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Lot 1044
A Mason's Ironstone pot pourri vase and cover, circa 1820, of baluster form with twin scroll and mask handles picked out in gilt, the domed cover pierced with six holes around an acorn finial, decorated with Japanese style flowers and rocks in a fenced garden, 21cm high (finial and foot restored).
Lot 46
An Edwardian silver three piece tea service comprising teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug, oval bodies with lobed sections, the teapot with pagoda ebony finial, fruitwood handle, by T.F, Sheffield, 1905, gross 34.27 ozt together with a Georgian style plated large salver with pie crust rim on scroll feet and a placemat (5) CR: silver marks on tea set crisp, condition good, please not salver and placemat not sterling silver
Lot 577
Dr Wall First Period Worcester Underglaze Blue Kakiemon Pattern Teapot with underglaze Chinese seal-cube mark, (teapot cracked and riveted); together with a Chinese pattern, decorated teapot of the same period showing figures in conversation with Elders; the lid with a flower head finial (2)
Lot 413
A German Schierholz porcelain centrepiece, encrusted with flowers, with gilt embellishments, on three scroll feet, 20cm high, together with a similar German PMP porcelain bon bon dish supported by three cherubs, 14cm diameter, and a pot and cover, with pierced sides and lid, and cherub finial, raised on three feet, 20cm high
Lot 414
A Dresden porcelain two handled vase and cover, in the form of an egg, with kneeling cherub finial, decorated with applied flowers, floral panels and scenes of lovers, on pedestal stem and scroll base, 26cm high, and a Dresden porcelain reticulated pot and cover, floral encrusted, 12cm high, together with a continental porcelain two handled dish, and bon bon dish, both with floral decoration (a/f)
Lot 385
A 19th Century gilt metal and Sevres style panel eight day strike mantle clock garniture, Roman numerals to foliate decorated dial below urn finial striking on a bell, movement stamped Japy Freres height 33cm, flanked by a four light candleabra to each side, both later converted to electricity, height 52cm including fittings, S/D.
Lot 748
A collection of three Chinese Yixing teapots, the first of square section with toad finial and enamelled in lotus and chrysanthemum, height 13cm, a rounded prunus form teapot with twisted bamboo handle, height 12cm, four-character mark to base, and a smaller squat form teapot, height 7cm. (3)
Lot 2022
George III silver teapot, the fluted compressed oval body engraved with a band of acorns, flowers and hops, by Thomas Wallis II, London 1808, 19.3 oz (601 gm) gross weight, 14 cm high Marks clear. Finial loose and insulator cracked (later). Surface marks, scratches and wear consistent with age and use.
Lot 2097
Japanese silver coffee pot, in the form of a gourd with bamboo handle, signed on the body, 25.5oz (792 gm), 20 cm high Provenance: by family descentLuke Edward Wright, became full Governor-General of the Philippines in 1904 and continued in that office until 1906. From 1906 to 1907, he served as the first full United States Ambassador to Japan, and from July 1, 1908 to March 1, 1909, he served as United States Secretary of War under President Theodore Roosevelt. Some patches where the base has come through the silver (visible in the main image for example lower right by base of handle). Patches of solder repair including to top near the rim. Some leaves appear flattened or bruised, including to the finial. Surface marks, scratches and wear consistent with age and use.
Lot 176
EX MUSEUM EXHIBITED COLLECTION OF SAGO STIRRERS SURINAME carved wood, the collection comprising of; one ceremonial paddle, with long handle terminating in an elaborate finial with twist design, the paddle blade with openwork carving; three sago stirrers, each with flowing motifs executed in low relief and leaf shaped head, all raised on bespoke mounts (4)(tallest 102cm long)Footnote: Provenance: Andreas Kobben (1925-2019), Holland, Professor Kobben was an influential Dutch anthropologist who lived with the Maroon between 1961 - 1962, these items were likely acquired during that date Exhibited: Troppen Museum, Amsterdam
Lot 205
19TH CENTURY PROVENANCE MAORI BAILER, TIHERU ROTORUA, NEW ZEALAND carved wood, deep scoop, the upper border with incised scrolled design, the double handle with dual tiki finial, raised on a bespoke mount(53.5cm long)Footnote: Provenance: Collected by the Baptist minister Rev. Alfred Fairbrother in the Rotorua District c. 1882 - 1885, thence by descent Skinner, Boston, September 26 th 2009, lot 191, sold for $5,036
Lot 21
APULIAN LEKANIS SOUTHERN ITALY, 4TH CENTURY B.C. RARE SCENE painted terracotta, standing on a stem base with strap handles and separate lid topped with a disc finial, one side of the lid with a bird pecking at a lizard, the other with a seated figure holding a patera, rays between them(22cm diameter)Footnote: Provenance: Gilpin Smith, United Kingdom, acquired 1970's, accompanied by a Thermoluminescence Report provided by Oxford Authentication, a copy of which will be provided to the winning bidder
Lot 102
An Edwardian four piece silver tea and coffee service, Birmingham 1903 & 1907,each piece of shaped oval form with engraved crest, comprising; a coffee pot with ebonised handle and finial, 23cm high, a teapot with ebonised handle and finial, 15cm high, a two handled sugar bowl, 12cm high and a cream jug, 10.5cm high, each raised on four compressed bun feet, total weight approx 54.3oz (4) (at fault)
Lot 123
A Victorian four piece silver tea and coffee service, John Edward Bingham for Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1879, 1882 and 1883, each piece of shaped oval form with engraved foliate decoration, initial and crest, comprising; a coffee pot with carved ivory finial, 23cm high, a teapot with carved ivory finial, 14cm high, a two handled sugar bowl, 10cm high and a cream jug, 12cm high, together with a pair of matched silver sugar tongs, total weight approx 63.6oz (4) (at fault)
Lot 217
A Caughley polychrome tea canister and cover circa 1792-94 of shanked form, the cover originally with a button knop finial, decorated in overglaze enamel and gilt landscapes contained within a circular wreath of gilded leaves, a border design of overglaze leaves linked by stylised flowerheads to the neck, unmarked, 13.5cm high (cover finial restored)
Lot 255
A Worcester teapot and cover circa 1756-60 the baluster body printed in black with the Tea Party No 3 pattern, a couple seated at a table in a garden and taking tea, the reverse with the Maid and Page print, the faceted spout and handle with pencilled motifs, the cover with conforming decoration and floral bud finial, unmarked, 12cm high (repaired) Provenance: Ex. Philip Miller Collection.
Lot 267
A Worcester teapot and cover circa 1768-72 of large, globular form with a flower finial, decorated in rich Kakiemon style with mirror shape panels of chrysanthemums framed by gold rococo scrollwork on a scale blue ground, underglaze blue square fret mark, 16cm high Provenance: Ex. Chidlow Collection. Previously sold at these rooms in April 2015.
Lot 344
A Coalport baluster vase and cover early 20th century painted with an oval still life of fruit by Frederick Chivers, with deep, cobalt blue ground and lavish gilding, artist signed, the cover with crown finial, printed factory mark in ghreen, painted 7540 / 27d 234, 27cm high Provenance: The Margaret Ann Lamb Collection
Lot 118
AN OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE EPERGNE, EARLY 19TH C the reeded oblong frame with scallop shells and domed finial to the stretchers, with cut glass dish and four later smaller dishes, 33cm h Frame - good condition; replaced. Glass - cut glass dish chipped on rim, one of the four smaller dishes chipped on rim
Lot 209
A COALPORT GREEN GROUND TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, C1825 painted with panels of flowers and richly gilt, teapot, cover and stand 17cm h, pattern 2/22- [on one plate] (36) Teapot - handle and spout with professional restoration. Cover - two small flat chips under the rim, not normally visible. Jug- wear to gilding on handle but undamaged. Slop basin - interior flower painting rubbed. Sucrier - finial resecured into position with metal pin. The other items in good condition but with general light wear that does little to detract from the opulent, rich decoration of this service
Lot 244
A MEISSEN GROUP OF THE TEST OF LOVE, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH C after the model by M V Acier, on oval gilt base, 24cm h, impressed 147, incised E71, underglaze blue crossed swords Small old restoration to flowers held in man's upraised right hand, slight chipping of some of the encrusted flowers and leaves. Tiny chip to finial of urn, urn broken off socle and neatly restuck. Three flat chips on lower edge of base, no other damage or restoration detected
Lot 467
A FIGURED MAHOGANY EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK J COOK CAMBRIDGE, EARLY 19TH C with slightly convex painted dial, pierced hands and four shaped pillars, the breakarched hood with fretwork, three spheres and scale pattern frets, trunk with conforming moulded door and canted corners, on panelled base and bracket feet, 219cm h including finial, pendulum and two brass sleeved lead weights Cheeks slightly packed, seatboard early and possibly the original, in our opinion dial and movement also original to case
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Lot 472
AN OAK THIRTY HOUR LONGCASE CLOCK, JOHN BOOT, SUTTON [IN] ASHFIELD EARLY 18TH C the square brass 'cartwheel' dial with stylised foliage on a matted ground, silvered date dial with flowers and arches to the matted centre, silvered date sector with indicator and ringed winding squares, within signed silvered chapter ring and finely fettled steel hands, mask spandrels, the movement with typical arched cut out at the base of both plates, in a oak and quarter saw oak case crossbanded in pollard oak and inlaid to the trunk door with a star, the hood having ogee pediment and moulded cornice, 199cm h excluding finial John Boot (1705-1767), clockmaker Sutton in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire. An almost identical dial by John Boot was in the Michael Grange gift to the British Museum (BN Registration No 2010, 8029, 103). Mr Grange is on record (Antiquarian Horology December 2015, p 497 that in his view the dial was "the most startling decorative dial in the collection". Good condition
Lot 849
FOOTBALL INTEREST. A BARGEWARE TEAPOT AND COVER, DATED 1902 sprigged with birds, baskets of flowers and rosettes, impressed on a banner in printer's type DENNIS ALLSOP NOTTS FOREST GOALKEEPER PORTLAND ARMS PEAR TREE DERBY 1902Derby born Dennis Allsop's playing career as Foret's goalkeeper lasted from the 1892 season to 1899. He later played for Derby Junction FC. In the 1901 Census he is listed as the publican of the Portland Arms Hotel, where he lived with his wife Mary, young son and daughter and Mrs Allsop's sister Old filled chip on tip of spout. On the cover a chip under the rim and the teapot shaped finial with old repair to spout. No significant damage and no recent restortion
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