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Lot 260
A Shelley part tea set, printed with fruit and leaves in shades of orange and brown, pattern number 781613; Shelley Mabel Lucie Attwell nursery ware baby's dish, To Work In The Garden...; other Shelley cups and saucers; part tea set, printed and painted with blue and pink flowers, number 12455; other Shelley pieces; qty
Lot 48
A collection of Chinese pottery and porcelain to include a blue and white sauceboat decorated with dwellings by water side (spout very damaged), an elongated octagonal serving platter decorated with pagoda by water's edge amongst blossoming foliage, 27 cm x 19 cm, two blue and white ginger jars (no covers), 15 cm high each, another blue and white ginger jar decorated with panels of figures in a garden setting amongst prunus blossom, bearing double concentric rings mark to base, 12 cm high, a modern blue and white fish bowl with lily pad and carp decoration, 36 cm diameter x 15 cm high, a polychrome decorated vase with crimped flared rim, the panels depicting figures by a fence, 20.5 cm high, an octagonal blue and white plate decorated with figures and bridge by dwellings and water side, 22.5 cm diameter, together with five gilt-edged tea bowls, four similar teacups, seven saucers similar and three plain blue and white saucers, two teacups to match and two rice plates CONDITION REPORTS Sauceboat - badly damaged to the spout, chips to the glaze and a crack to the handle.Serving platter - has some chips to the glazingThe two ginger jars - one has a large hairline crackThird ginger jar - has some chips to the glaze especially around the top rimOctagonal plate - has chipping / losses to the glaze, predominantly around the rim and some small areas of crazing to the centre of the plateAll the tea bowls and saucers have damage - either repairs, hairline fractures, chips, etc
Lot 63
A Clarice Cliff "Bizarre" Newport Pottery vase "My Garden" pattern on triform base No'd 62 to base in relief 21 cm high, together with a Clarice Cliff Wilkinson trumpet shaped vase on floral decorated relief work base 27 cm high together with a Clarice Cliff Newport Pottery ribbed and foliate decorated jug, No'd 41A to base 19 cm high
Lot 105
A 19th Century Chinese Imari elongated octagonal serving dish with fence and flower pattern to the centrefield, 46 cm x 32 cm, together with a Chinese famille-rose oval serving platter, the centrefield decorated with exotic bird and flowers within a floral spray decorated border, 38.5 cm x 32.5 cm and a Chinese blue and white oval bowl, the centrefield decorated with pagoda in a garden setting, 36.5 cm x 29 cm
Lot 122
A pair of 19th Century Chinese blue and white and polychrome decorated baluster shaped vases and covers, the main bodies decorated with panels of figures in a garden setting seated with vase of flowers and fruit on a table, a dog at their feet and verso with figures in a garden setting seated on a bench taking tea, the lady with a fan 23.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS One vase has significant crazing / hairline fractures throughout. The other has a large hairline fracture running down the main body. Both have losses / wear to the enamel and giling. One lid has lost its finial and has two large sections missing as well as other faults. The other has a large chip to the finial and several chips to the outer edges. All items have general wear and tear conducive with age and use to include surface scratches, knocks, bumps, etc. See images for more details.
Lot 124
A pair of late 19th Century Chinese famille rose porcelain vases with flared rims, the main bodies decorated with panels of adults and children in an interior and/or garden settings with applied relief work gilt dragon decoration to the shoulders 26 cm high together with another similar pair similarly decorated 15.6 cm high, a modern Chinese famille rose bowl decorated with figures in an interior and panels of flowers, birds and butterfly, stamped to base "made in China" 25 cm diameter and another similar bowl 18 cm diameter
Lot 1104
A RECONSTITUTED STONE SEMI ELLIPTIC GARDEN BENCHOn scroll supports 150cm wide; 50cm highCondition report: Overall in good condition. Surfaces are weathered commensurate with use and exposure to the elements. One crack or fissure to the inside of one leg and some chips and knocks to edges as to be expected. Structurally solid.
Lot 84
* Lewis (Grace Rosie, early 20th century). Portrait miniature of Cuthbert Preston Lewis, watercolour on ivory, half-length portrait of a young boy dressed in a blue jacket, sitting in a garden hammock with a large white rabbit, signed lower left, 2 cracks or joins to upper edge, 76 x 59mm (3 x 2 5/16 ins), brass frame with hanging loop, glazed (93 x 68 mm), annotated in contemporary ink on verso 'Grace Rosie Lewis (Miss) 46, Brixton Hill, London, S.W. Portrait of Cuthbert, son of T. Preston Lewis Esq. M.D., together with: Johnson (Inés, early 20th century). Portrait miniature of a gentleman, watercolour on ivory, half length portrait of a grey-haired moustachioed gentleman wearing a brown jacket and matching waistcoat, and an olive green tie, signed lower right, 78 x 59mm (31/16 x 25/16 ins), tarnished brass frame with hanging loop, glazed (96 x 65 mm), housed in a yellow velvet-lined red-brown roan case (135 x 110 mm), closure broken, and 3 other portrait miniature paintings, one of a young lady, signed G.H. 1829, one of a gentleman, signed J.D. 1847, adhered to glass, and the other of a gentleman, mid 19th century, all framed, and a miniature print in an ebonised frameQty: (6)NOTES2nd Lieutenant Cuthbert Preston Lewis (1890-1917) was the only son of surgeon Thomas Lewis and his Indian-born wife, Lucy. He was a pupil at Dulwich College, before taking up a place at London University, from which he graduated with a B.Sc. degree. In September 1914 Cuthbert enlisted in the Honourable Artillery Company. He served at the Battle of Hooge, and shortly afterwards was drafted to the Chemical Section of the Royal Engineers, serving at Loos, before being promoted to Company Quarter-Master Sergeant, a position he held for just over a year, until June 1917. That month Cuthbert was granted a commission, still in the Royal Engineers, and shortly afterwards he was killed whilst leading his men under heavy fire at Ploegsteert.
Lot 202
Two Japanese blue and white chargers, one decorated with a landscape, the other decorated with peacocks, diameter of each 35cm, together with a Satsuma bowl dedcorated with figures in a garden, two Satsuma vases, a tea canister and cover, a smaller Satsuma vase, six shaped circular domestic bowls and a Chinese blue and white vase (15).Additional InformationThe landscape dish with some surface scratches to the glaze, the dish decorated with peacocks has a rim chip and also scratches to the glaze. The Satsuma bowl has two repaired breaks. The tea canister is rather squashed and dented and with wear to the metalware throughout. The blue and white vase is restored throughout. Each of the bowls with general staining and glaze scratches, two of them with hairline cracks to the centre and one of them with a larger hairline crack to the rim, all with general grazing at the edges.
Lot 2076
ROBERT 'BOB' RICHARDSON (born 1938); two signed limited edition coloured prints 'Stockport Market', 111/500, 29 x 39cm, and 'Street Scene', 249/850, 24 x 35cm, both signed in pencil, both framed and glazed. With an Yvonne Hawker watercolour, 'Spring Fields', signed, titled to mount and also titled verso, 39 x 65cm, framed and glazed, and an Anne Farrin watercolour, garden landscape with cat hiding in the undergrowth, signed and dated 2010, 40 x 30cm, framed; a further work titled 'Styal Woods', signed and dated 2007, 35 x 24cm, framed and glazed and two further watercolours by the same artist, framed and glazed (7). (D)Additional InformationThe finish of both prints is blue tinted, minor scuffs to frames, otherwise OK.This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk or http://artistscollectingsociety.org
Lot 2121
DAVID GENTLEMAN (born 1930); pencil signed limited edition print ‘Covent Garden’ numbered 58/70, 50 x 60cm, framed and glazed. (D)Additional InformationThe image is good, minor wear to frame.This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk or http://artistscollectingsociety.org
Lot 265
A Chinese machine embroidered panel decorated with exercising figures in a garden, 67.5 x 35cm overall, framed and glazed, together with a Japanese textile panel decorated with two cranes, an English embroidered panel decorated with four baskets of flowers, a framed Macclesfield 1953 Coronation souvenir for Queen Elizabeth II and a print of Lyme Hall in cork frame (5).
Lot 269
Three Persian lacquered panels, one decorated with a hunting scene, one decorated with four figures in a garden and another decorated with two figures and a further figure playing a musical instrument in a garden, in stained pine frames, the largest 18 x 10.5cm, together with a white metal and copper overlaid Cairo ware brass vase (4).Additional InformationThe brass vase with some knocks to the rim and to the foot rim and other small dents here and there, general age wear patina to the surface. The lacquered panels are yellowed and have some chips and wear to the surface and general scuffs to the frames.
Lot 55
An 18th / 19th century Chinese blue and white spherical bowl, decorated throughout with figures in a landscape, diameter 13.5cm, together with two small 18th century blue and white vases, one decorated with two geisha in a garden, the other with three dancing male figures and a geisha in a garden, the latter with underglaze blue leaf mark to the underside of the base (3). UPDATED DESCRIPTIONAdditional InformationThe large circular bowl with several chips to the rim, some staining to the interior and general light surface scratches and patina here and there throughout. The oval vase with two chips to the foot rim and probably lacking a cover. Some grazes and marks to the surface of this vase. The smaller vase with some glaze imperfections and general light wear to the surface and some stains around the rim and paint residue around the rim. The circular bowl may be 19th century rather than 18th century.
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