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Lot 201
A Matched Hallmarked Silver Tea For One Set, James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1903, 1909, comprising teapot with ivory handle and finial and strainer liner, gilt lined jug and twin handled sugar bowl, each with shell and scroll borders raised on textured feet, all on a tray of elongated shaped rectangular from, total weight 1019grams.
Lot 11
An Amber Flash and Cut Glass Openwork Crown Scent Bottle, perhaps circa 1837, with central lift-out tapering octagonal panelled bottle with Maltese Cross finial within a crown engraved with union flowers (shamrock, rose and thistle), on a gadroon cut circular base and (later associated) white marble square plinth, 15cm high
Lot 69
A Blue Tinted Parian Classical Ewer, unknown factory, circa 1860, modelled as a merman clutching the spout of a vessel, with a dolphin mask, on an anodised metal tripod foot, 37cm high; and A Blue Tinted and Flower Encrusted Two-Handled Baluster Vase and Cover, unknown factory, circa 1850, with rose finial to the domed cover, the front and reverse with encrusted diverse flowers, rustic twig handles, 33cm high (2)
Lot 85
Wilberforce & Slavery Interest: A Staffordshire Blue Tinted Stoneware Wilberforce Cenotaph, circa 1834, as a fluted pillar with domed surmount with sphere finial, on a rectangular socle with a panel on each side with inscription In Memory of W Wilberforce Esq The Enemy of Slavery and The Friend of Man / Born August 24th 1759 / An Act Passed August 28th 1833 Provides for the Entire Extinction of Colonial Slavery from the 1st August 1834 / Died July 29th 1833 Aged 74, on a five-step base, 33cm high
Lot 111
A Chaffers, Liverpool Blue and White Porcelain Vase, circa 1755-60, of hexagonal panelled baluster shape, the short neck painted with lozenge trellis, the shoulder panels centred by lotus blossoms alternately against cellular backgrounds, and with conforming panels to the base, the cover with compressed ovoid finial, 30cm high overall A vase of similar shape and pattern (though with chinoiserie landscapes alternating on the shoulder and basal panels) was exhibited by Simon Spero Eight Days in June, Ceramics in Kensington, 9th-17th June 2003, illustration on page 24 (top). This vase was part of an unrecorded garniture of Chaffers Liverpool vases of circa 1755-60. In his introduction to the catalogue, Spero mentions Foremost among these is a remarkable and hitherto unrecorded garniture of three Chaffers Liverpool vases of tapering hexagonal shape. It is always an exciting moment to set eyes upon something which you had imagined to exist and these extraordinary vases serve as a stimulating reminder that there is always something new under the sun.
Lot 205
A Chinese Blue and White Export Porcelain Forty-Six Piece Dinner Service, Qianlong, circa 1780, each piece painted with an extensive lakeland landscape within broad hexagon and diamond lozenge bandings, comprising oval two-handled tureen and cover, with lotus finial (33cm wide), a pair of oval tureen stands (33cm wide), a pair of shallow oval serving dishes (37.2cm wide), a two-handled sauce tureen and cover (19.5cm wide), a set of six oval dish stands (25.5cm wide), four oval dish stands (29.4cm wide), a fruit bowl (24cm wide), two graduated oval meat dishes (41cm and 37cm wide), seven circular soup bowls (25cm diameter), and twenty circular plates (24cm diameter)
Lot 292
A Pair of Electroplated Two-Branch Three-Light Table Candelabra, T & J Creswick, 19th century, in rococo revival style, the candlestick bases with triple leaf feet and scroll edged, supporting an upper nozzle with flambeau removable finial, two acanthus sheathed S swept branches with campana nozzles, 49.5cm high
Lot 293
A Pair of Dutch Silver Castors, maker`s mark a device, Amsterdam 1800, the square pedestal foot supporting a vase shaped body with pale pieced cover and pineapple finial, presentation inscribed FROM THEIR ROYAL HIGHNESS`S [sic] THE DUKE & DUCHESS OF CONNAUGHT XMAS 1882, 24cm high, 21oz 16dwt
Lot 300
A Dutch Silver Gilt Berry Knop Spoon, maker`s mark indistinct, Leeuwarden, circa 1620-40, with fig shaped bowl, cast hexagonal tapering stem and cast berry finial, initialled IT over IR and later crested to the interior of the bowl, 17.2cm long, 1oz 7dwt This spoon is one of a rare Dutch group typified by straight stems and berry finials made in and around Leeuwarden in the first half of the 17th century, though many are unmarked. For similar examples see Emery (John) European Spoons Before 1700, Edinburgh, 1976, p.160, fig.100, and Marquardt (Klaus) Eight Centuries of European Knives, Forks and Spoons, 1997, p.99, fig.294
Lot 341
A Four Piece Victorian Tea and Coffee Set, Martin, Hall & Co Ltd, London 1870, of tapering cylindrical form with leaf capped scroll handle and flush fitting domed cover with acorn finial, engraved throughout with arabesque borders and vacant foliate strapwork cartouches, the coffee pot 23cm high, 64oz 10dwt
Lot 995
A Pair of Bronze and Porcelain Mounted Pedestal Campana Urns and Cover, French, circa 1840, each with lotus leaf cast shallow domed cover with ibis finial, outscrolled handles, on "Sevres" porcelain cylindrical mounted bases painted with panels of flowers against a turquoise ground, within fruiting laurel and entrelac detail, 26cm high
Lot 1297
A Mahogany Mantel Timepiece, Philcox, London, Patent, circa 1850, the case with a gadroon top and single finial, later applied side lion masks, the front with applied fan shaped mounts, the rectangular base raised upon ball shaped feet, single fusee movement with a large platform lever escapement (possibly later adapted), movement secured by brackets, 42cm high
Lot 1299
An Austrian Ebonised Pull Quarter Repeating Mantel Clock, circa 1820, the gilt metal drum shaped top with a single finial and upon a swept support and on a rectangular base with applied metal mounts and lion paw feet, pull repeat cord, 7-inch white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, slow/fast adjustment at 12, triple barrel movement with pull quarter and hour repeating with two hammers striking onto two gongs, pendulum bob with engine turned decoration 49cm high
Lot 1310
A Mahogany Eight Day Longcase Clock, the nicely figured case of good colour with a broken arched pediment and turned central finial, stop wood fluted columns, circular moulded hood door with blind fretwork corners, flame veneer trunk door flanked with stop wood fluted pilasters, crossbanded rectangular plinth raised upon bracket shaped feet, 13-inch circular painted dial with Roman numerals and signed J & W Howden, Edinburgh, subsidiary dials for seconds and date, four pillar movement with anchor escapement and rack striking on a bell, later seatboard, 234cm high (dial and movement circa 1810, associated to the case circa 1780)
Lot 1325
A Rosewood Bowfront Stick Barometer, signed T.Underhill, Old Mill Gate, Manchester, circa 1840, the nicely figured bowfront case with a concealed mercury tube, twin vernier ivory dial signed, thermometer box, ebonised urn shaped cistern cover with ivory finial, together with a wooden backboard, 99cm high T Underhill is recorded Manchester 1830-1850. See Banfield (Edwin) Barometer Makers and Retailers, page 221.
Lot 331
A VICTORIAN ETRUSCAN REVIVAL COFFEE POT of vase shape engraved with a procession bordered by anthemia and the beaded rims, having domed lid with urn finial, 29cm h, PODR lozenge mark for 2 january 1868, by W & G Sissons, Sheffield 1870, 25ozs 10dwts++Handle detached at the lower ivory grommet; shallow dent on one side, some old polish residue, no repairs
Lot 348
A WILLIAM IV MELON SHAPED TEAPOT with naturalistic melon finial, on four palmette feet, 14cm h, by Joseph & John Angell, London 1833++A number of shallow knocks and dents around the widest part of the body consistent with light to moderate use, none are too detrimental. Old polish residues, no damage as such or repairs, the marks practically as struck
Lot 939
A late 18th/early 19th century wet drug jar, the cylindrical body decorated with a white bands over a blue ground, complete with lid (finial detached but present), impressed MAW to base, height 16cm. A note accompanying this lot states that this item is featured in Arnolds London Catalogue, 1852 and in Maw`s catalogue 1839. This lot was purchased from the collection of Leslie Matthews. Part of the collection of the late WA Jackson, author of The Victorian Chemist & Druggist (Illustrated).
Lot 751
A percussion blunderbuss, signed "T. Squires", rebuilt from flintlock circa 1815-20, with brown twist iron barrel belled towards the muzzle, engraved "Breech Tong", signed engraved bolted lock and walnut full stock with chequered grip, with engraved iron mounts including blued trigger-plate with pineapple finial and original ramrod. Overall length 34 ins.
Lot 1022
A 19th century French ormolu and porcelain mantle clock, with urn and cover finial and with stepped hood, with finial to each corner and above the porcelain dial with Roman numerals and two-train movement by Leroy & Fils a Paris, flanked by simple columns and with stepped base raised on four feet. Width 7 ins.
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