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Click here to subscribeA Victorian silver matched three piece bachelor's tea set comprising: a teapot by Martin & Hall, London 1891, of oval shape, the lower body fluted, fitted with ebonised handle and finial, 12.5cm, the matching sugar bowl and a small milk jug by Harrison and Hipwood, Birmingham 1892, oval, the lower body fluted, initialled,
The Goodwood Cup 1955. A George IV silver gilt trophy cup with cover by Richard Sibley, London 1820, the campana shape raised from a circular fluted foot with a knop to the stem with broad bead and tongue and dart decoration, the lower body embossed with acanthus and scrolling flowers incorporating two foliate mask based handles, the upper body with fruiting vine decoration below a beaded tongue and dart rim, the contemporary cover, by another unknown hand, marks rubbed or removed, fluted below an acanthus decorated bud finial, inscribed on one side of the cup "Goodwood Cup" and on the other side "Goodwood 1955", 49cm high, 167oz
A matched silver four piece tea set by Edward Barnard & Sons, comprising: a teapot of plain compressed circular shape below a gadrooned edge, fitted with a wooden handle and finial to the hinged cover, London 1919, 13.75cm high; the matching hot water jug of baluster shape, London 1937, 18.5cm; and the companion sugar bowl, London 1915, and milk jug, London 1920, 37.50oz (4)
A Victorian silver sugar caster by George Unite, London 1892, of baluster shape, the body embossed with flowers and scrolls, the decoratively pierced and embossed cover with bell finial, 20.25cm and another silver caster by H Williamson Ltd, Birmingham 1927, of plain octagonal baluster shape with pierced cover, 19cm, 11.5oz (2)
A French Calendar Desk Clock, Moser a Paris, circa 1845, case with glazed sides and urn finial, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and two subsidiary dials for day of the month and date, twin barrel movement with cylinder escapement and countwheel strike on bell, backplate stamped "Moser a Paris" and numbered 9481, case back inscribed "Tahan a Paris", {15cm high}
An Early Brass Wing Alarum Lantern Clock, early 18th/late 17th century, the case with slender tapered corner columns, turned feet, pierced brass frets to the front and sides, top mounted bell below a central brass finial, iron back with wall spikes, 7 inch chapter ring with engraved floral centre, single hand and concentric alarm disc, movement with verge escapement mounted between the two trains and outside countwheel striking on bell, {38cm high} (lacking alarm work, with later adaptions)
A Mahogany and Brass Inlaid Bracket Clock with Pull Repeat, signed Grohe, Wigmore Street, London, circa 1835, the mahogany case with brass inlay, slopping pediment with central brass pineapple finial, plinth upon brass ball feet, 8 inch silvered dial with Roman numerals, steel moon hands, twin fusee movement with anchor escapement and strike on a gong, movement and dial signed, {59cm high}
A Walnut Floor Standing Vienna Regulator, late 19th century, the case with architectural pediment and a central turned finial, glazed front and sides, plinth with floral carved decoration to the draw front, upon ebonised padded feet, 9 inch white enamel dial with Roman numerals, blued steel moon hands, single train movement with tapering plates, deadbeat escapement and maintaining power, backplate stamped "Lenzkirch A.U.G" and numbered 395924, {196cm high}
A French Giltwood Pier Glass and Table, the glass having an arched rectangular plate within a convex section frame carved in light relief and surmounted by a pierced shell and leaf cresting, {190cm by 126cm}, the table with a breakfront D-shaped marble top over a fluted, tabletted frieze, raised on wrythen-flute tapered legs joined by a shaped stretcher centred on a raised urn finial, {90cm by 125cm by 41cm}
A Moorcroft 1937 Coronation Commemorative Tobacco Jar and Cover, with compressed sphere finial, the base with an upper band tube-lined "King Edward VIII Coronation 1937", over a crown, orb and sceptre, with flowers of the union (repeated twice) on the basal band, against a blue/green ground, impressed factory mark with facsimile signature in green and "Potter to HM The Queen" (indistinct) {12.5cm high}
A Minton Majolica Pottery Lidded Jug, the shell form cover with Britannia metal mounts, with court jester finial, the entwined branch naturalistic handle continuing around the upper frieze, the main frieze with four Medieval figures dancing around a castle wall, over a conforming basal rustic twig band, impressed Mintons, shape number 1231, date cipher for 1877, {32.5cm high} (thumb piece restored, several slight hairlines running from rim, only visible internally)
A First Period Belleek (Co Fermanagh, Ireland) Echinus Pattern Part Tea Service, each piece modelled as a section of sea urchin, comprising teapot and cover, with a finial within a frame of six "pincers" in gilt, pink coral twig handle, spout and foot, milk jug, and teacup and saucer, each piece with radiating panels in turquoise and orange enamels and gilt, transfer printed in black with wolfhound, tower and harp mark over "Belleek", also impressed Patent Office registration lozenge for 22nd February 1869, {the teapot 9.7cm high}
A Near Pair of English Porcelain Blue Ground Scent Bottles, of ovoid form with cylindrical necks and flared rims, each with acorn finial, the blue grounds decorated with sprays of flowers in vivid enamel colours against a scale ground, unmarked, circa 1830, {11cm high}; A Derby Porcelain Blue Ground Scent Bottle, of shaft and globe form, decorated with a frieze of chinoiserie figures in a parkland, floral sprigs to the neck, bud finial,. crown, crossed batons, dots and D mark in iron red and 9, circa 1820, {10.5cm high} (3)
An English Porcelain Pot Pourri Vase and Cover, circa 1820, the domed cover with flambeau finial, pierced with lozenge and quatrelobe motifs edged in gilt, the tub shape body with four everted tabs over a frieze painted with temples in parkland setting in enamel colours, over an encircling band of beads, raised on four gilded lion paw feet, {13.5cm high}
A Rockingham Encrusted Porcelain Scent Bottle and Stopper, of compressed spherical form, the stopper as a single multi-petalled flowerhead and enriched in gilt, the main body profusely applied with further roses, convolvulus and other blossoms enriched in soft enamel colours against a ground painted five butterflies and moths, on short low circular pedestal foot, printed griffin mark in puce and "Rockingham Works, Brameld, Manufacturers to the King", and CL.2 in red, circa 1830, {15.5cm high} (cover chipped, general chipping and losses to encrustation, hairline crack in basal underside); and Another Similar, smaller, of shaft and compressed globe form, similar mark to the preceding, circa 1830, {13.3cm high} (rose finial chipped, gilding rubbed and general chipping and losses to encrustation, slight discolouration) (2)
A Rockingham Sauce Tureen, Cover and Stand, circa 1826-30, of flared pedestal form, gadrooned borders, decorated with bands of leaves, scrolls and pecten shells picked out in gilt, the domed cover with pecten shell finial, each piece transfer printed and enamelled in monochrome green with sprigs of thistles, shamrock and roses, red griffin mark and pattern No.509 in gilt, {20.5cm high} (cracks and staining); and A Derby Example, of semi-ovoid pedestal form, the domed cover with acanthus leaf and seed finial, gadrooned borders and decorated with sprigs of speedwell in enamel colours and gilt, crown, crossed batons, dots and D mark in red, circa 1810, {17cm high} (chip on lid flange and on rim of stand) (2)
A Derby Porcelain Teapot and Cover, the domed and fluted cover with semi-ovoid finial painted with three vases, an insect and two floral sprigs, the main body with three Chinese ladies to one side, one leaning on a table, the opposite side with a lady seated on a table with a child holding a pennant nearby in enamel colours, with gilt and iron red chain border below the rim and on the rim of the cover, circa 1765, {15.5cm high}
A French Porcelain Coffee Pot, circa 1880, cylindrical, decorated with circular panels depicting lovers in garden landscapes within frames of leaf fronds and ribbon bow tied swags of roses, against a midnight blue ground with, angular handles, short swept spout, the slightly domed cover with acorn finial, spurious Meissen crossed swords mark in underglaze blue, {19.5cm high} (gilding rubbed on edges of cover and handle)
A Meissen Cabinet Cup, Cover and Stand, the ovoid cup and cover with pine cone finial and entwined serpent handle, with baroque gilded bands and medallion to the cover, frontally painted with a vignette of countywoman and her two children on a wooded lane, raised upon three lion paw feet, the circular stand with central vignette of a young woman with a bird cage addressing a young man resting on a mossy bank near a ruin, with gilded borders, both with crossed swords mark in underglazed blue and impressed number 7, 19th century, {the cup 11.5cm high, the saucer 14cm diameter} (one foot of cup chipped, another foot reglued)
A Portuguese Majolica Hunting Jug and Cover, Mafras, Caldas, circa 1890, of pedestal baluster shape, with hunting dog handle, the bark effect ground worked in relief with hanging game, a cartridge belt and game bag, the cover with barrel finial, {32cm high} (tiny enamel flake on tip of fox ears)
A Dresden Porcelain Double Gourd Scent Bottle and Cover, with rose bud finial, the body painted with four flower sprays and two insects, gilt rim and encircling string lines, crossed swords mark in blue and impressed number 26, 19th century {7.4cm high} (glaze crazed, corked stopper glued in); and An 18th Century English Porcelain and Gilt Metal Mounted "Schneeballen" Scent Bottle and Stopper, modelled as an ovoid shaped flowering bush, with gilt metal pecten shell stopper attached to the rim mounts by a chain, on a rustic triform stem, decorated in enamel colours, possibly Derby, {6.5cm high} (numerous petals chipped or lost, and one foot chipped off) (2)
A Chinese Export Porcelain Armorial Two-Handled Tureen and Cover, circa 1790, the slightly domed cover with artichoke finial (flake off tip), painted with two pairs of crests as shields pendant from pink ribbon bows, and talbot dogs above the letter "C", within waved blue borders, with ribbed entwined strap handles with strawberry terminals, two further shield crests, painted internally to the centre with a floral sprig in gilt, {14.5cm high, 32cm wide}
A Chinese Export Porcelain Blue and White Tureen, Associated Cover and Stand, Qianlong Period, Circa 1760, of canted rectangular form with boar's head handles and scroll finial, the sides filled with willow-and-pine pattern lakeside scenes; the stand with a pair of spotted deer standing under pine and bamboo, {37.8cm} (small chip to stand 8mm); and Another Similar, all parts associated {37cm}
A Chinese Export Porcelain Tureen, Cover and Stand, Qianlong Period, circa 1760, of barbed outline, with gilt boar's head handles and a lotus flower knop, pencilled with rouge-de-fer flower sprays picked out in gilding, unmarked {37cm} (chip to petal on lotus finial, light rubbing to gilding, rubbing to 3cm on edge of stand)
An Old Sheffield Plate Tureen and Cover, circa 1830, oval, on pedestal foot, the bulbous bowl with everted moulded rim, leaf capped handles and detachable domed cover, {27cm wide, 27cm long}; and A Victorian Silver Cheetah Finial, on oval base, the standing cheetah with raised front leg, {maker's mark 'GC', London 1855, 7cm long, 5. 5cm high}
A George V Cup and Cover, circular, on pedestal foot, knopped stem, plain bowl with detachable lid with cross finial, {maker's mark part rubbed, London 1913, 20cm high, 7oz}; A Wafer Box, circular, on fluted pedestal foot, the box engraved with a sheep, two stars and a cross within a quatrefoil, {unmarked, 15cm high}; A White Metal Box, circular, the detachable lid engraved with trefoils; A Box, circular, engraved detachable lid, {maker's mark 'LSL', London 1954, 8cm diameter, 3oz}; and Two White Metal Jugs, {10cm high and 4cm high} (6)
A George V Tea Service, oval, comprising teapot, sugar bowl and cream jug, each on oval pedestal foot with reeded band of decoration, faceted body with moulded border, the sugar bowl and cream jug with upward scrolling handles, the teapot with faceted domed lid and pineapple finial, {by Latham & Morton, Birmingham 1912, teapot 28.5cm long, 41oz} (3)
A Pair of Edwardian Mustard Pots, oval, the bases with reeded borders, below six column arches, domed hinged lids with ball finial and wirework handles, blue glass liners, {by Saunders & Shepherd, Chester 1905, 9.5cm high, 9cm wide}; and A Pair of Victorian Fiddle Pattern Salt Spoons, engraved with a crest, {by William Eley, London 1838, total silver weight 8oz} (4)
A Victorian Four Piece Tea Service, circular, comprising tea and coffee pots, sugar bowl and cream jug, each on pedestal foot, wavy gadrooned border, each heavily chased and decorated with scroll and foliate decoration, the tea and coffee pot with domed hinged lid and finial, angular scroll handle, {by Elkington & Co Ltd, London 1893, teapot 28cm long, coffee pot 28cm high, 69oz}
A Victorian Silver and Glass Preserve Dish, Cover and Stand, circular, the frosted glass bowl with detachable domed lid engraved with shell and scroll decoration, ball finial, standing on a circular dish, engraved border and beaded edge, {by William Mortimer or William Marshall & Son, Edinburgh 1875, bowl 12.5cm diameter, plate 18cm diameter, overall height 12cm, total silver weight 11oz}
A Victorian Two-Handled Presentation Cup and Cover, circular, slightly domed pedestal foot, pear shaped cup, the whole elaborately chased and embossed with floral decoration, leaf capped scroll handles, domed stepped lid with standing horse finial, engraved presentation inscription for "Wellesbourne Coursing Meeting 1867", {be George Unite, Birmingham 1867, 47cm high, 37oz}
A William IV Three Piece Tea Service, circular, comprising teapot, sugar bowl and cream jug, on shaped pedestal foot, heavily chased and embossed floral and foliate decoration, the teapot with leaf capped spout and slightly domed hinged lid with flowerhead finial, {by Jonathan Hayne, London 1834, teapot 28cm long, 49oz}; and A Hot Water Pot, of similar design, {by Hayne & Cater, London 1854, 23cm high, 33oz} (4)
A George III Argyll, circular, wavy gadrooned foot, the body engraved, with a crest, slightly domed lid with similar border, S shaped spout to one side and short spout with hinged cover to the other, slightly domed hinged lid with flowerhead finial, scroll cane handle, {by Robert Hennell, London 1801, 11cm high, 16cm wide, 14oz}
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