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Lot 315
Two 19th century Chinese Da Ya Zhai style vases, Guangxu period (1875-1908) the first with foliate everted rim applied with gilded guardian lions to the neck and four chi-long dragons around the shoulder, painted with black and gilt dragons breathing red flames amongst blossoming chrysanthemum and peony branches, 20 cm high, the second of baluster form and domed cover with gilded guardian lion finial over a single applied dragon encircling the neck, painted with a similar design over a yellow lotus scroll band around the foot, 27 cm high Da Ya Zhai (studio of greater odes) porcelain is often associated with the Emperess Dowager Cixi, who assumed regency during the reigns of the young Tongzhi (1862-74) and Guangxu (1875-1908) Emperors. It is believed that the porcelain designs are based on her paintings, produced for the restoration of the Yuanming Yuan (Old Summer Palace) towards the end of the 19th century, late Qing dynasty The smaller vase has a shallow 1 cm chip to the underside of the everted rim, the other vase has a chip to the rim of the cover, two hairlines extend downward from the rim, glaze split through the base, both vases have small losses to the gilded lions and dragons, areas of wear to gilding and enamels
Lot 1002
A Edwardian mahogany and chevron strung urn knife box with turned finial above rising lid enclosing the stepped sectioned interior, raised on a square section crossbanded base, height 65cm.Additional InformationIt has been repaired through the stem, some veneers missing in parts, there are two holes above the escutcheon which is missing indicating there should be another plate there. Some of the chevrons stringing has been replaced, some of the chevron stringing to the lid is missing, small loss to the finial. The action works correctly.
Lot 1507
A pair of late 19th century French gilt metal porcelain mounted garnitures converted to electricity, height 45.5cm, and a similar smaller example (3).Additional InformationThis is not bronze. We are unsure what the metal is exactly. The gilt finish to the smaller urn is not original and is not executed well. Rubbing to the gilding on the porcelain mounts and some scratches to the porcelain mounts. The other two side ornaments lacking the finial to each and the porcelain mounts are loose to each of the base sections. General tarnishing and marks to the gilt metal throughout.
Lot 1660
MEISSEN; an early 20th century relief decorated footed bowl with floral decoration, with gilt highlights on cobalt blue ground, cross swords mark to the underside, diameter 29.5cm, with three further pieces of Meissen, including a teapot decorated in the 'Onion' pattern, with rose finial, height 12cm, also seven early 20th century hand painted desert plates of floral decoration inside a gilt and green shaped border, diameter 23.5cm (12).Additional InformationWear to the gilding on each of the plates and on the large blue Meissen bowl. Scratches to the surfaces of the hand painted plates. Two examples with chips to the underside. The Meissen plate with the pierced border is of seconds quality. The teapot with a very small chip to the spout, the lidded bowl with a large chip to the rim.
Lot 1734
HEREND; a large tureen and cover with strawberry finial and reticulated decoration throughout, diameter 25.5cm, with a Herend porcelain desk stand with detachable inkwells, width 21cm, and a twin handled saucer tureen and cover, width 17.5cm (3).Additional InformationAs stated, all of the items were produced by Herend. The smaller sauce tureen with a chip to the underside of one of the leaves. Minor wear to the gilding, one of the covers of the desk stand with a tiny chip to the flower petal top, sellotape/glue residue to the body of the piece.
Lot 1742
COPELANDS; a pair of porcelain rose painted urns and covers each with gilt heightening on a cobalt blue ground, painted marks to base and each lid with gilt printed mark 'Daniel Wigmore St. London', height 20cm.Additional InformationOne has been off the square sectioned base and crudely glued back. Light surface marks and rubbing to gilding on both. One has graze cracks to the square sectioned base and also the ball finial has been off one and reapplied with an area of restoration to the gilt band beneath this.
Lot 1758
Four pieces of Royal Worcester comprising a fruit painted cup with puce mark to base, a floral decorated vase with lilac painted base and with green printed marks to base no.227/H 30.76, height 10.5cm, a floral decorated vase and cover with black printed mark no.277/H and signed J.Tansell, height 13cm, and a cornucopia vase with green printed base no.467G.Additional InformationThe cup is in good condition. The vase with lilac painted foot rim has a couple of small chips to the rim, one of which has been over-painted, otherwise ok. The jar and cover has had the lid in two sections which has been glue repaired. The tip of the finial also missing, rubbing to the gilding and a couple of tiny chips to the rim. The cornucopia has had a few small chips to the rim, one of which has been over-painted, otherwise ok.
Lot 1761
DERBY; a 19th century floral decorated gilt heightened cobalt blue ground twin handled vase and cover with moulded masks to the bottom of the handles, printed marks to base, also no.876x, height 13cm and a circa 1900 Japanese baluster vase, height 19.5cm (2).Additional InformationThe Derby vase has some rubbing to the gilding noticeably on the mask noses and around the finial but free from any damage or repairs just rather dirty. A small blemish to the foot rim but this is in manufacture. Japanese vase likewise some surface wear but overall in good condition.
Lot 1866
A 19th century Chinese Famille Vert Canton bottle neck vase with associated lid, the body decorated with a continuous scene of figures in landscape, unmakred, 34cm.Additional InformationThe associated cover has a large slither chip underside of rim and a further chip to the opposing edge, also losses to the finial. The vase itself has paint loss and some areas where it has not fired correctly on the green. General pitting and surface wear, a few small chips to the foot rim.
Lot 2272
A Victorian star decorated clear glass and silver plate mounted claret jug, the hinged lid surmounted with a lion and shield finial above mask decorated collar, loop handle and silver plated foot, height 32cm.Additional InformationSome tarnishing to the metalwork as one might expect, especially on the raised sections. The glass itself is in good condition, free from any damages or losses.
Lot 2367
An Edward VII hallmarked silver cased mantel clock, with ball finial above the circular enamelled dial bearing Roman numerals, Birmingham 1902 (probably), height 24cm, weighted, with a hallmarked silver footed bowl with wavy edge and a hallmarked silver cream jug with repoussé decoration, weighable 4.21ozt/130.9g (3).Additional InformationEach piece is af, the glass is missing from the clock, there are numerous dents, the marks are rubbed. The case with dents and knocks, the clock dial and movement in poor condition. The jug is missing a foot and the remaining two are heavily bent, the top is dented and with numerous dents to the body. The bowl with numerous dents to the rim and body.
Lot 2380
JOHN ROUND; a George V silver three piece silver tea service comprising teapot, milk jug and twin handled sugar bowl, the teapot ebonised handle and finial, gross weight 41ozt/1302g (3).Additional InformationMinor age wear to surface, the lid of the teapot sits slightly proud when closed, but generally ok.
Lot 2396
WILLIAM HUTTON & SONS; a late Victorian hallmarked silver vegetable dish, liner and cover with turned wooden handle and knopped finial and plug to the dished section on the interior, Sheffield 1897, diameter 22cm, length including handle approx 35cm, approx 66.33ozt/2063.4g.Additional InformationCrest engraved armorial to both lid and main body, also with inscription 'Presented to the Right Honorable Lord and Lady Hothfield on the occasion of their silver wedding December 17th 1897 by the household servants'. The lid is slightly misshapen and therefore not sitting entirely true to the base, general surface wear throughout with tarnishing and toning, Heavier wear to the interior and a few dents around the foot rim.
Lot 2404
An early 20th century hallmarked silver ewer of small proportions, the hinged lid with high scroll wooden handle tapering main body to spreading circular foot, Sheffield hallmark but date letter obscured, height 18.25cm, approx 5.7ozt/178.4g.Additional InformationTarnishing and toning throughout, the main problem is the hallmark being obscured, there is a dent to the handle where the finial has hit it over the years. The handle is very slightly loose, it stands true.
Lot 2416
COOPER BROTHERS & SONS; a cased George V Modernist hallmarked silver spoon and pickle fork with pierced handles and elongated stems, Sheffield 1935, with a Viners hallmarked silver tea strainer and a hallmarked silver souvenir spoon with enamel crest for Keswick approx. 3.4ozt/108g (4).Additional InformationThe Modernist fork and spoon are presented well with minimal wear and scuffs, the silver and enamel spoon is heavily dented and knocked, it appears to be missing the finial too.
Lot 2423
A George V hallmarked silver three piece tea service with bakelite handle and finial to the teapot, Birmingham 1932, length 25cm, approx 19.1ozt/595g.Additional InformationTeapot badly dented, handle and finial loose, misshaping to the spout, badly misshapen rim, all three pieces with tarnishing and toning throughout.
Lot 2677
A French tortoiseshell and brass inlaid bracket clock with cherub finial above circular dial set with Roman numerals to the white enamel plaques and with movement signed 'Rollin A. Paris 2564', height 50cm, sold with pendulum and key.Additional InformationOverall condition is good, some rubbing to the metalwork, very slightly lifting in parts, sold with pendulum and key. One of the brass supports inside the clock is loose, otherwise ok.
Lot 10
AN EDWARDIAN SILVER HOT WATER POT, Sheffield c.1919, mark of William Hutton & Sons Ltd., of plain upright form, the hinged cover with ebon finial and handle, 23cm wide, 21cm high; together with a silver teapot, Sheffield 1911, mark of Jay, Richard Attenborough Ltd, of squashed panelled form with ebon finial and handle. 23cm wide, 13cm high (29.93 troy ozs all in)
Lot 7
A PAIR OF GEORGIAN REVIVAL SILVER STRAWBERRY DISHES, Sheffield c.1942, mark of Travis, Wilson & Co Ltd, each of shallow circular form with 10 lobe rim, 12cm diameter; together with an Irish silver teapot, Dublin c.1903, mark of Charles Lambe, of globular form with ebonised handle and finial, the body embossed with flowers and scrolling foliage centre with the vacant cartouche to each side, 21cm wide across handles, 12cm high; and a silver plated wine funnel on stand. (c.20.77 troy ozs all in)
Lot 334
A Coade stone Pierced floral rosetteProbably by Mark Henry Blanchard, London, mid-19th centuryOn an associated white marble base, together with a Coades stone term, 46cm wide, 35cm deep, 75cm high (18in wide, 13 1/2in deep, 29 1/2in high) the term: 80cm high (2)Footnotes:Provenance: The group: Christie's, London, South Kensington, 26 October 2016, The Hone Collection, lot 134.The rosette finial: Robin Cooke, Athelhampton House, (Master of Fabric, Palace of Westminster).The finial features in an 1870s catalogue of Coade's 'successor' Mark Blanchard, illustrated under 'Gable Terminals, Tracery Bosses & C, no. 139. Blanchard continued producing much of the Coade catalogue through the 19th century having purchased the moulds of the Lambeth factory.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: * TP* VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.TP Lot will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 403
A Louis XVI style ormolu cartel clock19th centuryThe white enamel dial with Roman and Arabic numerals flanked by oak leaf garlands and surmounted by an urn with pinecone finial, the apron with satyr mask, the mechanism stamped 'CH VCN / Paris /38769' and '41', 49 cm. highFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 341
A COADE STONE URN AND COVERBy Coade & Sealy, early 19th centuryThe cover and finial later, the urn including some later plaster elements, stamped COADE & SEALY LAMBETH to the base, together with a mid-19th century simulated marble painted pine pedestal, 74cm wide, 64cm deep, 83cm high (29in wide, 25in deep, 32 1/2in high) the pedestal: 92cm high (2)Footnotes:Provenance: Christie's, London, South Kensington, 26 October 2016, The Hone Collection, lot 87.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: * TP* VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.TP Lot will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 404
An Empire ormolu-mounted black marble mantel clockThe dial signed Bayart Bger a St Omer Of architectural form, the front mounted with terms, the finial formed as a basket of flowers and flanked by gryphons, on rectangular marble base and bun feet, on a marquetry rosewood base and glass dome, 34.5cm wide x 10cm deep x 53cm high, (13 1/2in wide x 3 1/2in deep x 20 1/2in high)This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: YY Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the EU, see clause 13.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 331
A Coade stone urn and coverLate 18th / early 19th century The later cover and finial above a twisted fluted neck and a border of roundels (mostly now missing) and swags of drapery on a circular socle and a square plinth base, 66cm wide, 64cm deep, 77cm high (25 1/2in wide, 25in deep, 30in high) Footnotes:Provenance: Christie's, London, South Kensington, The Hone Collection, 26 October 2016, lot 13.For the related design see Coade's A Descriptive Catalogue of Coade's Artificial Stone Manufactory, Section XXVII Pieces of Furniture and Various Ornaments, 1784, p. 5, no. 89.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: * TP* VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.TP Lot will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 642
A George III silver miniature journeyman's or saffron teapot,London 1781,of plain oval form with a flush hinged cover, applied with an urn finial and wooden handle, engraved with a crest, the base faintly engraved with a '3-15' over other script initials,3.8ozt overallProvenance: The Peter and Pat Crofts Collection.There are a number of possibilities for this maker's mark, one being Thomas Heming. However, given the article, there are two other possibilities, both of whom are not recorded in Grimwade, yet recorded at Mark Book, Smallworkers C3 at The Goldsmiths' Company - one being John Huntley and the other Thomas Hatton, Mark Book C3, Smallworker. Condition report: Hallmarks clear underneath.Cover stamped with lion passant only.Colour bright.No obvious major faults.
Lot 697
A pair of Regency-style toleware chestnut urns and covers,late 19th/early 20th century, each of goblet form, with an acorn finial and twin lion-mask handles, on an oval base, with simulated wood and scrolling foliate decoration, 19cm wide13cm deep31cm high (4)Condition report: Both with large losses to paintwork to lower part of the body. Minor rubbing and loss to paint in other places. General knocks, surface wear, scratches and misshapen areas.
Lot 641
A George III silver teapot and stand,by Robert Hennell (I), London 1791,of oval, panelled form with scalloped shoulder and high domed cover, bright-cut engraved with bands of stiff-leaf motifs on a linear ground and floral and fern motifs, also engraved on either side with an oval cartouche, one vacant, the other initialled, the conforming teapot stand engraved with similar decoration and initials, raised on four bracket feet, the teapot with wood handle and finial, 18cm high overall, 19.35ozt overall (2)Provenance: The Peter and Pat Crofts Collection.Condition report: Hallmarks clear on both pieces, the cover is with lion passant only.There is wear to the high points and functions of panelling on teapot.Colour bright and there are general surface scrates.Spout tip slightly uneven.Teapot stand wear to the border.
Lot 105
A lobed crystal glass hall lantern by Val Saint-Lambert,19th century, Belgian, of lobed bulbous form, with a cast gilt-metal finial,20cm diameter33cm high to coverProvenance: 47 Phillimore Gardens, Holland Park, London, W8.Condition report: Surface wear and scratches to glass. General knocks, wear and tarnish to metal. Some of the fitments, chains etc. probably later. In need of re-wiring.
Lot 85
A pair of neoclassical brass firedogs,late 19th century, each with embossed floral and foliate decoration, surmounted by an acanthus finial and raised on paw supports,31cm wide50cm deep61cm high,together with a set of brass tools and a pair of brass rests (7)Condition report: General knocks, small dents and wear to all pieces. Tong hinges slightly loose.
Lot 645
A set of three cut-glass and silver gilt cups and covers,probably 19th century and later, silver marks obscured, each of urn-shape with a pineapple finial and facet-cut stem, on a square base, raised on claw and ball supports,9cm diameter24cm high (3)Condition report: All three finials slightly misshapen. Tiny chips and surface scratches/wear to glass. Evidence of alteration and repair to silver. Silver mounts possibly added later. Rubbing, wear and tarnish to gilt. All three glass cups and slightly different.
Lot 644
A pair of George III silver-mounted coconut tureens and covers, by Peter and Ann Bateman, London 1798,each cover with a silver pineapple finial over birds of geometric and stiff-leaf carving, the bodies carved with panels of ribbon-tied musical trophies, a basket of fruit and flowers on a pedestal and a tree with a crossed fork and rake below, below draped swags over a cross-hatched ground, the base with a stylised sunburst, mounted with a silver rim and an oval plaque engraved with a sea monster, on shell-capped, carved supports, each cup bears a paper label pasted to the inside cover which reads 'Gift of Lieut R Poaby of the Royal Navy at Calcutta, August 2nd 1786. The Cocoa Nutts of Penang. To Captain & Mrs Page of H/M/ ship Hubert on their wedding. Mounted in London 1798',12cm wide19cm high (4)Provenance: The Peter and Pat Crofts Collection.Condition report: One cover broken.the top section detached, together with an old, possibly silver, repair to a split in the lower cover.The base of the same cup with a 2.5cm split running down from the rim.Second cup with old patched repairs to cover, damage does not seem to be visible externally.Old patch inside to terminal of one leg.Both silver crests rubbed.
Lot 716
A porcelain cabbage tureen,19th century, French, probably by Jacob Petit of Paris, the lid with a finial in the form of carrots, bearing the initials 'JP' in underglaze blue and an overglaze crossed swords mark,36cm diameter24cm highAccording to William Chaffers, 'Marks & Monograms on Pottery & Porcelain', 'The products of the first period were much esteemed, being well painted and well modelled, bearing his mark, but recently the proprietor has unwisely altered his original plan and imitates Dresden, counterfeiting also the mark of the crossed swords...'.Condition report: Areas of repainting, repair and restoration to cover and tureen. The stand being glued and extensively stapled. General surface wear.
Lot 178
A Japanese carved ivory and Shibayama box and cover,Meiji period (late 19th century), with a relief carved elephant body and tiger finial cover, inlaid with mother-of-pearl and tortoiseshell, signed Kazuaki,16cm high (2)Condition report: Body - small tortoiseshell inlay piece missing to the bird's tail but present, other 'jewels' missing and not present.Cover - tiger loose and with staining and possible damage to eyes?,crack to one applied piece.
Lot 630
A Commonwealth silver seal top spoon, the fig shaped bowl on tapered stem with leafy terminal having traces of gilding, smooth nimbus, 17.4cm l, by Stephen Venables, London 1650, 1oz 19dwts Stem slightly bent when viewed from the side, marks good, small old blob of solder at base of terminal on front and possibly a replacement, but no evidence of spoon ever having had a finial with 'v' shaped as opposed to but joint, nimbus smooth and slightly rounded with a few scratches
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