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Click here to subscribeA late 17th century German beaker and cover, the sides embossed with large flowers and scrolling leaves with a moulded rim (small split) and three melon fluted ball feet, the domed cover with a crest, an embossed band of scrolling leaves and strapwork on a matt ground, an engraved foliate band and a gilt finial in the form of a winged satyr, Nurnberg circa 1680-85, the makers mark 'C*K' not traced, 19.5cm high overall (7.75 in), 350g (11.25 oz)
A late 17th century German beaker and cover, the sides embossed with three busts emblematic of European and Turkish empires within oval foliate panels and associated costume and floral motifs, on three ball feet, the domed cover with similar busts, military trophy and a ball finial, Augsburg circa 1690-95, the maker's mark not traced, 17cm high overall (7.5 in), 489g (15.75 oz)
A Minton majolica 'Tower' jug and hinged cover, of tapered form, moulded with dancing medieval figures between bands of entwined branches and trailing ivy, the handle similarly moulded, the scallop-shell moulded cover with a jester's head finial, painted in coloured glazes, impressed marks, shape 1231, date code for 1872 (finial chipped)
A flag staff finial; Prussia, 1721-1740 .Tip from a so-called F-C-flag from Crown Prince Friedrich's child's arsenal. Gilded bronze. Height 18.3 cm. The group of F-; Prussia, 1721-1740 .Tip from a so-called F-C-flag from Crown Prince Friedrich's child's arsenal. Gilded bronze. Height 18.3 cm. Euro 2.500
A Victorian Egyptian revival, slate and Rosso marble mantel clock. The fish scale engraved canopy fitted with bronze pineapple finial, over a central ebonised and gilt engraved dial flanked by a pair of bronze female Egyptian caryatid. The base with engraved Egyptian winged bird decoration. On four bronze scroll moulded supports. 39cms tall x 31cms wide.
A Worcester porcelain bulbous tea caddy and domed cover with flowerhead finial, the whole enamelled in colours with shaped vignettes depicting exotic flowers and butterflies within gilt scroll reserves, on a blue scale ground, 6.5ins high (crescent mark in underglaze blue to base - cover extensively restored)
A 19th Century American five piece tea service of late 18th Century Neo-Classical design, the oval moulded bodies engraved with stylised leaf floral bandings and floral swags, comprising - oval teapot, the domed lid with urn pattern finial and angular loop handle, 8.25ins high, teapot stand with tongue pattern mounts to rim, on four panelled feet, 6.75ins x 8ins, two-handled sugar basin and domed cover, milk jug, and slop basin, by Gale & Willis, New York, dated 1859 (gross weight 65ozs)
A George IV three piece tea service, the squat circular bodies with gadroon mounts to rim, embossed with band of floral and leaf ornament, each on four floral and scroll panelled feet, comprising - teapot with flowerhead finial to the slightly domed lid, two-handled sugar basin, and milk jug, probably by William Troby, London 1821 (gross weight 40ozs - the bodies somewhat dented - sugar basin with rectangular patch to one side) (See lot 170 for illustration).
A late 19th Century French mantel clock, the 3.25ins white alabaster dial with gilt Roman numerals to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in alabaster and gilt metal mounted case of lyre pattern, surmounted by bold two-handled urn pattern finial, on six turned feet, 14ins high
Chinese chi'fu (summer robe), in blue silk gauze embroidered in silk and gold coloured metal thread with dragons, dragon roundels and cloud mountain to base. Mid to late 19th century. ++Metal thread pulling and loose in places especially on the embroidered hems and edges. And a 'Mandarin' black felt hat, with bead finial and horse-hair pigtail, a black felted wool and cotton embroidered waistcoat and a pair of silk embroidered slippers, all late 19th century.
An Abbeydale vase, the octagonal baluster body decorated with Chrysanthemum pattern in the Imari palette, with gilt flaming urn finial and twin dragon handles on spreading tapering base with eight paw feet 39.5cm high: three similarly decorated circular plates 27.5cm diam (max), printed factory marks and painted decorators marks (4)
A Yoruba ceremonial staff, the finial a seated female figure with raised facial features, high coiffure and pointed breasts, her hands holding symbols of office, traces of red ochre, the shaft with three circular notches pierced for attachment, reduced in length and with evidence of termite erosion, encrusted dark patina, Nigeria, 19th century, 33in overall.
An 18th century flintlock blunderbuss with chequered walnut stock, engraved brass butt plate and trigger guard with acorn finial, original steel lockplate, brass flaring barrel with London proof marks, original ramrod, stock with clean break, good old colour with untouched patina, 28.75in overall.
A GEORGE V OVAL SILVER TEA CADDY of neo-classical style, the hinged cover with oval "mushroom" finial, with dedication inscription "Presented to Aunt Selina Brown on her 100th Birthday by her affectionate nephews ....", hallmarked London, 1913, maker William Comyns, 11.5cm x 8cm x 9cm high, 6.4ozs, (200gm), and AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TEA CADDY of gadroon-edged sarcophagus form with initials AB, hallmarked London, 1901, makers William Hutton & Sons Ltd, 8cm x 6cm x 6.5cm high, (3.1in x 2.3in x 2.5in), 3.7ozs, (117gm) (2)
A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER DISH ON PLATED STAND, the former of rounded oblong form, the domed cover, engraved with a crest (a stag's head erased), with neo- classical style boat-form urn finial, the bead-edged base with twin handles, hallmarked London, 1895, makers William Gibson and John Langman (Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co.) 68 ozs, (2115gm), on a silver-plated stand of oblong form on four reeded and fluted legs with hairy paw feet, the X-stretcher with central aperture for a spirit burner, the whole 35cm across handles x 21cm x 21cm high, (13.8in x 8.3in x 8.3in)
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