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Click here to subscribeCa. 500 - 300 BC.An Etruscan cast-bronze bowl, with a large flat base, high diagonal walls and a large rim. Russet and green patina naturally adorn the surface, accompanied by light earthen deposits. For similar see: MET Museum Accession Number: 21.88.127.Size: 280mm x 55mm; Weight: 660gProvenance: Property of a West London gentleman; previously in a collection formed on the UK/International art market in the 1990s.
Ca. 500 - 300 BC.An Etruscan cast-bronze bowl with a large flat base, high walls and a vertical large rim. Russet and green patina naturally adorn the surface, accompanied by light earthen deposits. For similar see: MET Museum Accession Number: 21.88.127.Size: 265mm x 80mm; Weight: 760gProvenance: Property of a West London gentleman; previously in a collection formed on the UK/International art market in the 1990s.
Ca. 300 - 100 BC.A delicate Hellenistic glass unguentarium, made from translucent, light brown-coloured glass. The bottle features a pyriform shaped body with a cylindrical neck, which tapers outwards to an everted, folded-over rim. The lower body of the unguentarium is bulbous and connects to a pointed base. The bottle has encrustations on both the interior and exterior of the walls.Size: 75-215mm x 15-30mm; Weight: 70gProvenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex. Jean-David Cahn Auktionen.
Ca. 100 BC - AD 100.A short free-blown Roman glass unguentarium, comprised of white/brown glass, with a pointed base and a rough pontil, a piriform body, a pinched neck base, a tubular spout, and a rolled rim. Light brown and rainbow iridescence areas envelop the surface and light earthen deposits provide a complementary appearance. For similar see: Christie's, Live Auction 2709, Antiquities, Lot. 510.Size: 125mm x 25mm; Weight: 10.64gProvenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex. Jean-David Cahn Auktionen.
A factory pair of 19th century Staffordshire pottery left and right light fawn greyhounds circa 1860, 'eager for the course', with three separately moulded legs and 'best' coursing collars, the base decoration of lemon, turquoise and brown colours is applied in a distinctive way and shared with other figures from the same factory; the identity of the factory is no longer known. 16 cm high. Note: This pair is featured in A&N Hardings' book "Victorian Staffordshire Dogs", Figures 2600/2601 on page 74.
A factory pair of 19th century Staffordshire pottery coursing greyhound lidded ink stands. A left and right well modelled pair with cobalt blue and floral decoration and gilt heightening, the lids are formed as light fawn recumbent greyhounds, with 'best gold' coursing collars and stripes to the cobalt blue bases. 14 cm high. Note: This pair is featured in A&N Hardings' book "Victorian Staffordshire Figures 1835-1875 Book Two", Figures 2669/2670 on page 210.
John Houston O.B.E., R.S.A., R.S.W., R.G.I. (Scottish, 1930-2008), Bass Rock, Morning Light, signed lower right, oil, inscribed in pencil, titled and dated 1986 verso, framed. 18.5cm by 21cm. Provenance: with The Open Eye Gallery, Edinburgh (gallery label verso). Note: this lot may be subject to ARR.
William Fishley Holland (1888-1971) a Clevedon Pottery Fruit Bowl, decorated with orange to the exterior and blue within, the rim with studwork decoration, D 30cm x H 9.5cm, signed to base, restored, together with a Braunton Pottery globular Vase, of light blue mottled shade and green and white spots, stamped mark to base, H 10cm (2) Provenance; The Margaret Squance Collection of Fishley and North Devon pottery; Margaret Squance is the great great granddaughter of Edwin Beer Fishley.
Edwin Beer Fishley (1832-1912) a Fremington pottery mottoware Jug, in typical yellow glaze with incised passage reading 'When he was single, His heart was light And he would sing From morn till night When he was wed And his babe was born He's got to sing From night to morn', incised signature to base, some old chips and frits to rim, H 23.5cm. Provenance; The Margaret Squance Collection of Fishley and North Devon pottery; Margaret Squance is the great great granddaughter of Edwin Beer Fishley.
A 19th century Mintons majolica blue glazed jardiniere, flanked by lion masks, impressed marks and shape number 806, 20cm highOverall condition looks to be complete. Some crazing within the glaze. Dirty. Surface scratches to the deep blue and some light flaking of the glaze. Clearly marked underneath.
An 18 carat gold diamond ring, of boat shape, set with a row of five graduated stones, 3g, size L, together with another, size L (2)Both rings are complete and wearable. They show light signs of use and the rubies have tiny surface chips. Dirty. Largest ruby measures just under 4mm diameter. Hallmarks are worn, but remain faintly but we are unable to read them. Inherited by the family.
A pair of George III mahogany D-shaped side tables, on square moulded legs (2)118w x 58d x 73h cmOverall condition is solid and usable. They were once the ends of a dining table, so show signs of the clips and dowels. Various light marks, knocks and signs of age. The screws holding the top need tightening up.
A sapphire and diamond triple cluster ring, 3.4g, unmarked, size MOverall condition is complete and wearable. The sapphires are light in colour an show surface wear. Largest sapphire measures 0.25 carats on a diamond scale. The central cluster is approximately 8mm wide. Inherited by the family.
A Wedgwood lustre ginger jar and cover, circa 1920, decorated with gilt dragons, on a mottled green ground, printed marks and painted Z4831, 24cm high together with a Japanese cloisonne vase (2)Vase has a large area of damage to the centre of the body. Ginger jar appears to be complete, but dirty with light wear to the gilt.
A Macintyre pottery cream jug, circa 1900, decorated in the Blue Poppy pattern, by William Moorcroft, 7cm high, together with a Fielding's Crown Devon Lustrine bowl and a Belleek style porcelain cream jug (3)Moorcroft is crazed and discoloured to a brown within the body. Crown Devon has light signs of wear. Belleek isd not marked and has rim chips to the underside of the foot and wear to the edges.
RARE Vintage SEKONDA "Melody" LCD Watch c1980. Complicated offering from Sekonda featuring melody, countdown chronograph. Plays a few bars of 'Oh Susannah' . Functions: Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Day, Date, Alarm, Light, Countdown, Stopwatch, 24hr Alarm. Stainless steel "HongKong" strap. Requires WG10 battery
Selection of plates to include 18th century Minton Staffordshire salt glaze oyster and fish serving plates, a hand painted Stone China oriental dish, G Smith and Co 'Longa Dies Noctrem' motto plate marked 57 to back, Rostoff green and white plate, Courage and Light colbalt blue glaze crest plate, Copeland Spode Blue Bowpot side plate and Wedgwood leaf plate etc
A large Chinese Canton Export famille rose punchbowl decorated with figures within panels with birds, butterflies and flowers, 40cms diameter. Condition ReportThere has been a very good restoration carried out to the side of this bowl, not visible except under UV light which looks like it would have been a chip to the rim and associated hairline crack, there is some rubbing to the painted decoration, otherwise it is in good overall condition.
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