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Lot 440
19th century Chinese Canton famille rose tea and coffee set, composite, comprising a straight sided teapot with crossover handle and flower finial, a teapot and a coffee pot with scroll handles on circular supports, large sugar basin, slop basin and octagonal milk jug with scroll handle, small dish, four lobed saucers, four plus one circular saucers, six wide tea cups, three small straight sided cups, a tea bowl, five straight sided coffee cups, all with similar figure flower and butterfly painted decoration and gilding (31)
Lot 190
A LATE 19TH CENTURY VIENNA PORCELAIN TWO-HANDLED VASE AND DOMED COVER WITH BUD FINIAL, the urn-shaped body painted with Aurora, the arrival of dawn, depicting a charioteer and eight female attendants, signed Bern, the opposing reserve filled with scrolling leaf curls within a gilt stiff leaf border against a magenta and gilt ground, on a knopped socle and square plinth base, underglaze blue mark, 22cm high. See illustration
Lot 283
A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE BRONZO KORO, having a pierced domed cover with temple lion finial, the circular compressed body cast with oval reserves of prunus blossom and bamboo, divided by mythical animal masks and raised on three tapered legs on a circular plinth base cast with a seal mark, 20cm high
Lot 335
A GEORGE III SILVER MUSTARD, by John Denzilow, London 1800, of oval serpentine form, with domed cover and urn finial, pierced thumbpiece and capped scroll handle, engraved with an heraldic mailed fist and armorial, blue glass liner, together with a spoon, Newcastle no date letter, total approximate weight 4oz (2)
Lot 348
A GEORGE III SILVER-GILT TOAST RACK, by John Emes, London 1806, of classical design, with six double arch divisions, centred by a bifurcated handle supported by spread wings and serpents, gadroon base, on shell cast feet, 12cm high x 16.5cm wide, approximate weight 13oz (lacking finial) Note: Offered upon instructions from a High Court Enforcement Officer
Lot 350
A SMALL COLLECTION OF GEORGE IV AND LATER SILVER DECORATIVE FLATWARE, comprising a child`s Christening knife and fork and spoon, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1823, with flower and leaf embossed handles, a salt spoon, London 1845, with shell bowl, scale handle and female mask finial, a child`s Christening knife and fork by Aaron Hadfield, Sheffield 1849, a caster spoon, import marks for Berthold Hermann Muller, London 1923, with pierced bowl and ship handle, total approximate weight 4oz (7)
Lot 352
A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER TEAPOT, by Samuel Fenton & William Staniforth, Sheffield 1892, of ovoid form, the hinged cover with pineapple finial and encircled by an acanthus frieze, leaf capped scroll handle with heat dividers, the urn shape body repoussé with female masks linked by floral swags and calyx of foliage, on a circular pedestal foot, 25cm high, approximate weight 30oz. See illustration
Lot 365
A MATCHED SET OF FOUR LATE VICTORIAN SILVER SEAL TOP SPOONS, by William Gibson & John Langman, London 1897/98, comprising a pair with oval bowls, square section shafts with apostle finial and seal top embossed with a spread eagle, and a pair with pear shape bowls, the square section shafts with lobed and foliate baluster finials with plain seal tops, total approximate weight 7.5oz, in a black morocco case with crimson silk and velvet lining, stamped with Goldsmiths & Silversmiths trademark
Lot 105
A 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL DESK STAND, POSSIBLY MEISSEN, in gilt brass rococo cast base, mounted with a central porcelain ink well, the hinged gilt brass cover with flower finial, flanked by two swans, fitted with two later candle sconces, the branches entwined with flowers, fitted for electricity, 28cm high overall
Lot 207
Antique large scale dolls’ house drawing room furniture, props from Prudence Kitten, of pale wood with embossed gold paper trim and pink silk upholstery, comprising a day bed with canopy and gilt metal crown finial - 15in (38cm) high, a cupboard, a table, six arm chairs and a carpet (some damage)
Lot 227
Wedgwood engine turned lidded vase Decorated with the dancing hours in black jasper dip, impressed marks and 74 to base, 25cm high Condition report: Very minor nick to the point of the finial. No other damages, restorations or losses to the jasper. `Condition report: see terms and conditions.`
Lot 260
Davenport green dessert service, painted with titled landscapes within green and gilt borders, to include two footed lidded tureens, two rectangular dishes, and five plates, printed and painted marks to bases, mid 19th century, (11) the tureens measure 20cm high Condition report: Overall fine crazing to most pieces. The gilding and enamel are generally in good order with only small signs of use. 1st tureen: finial restuck, one handle restuck, the base broken and restuck. 2nd tureen: finial restuck, both handles restuck (one stapled) hairline cracks to the base. Restuck chip to under rim. Rectangular dishes: both have short hairlines within the body emanating from the pierced areas. Plates: one plate cracked across the centre with associated foot chip. No other damages. `Condition report: see terms and conditions.`
Lot 94
A DERBY ECUELLE OR BROTH BOWL AND COVER well potted with rounded bowl and slightly sunken low domed cover with gilt loop finial, enamelled with scattered roses, swags and a pink and puce ribbon, gilt dentil rim, 15.5cm diam, painted crown over D in puce, c1780-84 ++In what is for these unusually fine condition with no damage or restoration. Wear to the gilt dentil rim around the bowl
Lot 139
TWO ROCKINGHAM SUCRIERS AND COVERS of three spur handle shape with crown finial, similarly decorated with French grey and gilt leafy set patterns, 15cm h, 2/22 in gilt or unmarked, c1830-42 ++Both fine examples, one with only slight wear to the gilding on the crown, the other with some discolouration of the glaze inside
Lot 165
A RARE LARGE ROCKINGHAM HEXAGONAL VASE AND COVER with gilt monkey finial, transfer printed in underglaze blue with the India pattern, 65cm h, moulded circular mark, c1830-42 ++Vase cracked across base ascending part way up the body, several small cracks in neck, monkey`s tail and left foot restored
Lot 345
A GERMAN POKAL AND COVER the domed cover embossed with acanthus leaves beneath fir cone finial, the slender partly reeded bowl with swags and bows, on flared foot with square knop, 60cm h, engraved around the foot Carl Busch Hof Juwelier Hannover, c1905, loaded The inscription reads: HANNOVERA-POKAL GESTIFTET VON MITGLIEDERN DES DEUTSCHEN TENNIS-VEREIN HANNOVER/SIEGER 1907 [and 1908] DR LARSEN, KOPENHAGEN. Provenance: Erik Larsen (b1880), a Danish tennis player who competed in the 1912 Stockholm Olympics. ++An impressive cup and cover in excellent condition, polish residue, the cup loaded. The cover weighing 11ozs
Lot 933
SIX SCOTTISH VICTORIAN TARTAN WARE ARTICLES including a card case and bookbinding and a black and gilt ground WHAT IS YOUR FORTUNE MY PRETTY MAID? bobbin box and cover, various sizes (7) ++Cylindrical string/cotton box with chip on rim and bone finial, one or two of the other items with slight wear or scratches in particular on the underside of the stamp box, the lid of which is painted with Loch Lomund but all in collectible condition
Lot 16
A GOOD LATE 19TH CENTURY BRASS FENDER of typical shape, having a central kylix-form urn, bead-moulded rails and supporting foliate swags, monopod rams` head decorated finial topped urns, on a moulded base. 32cm(h) x 168cm(L) x 34cm(d) Condition Reports: Condition commensurate with age and use, heavy construction.
Lot 244
A GEORGE V SILVER MOUNTED GLASS SUGAR CASTER having a domed finial-topped cover pierced with stars, silver mount and moulded spreading glass body, wheel-engraved with foliate swags, ground and polished pontil to base, marks for Birmingham 1924, maker George Unite & Sons. 16.5cm(h) Condition Reports: Some wear to marks but generally good.
Lot 254
A GEORGE V SILVER GILT DRESSING TABLE JAR, cylindrical with screw-off domed cover, marks for London 1910, maker indistinct (possibly John Collard Vickery. 6cm x 6cm(d) 85grams(total); sold together with a silver pepperette with domed and pierced finial topped cover, indistinct Chester marks. 9cm(h) 28grams (2) Condition Reports: The jar with cork lined cover, wear to gilt and marks, some dents, the pepperette with wear to marks and minor dents.
Lot 271
A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER THREE PIECE TEA SET comprising a teapot, sugar and cream, of compressed and rounded rectangular form with everted and shaped rims, raised on swept supports, rubbed marks for Sheffield, probably 1899, maker Walker & Hall. (4) 910grams(total) Condition Reports: Wear to marks, some bending to legs, minor marks and scratches, splits to teapot finial, small dent to teapot.
Lot 420
A VICTORIAN WEDGWOOD AESTHETIC MOVEMENT TEAPOT of lobed oval `melon` form with over handle and finial topped cover, all moulded and painted with bamboo against the cream ground, impressed factory mark and registration lozenge to base. 13.5cm(h) Condition Reports: Very small flake to the underside tip of spout.
Lot 424
A DOULTON BURSLEM PATENT SELF POURING TEAPOT manufactured for J J Royle, Manchester, the finial topped cover with siphonic action, the globular body transfer printed in green with foliage against the ivory ground, printed and impressed marks to base. 20.5cm(h) Condition Reports: Crazing, flea bites to rim, tarnishing/oxidation to cover, old adhesive residue to base rim.
Lot 478
A CHINESE POTTERY VASE AND COVER having a domed finial topped cover and ovoid body with short circular foot, moulded throughout with scrolls, dragons and the face of a deity, within Greek key borders and bands of rings, all highlighted in gilt and against the textured black ground with duck egg blue mottling, Qianlong type seal to the gilt base. 20.5cm(h) Condition Reports: Wear to gilding, some imperfections to foot rim but generally good.
Lot 639
A 19TH CENTURY IRON-FRAMED HALF TESTER BED having a demi-lune canopy with scrolled brackets over the headboards scrolling crest-rail and horizontal bars, all within finial topped cylindrical uprights, linked to the side rails by conforming brackets. 213cm(h) x 194cm(L) x 145cm(d) Condition Reports: The canopy with material covered wooden frame with curtain rail, the two iron side rails with additional welded strengthening, marks and scratches etc.
Lot 652
A LATE 17TH CENTURY OAK LANCASHIRE PANEL-BACK CHAIR having an arched foliate carved crest and conforming panel, the finial topped uprights with turned half-columns, the solid tapering seat raised on block and turned legs linked by stretchers. 109cm(h) Condition Reports: Depletions to arched top, split to seat, marks and scratches, old repair to one leg, deterioration to feet, splitting to one upright and panel, minor depletions throughout.
Lot 669
A VICTORIAN PITCH PINE HALF TESTER BED, the canopy with central demi-lune sunburst crest, foliate carving between scrolls and multiple turned spindles, the foliate patterned material hangings and brass curtain poles with conforming curtains, all supported on plain square section uprights linked by a plain head board, the well figured footboard having a moulded top-rail, multiple turned spindles and moulded panels between finial topped block and turned ends, finishing with casters, all linked by broad pine side rails(with slats). 214cm(h) X 150cm(w) X 209cm(L) Condition Reports: Some staining and wear to material, marks and scratches, edge knocks etc but generally ok, viewing advised.
Lot 681
A 19TH CENTURY GILT WOOD POLE SCREEN, the foliate needlework panel behind glass in a scrolled gilt wood frame with foliate crest, the finial topped brass pole with adjustable fitting, on a short turned stem and scrolling down-swept legs. Q 139cm(h) Condition Reports: Staining to panel with losses to backing, tarnishing and wear to gilding on legs and column, marks and scratches.
Lot 696
A VICTORIAN TYPE UPHOLSTERED MAHOGANY HALL BENCH having a moulded top-rail, padded back and seat, finial topped turned uprights and down-swept open arms, the plain seat-rail raised on turned front legs. 105cm(h) x 134cm(w) Condition Reports: Appears to be repaired or adapted, marks and scratches, viewing advised.
Lot 1330
A 1796 pattern heavy cavalry officer’s full dress sword, straight fullered blade 32½”, marked J J Runkel Solingen on backstrap and deeply etched with 1803-16 Royal Arms and Supporters, crowned GR cypher, trophies and flourishes, copper gilt hilt with broad boat shaped guard, slotted for crossguard, with shell finial, knucklebow which screws into ball pommel, simulated wirebound grip, with top half only of brass mounted leather scabbard, the locket engraved “Prosser late Cullam” etc. GC, the hilt retaining approx 50% original gilt (small pitting patches, mostly to blade edges, scabbard AF). Plate 9
Lot 1467
A Dutch grenadier officer’s sword c 1820, plain curved fullered blade 31”, brass stirrup hilt, the crossguard with large acorn finial, lozenge shaped langets, the outer one bearing an applied grenade, knucklebow embossed with crowned “W” (William I, 1815-1840) within oak wreath, forward sloping large lion’s head pommel and plain backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its WM scabbard (minor dents, throat mount missing) with single ring. GC (hilt a little loose). Plate 10
Lot 1479
A German officer’s dress sword c 1890, straight fullered blade 28”, finely etched with crowned “L”, state shield and trophies within elaborate scrolled foliate panels, gilt for 2” at forte, brass hilt with turn down shell guard bearing WM German eagle, knucklebow with quillon and pronounced curl into pineapple pommel with button finial, simulated silver wirebound grip. GC The blade retaining most original polish. Plate 11
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