, several splits to the pierced decoration.
A plated soup tureen with cover, the domed top set with recumbent fawn finial and the body with a pair of stag head handles, raised on four hoof feet, together with a matching ladle of slot handle in the manner of Collis & Co. Birmingham, 27 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Some general wear and scuffs, and a few small knocks and scratches, but overall externally appears in good condition. Interior has quite a lot of scratches,and some tarnish.
A Victorian silver engraved teapot of squash form, raised on four shell scrolled feet (by William Hunter, London, 1850), 24.8 oz CONDITION REPORTS General wear and scuffs. Some deterioration to the insulating bands. Some small knocks and dents. Finial slightly loose/wobbly. There is something rattling inside the teapot (possibly within the handle or the spout - but not visible). Generally appearance seems to be reasonably good.
An early Victorian mahogany linen press, the arched pediment with beaded decoration over similarly decorated figured panelled doors enclosing a later hanging rail, over two short and two long drawers on turned feet, 124 cm wide x 216 cm high CONDITION REPORTS The piece is in two sections. Some deep impressed marks all over but espescially to the sides. The majority of these marks are dark in colour. Some small scratches and general wear and tear through out. There are some dark impressed marks to the front espescially to the right hand door. There is a missing section to the top ont he left hand side. To the right 'finial' has some evidence of cracking and one small round hole. To the right hand side there is some veneer at the bottom becoming loose and some holes near the back. To the left hand side there is a deep score mark and small section of missing veneer. There is a small section of missing veneer o the bottom right corner. To the back top right hand corner there is evidence of repairs. There are some scratches around the key holes. The interior of the linen press section is missing and converted to a hanging area. General wear and tear through out.
A COLLECTION OF HALLMARKED SILVER TO INCLUDE AN UNUSUAL SET OF SIX TEASPOONS WITH PIERCED FINIAL DEPICTING A BIRD FEEDING IT'S CHICKS IN THE NEST - BIRMINGHAM 1913, together with a hallmarked silver bread fork and nine assorted silver teaspoons, approx combined weight 195 g For shipping price on this lot please visit www.cuttlestones.co.uk/shipping
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