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A Carlton ware pottery baluster shaped vase and cover of "Rouge Royale" design, the domed cover with gilt moulded kylin finial, the body decorated in gilt and colours with two storks beneath a flowering tree, on a mottled wine ground with plain gilt borders, 15.75ins high (printed mark in black to base and indistinctly numbered 165(?), and Chinese hardwood carved vase stand for same
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A Meissen porcelain dinner and tea service, the whole enamelled in colours with "Deutsche Blumen", the shaped rims decorated in gilt, comprising - sixteen 9.5ins dinner plates, seven 8.25ins dessert plates, ten crescent pattern side plates, oval meat plate, 11.5ins x 16ins, two circular plates, 12ins and 13.5ins diameter, two-handled vegetable dish and cover modelled with putti holding a cornucopia of fruit, seven coffee cups, eight oval saucers, four individual milk jugs, baluster shaped coffee jug and cover with rose pattern finial, 8ins high, and seven 6ins tea plates (62 pieces - all with crossed swords mark in underglaze to base - gilt on cups and saucers slightly rubbed)
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A 19th Century Bohemian ruby glass horn pattern vase and cover, the cover with bold turned finial and on moulded circular base, the whole finely enamelled in raised colours and gilt with various flowering plants and scroll ornament, the borders with shaped floral filled panels laid on a ground decorated with small flowerheads, within plain gilt borders, 17ins high (finial repaired)
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A George V three piece tea service, the rectangular panelled bodies with gadroon mounts to rims and anthemion ornament, all on four scroll feet, comprising - teapot with lobed finial, 6.5ins high, two-handled sugar basin, and milk jug, by E.B. & Sons Ltd, London 1920, and Birmingham 1921 (gross weight 37ozs)
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A Russian silver gilt and cloisonné enamel spoon, the back of the circular bowl decorated with a Cyrillic inscription "I wish you a pleasant appetite" having spirally fluted, tapering stem with enamelled finial, 19cm l, marks somewhat rubbed, Moscow, probably 1889; a similar coffee spoon, maker's mark, probably by the 3rd Artel, Moscow 1908-17 (2) Apart from some very minute grazes to the enamel in one or two places, both in excellent condition, the first spoon of particularly heavy gauge and fine quality
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A Dutch mahogany and marquetry bow fronted corner cupboard, the open triangular pediment with an urn finial, the two pairs of doors decorated with mounted figures, mermen, birds and vases of flowers in trailing borders, the two sections divided by a scale patterned girdle, on square tapered feet, 255cm h; 126 x 69cm, early 19th c Very minor losses (no affecting the marquetry) but in overall excellent and wholly original condition
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A caneware oval game pie dish cover and liner, the sides moulded with snipe and other birds hanging from vines, the low domed cover with further game and a crouching hare finial, 30cm w, early-mid 19th c The inner flange of the dish chipped in two places, no other damage nor is there any restoration
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A pearlware teapot and cover, of octagonal shape with stiff leaf moulded spout, leaf capped handle and swan finial, transfer printed in underglaze blue with willow landscapes, 17.5cm h, c1800 Of typical 'Castleford' type with a few minor faults - tip of spout chipped, the crennellated border with one large and several small/nicks. The cover with a large rim chip, no restoration
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A Caughley globular teapot and cover, printed in underglaze blue with the Three Flowers and Butterfly pattern, the slightly domed cover with flower knop, 13cm h, printed C in underglaze blue, c1780-85 The flower finial and the flange of the cover both with restoration. Minute flat pinhead sized nick rather than a chip to the underside of the tip of the spout. No professional restoration
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Christopher Dresser, an electroplate three piece teaset by Elkington & Co, date code 1885, pattern No.16675, Reg. No.22863 after a design by Dr Christopher Dresser (see Halen, Widar. Christopher Dresser p.148 pl.166), comprising: a teapot of spherical shape with stirrup mounted rosewood handle, having a flush hinged cover (lacking finial), 14cm high; a cream jug and sugar bowl (3)
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An early 19th Century German necessaire de voyage, in a fitted orange leather box, the cutlery with folding wooden handles with inlaid silver shields, the parcel gilt beaker by Stempel Seethaler, Augsberg 1819, also containing a steel corkscrew, an ivory bodkin with gold mounts, an ivory and tortoiseshell toothpick and miniature spoon, another ivory bodkin with possible gold mounts and an ivory mounted ebonised cylindrical condiment with detachable base and domed cover with a knop finial (10)
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A late 19th century French clock garniture, the ormolu cased mantel clock with urn and swag finial, raised on marble base, having circular white enamel dial with Roman hours and Arabic minutes, named 'Normandin, 15 Pge Choiseul', Japy Freres movement, engraved E.C. 1899, chiming on bell, 53cm (21in) high, together with a pair of four light candelabra with pineapple finial, 54cm (21 1/4in) high
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