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A BLUE GLASS TABLE BELL, with opaque white rim and detached clear pulled ovoid handle enclosing an opaque white red and blue spiral twist, below a knopped finial, and a blue glass table bell with opaque white turned overlay and detached clear white and blue streaked handle, a blue glass bell, wrythen moulded, (lacking handle), and a white opaque glass bell, wrythen moulded etc. (8)
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A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY AND INLAID WHEEL BAROMETER, date 1826, the architectural pediment and brass finial above a boxwood and harewood flower head motif and silvered thermometer flanked by conch shell motifs, over a 9" silvered dial marked 'Catelli & Co, Hereford', engraved with a butterfly motif and over a further flower head roundel, inscribed in ink on reverse 'Mr Bacgier Crowle, A Cattanio, Worcester 1826', 39 in (99.06 cm) high
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First Period Worcester teapot and cover, circa 1760-70, shouldered ovoid form, the cover with a bud finial and with moulded spout and crossover handle, sparsely decorated with overlapping scallop design in a simple gilt line against a plain white ground, underglazed blue crossed swords mark with the number '9' (chips to finial and repair to handle), 7.25 in (18.42 cm) high
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Spode porcelain sucrier and cover, Circa 1810-25, of moulded baluster shape with moulded handles and finial, decorated with a puce band over underglaze blue floral trails embellished with gilt edges, printed marks (hairline crack), 5.75 in (14.61cm) high, also an English porcelain sucrier and cover decorated with trails of gilded green oak leaves against a crested white body (repaired damage) (2), 5.5 in (13.97 cm) high
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Pair of Noritake lidded pedestal vases, Circa 1920-30, each with domed cover with acanthus moulded finial over an ovoid body with acanthus moulded handles, polychrome painted landscape vignettes within gilded laurel leaf borders against a powder blue ground, the base with stiff acanthus leaves over a spreading circular foot, printed marks, 17 in (43.18 cm) high
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Unusual William IV copper samovar, circa 1835, the cover surmounted with a hunting dog finial over a foliate collar and a baluster body with twin stag and opaque glass carrying handles, fitted with a tap and over a waisted stem and shaped square base with acanthus feet, 16.5 in (41.91 cm) high
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Victorian burr walnut and brass mantel clock, circa 1880, in French taste, the balloon shaped case surmounted with a cast brass finial above a scalloped mask and rocaille brass mounts flanking an enamelled white dial with Roman numerals, French movement striking on a gong, cupid mounts beneath the dial, all raised on scrolled brass mask feet, 13.5 in (34.29 cm) high
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A PARIS SEVRES STYLE JAR AND COVER, second half of 19th century, of bulbous form, decorated with a gilt cartouche enclosing a painted portrait of Madame Victoire, the reverse with an enamelled floral group, and on a pink ground, the domed cover with a gilt apple finial above two gilt panels painted with floral sprays, mounted on three splayed gilt paw feet, interlaced "L"s mark enclosing initials "L F" and inscribed "Madame Victoire", 4.2 in (10.67 cm) high
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A MINTON TEAPOT AND COVER, circa 1880, painted by A Boullemieir, of bulbous form, with entwined gilt loop handle, painted with a young girl seated upon a branch, the reverse depicting a male cherub in similar pose, between gilt and black etched borders, the domed cover with a gilt floral finial above a dentil gilt rim, printed Minton and retailer's mark T Goode & Co, London, slight chip to finial, rubbing, 4.7 in (11.94 cm) high
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A ROYAL WORCESTER BLUSH IVORY GROUND JAR AND COVER, circa 1897, of ovoid form, the four lobed gilt panels divided by a moulded acanthus and enclosing enamelled floral sprays above a gilt banded circular base and beaded neck, below a pierced dome cover, printed puce mark, registration number 2545341, finial restuck, rubbing, 5.6 in (14.22 cm) high
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A Derby two handled chocolate cup and cover, circa 1820, decorated in underglaze blue, iron red and gilt with a stylized foliate imari design, with angular handles, the stepped circular cover with gilt ring finial above a banded blue gilt border, painted red cross-battons mark to base, and pattern number 44, slight rubbing, 4.3 in (10.92 cm) high
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A Coalport two handled chocolate cup and cover, circa 1810, and a later Coalport stand, with angular handles, printed in black and washed in green enamel with the Broseley Dragon pattern, between gilt bands, the domed cover with ball finial, and an associated Coalport green dragon pattern stand, circa 1900, firing crack to handle, printed mark to stand base (3), 4.5 in (11.43 cm) high
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A Derby two handled chocolate cup and cover, circa 1785-90, with gilt lined angular handles, painted with an orange band between trailing gilt vine leaves, the stepped cover similarly decorated with a gilt ring finial, painted puce cross-battons mark to base, and pattern number 587, rubbing, restored ring finial, hairline crack to cover, 4 in (10.16 cm) high
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A silver mounted flintlock duelling pistol, 25.5cm two-stage slightly swamped sighted barrel, engraved “Twigg LONDON, border engraved stepped lock signed “Twigg”, full stocked with silver mounts Hallmarked London 1772 and including trigger guard with ornate floral finial and ramrod pieps, horn capped wood ramrod. Top jaw and screw replaced, mainspring weak.
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A brass barrelled flintlock blunderbuss with top sprung bayonet, by Robert Wheeler, 37cm three-stage barrel with ringed flared muzzle and engraved with swags at the breech, the bayonet released by a catch at the barrel tang, border engraved stepped lock signed Wheeler, roller frizzen, full stocked with engraved brass mounts, shaped trigger guard with pineapple finial, chequered wrist, horn capped wood ramrod (worm lacking). Cock a later replacment.
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A Victorian rosewood and floral marquetry bonheur du jour, inlaid in engraved and coloured woods with urns and floral strapwork and outlined with boxwood stringing, the arched two-shelf back with slender brass supports above two shallow drawers, the folding baize lined writing surface above a frieze drawer and tall tapering fluted legs joined by curving cross-stretchers with brass urn finial and toupie feet, 127cm high, 70cm wide, 45cm deep
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A Regency mahogany bookcase-secretaire, circa 1810, the adjustable shelves enclosed by a pair of doors with shaped glazing bars, the projecting base with a secretaire drawer above three long drawers with cockbeaded mouldings and brass loose ring rosette handles, the moulded cornice beneath a reeded scrolling swan-neck pediment carved with leafy whorls, on splayed bracket feet, 249cm high (excluding brass ball-and-spire finial), 110cm wide, 57cm deep
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A GEORGE II COFFEE POT of baluster form, embossed with floral motifs and foliate scrolls, with a wooden scroll handle, the domed hinged cover also embossed with flowers and terminating in a cone finial, the body with two vacant cartouches, the whole on a circular spreading foot, by William Shaw and William Priest, London 1754, (c.30oz), 101/2".
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A DUTCH SILVER TEAPOT of graduated circular form, richly embossed with foliate motifs, the domed hinged cover with an urn finial, with a leaf-capped scroll handle, the spout terminating in a figure, on a tucked-in foot, probably circa 1730, (c.18oz), 63/4" high. 132. A CONTINENTAL SILVER-GILT MOUNTED HARDSTONE BEAKER, of circular tapering form, with a faceted exterior enclosing a gilt body, the border and foot engraved with floral scrolls, the whole on three feet modelled in the form of fruit, probably Augsburg, early 17th century, 71/4" high.
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A Vieillard vase and cover, the vase of baluster form with elephants head handles, turquoise ground with foliate panels beneath a lappet border, the integral base simulating an oriental hardwood stand, the domed cover with dragon finial, impressed circular mark Vieillard Bordeaux, riveted repair to base, 50cm high (2)
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A late 19th century French gilt bronze and porcelain mounted mantel clock, with pink ground panel painted with lady and gallant, the dial with Roman numeralsand musical trophies, with urn finial, the brass movement signed 'Japy Feres et Co' on an oval stand (lacking glass dome), 8.5cm dial x 35cm high
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