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Click here to subscribeAn export silver teapot and coverTianjin, circa 1900With bamboo form spout, double hinged loop handle with attached chain and stopper and peach form finial, incised with a dense bamboo grove with rockwork and above waves, the flattened shoulder with a band of archaistic characters, the base with stamped marks ???? Ti?nj?n héng lì, ??Zú wén and ?Guì. 9cm (3.1/2in) high excluding handle. (2).
A Yixing 'water buffalo' teapot and coverQing DynastyOf compressed rounded form with recumbent water buffalo finial, incised to the exterior with a seated gentleman and boy approaching a buffalo, the reverse inscribed, seal to cover interior '???? Liyong gongsi', '?? Dasheng' and to the base '?????? Liyong gongshi tu zhi'22cm (8.5/8in) wide across the spout and handle. (2).This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: *
A group of six Yixing teapots and covers19th/20th centuryComprising: a tall cylindrical vessel, impressed seal to base '???? Dongfu hanlin' and signed to cover interior '?? Shangfu'; a plain vessel with upright branch handle, seal to cover interior; another of similar form inscribed to the exterior, seal to cover interior '?? Shixi' and to base '???? Nanlin jianzhi'; a vessel with moulded branch form finial, spout and handle, seal to cover interior'?? Jingzhou' and to base '???? Gujingzhou zhi'; an inscribed drum form vessel, signed '?? Pengnian' and seal mark to base; and a compressed form teapot inscribed to the exterior, replacement wood cover.The tallest 16cm (6.1/4in) high. (12).This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: *
Two gold, silver and copper damascened iron ewersTibet, 17th-19th centuryEach with makara-head spout and dragon handle flanking a circular mid-section decorated with trailing flower-heads in gilt and silver, all encircling a 'dragon' medallion, the smaller ewer with Buddhist symbols among the lotuses, the covers with lotus bud finial. The largest: 43.5cm (17 1/4in) high (4).
A bronze archaistic ritual food vessel, douProbably Ming DynastyThe globular vessel cast wish stylised taotie in shallow relief and four archaistic phoenixes in appliqué at the rim, all held on the shoulders of four mythical beasts standing on a flat disc supported by a double-baluster stem with upright lappets and c-scrolls, all rising from a domed foot decorated with chilong in shallow relief, the base with a flowerhead surrounded by further c-scrolls, the domed cover with further taotie and phoenix finial. 25.5cm (9 7/8in) high (2).
A purple ground 'dragon' robe and costume accessories19th/20th centuryComprising: a purple ground 'dragon' robe, woven with dragons amongst polychrome clouds and auspicious emblems, the robe altered; a court collar, piling, woven with confronting dragons on a dark ground; a pair of embroidered 'dragon' boots; and a black Winter court hat covered in felt and silk, with red tassels issuing from the finial, with jade attachment, fitted box.The robe 142cm (56in) long. (6).
A reticulated green jade 'lotus' incense burner18th/19th centuryThe globular body and domed lid all pierced and carved with a design of stylised trailing lotus, with lotus flowerhead finial and pair handles supported by leafy stem, the vessel standing on a lotus petal-foot, wood stand.9cm (3).
A parcel gilt copper-alloy ewer, duomuhuTibet, 19th centuryThe cylindrical body decorated with gilt foliate strapwork bands and gilt medallions inset with turquoise, with a gilt dragon-form handle and a spout emerging from a makara head, the cover with lotus finial. 32cm (12 1/2in) high (2).
A bronze tripod incense burner and coverXuande seal mark, Qing DynastyThe globular body raised on three beast mask legs, flanked with further dragon-head loop handles, the domed cover with an openwork lotus meander and a large Buddhist lion finial, carved wood stand. 29cm (11 3/8in) high (3).
Two silver and gold inlaid bronze fittings and a miniature vaseWarring States and later Comprising: a fitting of slender hexagonal form, with baluster finial and flaring trumpet terminal, decorated with a central chevron design within scrollwork borders; a silver inlaid bronze chariot fitting decorated with stylised bird and animal motifs; and a miniature baluster form vase with twin phoenix head handles, decorated with scrolling designs and stylised bird head motifs. The chariot fitting 16.2cm (6.3/8in) long. (3).
A group of seven various blue, pink, red glass and gilt bronze 'official's hat' finialsQing DynastyComprising one red glass finial with filigree mount with dragons and flaming pearls; a gilt-bronze finial with prunus blossoms and pearls, a pink finial mounted on a cast base with peaches, bats and 'shou' roundels; and four blue glass finials, the mounts variously decorated with prunus blossoms, peacock feather, pearls and cash and bats.The largest 6.4cm (2 1/2in) high (7).
A Britannia metal sporting cup with cover, the foliate embossed cover with female finial, above a baluster cup two relief panels of sporting events including horse racing, football, tennis, rowing, yachting, cycling, raised upon a stem and base with pierced tendrils, no factory marks, height: 40.5 cm, obvious wear throughout and finial broken held in place by bolt to underside
Silver plated twin handle loving cup and cover, inscribed "Mr & Mrs Spencer on their silver wedding with R & H.W's good wishes 1875 - 1900"the cover modelled with a finial of the player holding a racquet wearing knickerbockers and flat cap, underside of base impressed maker's mark John Grinsell & Sons Birmingham, numbered 866, height: 27 cm, base diameter: 15.5 cm, clean condition
A RUSSIAN PORCELAIN TEAPOT, IMPERIAL PORCELAIN FACTORY, ST. PETERSBURG, PERIOD OF NICHOLAS I, 1825-1855 the body formed as a softly lobed eight-pointed star, the spout and handle formed as a griffin, on circular foot, gilt overall, painted throughout with trompe l'oeil jewels and foliate motifs, the lid finial formed as a quatrefoil leaf, blue underglaze imperial cypher and gilt overglaze inscription E: 2.4. under base; overall height: 17 cm (6 3/4 in.)
A RUSSIAN COVERED PORCELAIN SERVING DISH, IMPERIAL PORCELAIN FACTORY, ST. PETERSBURG, PERIOD OF NICHOLAS I, 1825-1855 the oval dish and cover with strapwork borders, the details gilt, painted throughout with flowers, the dish edges softly scalloped, the cover domed, with artichoke finial, blue underglaze imperial cypher under base; length: 40.5 cm (16 in.)
A lot comprising a silver bookmark, the finial modelled as an owl with glass eyes, London 1894, 9cm long, a white metal etui, a blue glass scent bottle and a cased amber cigar holder with gold mount (4) Condition Report: Bookmark dirty but no damage, scent bottle ok, etui jammed shut, amber cigar holder ok but case rough. . .
A silver plated trophy cup, twin handled with lower half of the body lobed and the cover with figural finial, inscribed "Presented to Stonehouse Agricultural Society by Mrs Wilson Sidehead for Best of Horse Kind", 1910 and "Won by G & D Overwood 1912", 43cm high Condition Report: Available upon request
FRENCH PINK PORCELAIN & GILT METAL MANTEL CLOCK late nineteenth century of typical rococo form with pillars, urn-finial, garlands and ribbons, the circular porcelain dial with painted cherub and with vignette panel below, wooden plinths, side candelabra to match (and spare plinth), 38cms high (key with us) replacement perspex back
A Victorian slate and marble mantel clock having twin handled urn finial above circular dial set with Roman numerals, with metal applied handles in the form of mythical beasts, height 43cm.Additional InformationWould benefit from a clean but no major issues to note, no guarantee of working order, general surface wear.
Four pieces of 18th century Worcester porcelain decorated in the Camaieu pattern, to include teapot , coffee pot, bearing fake Meissen crossed swords, height 22cm, sucrier and cover and teacup, with imitation of Chinese seal mark to base.Additional Information The sucrier with tiny chip to base rim and to flower heads on finial. Teapot cover with finial broken off and glued back on, chip to underside, hairline to rim and chipping to cover finial. Coffee pot finial from cover missing, chipping to spout, two internal firing cracks to rim.
An 18th century Delft bowl, diameter 26.3cm, and baluster vase, height 19cm, both painted in underglaze blue with floral sprays, also a creamer and lid lacking base (latter two badly af).Additional InformationThe creamer is in very poor condition, lost one horn, tail completely gone with a crude replacement, the finial to the cover which is missing the body also obviously damaged, further hairlines, glaze losses etc as is usual, please refer to illustrations and request additional if necessary.
A small mixed group of ceramics comprising Doulton Lambeth floral decorated jug, smaller salt glazed example, a similar unmarked jug, a Copeland mug with hunting scene in relief, and large tureen on stand (lid af).Additional InformationLid of tureen handle or finial broken off, further general wear and tear, some chips and nibbles, etc.
HANKINZAN; a Satsuma sake ewer/teapot, finely decorated with a band of children above a lower panel of butterflies, signed to base, length 11.5cm.Provenance: from a private Worcestershire collection.Additional InformationVery minor rubbing to the gilding but overall in excellent condition. The only point to note is the knop finial has a black band around the base where it connects to the lid of the teapot with gold dots on it. It is very difficult to see if this has been off and repaired but the black band seems somewhat out of context to the rest of the pot.
KAIZAN; a Japanese Satsuma small hexagonal jar and cover, the finial modelled as a rabbit above the body decorated with a procession raised on three scrolling feet, with elaborate painted mark to base, height 10.25cm.Provenance: from a private Worcestershire collection.Additional InformationMinor rubbing to the gilding and some light crazing, but overall in very good condition.
A Japanese Satsuma koro decorated with geisha to two panels and with further gilt detail throughout, the pierced lid with cockerel finial (af), on shaped foot with six character mark beneath Shimazu mon to base, height approx 19.5cm, and a further pair of hexagonal vases on spreading circular feet (both af), height 22cm, all on associated hardwood stands, please see condition report (3).Additional InformationThe head of the cockerel finial now lost with further chip to tail, there are hairline cracks to the lid and a chip to the rim interior, some of the gilding has been redone, crazed throughout, rubbing to the gilding, one of the vases has been broken into many pieces and very crudely reglued with gaps, may fall apart, completely broken, the other with spreading hairline cracks and probably restoration as well as heavy rubbing to the gilding.
An Edward VII hallmarked silver four-piece tea service, comprising teapot, hot water pot, each with wooden handle and finial, twin handled sugar bowl and milk jug, each having repoussé decoration of scrolls surrounding vacant cartouches, maker's marks A & C Ltd, Birmingham 1906/07, combined approx 67ozt.
CORNELIUS SAUNDERS & FRANK SHEPHERD; a George V hallmarked silver novelty mount or finial modelled as 'Simple Simon' holding pie behind his back, London 1930, height 4.6cm, approx 0.3ozt.Additional InformationThis is the mount or finial of another item as stated, indentations, general wear and tear.
Carved ivory tile house shrine Japanese, late Meiji of square styled pagoda form, carved with a central compartment within which stands a Daoist figure holding a lotus flower, at her feet a ceremonial vessel on a shaped table, the compartment enclosed by double doors carved with four panels depicting seated Buddhistic figures, the shrine carved overall with lotus flowers, dragons and phoenix, the latter forming a finial, on carved wood stand 46cm high
Two bronze vessels Chinese, 18th Century the first in the form of a vase with stylised flowers to the centre and engraved decoration all around a single handle 21cm high together with a bronze censer, 18th Century, with stylised flowers to the base and open work top with a dog of fo finial and stylised animal handles, on three feet, 21cm high
Two silver pieces Chinese the first a small footed bowl and cover with decoration to the outside depicting a flowering tree, with two dragon handles and a fruit finial, hallmarks to base possibly Wing Fat, circa 1900 together with a silver teapot in the shape of a fruit with a twist spout and elongated handle the first 22cm high, the teapot 16cm
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