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Click here to subscribeA Japanese porcelain Arita coffee pot, circa 1730, decorated in imari colours, the lobed baluster body painted with two flying cranes and their nesting young in amongst pine needles, with handle, ribbed collar below the neck, supported on three figural legs, the base unglazed with a textile imprint33.5cm high
An Edwardian silver mounted glass scent bottle, Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings (Frank) Shepherd, Birmingham 1901, the tapered body decorated in nailsea style, hinged cap with planished decoration and glass stopper, 9.2cm long, together with an early 20th century red and white frosted glass scent bottle with gilt highlights and silver coloured mount, 9.4cm long, a novelty scent in the form of a horn, 8cm long, a ceramic scent bottle decorated in a imari palette with gilt mount, 5.9cm long, a colourless glass scent bottle with silver mount, 6.6cm long, a miniature blue glass scent pendant, 30mm long, a Chinese silver enamel butterfly box, 5cm wide, and a gold coloured paste set panel bracelet, 15.5cm wide (8)
A limited edition "The Churchill Vase" by Abbeydale China, mid 20th century, the octagonal vase with lion's mask handles and tented cover, decorated in an Imari palette with alternating cobalt blue and white panels, many with gilt achievement motifs, biographical details and one with a portrait, retailed by Thomas Goode & Co Ltd to commemorate Churchill's Honorary US Citizenship in 1963, numbered 221 of 250, set to an associated rotating turned oak stand, the vase 28cm high, the stand 19cm diameter CONDITION REPORT:The piece shows minor rubbing to the gilt, small losses to the odd text letter and a small gilt fault above one of the lions rampant. Otherwise the piece appears to be in generally good order showing, expected minor wear to the feet, but no visible chips, cracks or losses.
A small Royal Crown Derby two-handled Imari-decorated pedestal bowl and cover, pattern no.1128, date mark 1920, 14cm high, (small hairline inside rim of bowl), a Royal Doulton 'Titanian'-decorated hexagonal-shaped vase, 20cm high and a Moorcroft 'Magnolia'-decorated baluster vase, impressed factory mark and green initial to base, 25cm high, (3).
A JAPANESE IMARI 'FLOWER BASKET' CHARGER, MEIJI PERIOD, 1868 - 1912 Painted to the centre with a flower basket filled with peonies on a terrace, the wide rim painted with Shi-Shi lions playing with a brocade ball amongst peonies on an iron-red ground, age wear, gilt loss 45cm diameter *NOTE: This lot is located at our Cape Town branch
Meiji Period Japanese Imari Fukagawa Karansha porcelain charger of fluted lobed circular form with panels of floral decoration, painted underglaze blue orchid mark, 30cm diam.; also an antique Chinese pottery ginger jar, 12.5cm high. (2). Condition report:Imari - Rim chip and 1 1/2" haircrack, rubbed gilt rim - As images.Ginger jar - Glaze impurities, firing cracks and crazing.
A Japanese Imari barber's shaving bowl, late Edo or Meiji period, painted in underglaze blue and overglaze red, black, aubergine and green enamels embellished with gilt highlights, the centre with large vase and floral composition on a fenced terrace framed by a decorative border, 26 cm diameter approx. 1.5 cm rim chip and areas of wear to gilding and enamels
A Japanese Imari barber's shaving bowl, late Edo or Meiji period, painted in underglaze blue and polychrome enamels embellished with gilt highlights, the centre with large vase and floral composition on a low table framed by a decorative landscape border, 26.5 cm diameter areas of wear to gilding and enamels
A pair of late 19th century Chinese famille rose tea cups and saucers painted with insects and flowers (one saucer with Guangxu mark 1875-1908) Qing dynasty, to/w a famille rose pomegranate jug, 11 cm high and a Japanese Meiji period Imari floriform bowl, 17 cm diameter (6) Imari bowl has small internal rim chip, jug is in good condition with light wear to enamels, both cups and both saucers have rim chips and hairlines
A pair of late 19th century Japanese Imari red ground baluster vases with short flared necks, each decorated with a large high relief sinuous dragon around the shoulder and painted in the typical palette of underglaze blue and polychrome enamels with landscapes and floral designs, Meiji period (1868-1912)One vase with large area of repair around the neck and rim, some other general wear to enamels
Porcelain Imari plate with decor of lady's, Japan ca. 1900/1920, markt in red en stamp. (chip)Porseleinen schotel met Imari decor van fenix en dames in overlappende panelen, ijzerrood, blauw en goud randdecoratie van bloemen, Japan ca. 1900/20, diam. 46 cm. gemerkt in rood karakter en stempel, diam. 46 cm. (randschilfer)
Lot of 3 porcelain dishes with Imari decor, China 18th century, diam. 22 cm. (chips)Stel porseleinen verte Imari borden met decor van kostbaarheden, diam. 23 cm. en een porseleinen bord met centaal decor van granaatappels, diam. 22 cm., Qianlong/ Yongzheng, China 18e eeuw. (randschilfertjes)
A GROUP OF JAPANESE IMARI PATTERN CERAMICS, comprising of a pair of 46cm chargers, decorated with panels of birds and cherry blossom surrounding a central blue and white motif, the obverse has four character marks and two bands of blue to the edge of the foot rim, with a pair of onion shaped vases, one with overpainted chips to the body the other with flaws to the glaze, approximate hight 29cm, unmarked to the bases, a pair of storage jars (one missing it's cover), unmarked to the bases, approximate hight including cover 20cm, a wavy edged circular bowl with small crack to the rim and a pair of oval dishes (one restored)
THIRTY COLLECTORS PLATES AND OTHER CERAMIC WARES, to include twenty boxed plates (some with certificates), themes to include Alice in Wonderland, The Country Diary of an Edwardian Lady, Fairyland, Royal Worcester rural scenes and Imari Flowers tea plate, with a Crown Staffordshire Hunting Scene plate and vase, etc (Condition report: pieces appear in good condition) (Qty)
A GROUP OF 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY CERAMICS, including a Copeland & Garrett 'New Fayence' leaf moulded plate, printed and painted with peacocks and other exotic birds, diameter 23cm, cracked to underside from the rim, the top section of a comport, pierced scroll rim, handpainted with flowers and insects, a pair of unmarked pale blue Wedgwood style jasperware vases mounted on fluted gilt metal lamp bases, incomplete, height 17.5cm, a near pair of Art Nouveau Belgian pottery vases, three scrolled handles, mottled blue, brown and green glazes, impressed marks, a Belleek plate, a Victorian Jackfield cow creamer, s.d. and lacking cover, assorted ironstone plates, etc, s.d. and a.f. (17) (Condition report: some damage mentioned within top of comport has rough patch to underside where it has broken off the pedestal, Imari tea pot is a.f., tea cup has a small rough patch to the outer rim, Belgian vases have extensive crazing and some chips to the undersides of the bases, plates are in need of cleaning, etc)
FIVE BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS AND GLASS ETC, to include Midwinter 'Riverside' tea wares, two Belleek cups and saucers with blue back stamps, assorted transfer printed plates, assorted tea wares and teapots, box of novelty condiment sets, plated cruet set, two imari pattern fan shaped dishes, two bread bins etc
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