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A flask by Doulton Lambeth depicting John Elliot Burns, registration no. 556612, named on the reverse, circa 1909, 188mm high *Burns became the first working class Cabinet Minister and President of the Local Government Board in 1905. A similar flask was sold by Special Auction Services on September 9th 2001 as lot 719
A flask by Doulton Lambeth depicting Joseph Chamberlain, registration no. 556617, named on the reverse, circa 1909, 191 mm high, head re-glued *Joseph was Secretary for the Colonies until 1903. A similar flask was sold by Special Auction Services on September 9th 2001 as lot 724 although incorrectly identified as Austen.
A tall flask depicting an unidentified lady, circa 1830, 318mm high, cracked *The identity of this and its companion figure remains a mystery, however Mrs. Mary Anne Clarke, Queen Caroline and Queen Adelaide are likely subjects. A similar example was sold by Special Auction Services on September 9th 2001 as lot 707
A flask by Bournes Potteries depicting a lady thought to be Queen Victoria holding a bird standing beside a pedestal upon which rests a crown, the reverse impressed with maker's mark, circa 1838, 206mm high, hairline crack A similar example was sold by Special Auction Services on September 9th 2001 as lot 712
A flask by Bournes Potteries named Victoria on the waistband holding a scroll impressed 'May Peace and Prosperity prevail' the reverse impressed 'Queen Alexandrina Victoria' and maker's mark, circa 1837, 202mm high, minor chips *It was not until her first Privy Council meeting that the new Queen styled herself Victoria in preference to Alexandrina.
A small cylindrical Poole pottery vase, decorated with stylised flowers, 12cm high; a Sabino glass vase, decorated with fish (chipped), 21cm high; a Monart glass vase, in browns, 16cm high; a green glass vase; a hand painted glass flask, decorated with flowers; a green glass vase with spiral and circle decoration and a Meissen style white rococo style vase with applied flowers (7)
A Doulton Lambeth stoneware ewer moulded with mask head neck and insignia to the front shoulder, ribbed loop handle, impressed for Watson of Salisbury, numbered 3647, 9.5" high; a similar ovoid bodied flask printed with a titled view of Dunkeld cathedral with associated mother of pearl "whiskey" titled stopper, 10.5" high.(2).
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