GEORGE IV MAHOGANY TOILET MIRROR, oval plate with reeded frame on acanthus carved bowed support with urn finials, anthemion carved hoof feet, 65 x 73cmsComments: frame loose, base lacking, finial chipped.Provenance: The Cornelia Bayley Collection from Plas Teg, an important Jacobean house in Flintshire, North Wales Plas Teg: Once in a Generation Welsh House Clearance — Rogers Jones CoNote: the auction lots are contained in a warehouse near Wrexham. Viewing can be arranged by appointment by calling Richard Hughes on 07593 181017. Purchased lots require collection by appointment once invoices are settled and strictly within ten days (maximum) from the auction date. Purchases which are not collected by this time will incur a charge of £50 per item per day. Please note that most HGV vehicles can enter the warehouse for convenient collection, but we do not offer assistance for heavy and large objects, please be prepared.
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A Set of Six Hallmarked Silver Handled Dessert Knives and Forks, AF&Co, Sheffield 2004, with reeded cross handles, together with a Victorian hallmarked silver propelling fountain pen and pencil, of scrolling foliage design with inset stone to finial, a hallmarked silver cigar case on suspension loop, a pair of hallmarked silver cufflinks.
* Chinese Ceramics. A large Chinese blue and white porcelain ginger jar and cover, decorated with figures including a boy with peach symbolising immortality, four character Kangxi mark to base, 22.5 cm high, a small Chinese porcelain vase and cover, decorated with figures, the cover with a dog of fo finial, blue mark to base, chips to the of cover, 16.5 cm high, a pair of Chinese famille-verte porcelain plates, each polychrome decorated with flowers and fence within a green scroll border, blue mark to base, 26.5 cm diameter and other itemsQTY: (6)
* Bacon Cup. An Edwardian silver-gilt copy of the Bacon cup and cover by Lionel Alfred Crichton, London, 1904, the bowl engraved with an armorial and inscribed 'A thyrde bowle made of the Great Seale of England and left by Syr Nycholas Bacon Knygt Lorde keeper as an heyrelome to his howse of Stewkey 1574', raised on a knopped stem and spread foot inscribed 'Replica of the Bacon Cup formerly one the Townshend heirlooms, made by Crichton Bros 22 Old Bond St', the cover with urn and pig finial, inscribed 'Mediocria Firma', approximately 29 cm high, 1407.5g, presented on a circular base, overall height 36.5 cm QTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: Mary Rose Bacon (Lady), grandmother of current owner.
* Purse. An Edwardian purse, Continental, hand-stitched black velvet and satin fabric, silver pierced frame with Continental hallmark, engraved with figures and foliate garlands, inside of frame engraved 'Ottoline Morrell 10 Gower Street', lined with yellow silk, white metal chain with ring, 15 x 11.5 cm (6 x 4.5 ins), containing a manuscript note in the hand of Igor Vinogradoff 'My Juiie is a darling,/A lovely little cat./She thinks that I'm not loving,/But she is wrong in that', 8 x 10 cm (3.25 x 4 ins), together with:A Regency hand-painted reticule, small green silk bag or purse, with cream ribbon stitched vertically to centre of each side, hand-painted with blue dots between pink tulips and green and yellow leaves, one lower corner with tiny white metal acorn suspended from a ring, that to other corner lacking, top of each side gathered onto a thin white metal bar with finial at each end (one side with stitching becoming loose), white metal chain attached to middle of each bar, 13 x 18 cm (5.25 x 9 ins), plus:A late 19th century chatelaine purse, hand-stitched brocade bag (frayed and threadbare in places), silver frame with Dutch hallmark, embossed to one side, and with decorative embossed hook with two similar panels below attaching to large ring on frame (held together with ribbon where a few small connecting rings lacking), cream silk lining partly replaced with black satin, overall size 40 x 17 cm (15.75 x 6.75 ins), plus 20 other bags and purses, including a large beaded bag, probably Italian, early 20th century, both sides with a pair of dolphins amongst scrolling floral stems, lined with red and gold brocade, engraved yellow metal frame, beaded tassel trim to lower edge (slightly deficient to one corner), lacking chain, 32.5 x 23 cm (12.75 x 9 ins)QTY: (22)NOTE:Provenance: Lady Ottoline Morrell (1873-1938); thence by descent.Igor Vinogradoff was the second husband of Julian, Ottoline and Philip's daughter, and Juiie was Julian's Garsington nickname.Lady Ottoline Morrell, and her husband, Philip, lived at 10 Gower Street, Bloomsbury, London, from 1927, after straitened circumstances forced them to sell the Oxfordshire Manor of Garsington. Ottoline had both a generous and an acquisitive nature, and the combination of years of hosting friends at Garsington, and buying beautiful furniture and objects with which to fill the house, meant that it was necessary to relocate to a more modest setting. The Morrells frequented the Continent and purchased seemingly without restraint whilst travelling abroad, as well as when closer to home. On one of their trips to an antique shop in Fulham, in 1920, they purchased 14 statues and busts with pedestals for the garden at a cost of £517, or about 20% of their total annual income.
* Coffee Pot. A George III porcelain coffee pot attributed to Philip Christian, Liverpool, circa 1770, of baluster form decorated with flowers, the moulded spout with c-scroll decoration, with domed cover and teardrop finial, in very good condition with no obvious sign of restoration or damage, 26 cm highQTY: (1)NOTE:Philip Christian worked for the Shaw's Brow porcelain factory in Liverpool from 1765. He was able to buy the factory in 1769 bringing his son into the business. They began printing in underglaze blue and many designs were based on Worcester examples.
Wiltshaw & Robinson - Carlton Ware - A 'Dog Rose' pattern biscuit barrel, circa 1900, with plated mounts and swing handle, decorated with raised enamel and gilt lined flower heads over graded blue ground, height to top of finial 18cm, together with a Christmas Cactus pattern strawberry set, decorated with flower heads and cactus leaves over white ground. (2)
Wiltshaw & Robinson - Carlton Ware - A Petunia pattern sardine dish, circa 1900, of rectangular form housed in metal stand with five pronged fork, twin bowed and turned ebonised handles, the cover with fish finial and embossed meandering foliate border, the body with pink and yellow flower heads over scroll moulded blush ground, pattern no.1031, blue printed marks, width 22cm.
Wiltshaw & Robinson - Carlton Ware - A Chinese Quail pattern chocolate brown pot pourri jar and cover, circa 1900, of footed ovoid form, the domed reticulated cover with moulded foliate swags and gilded flower bud finial, the body with enamelled bird amongst flower and foliage over brown ground, pattern no.523, printed blue marks, height 17cm, together with and a Dahlia pattern bon bon dish and cover with plated mounts and swing handle, pattern no. 1367, printed blue marks, diameter 12cm. (2)
Wiltshaw & Robinson - Carlton Ware - A flow blue Petunia pattern sweet meat dish, circa 1900, of square form with shell and foliate border, decorated with blue flower heads and trailing daisies, in plated stand with fixed handle and ball finial, pattern no. 592, printed blue marks, height 14cm, together with a Poppy pattern sweetmeat dish, circa 1890, in plated stand with coral handle and shell feet, printed brown marks, height 16cm. (2)
Wiltshaw & Robinson - Carlton Ware - A Petunia pattern bon bon bowl, circa 1900, of quatrefoil form with plated collar and embossed lobed rim, the cover with gadrooned raised centre and flame finial, fitted swing handle, the body decorated with flower heads and leaves over scroll moulded blush ground, pattern no.1702, printed blue marks, width 16cm, together with a Ragged Robin pattern blush ivory bon bon dish in plated frame with fixed handle, width 18cm. (2)
Wiltshaw & Robinson - Carlton Ware - A Clematis pattern spirit burner, ring shaped panel housed in reticulated stand on scroll supports and hoof feet, decorated with trailing clematis flower and leaves with tied puce bow over cream ground, diameter 17cm, together with a poppy pattern biscuit barrel in plate scrollwork frame, and branch swing handle, decorated with flower heads and leaves over blush ground, pattern no.2609, printed blue marks, height to top of finial 19cm. (2)
A matched late Victorian three piece tea set, all of oval gadrooned shape, tea pot with angular ebonised handle and wooden finial, tea pot hallmarked by Albert Henry Thompson, Sheffield, 1893, others London, 1893 possibly by Charles Boyton, tea pot approx. 16cm high. Total weight approx. 797.6 grams (25.6ozt) Further details: dent to side of milk jug; misshapen base rim to jug; hallmarks rubbed; surface wear and tarnishing.
A Derby Sampson Hancock blanc de chine figure of a tinker, c.1900, blue mark, size 21cm high. Condition: handle of pan missing, cracks to base, together with a New Hall tea bowl and saucer decorated with a red border and green swags. Size: tea bowl 8cm diameter, 5cm high; saucer 13cm diameter. Condition: saucer has nibbles to rims; tea bowl has scuffs to foot rim, general wear to both , also with a A Cyples 'Egyptian Black' glazed basalt teapot and cover with a bird forming part of the handle. The cover has a bird finial, c.1835-40,impress Cyples, impressed P to base of handle, size is 13.5cm high. Condition: nibbles to top rim, chips to rim of cover and a Late 19th century Continental terracotta slipware vase in mottled colours, c.19th century, size 25cm high. Condition: chips to rims.
Worcester Porcelain Sucrier/ Lidded Sugar Bowl Tea Bowl c.1780-1800 Segmented alternating floral and solid decoration, with bud finial to lid and trailing leaves. Moon mark to base. Height 11.5 cms, diameter 10 cms Bud finial is a restoration and then restoration and repairs throughout. Lowestoft Porcelain Tea Bowl c.1775-80 Painted oriental landscape decoration Height 4.5 cms, diameter 7 cms Very good. Provenance: Mercury Antiques and thence a Private Owner Collection See pictures. Provenance: Russell Sprake and thence a Private Owner Collection
Handcrafted Raku pottery lidded jar signed by artist Andy Smith, featuring a striking crackle glaze in soft cream with contrasting black accents. The unpredictable crackling effect, characteristic of the Raku firing process, enhances its unique aesthetic. The jar is complemented by a sculptural finial-topped lid and a darkened base. Measuring 8.75"H, this piece is a fine example of contemporary ceramic artistry, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts.Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.
Early 19th century mercury banjo barometer in mahogany case with domed glass brass framed window to silvered dial engraved Buchanan Boston', demountable thermometer with alcohol filled reservoir, silvered fahrenheit scale, brass finial to broken swan neck arched pediment, carved bone dial screw. Overall height 101 cm, width 24cm.
Third Reich, Second World War Reichskriegerbund: Flag bearer gorget in original box, together with 1940 Bakelite gold painted flag pole top / finial for German National socialist state veterans association ( Nationalsozialistische Reichskriegerbund NSRKB) and further NS - RKB original flag made of thin light weight wool, printed in red black and white
A 19th/20th century stoneware tureen, cover and stand, hand-painted with chrysanthemums among other cultivars, gilt finial and handles, 19cm high overall; a 19th century Staffordshire style footbath or jardiniere, 21cm high, 43cm wide; a Victorian brass fuel bin, acanthus handles; another similar, planished; 19th century and later meat trays, etc (qty)
LARGE PAIR OF QINGBAI-GLAZED FUNERARY JARS WITH COVERS SONG TO YUAN DYNASTY 宋至元 青白釉貼雲龍人物紋大蓋瓶 （一對）each slender pear-shaped vase applied with a border of twelve standing figures and one reclining figure, with a striding dragon around the neck, with further figures and mythical animals, surmounted by a tall domed cover surmounted by a crane or egret finial, with fitted boxes (2) heights: 93.5cm & 90.5cm; boxes: 32.6cm wide x 95cm high x 27.8cm deep & 33.6cm wide x 95.2cm high x 28cm deep Private Scottish collection, Edinburgh; By repute acquired from S Marchant and Son, London, pre-2011. 蘇格蘭私人收藏，愛丁堡；據傳2011年前購自倫敦古董商馬錢特。 Highly comparable examples, slightly larger (105cm high), were sold at Sotheby's New York, 28 June 2024, lot 55.
CHINESE COURT OFFICIAL HAT, WITH AGARWOOD AND MULTI-GEMSTONE COURT NECKLACE AND ROSARY QING DYNASTY 清 頂戴花翎（含玉翎管）、沉香木珠及念珠（一組三件）the hat of conical form, red threads overlaid the creamy ground, wide edge bound with patterned silk roll, lined in burgundy fabric, topped with a red bead finial below a broken filigree fixer, jade tubular hat finial; the court necklace comprising one hundred and eight agarwood beads spaced with carved translucent red beads, auxiliary tassels adorned with turquoise beads; and the rosary with similar quantity spaced with coral beads (3) hat: 31cm diameter; necklace: 1.2cm diameter each bead; rosary: 0.7cm diameter each bead
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[PRIVATE ENGLISH COLLECTION, YORKSHIRE] GROUP OF SIX CHINESE DEHUA 'BUDDHIST LIONS' WARES 德化白瓷佛獅擺件、香插及香爐（共六件）comprising: three foo dog figures; a pair of joss stick holders; and a rectangular censer with a Buddhist lion as finial on the cover (6) largest: 34cm high Private English collection, Yorkshire 英格蘭私人收藏，約克郡
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[PRIVATE SCOTTISH COLLECTION, EDINBURGH] GROUP OF CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE 'LANDSCAPE' TEAWARES QING DYNASTY, KANGXI MARKS, 18TH-19TH CENTURY 清 康熙款 青花山水閣樓紋碗帶盞及蓋、帶盞把杯 及 茶壺（共四十一件） comprising: eight sets of bowls with covers and stands, with additional three stands and two covers; four sets of handled-cups with saucers, with additional two saucers, base of the bowls, cups, saucers, inner finial of the covers inscribed with a four-character Kangxi mark; and two teapots (41) largest: 15.8cm high Private Scottish Collection, Edinburgh蘇格蘭私人收藏，愛丁堡
A collection of hat pins including a boxed set of studs and pins with engine turned blue enamel centres, porcelain topped, copper and green engine turned, glass spheres, eighteen silver mixed origin including Chester hat pins, a Japanese porcelain, and a 9ct yellow gold Chester marked finial.
A Georgian silver tea set, comprising a teapot, milk jug and sugar bowl. The items are decorated elaborately, with round bodies intermittently tightened to effect a pumpkin-like complexion; the edges and handles are embossed with leaves, the teapot with a floral finial upon a bed of curled leaves and each piece is upon four claw feet. Made by Joseph Angell I in London 1823. The teapot 14cm tall and in total 39.8 Troy oz (Non-transferable ivory exemption certificate number 37C2TR1Z)
A Japanese gilt and red lacquer bowl decorated with birds, flowers and bamboo, approx 23cm diam (chips to rim) together with a Chinese blue and white vase and cover, decorated with prunus, Dog of Fo finial, four character marks to base; two carved wood laughing Buddhas and a Geisha; a carved nephrite coin; a carved soapstone seal with Ram terminal; two further carved soapstone stamp seals; a lacquered tortoise netsuke and a painted ceramic figure of a elderly Asian man af chipped (Q)
An Edwardian silver spirit kettle, stand and lamp, the kettle profusely chased with flowers and foliage, fruitwood handle and finial, the stand with a band of leaves to apron on three pad supports, plain burner, all hallmarked by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1901, gross weight approx 25.4 ozt (790.1 grams)
Peter Gosling: A 20th Century English bone china two handled vase and cover, the handles modelled as Ram's Heads above mottled blue collar, stem and foot rim, the central body painted with fruit (grapes, plums, peach, cherries and strawberries) signed P Gosling, artist's initials to base, the cover with gilt bud finial, approx 26cm high (1)
A collectors lot to include various hat faux pearl, glass, bead and ceramic hat pins; vintage glass atomisers; a boxed large facet cut glass scent bottle, further scent bottles - one blue glass with flower finial, two amethyst and gilt glass posy vases; an Art Deco style Stretton compact, another compact, Pandora jewellery box etc [2]
A box of sixteen 20th century Wedgwood black basalt ceramics, including three small planters, height 10cm, water stained interiors, a bowl with fruiting vine decoration, diameter 17cm, a Triton candlestick with damaged / missing sconce, an Olympics 1972 plate, a spill vase, a small Egyptian plaque, assorted pin dishes, a cover with damaged finial, etc, includes seconds (1 box)
A Georgian oak longcase clock by Ge Newman Crediton, square brass dial with scrolling spandrels, chapter ring bearing Roman and Arabic numerals, single train movement with bell strike, the hood with a broken arch pediment, centred by a brass phoenix on a ball finial, the hood with a pair of brass capped turned columns, the trunk with mahogany cross banding, with pendulum and weight, 202.5cm high.
A silver plated punch bowl, with lion head handles and with floral decoration around the circumference, diameter 33.5cm, height 20cm, also a three branch silver plated candelabrum, height 26cm, and a silver plated James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield teapot, with ribbed lower section and an acorn finial on the cover, height 26cm (3).Condition Report: There is major rubbing and oxidisation on the interior of the punch bowl, also a dent to the teapot.
A late 19th/early 20th century Chinese short temple jar and lid, decorated with polychrome festive scene with emperor and children with puppets and puppet dragon, marked with a small panel to the front, height including finial 25cm, diameter approx 21cm.Condition Report: Condition looks good, no visible obvious cracks or repairs, tiny nibbles to edges as you would expect.
A George III silver lidded jug, of shield shape, the domed lid with vase finial and beaded rims, 35cm h, by Charles Wright, London 1776, 30oz 8dwt Very well preserved condition with no particular wear, the handle originally wrapped in wicker for insulation, not bent, no repair, marks good, finial original, no engraving
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