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Click here to subscribeA George III silver tea pot, of rounded rectangular form, with a border of bright-cut foliate decoration, flush hinged cover with a fluted finial, scroll handle with ivory insulators, the whole on four ball feet, engraved with a crest and monogram, by Duncan Urquhart and Naphtali Hart, London 1808, length handle to spout 28.5cm., approx. weight 22oz.
A pair of Chinese painted plaster, nodding figures of a mandarin and companion, Qing Dynasty, 19th century (at fault), 30cm high, along with a Chinese cinnabar lacquer box and cover, carved with scaly dragons (at fault), 13cm diameter, a small Japanese porcelain study of a man seated on a sack, with hen at his feet, in old kutani colours, impressed `Japan` (at fault), 9.5cm high, two Chinese famille rose porcelain snuff bottles, relief moulded with figures, pseudo red enamel Qianlong marks, (at fault) 7cm high and a turned ivory, pedestal needle case containing an ivory barrel (at fault) 11cm high (7)
A selection of three Royal Worcester blush ivory jugs, to include; shape number 1136 dated 1903 12cm high, another shape number 1507 dated 1899, 11cm high, and a further vase shape number 2259 dated 1906, 14cm high, all enamelled and gilded with floral bouquets, 11.5cm high and 16.5cm high (3)
A Royal Worcester blush ivory pot pourri dated 1898, shape number 1314, the quatrelobe body painted with summer flowers, beneath a similar quatrelobe, pierced cover, puce printed mark, 13.5cm high along with a further shallow pot pourri and cover, shape number G890, dated 1905, green printed mark, 6cm high (2)
A Victorian mahogany two day marine chronometer, Norris & Campbell, Liverpool, No.432, the 3 ½ inch silvered dial signed `Norris Campbell, Liverpool No.432` with subsidiary seconds and up/down dials, fusee and chain movement, within a brass bowl case gimbel fitted to a three tier brass bound mahogany box, with side swing handles, the bezel with convex glass, the case with paper labels for `John Parks & Sons` and `Charles Price`, the mahogany case with ivory label for `Norris & Campbell Liverpool`, with circular disc `432`, the lid with vacant lozenge cartouche, lacking original winding key, 15.5cm square, 17cm high
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