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Lot 414
Collection of Apothecary Bottles & Brass Mortar & Pestles, including 2 green bottles with gilt labels and round stoppers, embossed on the back for 'Jamescon & Curtis Hastings & St Leonards', with 3 period chemists mortar and pestles, and a set of weights in a wooden blockBUYER BEWARE: WE CANNOT SHIP THIS ITEM. COLLECTION OR OWN COURIER ONLY!!
Lot 431
Zeiss Universal Research Microscope With Epi-Fluorescence, German, c.1990, Zeiss Universal Research Microscope, with Epi-Fluorescence, Zeiss Condenser, mechanical stage, 5 objective turret with Zeiss x10, Ph2 Plan 25, Zeiss Ph2 NeoFluar 40, Zeiss Ph3 Neofluar 100 & a PL 5, lamp hose, binocular head with trinocular mountBUYER BEWARE: WE CANNOT SHIP THIS ITEM. COLLECTION OR OWN COURIER ONLY!!
Lot 400
A Set of Six Broncolor Minipuls c200 Studio Flash Heads, four of the six have lost their back handles, complete with accessories including soft boxes, spills and more, in two maker's soft padded cases along with a set of three light standsBUYER BEWARE: WE CANNOT SHIP THIS ITEM. COLLECTION OR OWN COURIER ONLY!!
Lot 408
Collection of 24 Chemist Bottles including a large Syrup bottle with peg stopper and broken pontil mark, along with 4 other blue bottles and other coloured bottles and some clear chemist bottles, 2 horn scoops and a chemists mould, a lotBUYER BEWARE: WE CANNOT SHIP THIS ITEM. COLLECTION OR OWN COURIER ONLY!!
Lot 444
Zeiss Amplival Microscope complete with various accessories, monocular and binocular heads, set of Zeiss Apochromat objectives, substage condenser, mechanical stage, in large case, untestedBUYER BEWARE: WE CANNOT SHIP THIS ITEM. COLLECTION OR OWN COURIER ONLY!!Condition report not exhaustive covering only the following:Mechanical:Main course focus works but slides back down due to weightFine focus worksSubstage focus worksStage X-Y control worksKnob to slide prism over in head looseOptically:Zeiss 6.3/0.20 Apochromat – clear but dustyZeiss 616/0.40 Apochromat – delamination to edge of lensZeiss 40/0.95 Apochromat – clear but dusty, slight hazeZeiss 63/0.95 Apochromat – 2 internal small inclusions difficult to say what they areZeiss 100/1.32 Apochromat – not working internal hazeEyepieces good and clearBinocular prism good but with dust, spots of mould(?)Main body prism goodSubstage condenser good but dustlyOther:No lamp or lamp house
Lot 477
A Collection of Old Telescopes for Restoration including an unusal telescope engraved 'Patent Made only by G RichardsonSt Catherines London' possibly a stick telescope, a telescope body by Watkins, a large telescope by Newton, Ross and others, and a modern reflecting telescope, A lotBUYER BEWARE: WE CANNOT SHIP THIS ITEM. COLLECTION OR OWN COURIER ONLY!!
Lot 475
A Rare Bench Binocular Collimator English, c.1940, plate marked 'COLLIMATOR BINOCULAR PROJECTION PATTERN No299 h.g.p. 1944w.z.0013." , large and heavy steel base with lamp housing and target, untested AF Provenance: from the workshop of an ex Zeiss Employee BUYER BEWARE: WE CANNOT SHIP THIS ITEM. COLLECTION OR OWN COURIER ONLY!!
Lot 511
A Morakni Carbon Steel Hunting Knife, black grip, 108mm blade, in a strong leather sheath, with sharpening stone and horn-handled spark rod. Important information concerning this item: By placing a bid on this lot, you agree to abide by these terms and confirm that you are legally eligible to purchase and receive this type of item.
Lot 276
Government of India, an uncut pair of large format trial watermarks likely intended for use on financial documents such as bills of exchange or government bonds, featuring a high quality and detailed image of the Government of India coat of arms, some foxing at edges, otherwise as produced, extremely rare and attractive (2 papers, 1 sheet) BNB, Pick and Razack not listed £1,000-£1,500 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK --- --- Provenance: This item was originally part of the Portals Paper Archive
Lot 263
Government of India, an uncut pair of trial watermarks for the Victoria Portrait notes of 1861-67, paper the same as the issued notes with the exception of the denomination not being shown at centre, each paper with cancellation hole over portrait area, with pencil annotation on reverse ‘Indian Currency note paper May 1865. app(roved) via Mr Coe letter April 13th 1865 - also letter from Mr Co & Mr Henderson(?) May 25 -/65’, as produced, extremely rare and an extremely important record (2 papers, 1 sheet) BNB B102a, Pick A1, Razack 2.1.1 for type £2,000-£2,600 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK --- --- Provenance: This item was originally part of the Portals Paper Archive
Lot 274
Government of India, a trial sheet of watermarked paper, c.1872, showing a watermark design that was never used, featuring the Government of India coat of arms at centre, as produced, extremely rare BNB, Pick and Razack not listed £800-£1,000 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK --- --- Provenance: This item was originally part of the Portals Paper Archive
Lot 188
A WW2 era Fairbairn Sykes 2nd Pattern ‘B2’ Commando Knife.Featuring the usual chequered or ‘crosshatched’ brass grip, oval steel cross guard, and a flattened diamond section blade.Complete with its original leather sheath with integral belt loop.The only stamped marks are a broad arrow, and the B2 mark to the guard (with only the bottom part of the 2 distinct).The retaining nut also has the class indentation left over from the construction process.Approximate length 28.4cm, blade length 15.8cm, length including sheath 32.7cm.Condition: some age and service related wear and tear.The tip of the blade is missing, and now has a flattened off appearance.Some mottling and minor surface pitting to the blade, and some minor surface corrosion to the guard.The leather sheath is structurally sound, with a good colour and patina, but the 4 leather ‘tabs’ to the back of the sheath have either been removed or have come away in the past.Important Note: due to recent changes in Royal Mail’s policies, we can no longer use our in-house postage service to mail this item to a buyer.It may be possible to use other carriers to transport the item, but collection by the buyer is strongly recommended.
Lot 135
An early original 1st type German Hitler Youth knife, with scabbard, and the early ‘Blut und Ehre!’ etched motto to the blade. Stamped with the manufacturers name of Hammesfahr Cie, Solingen, and their trademark logo. Featuring the usual chequered black plastic grips secured by 2 domed rivets, with the inset enamelled Hitler Youth diamond set into one of the grips. Nickel plated ‘birds beak’ pommel and cross guard, with the former having the usually seen wear from its contact with the leather retaining strap. Etched Sütterlin type script etched to one side of blade, reading ‘Blut und Ehre!’ (Blood and Honour), which means that the item will pre-date August 1938. Complete with its black painted scabbard with integral leather belt loop and retaining strap with press stud fitting. Approximately 25cm length in its scabbard, blade length 13.6cm. Condition: a used but solid example. Some wear / paint loss to the painted scabbard, but this otherwise remains without dents or splits to the metal. The front side pommel has the normal nickel wear from contact with the leather strap. The enamel HJ diamond is in good condition, and has its usual ‘wobble’ due to how it’s fixed to the handle. The grips remain free of chips or cracks, and are securely flitted. The leather washer that would have sat at the ricasso is missing, likely disintegrated over time. The blade shows scratching and evidence of sharpening, and the motto has lost some of its crispness, but is still quite legible. The leather belt loop is still supple, with the press stud still working. There is perhaps a faint makers mark embossed to the leather, which looks like ‘LS’ and a trade mark.
Lot 89
An interesting and scarce WW2 era Norsk Hydro phial of Heavy Water (Deuterium Oxide), housed in its original nickel tube container, and a pine wood outer case with pinned on lid. Notes: dating from circa 1945 - 1950, the item was originally sourced from the Vermork Norsk Hydro, and they are very scarce to the market, with most examples being housed in museums. The Allied forces of WW2 believed that Germans were racing towards the production of a Nuclear Bomb, and their research relied upon the Heavy Water produced at the hydroelectric power plant located just outside the town of Rjukan in Telemark County, Norway. This led to the Operations Grouse, Freshman, and Gunnerside, with Norwegian Commandos, SOE, British Paratroopers, and Allied bombing ensuring destruction of the site, and the loss of its Heavy Water. In the immediate post war era, the Norwegian saboteurs held reunions at the plant, with each participant receiving a commemorative phial such as this one. The glass phial is securely held within a felt packed nickel tube, with screw on lid. The lid has an engraved Viking longship motif to the top, with the edge having the words ‘Norsk Hydro Made in Norway’ etched onto it. It’s unknown how fragile the glass phial is, plus it is tightly packed into the tube, hence we have not tried to remove it for further inspection. The outer pine case is of rectangular form, with a circular recess bored into the wood. The lid is held in place by two pins or thin nails. The lid also has a pencil inscription, which reads ‘25 272573 99.7%’. The nickel tube length is 16.5cm, with the pine case being 19.1cm. Condition: good. The metal tube shows signs of normal handling, with the lid having some contact marks and minor pitting spots. What can be seen of the glass inner tube is in good condition, but as mentioned above, we have not attempted to remove it further. The pine outer box is good, and shows only minor wear.
Lot 149
A WW2 era German silver grade wound badge. A die cast example made in silvered zinc, with solid back, a round hinge, and C clasp. Marked ‘65’ in raised numerals above the clasp, indicating that the item was made by Klein & Quenzer. Approximately 4.4cm x 3.7cm. Condition: generally good. Some normal service and age wear, with some darkening to the silvered finish, and contact marks to the high points. Slight bend to the pin from wear, but it doesn’t affect how the pin works.
Lot 133
North Staffordshire Regiment interest - A nicely executed, likely interwar period embroidered panel. A label verso states that the piece was made in India by a hospital patient. Featuring the traditional United Kingdom lion and unicorn, and the Roman numerals ‘64’ to indicate the 64th (2nd Staffordshire) Regiment of Foot, which amalgamated with 98th Foot in 1881, becoming the Prince of Wales (North Staffordshire) Regiment. The Staffordshire knot sits to the centre, which is believed to be a Puggaree flash for a slouch hat, and the regimental title in a scroll to the bottom. The panel is framed and glazed. Approximately 60.5cm x 44.4cm frame size. Condition: good. We have not removed the item from its sealed frame, but from what can be observed through the glass, the item seems to be in good order. Perhaps some very minor fading to vibrancy of the colours. The frame appears to be quite modern, and has been overpainted with a silver metallic paint.
Lot 123
A fine and scarce large fragment of copper sheathing, salvaged from the wreckage site of HMS Bounty, in Bounty Bay at Pitcairn Island in the early 1970’s. The piece, patinated with verdigris, oxidisation, and a small patch of barnacles, is housed in a purpose made oak frame, glazed to both sides to allow viewing of the item. The copper is sunk into a slot cut into the base, which allows it sit upright, plus there is also what appears to be an original ships nail hammered into the wood to steady it. The framed has an applied engraved brass plaque to the top, stating ‘HMS Bounty aka HM Armed Vessel Bounty 1787-1790’. Provenance: acquired by R.A.F. Chief Technician John Coleman, likely in 1973 or possibly 1974, when he was stationed there in order to assist with the setting up of the radio station. CH.T. Coleman travelled to Pitcairn on the Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship, Sir Percival, with the R.A.F team and equipment landing there firstly in May 1973, and for a second time in May 1974. The inclusion of two handwritten logs, detailing Island life, residents, weather, and the work carried out, offers an interesting insight into daily life, and the comings and going’s of the inhabitants. Several entries detail fishing and swimming trips in Bounty Bay, with mention of being shown the location of the wreck of HMS Bounty. In an entry from Sunday 20th May 1973, John Coleman states in his log that ‘in fact you can still see a cannon embedded in the coral, it will probably stay there forever. Nearby there were also sheets of copper from the ships bottom, well encrusted with the invading coral’. Another entry from Sunday 1st July 1973 mentions him assisting in the raising on one of Bounty’s cannons from the seabed. It seems highly likely that the copper fragment was salvaged during one of the above mentioned trips in Bounty Bay, though the exact date is unknown. Notes: HMS Bounty, also known as HM Armed Vessel Bounty started life as a Merchant Vessel, before its purchase by the Royal Navy in 1787. It set sail on a botanical mission to acquire breadfruit plants in order to transport them to the British West Indies as part of an experiment to establish whether it could be used as a food crop for enslaved workers in plantations. The ship was commanded by Lieutenant William Bligh, until April 28th 1790, when the famous mutiny occurred, led by the Master’s Mate Fletcher Christian. Bligh was put aboard a 23 foot launch, along with 18 loyalist crewmen, and successfully made the astonishing 4164 mile voyage to the colonial outpost of Timor over 47 days. The mutineers, now in command of the Bounty, made their way initially to Tubuai, and then later to Tahiti, and then back to Tubuai, where the party attempted to establish a settlement, despite constant clashes with native islanders. Over time, discontent grew amongst the mutineers, with some voting to go back to Tahiti and take their chances there. Christian agreed to transport them there, before setting sale to Pitcairn with the remaining 9 mutineers. After being stripped of parts for use on the island, HMS Bounty was set ablaze and destroyed on January 23rd 1790. The bottom section of the hull of Bounty was clad in copper in order to protect the wood from shipworm, and provide extra longevity to the structure. Case size 48.1cm width, depth 11.4cm, height 36cm. Condition: very good. Aside from the obvious oxidisation and verdigris to the copper, the metal is in good stable condition, and seems to be securely fixed in the frame. Some light contact marks to the frame in places, but nothing that detracts. Some very slight foxing to the inside of the glass on both side, likely where some moisture has crept in over the years.
Lot 91
South Nottinghamshire Hussars interest. A good quality sterling silver cigar box with integral lighter and match holder with striker plate. Cedar wood lined, as is usual. Engraved to the ‘Non Commissioned Officers Mess South Notts Hussars from Colonel C.W.Trotter 1912’. Hallmarked for London 1903, and with the makers mark of Joseph Brahma. The box if of rectangular form, and sat upon 4 bun feet. With 2 hinged to top, and a lighter with reservoir, plus a match holder with striker plate to bottom. One of the lids has the inscription from Col Trotter, with the other having the engraved badge of the South Notts Hussars. Notes: Colonel Charles William Trotter is believe to have have first joined the regiment in 1888, and at the time this item was gifted he was a Lieutenant-Colonel, but with the honorary rank of Colonel. He received his full Colonelcy on August 5th 1918. He was mentioned in dispatches twice, and received the Companion of the Order of the Bath in the 1918 Birthday Honours List. Approximately 20.5cm x 11.8cm x 9cm, weight 973.5g. Condition: generally good. Some normal wear from polishing and handling, which has resulted in the inscriptions showing a little wear. Some small dents to the removable match holder and lighter, and a small but deep dent to one of the shorter sides.
Lot 100
A Zulu igqoka shield, of stiffened cowhide, with traditional slots cut into front, into which is inserted a darker coloured hide strips. With single twisted hide handle to the reverse. The shield’s size would indicate for courting ceremonies or dancing, rather than an item of warfare. Some age to the item, but likely dating from the early to mid 20th century./ Approximately 54cm x 33.5cm. Condition: generally good. Some darkening / soiling to the light coloured hide, with some very minor losses to the surface. The reverse has 2 vertical cuts to the hide on one side, which appears as 2 darker lines to the front side.
Lot 269
PLEASE NOTE LEGAL DISCLAIMER FOLLOWING DESCRIPTION. Webley Mk 1 .177 air pistol in wooden box with two old pellet tins (one empty). To original black finish with plastic grips. Usual Webley marks but no serial number visible. In working order and very good condition overall this is an opportunity to acquire an original example of this popular collectors’ British air pistol. Pistol comes with home-made wooden box to fit (one hinge broken) and a part pack of original Bisley “Vermin” paper targets. RESTRICTIONS APPLY BUYER MUST BE OVER 18 AND THIS ITEM CANNOT BE POSTED OTHER THAN TO RFD. BUYERS OF SECTION 1 & 2 FIREARMS MUST BE REGISTERED FIREARMS DEALERS OR HOLD A CURRENT SHOTGUN OR FIREARM CERTIFICATE AUTHORISING THE ACQUISITION ALSO PLEASE NOTE THAT IN RELATION TO REPLICA FIREARMS SOME RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY. CERTAIN REPLICAS MAY REQUIRE PROOF OF MEMBERSHIP OF RE-ENACTMENT GROUPS OR USE FOR THEATRICAL OR FILM PRODUCTION PURPOSES OR OF A LEGAL EXEMPTION. INTENDING BUYERS SHOULD MAKE THEMSELVES FULLY FAMILIAR WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE FIREARMS ACTS AND THE VIOLENT CRIME REDUCTION ACT 2006 IN THAT RESPECT AND SATISFY THEMSELVES THAT THEY ARE IN A POSITION TO ACQUIRE AND POSSESS ANY REPLICA BEFORE BIDDING AND PRODUCE EVIDENCE THEREOF ON COLLECTION. BUYERS OF ALL ANTIQUE, REPLICA AND DEACTIVATED FIREARMS WILL NEED TO PRODUCE EVIDENCE THAT THEY ARE OVER 18. IN RELATION TO ALL OF THESE ITEMS THEY CAN ONLY BE SOLD WITHIN THE UK AND MUST BE COLLECTED IN PERSON FROM HANSONS AT ETWALL DERBYSHIRE.
Lot 2
A late 19th century Khedive’s Sudan Medal (1896-1908), with clasps for Hafir and Firket, with contemporary engraved naming to 1720 Pte J.Brown of the 1st North Staffordshire Regiment. Notes: there a 2 soldiers with the name of ‘J.Brown’ on the relevant medal roll for the 1st North Staffs, but ‘1720 J.Brown’ does not appear to be listed there. The clasp combination for this battalion and regiment is correct, and the naming style is commensurate with the age of medal. Interestingly, a 1720 Pte James Brown of 2nd Royal Warwickshire Regiment was killed in action on October 20th 1914, only 16 days after disembarkation. He is commemorated at the Tyne Cot Cemetery, and is entitled to the 1914 Star with clasp, the British War Medal, and the Victory Medal. His home town is listed as Banbury, Oxfordshire, with his next of kin being Ellen Brown (who appears to have resided in Warwickshire). No further details are provided on the CWGC website, and his age at the time of his death are unknown. The medal is mounted by its ribbon to a fabric covered backing card, and an old label to the reverse suggests the item was sold though Spinks around 1968. Condition: good. Good overall toning to the silver, which does not appear to have been over polished. Good tight swivel suspension, with both claps being firmly attached. Some tiny edge nicks to the rim, but this does affect the naming, which is clear.
Lot 274
PLEASE NOTE LEGAL DISCLAIMER FOLLOWING THIS DESCRIPTION. Webley Junior lift-barrel spring powered air pistol in .177 smooth bore Serial No. 1961 JJIS. In full working order with all components present. Most original black finish with Webley insignia and detail. Plastic grips with Webley insignia. A nice tidy example with little sign of use and including two spare grips, one with broken corner) OVER 18’s ONLY VCR APPLIES AND THIS ITEM CANNOT BE POSTED DIRECT TO BUYER UNLESS RFD.BUYERS OF SECTION 1 & 2 FIREARMS MUST BE REGISTERED FIREARMS DEALERS OR HOLD A CURRENT SHOTGUN OR FIREARM CERTIFICATE AUTHORISING THE ACQUISITION ALSO PLEASE NOTE THAT IN RELATION TO REPLICA FIREARMS SOME RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY. CERTAIN REPLICAS MAY REQUIRE PROOF OF MEMBERSHIP OF RE-ENACTMENT GROUPS OR USE FOR THEATRICAL OR FILM PRODUCTION PURPOSES OR OF A LEGAL EXEMPTION. INTENDING BUYERS SHOULD MAKE THEMSELVES FULLY FAMILIAR WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE FIREARMS ACTS AND THE VIOLENT CRIME REDUCTION ACT 2006 IN THAT RESPECT AND SATISFY THEMSELVES THAT THEY ARE IN A POSITION TO ACQUIRE AND POSSESS ANY REPLICA BEFORE BIDDING AND PRODUCE EVIDENCE THEREOF ON COLLECTION. BUYERS OF ALL ANTIQUE, REPLICA AND DEACTIVATED FIREARMS WILL NEED TO PRODUCE EVIDENCE THAT THEY ARE OVER 18. IN RELATION TO ALL OF THESE ITEMS THEY CAN ONLY BE SOLD WITHIN THE UK AND MUST BE COLLECTED IN PERSON FROM HANSONS AT ETWALL DERBYSHIRE.
Lot 224
A WW2 era, No.4 MKII* spike bayonet, made by Howard Bullough of Accrington, circa 1942-43. Complete with steel scabbard, and later white webbing frog (dated 1954). The socket of the bayonet is marked ‘H30’ for Bullough, who was one of the smaller producers of this item, manufacturing little over 160,000 pieces during WW2. The piece is also broad arrow marked, though all the stamped marks are a little indistinct from wear. Together with a post WW2 German small small dagger in the style of a WW2 era SS dagger, marked for Linder Messer Solingen Whitby Germany. Complete with its scabbard with leather belt loop. Spike bayonet approximately 27cm in scabbard, some service wear / scuffing to the metal in places. The German knife is approximately 28.4cm length in scabbard, some wear to the grip in places, blade good, but the scabbard’s painted surface has degraded, likely due to poor storage conditions.
Lot 280
Bratton Sound SL7 7 gun shotgun/rifle security cabinet to BS7558/92. In mottled grey with single key to hold 7 guns with base mat and foam support for barrels/butts and locking internal top compartment for cartridges. External dimensions H60”xW16”xD13½” with internal height of 50” to ammo compartment. With two sets of keys to cabinet and compartment. This item is very heavy and buyer must arrange collection.
Lot 31
Matchbox Regular Wheels Pair of Sets (1) M1 Motorised Motorway - square set packaging containing Boxed Cars (1) 36c Opal Diplomat; (2) 64b MG1100 along with all other components - base has piece broken off, however lid is complete (2) E2 Extension Set - appear complete with instructions - generally Good to Excellent, odd item may be Fair, in Fair to Good packaging. (2)
Lot 364
Exquisite Pickard China hand-painted creamer featuring a vibrant floral motif with gilt accents. This hexagonal-shaped piece showcases intricate details, including multicolored floral designs and elaborate gold trim. The handle and spout are accented with gold, highlighting the craftsmanship and artistry of this collectible item. The underside bears the Pickard hallmark, ensuring authenticity. A fine example of American porcelain artistry, perfect for collectors or as a decorative piece. Issued: Early 20th centuryDimensions: 3.75"HCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 285
Antique porcelain punch bowl set comprising a large punch bowl, five matching footed punch cups, and a decorative footed base. The set is adorned with hand painted blackberry and leaf motifs, enhanced with gold gilt accents on the rims, bases, and handles. The bottom of the pieces bears the marking “Quality Art Store B250 Indiana Ave. Chicago,” indicating a specialty retailer in early 20th-century Chicago. This set is a striking example of elegant, hand-decorated porcelain designed for special gatherings. Largest item (Bowl): 11" dia. Issued: Early 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear. Minimal gilding loss.
Lot 338
A distinguished Pickard China display plaque featuring a triangular design with gold trim. The front prominently displays the Pickard lion crest and "Made in U.S.A." hallmark in gold, showcasing the company's legacy of excellence in fine china production. This plaque is an elegant decorative piece, perfect for collectors or as a display item. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 4"HCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 307
A charming set of two porcelain demitasse cups and saucers, each featuring a delicate hand-painted floral design with subtle botanical motifs. The cups and saucers are accented with gold detailing along the rims and handles, adding a touch of elegance to their scalloped edges. Perfect for collectors or as a refined addition to any tea or coffee setting. Tallest item (Cups): 2.75"H. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 360
This exquisite Pickard jug, dating from 1903-1905, is hand-painted with a vibrant Cherry Branch pattern featuring detailed cherries and rich, colorful leaves. The piece showcases Pickard's signature gold accents along the handle and rim, highlighting the craftsmanship of this Limoges, France-made jug. The item stands at 6"H and features the distinctive markings on the bottom, including the Pickard factory mark. This elegant jug is a wonderful example of the high-quality artistry associated with Pickard. Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 377
Elegant Pickard porcelain cup and saucer set featuring a hand-painted floral motif with gilded accents. The intricate design showcases delicate pink and purple blossoms intertwined with green foliage, framed by geometric gold bands and subtle blue accents. The distinctive gilded handle adds an opulent touch, enhancing the refined craftsmanship of this collectible set. The saucer echoes the cup's design, creating a cohesive and sophisticated aesthetic. Manufactured by Pickard, a prestigious American porcelain company known for its high-quality hand-painted China since the late 19th century. Pickard pieces are highly regarded for their artistry and craftsmanship, making them sought-after by collectors. Largest item measures 2.25"H. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 336
A beautiful Haviland France porcelain pitcher with matching underplate, hand-painted and decorated by Pickard Studios. The pitcher features an ornate floral and fruit garland motif in vivid colors with gold accents, typical of Pickard's exquisite hand-painted work. Both pieces bear the hallmark of Haviland France, indicating the porcelain's origin, and the Pickard mark, identifying the renowned American studio responsible for the detailed decoration. This collaboration between Haviland and Pickard highlights a transatlantic partnership that combined fine European craftsmanship with skilled American artistry. The pitcher's gold handle and rim, paired with the intricate patterns on both items, make this a standout example of early 20th-century porcelain art. Ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of fine decorative arts. Tallest item (Pitcher): 6"H. Issued: Early 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 378
Elegant Pickard porcelain cup and saucer featuring a distinctive hexagonal shape with an opulent gilt finish. The cobalt blue band is adorned with intricate hand-painted scrollwork and stylized white accents, complemented by a striking black and white geometric border. The matching saucer mirrors the luxurious design, highlighting the refined craftsmanship of Pickard, an esteemed American porcelain studio known for its hand-decorated gilded wares. Both pieces bear the Pickard backstamp, confirming authenticity. Largest item measures 2.25"H. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear. As is. The saucer has a small chip on the underside.
Lot 388
This exquisite 8-piece set of Pickard porcelain dishes features a hand-painted nut pattern, including six leaf-shaped nut dishes, a double-handled serving bowl, and a handled candy dish. Each piece showcases warm autumnal hues with gilded accents, expertly painted with detailed fruit and foliage motifs. The Pickard backstamp is present on each piece, and several are signed, highlighting the renowned craftsmanship of the Pickard China studio. This elegant set exemplifies early 20th-century hand-painted porcelain artistry. Tallest item: 3"H. Issued: Early 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 94
Young figure, part of the Child Classics, wearing blue dungarees overalls carrying his rag doll. Royal Doulton backstamp. Artist: Leslie HarradineIssued: 1949 - 1959Dimensions: 5.25"H x 2.5" dia. Country of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear. Notice from the the-saleroom.com: These items are listed on the basis they are illustrative of a bygone culture in which there were different social norms. We understand the potential controversy surrounding this type of item but believe that providing transparent information about historical context fosters greater understanding of our complex cultural history.
Lot 169
Royal Doulton Bunnykins The Shipmates Collection Base, designed as a display piece for Bunnykins figurines. This charming nautical themed base features the HMS Bunnykins ship with beautifully hand painted details, textured waves, and vibrant accents. It includes an official Royal Doulton Bunnykins manufacturing sticker on the base. Comes with its original box, enhancing its collectible value. This item has its original box. Issued: 2004Dimensions: 12"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 159
This charming Royal Doulton Bunnykins figurine is titled "Carol Singer". Designed by the renowned Royal Doulton team, the piece depicts an adorable bunny dressed in a festive red coat, scarf, and yellow boots, standing on a snow-covered base. The bunny holds an open book, embodying the spirit of a carol singer ready to spread holiday cheer. Additionally, this figurine functions as a music box, adding a melodious touch to its festive charm. Tparticular figurine is identified by the backstamp "Carol Singer Bunnykins DB53." The figurine is in excellent condition and comes with its original box, showcasing its iconic artwork of playful bunnies. The base is signed and features the model number DB53, confirming its authenticity and limited production. This item has its original box. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 5.5" HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 380
A beautiful 5-piece Pickard China hand-painted porcelain serving set, featuring a floral basket motif with pink roses and a blue ribbon, accented with gold gilt detailing. The set includes a sugar bowl with lid and creamer, both with hexagonal shapes and delicate floral designs, as well as three serving dishes: a handled round bowl with a richly textured gold gilt interior, a long oval relish dish with scalloped edges, and an oval dish with a central gold handle. Each piece reflects the superior artistry of Pickard China and bears the "Pickard China" and "Z.S.& Co Bavaria" backstamps, highlighting its fine quality and early 20th-century craftsmanship. Tallest item (Sugar bowl with lid): 4"H. Issued: Early 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 384
A hand-painted covered dish with matching underplate, marked D & Co France and Pickard. This exquisite porcelain set showcases vibrant floral motifs featuring violets and lily pads, accented with intricate gold embellishments. The dish and plate were produced by Delinieres & Co, Limoges, France, and decorated by Pickard, a renowned Chicago-based studio known for its luxurious hand-painted porcelain. The combination of Limoges craftsmanship and Pickard artistry makes this piece highly desirable for collectors. Tallest item (Covered dish): 2.25"H. Issued: 1900-1910Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.
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