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Click here to subscribeA Gilt-Bronze Figure of Medicine Buddha Seated in dhyanasana on a double-lotus base, wearing a sanghati with incised borders falling in elegant pleats at his ankles and over his left shoulder, the tightly coiled hair rising over the ushnisha and topped by a finial. Height: 6 7/8 inches (17.5 cm) Provenance: Private Collection, Pennsylvania. [Overall wear, dents, lacking alms bowl and medicinal fruit] Starting Bid: $800
A Mandarin`s Velvet-Brimmed Hat The upturned brim faced with black velvet and the high crown covered in black satin under a tassel of red twisted silk cord, the gilt-metal button the insignia of an official of the fourth rank. 19th Century Width: 9 1/2 inches (24.1 cm) approximately [Overall wear, losses to the velvet and finial, lacking feather fastener and streamer] Starting Bid: $500
A VICTORIAN SILVER SUGAR SHAKER, London 1893, Elkington & Co Ltd., with knopped finial, pierced pull off top with reeded bands, the plain pear shaped body with central girdle, raised on a stepped circular foot (c.8ozs). 19cm high Provenance: From the Collection of the late James O'Driscoll SC
AN EXTENSIVE HEREND OF HUNGARY HAND-PAINTED DINNER SERVICE, with naturalistically modelled handles and lemon finial, the white ground decorated with summer flowers and basket weave border with gilt rim, comprising of dinner plates, side plates, dessert plates, three serving dishes and covers, one large oval tureen, soup bowls and covers, cups, saucers, sauce boat, ladles and salts (in excess of 120 pieces) Provenance: Deepwell, Blackrock, Co. Dublin
A Collection of 19th Century Treen: A turned and chip carved tobacco jar; the lid surmounted by a raised ball finial, standing on six bun feet 9 ins (23 cms) in height. A pair of turned cups and saucers. Two pair of turned oak candle sticks; 6½ ins (16.5 cms and 3 ins (8 cms) in height, and a pair of turned taper sticks with ball knopped stems 6 ins (15 cms) in height.
A Tall Brass Standard Lamp. The tapered hexagonal lantern top having a pieced and decoratively embossed dome pediment surmounted by a scalloped conical vent cover with flaming finial. The tall poll support leading down to an embossed circular base raised on three lion paw feet. 85 ins (215 cms) in height.
A large collection of studio pottery wares to include amphora of squat form with ochre colour glaze, a cream glazed jug with blue and ochre decoration, a collection of David Leach wares, a David Leach pottery book, a jug with ribbed sides and inscribed "JD" to base, a trinket dish and cover with frog finial, etc
A collection of Portuguese and other Continental pottery wares to include jar and cover, fruit bowl and three chargers CONDITION REPORTS Lidded jar : significant crazing throughout, some small chips to base, some very small scratches, and other dirty marks, some of the yellow paint to lid may have been re-painted as it is very rough to touch and may be disguising some chips, all over crazing, some rough sections to finial, general wear and tear throughout. Bowl : various assorted chips to rim, one crack running from the rim approx. 7 cm in length, assorted chips to base, some wear to paintwork, general signs of wear and tear. Charger with floral design to centre : assorted chips to rim, some faults to glaze, general signs of wear and tear. Charger with animal to centre : assorted chips to rim, some small scratches. Charger with hunting scene : some signs of repair, assorted chips, some hairline cracks and one with some crazing, foot has been drilled.
An 18th Century Leeds cream ware teapot and cover with entwined handle and floral finial CONDITION REPORTS Chips to lid and losses to finial. Body of teapot has crack across base which also runs up the side of the pot, plus also a crack around the base. Cracks and chips to handle. General wear dirt and scuffs. Various firing blemishes and firing deposits. Approx 9cm diameter.
A pair of bellows, a brass stand, shovel and trivet CONDITION REPORTS Bellows - end of bellows has been snapped off, leather strap is broken, split in wood, overall in used condition. Brass stand - one finial is bent over at an angle, one has been snapped off and is missing, one of the legs is no longer straight, some small knocks, scratches, etc., wooden handle has been split, general wear and tear. Shovel with assorted dents and scratches, has been bent out of shape, showing signs of wear and tear throughout. Poker has been bent and no longer straight, marks and scratches to handle. Trivet with assorted scratches and other marks, some signs of wear and tear.
A Victorian silver mounted cut glass liqueur decanter, the mounts inscribed "Hector Langham August 21st 1866", together with a plate mounted cut glass claret jug CONDITION REPORTS Decanter marked "Hector Langham ..." with significant break to glass and has been in a few pieces at some point, then glued, and glue is now yellowed, also a crack running in the glass all the way up the neck, silver is tarnished, lidded top has lost its finial and no longer fits perfectly, minor dents and scratches throughout. Second decanter with some minor scratches and marks to glass, plated mount is tarnishing, decoration is rubbing in places, general wear and tear throughout.
A blue painted wrought metal garden pergola with floral decoration and gilt finials CONDITION REPORTS Overall with some rusting and tarnish, overall appears to have been re-painted, flower decoration with various flaking and some damage due to rust, pergola generally appears in fairly sturdy order. Side panels approx. 120 cm each, max. width approx. 247 cm, height approx. 317 cm excluding the finial decoration to top. There is a hanging bracket to the central section (which could be used to hang lantern or ornament etc.).
A Hukin & Heath electroplated metal oil and vinegar cruet designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, model no. 2592, the two circular compartments on rod feet, with central rod handle and D finial, with two cut glass bottles and stoppers, stamped marks, 16..5cm. high Literature Christopher Dresser Metalwork The Andrew McIntosh Patrick Collection, Lyon & Turnbull, 19th April 2005 lot 15 for a four compartment version, model no.2592.
A Jack Kirsten Baily Guild of Handicrafts silver muffin dish and cover designed by Charles Robert Ashbee, circular hammered finish with ropework border, the domed cover with silver flowerhead finial, stamped marks, GofH London 1909 23cm diam. approx 18oz. Catalogue notes The hallmarks and date of 1909 tie in with the Guild`s liquidation in that year. Baily stayed in Campden and ran his own workshop under the Guild name.
An Artificer`s Guild Limited silver canister and cover designed by Edward Spencer, panelled circular form, spot-hammered decoration, rope-work borders, the cover with a knop finial, stamped marks, London 1927, 12.3cm high, approx. weight 6oz. Literature The Studio Yearbook 1913, Taschen, page 363 for a comparable canister.
An Edwardian silver tea caddy of lozenge bombé form with hinged lid and finial above a gadrooned rim, on scroll legs, Birmingham 1902 by Marples & Co, height approx 11cm, together with a silver swing handled sweetmeat basket of oval form, on an oval foot, with reeded rims, Birmingham 1904, height approx 12.5cm.
A rectangular enamelled brooch, decorated with the kneeling figure of a lady with a cherub in a landscape setting, probably Viennese, a pair of colourless paste set and black enamelled buckles, designed as ribbon bows, a blue gem set jabot pin, designed as a sword, a silver and pale blue enamelled small rectangular buckle, Birmingham 1910, a 9ct gold topped stick pin, a small brooch, and a ceramic hat pin finial.
A Japanese cloisonné jar and cover, Meiji period, of oblong bombé form, decorated with scattered floral mon on a black ground, beneath a kiku bud finial, height approx 9.5cm, together with a pair of Japanese cloisonné vases, Meiji period, each shouldered ovoid body decorated with butterflies on a black ground beneath a flared neck filled with flowers, height approx 18cm (minor faults).
A Susie Cooper bone china `Clematis` pattern part service decorated with pink banding, comprising teapot and cover (spout chipped), hot water pot and cover, milk jug, sugar bowl, cake plate, five cups and saucers and six plates, another Susie Cooper teacup and saucer, together with a Wedgwood black and white jasper jar and cover with acorn finial and mask handles (repaired), four Coalport teacups and saucers and a Dresden cup and saucer.
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