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Lot 116
A 20th Century Chinese ovoid jar and cover decorated in the famille-rose palette, together with a similar Chinese ovoid jar decorated with cockerels and prunus blossom, together with a pair of 20th Century Japanese vases, a twin handled baluster shaped vase decorated in the Satsuma taste, a large pottery vase decorated with birds, and an LP record "Out of the Blue" by The Electric Light Orchestra
Lot 63
A JOHN & WILLIAM RIDGWAY EARTHENWARE DESSERT SERVICE printed in puce and enamelled with named Swiss costume subjects including A Country Girl of Lucerne, in vine moulded border and waved edge outlined in red-brown enamel, the service including a pair of side handled dishes, 23cm w, printed title, painted 833, c1815 (6) ++One of the shell shaped dishes with some light staining of the glaze only but this is not too apparent; the lot in good condition
Lot 95
TWO STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE MODELS OF POINTERS sponged with brown or black markings and set before a flowered tree, on sprigged green or turquoise mound, 12 and 14cm h and a creamware model of a recumbent hound, with black markings on light green sponged and marbled black, bow ended and stepped base, 9.5cm h, all c1820 (3) ++All in satisfactory condition with some old restoration, losses and repaired break to the bocage tree of the larger example but an attractive trio
Lot 116
FOUR DERBY MODELS OF PUG DOGS realistically painted in gilt or black and gilt collar with bells and seated on a green, turquoise and gilt shell edged base, 5.5 & 7cm h, incised size number and/or painted number, c1820 ++All in satisfactory condition with light wear but apparently no restoration
Lot 143
A PINXTON SAUCER-DISH painted in sepia monochrome with a circular landscape of a cottage before rocks in gilt border of Brookhill type and with three gilt sprigs, 20.5cm diam, c1800 The sucrier from the same service as the present dish is in Mansfield Museum and another saucer-dish is illustrated, Gent, op cit, fig No 54. ++In good condition with a few light scratches and localised wear to the gilding on the rim, no restoration
Lot 159
A RARE PINXTON DESSERT TUREEN, COVER AND STAND of navette shape, enamelled with puce and blue florets borne on sepia stems with light green leaves, the rims and handles outlined in blue enamel, 15cm h, painted 14 in sepia, exhibition label, c1800 Exhibited: Mansfield Museum, Billingsley Mansfield Exhibition 1999, Catalogue no 29. An entry in the sole surviving Pinxton Factory Book, dated 18th April 1797, records George Mellors` wages for decorating "...74 1/2 dozen teas [pattern] No 14 at 3 1/4 doz... 1.0s.2 1/2d." ++In fine condition, no restoration
Lot 166
A PINXTON TEACUP AND SAUCER enamelled and gilt with a border set pattern of butterflies alternating with smaller insects including ladybirds and vivid green and turquoise leaves on a ribbon of gilt `seaweed`, the rims and handle gilt, saucer 13.5cm diam, c1800 Gent fig No 65. ++In fine condition with light wear to the gilding on the rims only. Note: on the underside of the footrim two tiny and insignificant chips to the footrim. No restoration
Lot 167
A PINXTON TEA BOWL AND SAUCER painted in bright purple monochrome with a country church, a thatched cottage to the reverse, the saucer with a river scene, the rims gilt, saucer 14cm diam, c1800 The monochrome version of the Pinxton polychrome landscape pattern, No 218. ++Both pieces with fine short hairline crack descending from the rim and some light wreathing and speckling of the glaze particularly on the saucer
Lot 171
A PINXTON TEACUP AND SAUCER AND A PINXTON COFFEE CAN AND SAUCER enamelled with a Japan or another pattern and gilt, saucer 14cm diam, painted 276 or 342 in sepia or red, c1800 ++Teacup and saucer stacking wear to the saucer and also wear to the gilding on the rim, cup - with localised wear to the gilding on the rim. Coffee can and saucer - in fine condition with minor wear to the gilding only and in the case of the can some very light local staining of the glaze near the handle. No restoration
Lot 174
A PINXTON TEA BOWL AND SAUCER enamelled with a border of pendulous tapering boughs of green and shaded leaves heightened in puce and interspersed with `French` sprigs, the rims gilt, saucer 14cm diam, impressed W or J, exhibition label, c1800 Pattern No 63. Exhibited: Mansfield Museum, Billingsley Mansfield Exhibition 1999, Catalogue No 36. ++Tea bowl - with fine hairline crack descending from the rim; light wear to gilding on the rim, no restoration
Lot 179
A RARE PINXTON YELLOW GROUND PLATE attractively painted in polychrome with a central landscape with diminutive figures beneath a cliff top castle, in gilt harebell frame and scalloped border of vivid green enamel and gilt swags, the rim also gilt, 20.5cm diam, exhibition label, c1800 Gent, fig No 110. Exhibited: Mansfield Museum, Billingsley Mansfield Exhibition 1999, Catalogue No 94. A dish from the same dessert service is illustrated Booth (I M), Pinxton, article in "Connoisseur", January 1963, p14. ++In fine condition with localised wear to the gilding on the rim and a insignificant tiny flat rim chip at 7 o`clock. Also a few light glaze scratches that are not too noticeable. No restoration
Lot 187
A NANTGARW SAUCER painted with scattered roses, Morning Glory and other flowers within gilt sprigs, and on the underside, two glaze blemishes effectively disguised as a ladybird and another insect, 13.5cm diam, exhibition label, c1814-23 Exhibited: Mansfield Museum, Billingsley Mansfield Exhibition 1999, Catalogue No 163. ++Localised wear to the gilding on the rim and a few light glaze scratches only. Note: the enamel decoration seems undoubtedly `right` but over an `offset` diaper pattern which is just noticeable when the saucer is held at an oblique angle to the light. Interesting and attractive
Lot 189
A MANSFIELD-DECORATED YELLOW GROUND BEAKER painted with a continuous landscape with two bridges, a cottage and mountains above a gilt ribbon, 8.5cm h, exhibition label, c1800 Exhibited: Mansfield Museum, Billingsley Mansfield Exhibition 1999, Catalogue No 130. ++A few very light scratches and wear to the gilding on the upper rim only. No restoration
Lot 190
A NANTGARW TEACUP AND SAUCER enamelled in blue and gilt with stylised berries and sprigs, the rims and handle gilt, saucer 14cm diam, collectors` and exhibition labels, c1814-23 Provenance: Sir Leslie Joseph and Harry Sherman Collections, No 238/539 and No 140 respectively. Exhibited: Mansfield Museum, Billingsley Mansfield Exhibition 1999, Catalogue No 164. ++In fine condition with light wear to the gilding on the rim, no restoration and an example of specially fine translucency
Lot 192
A SWANSEA TRIO printed and painted in vivid enamels with the Parakeets in a Tree pattern, the rims and ring handles gilt, saucer 14.5cm diam, red printed SWANSEA mark, exhibition label, c1814-26 Exhibited: Mansfield Museum, Billingsley Mansfield Exhibition 1999, Catalogue No 171. ++Teacup with neatly repaired breaks but not `restored`, coffee can in fine condition with light wear to the gilding on the rim, saucer also in fine condition
Lot 197
A NANTGARW PLATE painted with a loose bouquet including a prominent rose, the Sèvres style moulded gilt border with a bird or single flowers, 22cm diam, very faint impressed mark, exhibition label, c1814-23 Exhibited: Mansfield Museum, Billingsley Mansfield Exhibition 1999, Catalogue No 165. ++In fine condition with wear to gilding on rim and a few light scratches, the reverse with heavily mottled, almost glutinous white glaze which has dramatically mis-fired. Localised wear to the gilding round the rim
Lot 205
A DERBY BROTH BOWL AND STAND painted with borders of full blown pink cabbage roses and leaves reserved on a black ground, the rims and handle gilt, stand 18cm diam, painted crown, crossed batons, D and a numeral in puce, c1795 ++Of fine quality and in satisfactory condition with light wear to the gilding on the rim, tiny hairline crack on the interior of the bowl near one handle and a few slight scratches on the black ground
Lot 207
A DERBY PLATE painted, perhaps by William Cotton, with a central scene of huntsmen and their horses beside a thatched barn, in purple and gilt border of grapevines, the reverse with unusual marbled decoration, 23.5cm diam, painted crown, crossed batons, D and numeral 1 in red, c1805-10 ++A few light scratches and wear to the gilding on the rim; decoration on the reverse contemporary
Lot 254
A LIVERPOOL SLOP BASIN, ATTRIBUTED TO JOHN AND JANE PENNINGTON painted in underglaze blue and iron red enamel and gilt with two oriental buildings on a hill, a fence and foliage sprouting from rocks or trees and with inner scrolling diaper border, 15cm diam, c1780 ++In fine condition with a few light scratches to the glaze on the interior, no restoration
Lot 308
A COALPORT `COALBROOKDALE` FLORAL ENCRUSTED INKSTAND the pair of detachable inkwells and covers flanking a coral shaped quill rest and painted with a central spray, the leafy scrolling apple green and gilt border with shell handles and brightly coloured flowers, 29cm w, c1830 ++The cover of one of the inkwells with small restoration to the rim and typical but light chipping of the flower petals etc. One or two other very minor faults but an altogether good example and scarce
Lot 309
A COALPORT `COALBROOKDALE` FLORAL ENCRUSTED AND RETICULATED LEAF VASE AND COVER moulded with large apple green and gilt overlapping leaves and encrusted with a profusion of brightly coloured flowers, 19cm h, c1830 ++Typical but generally light chipping of the flowers. On the cover the finial broken off and cleanly stuck back into position with glue residue also with the loss of a bud from one of the flowers
Lot 310
TWO COALPORT `COALBROOKDALE` FLORAL ENCRUSTED SHELL BASKETS with apple green or pink ground and painted to the interior with loose bouquets, scattered flowers and gilt scrolls, 14 & 17cm h, c1830 ++Green basket - some typical, generally light, chipping of the flowers, hairline crack at the top of the arch of the handle. Pink basket - on the interior three separate (approx 2cm long) straight hairline cracks in different places which are not too noticeable, typical light to moderate chipping of the flower petals, lacking one of the small buds and leaves from one side of the handle
Lot 363
A FRENCH GILT BRONZE, BRASS AND PORCELAIN-FLOWERED GARNITURE the drum cased timepiece with enamel dial set in the branches of a tree, on scrolling openwork base with the figure of a milkmaid surrounded by a profusion of flowers borne on wire stems with leaves and flanked by a pair of associated candlesticks with figures, 26 & 19cm h respectively, c1900 (3) ++Requires cleaning, the gilding darkened with time, typical but generally light chipping of the flowers. One or two flowers broken and repaired, several detached. The watch-type timepiece movement original and apparently complete although sold without mechanical warranty
Lot 392
A CHINESE GOLD-SPLASH BRONZE CENSER of archaic form with gently curving sides, flared at the mouth and with chiselled zoomorphic mask handles, 9cm h Zuande six character mark, 19th century ++A few light scratches especially around the foot and with some natural accretion of dust and dirt over time. Not polished or restored; privately consigned by a local owner
Lot 408
A WILLIAM IV TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE of compressed or waisted shape, crisply chased with scrolling foliage and flowers including roses and thistles on a matted ground, the pots with domed lid with seated chinaman finial, on espagnolette feet, crested, coffee pot 24cm h, by William Hunter, London 1836, 105ozs (4) ++In good condition with very light wear on the engraved crests and the maker`s mark on the jug rubbed but just about legible. Of good quality and a highly ornate example
Lot 426
A GEORGE I COFFEE POT tapered cylindrical, the domed lid with compressed knop, engraved with contemporary armorials, on moulded foot, 23cm h, marked on body and lid, by Humphrey Payne, London 1723, 19ozs 10dwts gross ++Pearwood handle replaced, general light overall wear with scratches and minor dents, the marks legible with even wear, the lid marked on the flange with the lion`s head erased, slight play in the hinge
Lot 429
A PAIR OF GEORGE II TRENCHER SALTS of moulded oblong form with incurved angles and waisted sides, 8cm w, by Edward Wood, London 1731, 3ozs ++In good condition with light wear but no damage or repairs except on one a small neat old solder repair on the inside of the bottom rim, the marks well spaced and clear
Lot 454
GOLF. AN UNUSUAL EPNS GOLF BAG NOVELTY TROPHY AND THREE PAIRS OF GRADUATED LONG HANDLED GOLF CLUB SPOONS the trophy on turned rosewood plinth mounted with a tablet inscribed SHANGHAI LADIES GOLF TRI-WIN TROPHY, 21cm h overall, c1930 ++In good condition with engraved winners` names and dates (the first October 1929 the last January 1930) and light scratches and some polish residue
Lot 457
AN 18CT GOLD KEYLESS LEVER WATCH the silvered dial inscribed SWISS MADE, with subsidiary seconds dial and blued steel hands, the movement marked VW and 15 JEWELS, the back engraved with a presentation inscription from the Notting Hill Electric Light Co Ltd... 1938, casemaker The Dennison Watch Case Co Ltd, Birmingham 1933, with contemporary gold and platinum watch chain and gold toothpick, contemporary case signed for The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd ++As new, the blue silk covered case slightly frayed
Lot 461
A FINE 18CT GOLD HUNTING CASED KEYLESS LEVER WATCH signed on the enamel dial VICTOR KULLBERG LONDON 5011, with subsidiary seconds and power reserve dials and blued steel hands, the three quarter plate movement with crowned garter device of H M Admiralty and H M The King of Sweden and Norway, signed Victor Kullberg 105 Liverpool Road London, 4 Diplomas of Honour 8 Gold Medals awarded 1861-1873-1876-1884 PARIS 1867-1869-1878 HARVE 1867-NAPLES 1871-TRIESTE 1871-MELBOURNE 1880-81 LONDON 1885/No 5011, in plain case with reeded band and engraved with a monogram, casemaker John Martin, London 1888 ++In very good condition with light scratches from infrequent normal wear, without play in the hinges, the dial, hands and movement excellent, in the present private vendor`s family`s ownership for several generations and stored for a great many years
Lot 464
A VACHERON & CONSTANTIN 18CT GOLD GENTLEMAN`S WRISTWATCH the rectangular dial with subsidiary seconds dial and giltmetal chapters, the 15 jewel movement numbered 412177, the case numbered 258350, Swiss control marks, import marked, The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1934 ++In good second hand condition with a few light scratches, the back engraved with a contemporary presentation inscription on retirement, in apparently working order but sold without warranty
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