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Lot 1274
'Mandarin's Chatting' an Art Deco Carlton Ware vase and cover, pattern 3653, painted and enamelled in colours on a mottled red lustre ground, highlighted in gilt, the cover with Dog of Fo finial, printed and painted marks, cover restored, 31cm. high (2) Provenance The Burningham Collection.
Lot 38
LATE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY OAK AND MAHOGANY CROSSBANDED LONGCASE CLOCK WITH HALIFAX ROLLING MOON PHASE, SIGNED J. COLLINS, CHEADLE, the 14" painted Roman dial with subsidiary date and moon phase apertures to the centre, enclosed by sea shell spandrels and powered by an eight day movement striking on a bell, housed in a case with swan neck pediment and gilt wood finial above free standing square, fluted columns to the fore corners, set over trunk door with wavy top, flanked by square, fluted quarter columns, and raised on a chamferred base with ogee bracket feet, 89" (226cm) high
Lot 50
FRENCH GILT METAL AND ALABASTER THREE PIECE PORTICO CLOCK GARNITURE, the clock with 3 ¼" white enamelled dial painted with floral swags to the centre, powered by a drum shaped movement, with sun burst pendulum, striking on a bell, and housed in a typical case with twin columns and oblong base with beaded edge, pineapple finial and turned feet, 13" (33cm) high, and the MATCHING PAIR OF THREE LIGHT SIDE CANDLEABRAS, 10 ½" (26.7cm) high, (3)
Lot 69
REPRODUCTION GILT METAL AND BLUE GLAZED PORCELAIN THREE PIECE CLOCK GARNITURE, the clock with 4" enamelled dial powered by a drum shaped movement striking on a bell, and housed in a waisted case applied with ram's mask ide handles and song bird beneath the flaming finial, raised on a shaped oblong base with turned feet, surmounted by scroll work, 19 ½" (49.6cm) high, and the MATCHING PAIR OF SIDE URNS, each surmounted with a candle holder, 14" (35.6cm) high, (3)
Lot 126
A GEORGE II SILVER GILT TWO HANDLED CUP AND COVER, London 1737, mark of Paul Crespin, the domed lid with knob finial above six classical medallions against a matt ground, the body with a girdle below engraved rococo cartouches filled with the Annesley crest, motto and earl's coronet, the body with conforming strap-work with larger classical medallions on a matt ground, flanked by acanthus capped handles and raised on a stepped circular foot, (c. 58 troy ozs all in). 27.5cm highProvenance: Earls Annesley, Castlewellan
Lot 149
A FINE IRISH VICTORIAN SILVER COFFEE POT, Dublin 1854, mark of John Smith, retailed by John Asken, and with French import mark, of panelled hexagonal tapering form, with naturalistic acorn finial and 'c' scroll branch handle, the body crested and with reeded skirt base, (c.38 troy ozs). 26cm high
Lot 337
A 19TH CENTURY ORMOLU MOUNTED SEVRES PORCELAIN VASE, of circular baluster form, the domed lid with pineapple finial and cast rim above a tapering body, the blue ground decorated on one side with a panel painted with a couple playing Blind Man's Buff, the other panel decorated with musical instruments and flowers, applied with twin goat's head and horn handles and raised on circular fluted pedestal with applied foliate swag, on platform base. 87cm high
Lot 357
A FRENCH BRASS AND CHAMPLEVE ENAMEL MOUNTED MANTLE CLOCK, the bowed glazed case of bowfront design, surmounted with leafy finial above a bevelled glass door and side panels, enclosing a circular gilt metal dial with Arabic numerals, the movement struck with foundry mark and supported on an elaborate egg and dart plinth base with adjustable disc feet
Lot 522
A FINE FRENCH ORMOLU CHAMPLEVE ENAMEL THREE PIECE CLOCK SET, comprising of an urn-shaped mantle clock and a pair of figural candelabra, each decorated all over in gilt and blue enamels, the clock surmounted with pineapple finial with raised side handles and ribbon tied ornament, over a glazed dial inked with Roman numerals, supported by winged cherubs on a platform base. 42cm high
Lot 137
Six assorted Scottish hardstone or pebble brooches, to include:a silver Scottish axe set with a blue chalcedony and blood agate plaques, marked sterling silver, agate set circular buckle brooch,a silver diagonal lozenge agate set brooch,a silver banded agate bar brooch with pear-shaped finials,a silver Scottish agate sword with purple stone finial, andanother (6)
Lot 338
Two Castleford dry-bodied stoneware teapots and covers early 19th century, one square and sprigged with panels of putti and Classical figures reserved on a brown ground, the double walled cover reticulated and with a lion finial, the other teapot of oval shape and well painted with landscape scenes of buildings beside water, the neck moulded with formal leaf borders, 22.5cm max. (4) Provenance: from the collection of Rodney Bewes. The Castleford teapots were of interest to Rodney, having been produced not far from his town of brtih.
Lot 660
A Worcester teapot and cover c.1756-60, the baluster-shaped body printed and hand-coloured with the Red Bull pattern, one side with two Chinese figures standing beside the cattle, the reverse with a further figure leaning on rockwork beside a pine tree, with a faceted spout and grooved handle, a chip to the cover's finial, 16cm across. (2)
Lot 127
A selection of vintage tobacco jars to include a hand painted jar with painted pine cones, a Royal Doulton tobacco jar with a cobalt lid and rims and textured panel to the sides, a Royal Winton beige jar, a brown jar with finial lid having textured sides, an A.O.C. yellow jar with a printed hunting scene to the sides having a scroll detail lid, a A.O.C. cobalt matte glazed jar with narrative scenes to the sides and an A.F.C. cream jar with textured match striker sides. Tallest measures 16cm-high 14cm-diameter.
Lot 160
A selection of late 19th century / early 20th century coloured glass wares to include a cranberry glass oil lamp, glass jar with finial top, and a selection of bowls and plates, a blue glass jug with hand painted floral sprays and a blue glass candle stick, a selection of green glass wares to include glass jugs with hand painted floral sprays and two candlesticks. Highest measures 26 cm.
Lot 56
A collection of 20th century tea pots, a Doulton Lambeth stoneware tea pot and coffee pot with white raised detailing having floral garlands to the lid, a Roys patent self pouring tea pot no. 6327 with a silver white metal lid and finial with a floral pattern, a unusual black shaped tea pot with hand painted gilt floral sprays and ivy detailing and a Carltonware novelty tea pot in the form of a crocodile.Crocodile tea pot measures 21cm-high 21cm-diameter.
Lot 1050
A 19th century French gilded bronze eight day mantel clock, drum movement, ceramic dial painted with Roman numerals and floral decoration to centre, gilded bronze case with two young girls to finial, on break front pedestal base with painted ceramic panel and floral swags, striking bell, H.33cm
Lot 105
An interesting 18 bore “Plymouth Dock” percussion pistol, converted from a flintlock duelling or target pistol, 14½” overall, sighted octagonal barrel 9¼” engraved “Plymouth Dock” in script; flat stepped lock with safety bolt and dolphin head hammer, plate engraved with scrolls and “Plymouth Dock” in the same style as on the barrel; walnut halfstock with rounded chequered butt, horn fore end cap, steel mounts including engraved trigger guard with pineapple finial, set trigger, and horn tipped ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition with some dark patina to metalwork. The conversion, which was carried out before the Plymouth Dockyard and scrolls were engraved, involved a completely new breech and a section inserted into the lockplate to accomodate the new configuration. Plate 26
Lot 117
A German 24 bore wheellock holster pistol, c 1640, 19” overall, plain octagonal barrel 12”; large plain flat lock having exposed wheel, baluster arm to the cock and manually operated pan cover; walnut fullstock with incised line and punched decoration around the tang and along opposite the lock; the iron mounts comprise hexagonal butt cap drawn out to a flat point, trigger guard with slender pointed finial, ramrod pipe, and fore end band; with replacement brass tipped ramrod. Good Condition Plate 29
Lot 118
An early 18th century Italian 38 bore snaphaunce belt pistol, 19” overall, slender 2 stage barrel 13” with brass ring around the muzzle, octagonal breech with ribs along the angles and with small engraved crown over cylinder; foliate engraved lock having hand operated sliding pan cover; with nicely figured moulded fullstock and engraved brass mounts, comprising elaborately pierced sideplate, escutcheon and throat pipe finial, spurred butt cap with grotesque mask finial, trigger guard with pierced finial and grotesque mask on the bow, engraved trigger plate and baluster ramrod pipes; with 5” slender iron belt hook and wooden ramrod with baluster brass tip. Good Working Order and Condition (approximately 2½” of fore end replaced). Plate 29
Lot 120
A rare 18th century Indian 18 bore matchlock pistol, 17” overall, heavy tapered 2 stage barrel 11” with raised rearsight at the breech, faint traces of gold koftgari decoration and secured by a single plain silver barrel band; fullstock stepped at the muzzle end, butt pierced and with domed finial; trigger with gold koftgari decoration (worn), and with silver match holder. Good Condition (age wear overall). Plate 29
Lot 126
A scarce “Bow Street Runners” 22 bore flintlock overcoat pocket pistol, by Tatham & Egg (1801-1814), 9½” overall, octagonal barrel 5¼” engraved “London”; plain flat stepped lock with safety bolt, signed “Tatham & Egg”; plain walnut fullstock with flat sided rounded butt and brass mounts, trigger guard with acorn finial and engraved on the bow “Bow Street” in script and numbered “1/3”; with a replacement ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition, (dark patina to lock, barrel very lightly pitted overall). Plate 31
Lot 137
A good 16 bore flintlock holster pistol by P. Gandon, c 1740, 15” overall, sighted russet barrel 9¼” with gold touch hole, London proofs and traces of maker’s name and “London”; slightly rounded lock having elegant swan neck cock and signed within a foliate scroll; plain walnut fullstock carved around the barrel tang with scallop shell and scrolls; brass mounts include long spurred butt cap, large plain oval escutcheon, and flower engraved trigger guard with pineapple finial, and having a 2¾” steel belt hook on the left side; with a later brass tipped ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition. Plate 34 Note: To have a belt hook on a pistol of this type and age is quite unusual.
Lot 147
A good steel barrelled flintlock sea service blunderbuss, c 1765, from the Warwick Castle Collection, 39½” overall, swamped barrel 23” with London proofs and ordnance board viewer’s mark; line engraved rounded lock with swan neck cock, plate engraved “Brooks” and “Tower” and struck with ordnance lock viewer’s mark; plain walnut fullstock with brass mounts, including flat butt plate, trigger guard with domed circular finial and large flat wavy sideplate; brass tipped ramrod of the correct type. Good Working Order and Clean Condition (lock markings faint). Plate 37 Note: Originally made as a “Black Sea Service” weapon with draw filed black finish, but struck down and polished bright, possibly during its service life.
Lot 148
A good rare 1718 pattern naval brass barrelled flintlock blunderbuss, 44½” overall, the earlier bell mouth barrel having raised ring and sighting notch at the breech, and struck with William III proof marks, maker’s mark of crown over “PB”, number “43”, and small cock, bevelled pan, and unbridled frizzen, plate engraved with crown over “GR” and “Rose 1739” (apparently altered from earlier “20”, for 1720), and struck with ordnance lock viewer’s mark; walnut fullstock, butt with clear deeply struck ordnance store keeper’s mark, with brass mounts, including flat butt plate and trigger guard with circular finial. Good Working Order and Clean untouched Condition, with a later brass tipped ramrod. Plate 37
Lot 150
A brass barrelled flintlock naval blunderbuss, by Ketland & Co, probably made c 1780 in an earlier style,31½” overall, heavy bell mouth barrel 16”, the breech struck with London and maker’s proofs; plain rounded lock with swan neck cock and unbridled frizzen, plate signed “Ketland & Co”, plain steel fullstock, with early military pattern brass mounts including flat butt plate, trigger guard with domed finial, and long wavy sideplate; with a replacement brass tipped ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition (lock with dark patina, top jaw and screw replaced, frizzen spring weak) Plate 38
Lot 151
A brass barrelled flintlock naval blunderbuss by Wilkinson of Bristol, c 1810, 32½” overall, 3 stage bell mouth barrel 17”, breech struck with “London” and maker’s proofs; flat lock with stout swan neck cock, rainproof pan, and roller on frizzen spring, plate engraved with fern tip border and signed in oval; walnut fullstock with chequered wrist, vacant oval silver escutcheon, brass mounts including trigger guard engraved with a bird and with pineapple finial and butt plate tang engraved with game birds; brass tipped ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition (light wear and surface rust to lock, cock probably a contemporary replacement, top jaw and screw missing). Plate 38
Lot 154
A late 18th century brass barrelled flintlock blunderbuss with spring bayonet, 30½” overall, 2 stage bell mouth barrel 14½”, octagonal breech engraved “Dublin Castle” and with 12½” top spring bayonet released by a thumb catch on the breech tang; plain stepped lock having flat swan neck cock and roller on frizzen spring, plate signed “Denning” (faint); plain walnut fullstock with brass mounts, including flower engraved trigger guard with acorn finial, and engraved butt plate tang; with its original horn tipped ramrod with iron worm.Good Working Order and Condition (bayonet spring AF, lock and bayonet worn with rust patches, slight damage to stock around the breech tang). Plate 39 Note: Dennings are listed as working in Sherborne, Dorset.
Lot 155
A brass barrelled flintlock blunderbuss with spring bayonet, by Ketland & Co, c 1780, 31” overall, 3 stage bell mouth barrel 15½”, octagonal breech struck with Tower private (or Ketland) proofs, with 13½” top spring bayonet released by thumb catch on breech tang; flat brass stepped lockwith flat swan neck cock, the plate signed in script; walnut fullstock, the wrist with Egg or Prosser style chequering, oval silver escutcheon engraved with initials (worn), brass mounts engraved with dog tooth borders, including trigger guard with acorn finial, and flat sideplate; with replacement horn tipped ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition (some light pitting to bayonet, top jaw and screw missing) Plate 39
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