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A Haviland & Co Limoges part dinner service, three 18th century New Hall shell pattern cups and saucers, a Helena Wolfsohn cabinet cup and saucer, a pair of saucers, a Minton trio, and a selection of glassware, including bowls, jugs, decanters, etc

A New Hall jug, and other early English porcelain jugs and teabowls, etc.

A New Hall teapot with trailing flower band decoration.

A New Hall teapot with green and red borders.

A New Hall teapot, with two slop bowls and a tea bowl.

A 19th century Copeland bone china plate for the Royal Yacht, with a scalloped edge and painted with blue and gilt scrolls the centre with the Royal Garter inscribed `HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE`, printed puce mark `MANUFAC`D by DANIELL, 129 NEW BOND ST.`, paper label for `JAMES BLEWITT BOXTED HALL, COLCHESTER`, 10in diameter, a Mintons earthenware plate inscribed `VICTORIA & ALBERT, H.M. YACHT`, impressed `MINTONS` and printed `LEADLESS GLAZE CROWN AND GLOBE ENGLAND`; `PHEBE, ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON` a bone china shaped dish, with gilt borders, an earthenware plate decorated the Prince of Wales` plumes, the reverse printed `PRINCE OF WALES B H` and with a registration lozenge; and a Mason`s Patent Ironstone plate the centre printed `BRITANNIA`. (5) Provenance: The Property of Dr & Mrs Emanuel.

A RARE JAMES II SILVER GILT TRAVELLING SET finely engraved in the manner of Simon Gribelin with amorini trumpeters or birds and foliate scrolls, comprising beaker of oval section and slightly flared at the mouth, double spice box and knife, twin pronged fork and Rat Tail spoon, each with detachable flared haft terminating in a cut card pommel, in fitted shagreen case, the lid applied with an oval plaque engraved with armorials and dated 1714, 13cms h, maker`s mark only, FS over s, a crown above, a crescent below, c1685-90, 9ozs 10dwts Provenance: The arms are those of General Charles Churchill, younger brother of John, 1st Duke of Marlborough of Blenheim Palace with, on an inescutcheon of pretence, those of Gould. Born at Ashe Manor, Devonshire on 2 February 1656, Charles Churchill embarked upon his distinguished military career after the Glorious Revolution of 1688. His swift elevation in the Service was as rapid as it was merited and at the Battle of Blenheim (13 August 1704) he ably assisted his brother, who respected his advice, in forcing the passage of the River Nebel. He retired in 1708 and died without legitimate issue on 29 December 1714. He was interred in the Church at Great Mintern where a notable monument was erected. Churchill married in 1702, Mary (d.1757), sole heiress of James Gould of Dorchester and to her he left his estate and most of his personal effects. It seems likely that the present lot was commissioned by, or presented to Churchill, maybe as a gift of his wife and could well have been used on campaign. The dated armorial, perhaps engraved by a hand unfamiliar with heraldry, was presumably added as a memento to what was clearly a personal or favourite possession and of sentimental or historical significance. In the collections of the Victoria & Albert Museum is a pilgrim flask by Pierre Platel that passed on the death of Charles Churchill to the 1st Duke, who caused the General`s arms to be engraved upon it, also in 1714 (M854-1927). Such is the quality and refinement of his work, that it is certain the maker FSs was a Huguenot. Only about 15 or 16 items bearing his mark are known and of these only a pair of cups and stands are fully marked (London 1688). These and the rest of his oeuvre that comprises only small articles of domestic plate are greatly enhanced by delicate ornamental engraving of such merit that in her catalogue of the Untermyer Collection the acknowledged expert and curator Yvonne Hackenbroch described it as being "of rare sensitivity". For lists of extant work by the maker see Lomax (J), British Silver at Temple Newsam and Lotherton Hall, Leeds 1992, pp 169-170 and the Catalogue of the sale of the Meech Collection, Sotheby`s New York Part I, 22 October 1993, lot 49. In the same fine condition as when sold anonymously in these `rooms 25th March 1999, lot 105, bought by the present vendor.

A VICTORIAN PRESENTATION TROWELL OF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE INTEREST with turned ivory handle, 29cm l, by Martin, Hall & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1894, cased The inscription reads: BOROUGH OF MANSFIELD PRESENTED TO MR ALD[ERMAN] BARRINGER ON THE OCCASION OF LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE OF THE NEW WATERWORKS AT RAINWORTH JUNE 25TH 1895 As new, the maroon morocco case scuffed on the lid

RECORDED MUSIC. A COLLECTION OF 78RPM VINTAGE JAZZ RECORDS Joplin, Decca – MAPLE LEAF RAG, JAZZ ME BLUES Schwartz-Lewis-Young, Decca – I’M ALL BOUND ‘ROUND WITH THE MASON DIXON LINE, ORIGINAL DIXIELAND ONE STEP Fisher-Austin, Decca – WILBERFORCE, GET OFF THAT HORSE!, PISTOL PACKIN’ MAMA Morton, Commodore – BIG LIP BLUES, GOOD OLD NEW YORK Edwards, Commodore – BARNYARD BLUES, TIGER RAG Dodds, Biltmore – CARPET ALLEY, HOUSE RENT RAG Oliver, Biltmore – JAZZIN’ BABIES BLUES, TUXEDO RAG Handy, Bluebird – BEALE STREET BLUES, THE PEARLS Hines-Mundy, Bluebird – MADHOUSE, GET HAPPY Formby, Gillord & Cliffe, Regal – WHEN I’M CLEANING WINDOWS, KEEP YOUR SEATS PLEASE Gay, Regal – LEANING ON A LAMPOST, HI-TIDDLY-HI-TI ISLAND Formby, Gifford & Cliffe, Regal – I DON’T LIKE, MY PLUS FOURS Bechet-Maxey, Bluebird – LAY YOUR RACKET, I WANT YOU TONIGHT Woods-Campbell-Connelly, Decca – THE OLD KITCHEN KETTLE, THE BAKED POTATO MAN Gifford & Cliffe, Regal – THE WASH HOUSE AT THE BACK, THE PLEASURE CRUISE Senter, Bluebird – NO ONE, SMILES Teagarden-Kelly-Rubens-Condon, Bluebird – I’M GONNA STOMP MR. HENRY LEE, THAT’S A SERIOUS THING McKenzie, Bluebird – TAILSPIN BLUES, NEVER HAD A REASON TO BELIEVE IN YOU (2) Owens-Rose, Brunswick –LINGER AWHILE, I’M SITTING PRETTY IN A PRETTY LITTLE CITY Creamer-Hardy, Brunswick – WHY SHOULD I WEEP ABOUT ONE SWEETIE, PROMISE ME EVERYTHING, NEVER GET ANYTHING BLUES McKenzie-Slevin, Brunswick – BLUE BLUES, ARKANSAW BLUES (2) Brooks, Bluebird – DARKTOWN STRUTTERS’ BALL, I CAN’T GIVE YOU ANYTHING BUT LOVE, BABY Hines-Carpenter, Bluebird – ANN, TOPSY-TURVY David-Ahlert, Bluebird – WHO’S BEATIN’ MY TIME WITH YOU, BLACKOUT Spitainy-Capwell, Bluebird – MADALAINE, I WISH I HAD A SWEETHEART Davis-Silver, Brunswick – WHEN WILL THE SUN SHINE, DOWN BY THE RIVER Kahn-Fiorito, Cameo – CHARLEY, MY BOY, KNOCK AT THE DOOR Tush-Brown, Columbia – OH! YOU LA! LA!, INDIANOLA Sweatman, Columbia – THAT’S GOT ‘EM, A GOOD MAN IS HARD TO FIND Williams- Warfield, Brunswick – BABY WON’T YOU PLEASE COME HOME, TRYING TO STOP MY CRYING (2) Wilson, Capitol – JANE, JANE, JANE, SCOTCH AND SODA Johnson, American Music – STOMP DE LOWDOWN, SO DIF’RENT BLUES Hardin, Bluebird – GOOBER DANCE, TOO TIGHT Dominique, Bluebird – MY LITTLE ISABEL, HEAH’ ME TALKIN’ Lester- Melrose, Brunswick – BARREL HOUSE STOMP, WAILIN’ BLUES Brown- Rose- Henderson, Brunswick – IF YOU HADN’T GONE AWAY, MILENBERG JOYS Davis- Robinson, Brunswick – FALLIN’ DOWN, WHAT DID I TELL YA Hacia Carolina, Brunswick – CAROLINA BOUND, BALTIMORE DeSylva- Brown- Henderson, Brunswick – WHAT D’YA SAY?, I’M ON THE CREST OF A WAVE Miller- Goodman, Brunswick – ROOM 1411, JUNGLE BLUES Ferd – Morton, Brunswick – MIDNIGHT MAMA, MR. JELLY LORD Davis- Melrose, Brunswick – COPENHAGEN, PRINCE OF WAILS Williams-Williams, Columbia – ROYAL GARDEN BLUES, CRAZY BLUES Rose & White, Columbia – DOO DAH BLUES, LOLA LO McKenzie- Slevin, Brunswick – BLUE BLUES, ARKANSAW BLUES McPhail- Michels, Brunswick – SAN, RED HOT Schoebel, Brunswick – LOTS O’ MAMA, FROM ONE TIL’ TWO McKenzie – Slevin, Brunswick - YOU AIN’T GOT NOTHIN’, BARB WIRE BLUES Bradford, Colmubia – MOANFUL BLUES, PUT AND TAKE Bryan & Moll, Columbia – TWENTY SWEDES RAN THROUGH THE WEEDS, THE PEANUT VENDOR Piron, Columbia – HIGH SOCIETY, I’M SATISFIED WITH MY GAL Stacy, Commodore – RAMBLIN’COMPLAININ’ Williams- Brunis, Commodore – UGLY CHILE, THAT DA DA STRAIN Feather, Commodore – ESQUIRE BLUES, ESQUIRE BOUNCE Hall, Commodore – ORIGINAL DIXIELAND ONE-STEP, CLARINET MARMALADE Dorsey, Commodore – RIVERSIDE BLUES, ROSETTA Berlin –Handman, Columbia – BUT, THINK OF ME LITTLE DADDY Fiorito & Gorman, Columbia – BARKIN’ DOG, “O” (OH!) Bowman, Columbia – KANSAAS CITY BLUES, THE ALCOHOLIC BLUES Mure, Columbia – TRUMPET CHA CHA CHA, CHA CHA IN THE RAIN Arnold, Fowler, Hall – London American Recordings – THAT’S HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU, IF DREAMS CAME TRUE Mosely- Elgin, London American Recordings – BIG COLD WIND, THAT’S MY DESIRE Gibson- Hendricks- Francis, MGM – SPINNIN’ ROCK BOOGIE, FREEZE IT BOOGIE Rodgers, London American Recordings – WILLING AND EAGER, QUANDO, QUANDO, QUANDO Boone, London American Recordings – LOVER’S LANE, TEN LONELY GUYS Gold- Boone, L ONDON American Recordings – THE EXODUS SONG, THERE’S A MOON OUT TONIGHT Jones- Kahn, London American Recordings – I’LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS, PICTURES IN THE FIRE Gaze, Lodon Ameircan Reordings – BERLIN MELODY, “COME SEPTEMBER” Singleton, London American Recordings – FOR A PENNY, WANG DANG TAFFY-APPLE TANGO Glasser- Bold, London American Recordings – I’M IN LOVE WITH YOU, I ALMOST LOST MY MIND Gross- Coslow, London American Recordings – TOMORROW NIGHT, SHAKE A HAND Toombs, London American Recordings – FIVE, TEN FIFTEEN HOURS, I’M IN LOVE AGAIN Nugetre, London American Recordings – CHAINS OF LOVE, FRIENDLY PERSUASION Torok, London American Recordings – MEXICAN JOE, IN THE ROOM Mosely- Elgin, London American Recordings – BIG COLD WIND, THAT’S MY DESIRE Everly, London American Recordings – GEE, BUT IT’S LONELY, FOR MY GOOD FORTUNE Boone, Stateside – NEVER PUT IT IN WRITING, I LIKE WHAT YOU DO Rose-Little–Frost–Creamer–Layton, His Master’s Voice – SWEET MAMA (PAPA’S GOING MAD), BROADWAY ROSE Gershwin, Parlophone – LADY BE GOOD, SWEET SUE Hodes, Decca – LIBERETY INN DRAG, GEORGIA CAKE WALK Snyder, Victor – WHO’S SORRY NOW? SNAKES HIPS Turk – Robinson, Victor – BEALE STREET MAMMA, LOUISVILLE LOU Wooding– Schafer, Columbia – WALK, JENNY, WALK!, LAST NIGHT ON THE BACK PORCH Kahn & Jones, Imperial – I’LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS, FLORIDA Moret- Whiting, Brunswick – SHE’S FUNNY THAT WAY, WHEN MY BABY SMILES AT ME Buffano, Harmony – THANKS FOR THE BUGGY RIDE, SO DOES YOUR OLD MANDARIN Deutsch, Savoy – PLAY FIDDLE, PLAY, DARK – EYESKY Williams-Palmer, Pathé – EVERYBODY LOVES MY BABY BUT MY BABY DON’T LOVE NOBODY BUT ME, BETTER SHOOT STRAIGHT WITH YOUR MAMA McDonald- Hanley, Varsity – INDIANA, I D A Morton, General – SWEET SUBSTITUTE, PANAMA Souza, Varsity – NATIONAL EMBLEM MARCH, NEVER NEVER LAND FANTASY Sissle- Blake, Victor – BALTIMORE BUZZ, BANDANA DAYS Handy, Victor – MEMPHIS BLUES, LONESOME MAMA Hanley, Victor – GEE! BUT I HATE TO GO HOME ALONE, I WISH I COULD SHIMMY LIKE MY SISTER KATE Austin- Bergere, Victor – HOW COME YOU DO ME LIKE YOU DO, MEANEST BLUES Duvernay, Bluebird – WHY SHOULD I CARE? THE JIVE IS JUMPIN’ Handy, Bluebird – ST. LOUIS BLUES, SWEET SUE – JUST YOU Roberts, Banner – OH! HAROLD, YES! WE HAVE NO BANANAS Gaillard, Atomic – YEP-ROC-HERESAY, ATOMIC COCKTAIL Clapp, Asah – GIRL OF MY DREAMS, RAINBOW BLUES Stacy, Asah – VARIATIONS IN JAZZ Reser, Apollo BANJO BOOGIE, JAZZ LEGATO JAZZ PIZZICATO Monaco- Jerome, Decca – ROW, ROW, ROW, ALL ALONE Burke – Leslie, Decca – YOU’RE THE VERY LAST WORD IN LOVE, MEMORIES Rose- Conrad, Victor – YOU’VE GOT TO SEE MAMMA EV’RY NIGHT, NUTHIN BUT Sissie- Blake, Actuelle – BANDANA DAYS, LOVE WILL FIND A WAY Parish- Carmichael, Bluebird – STAR DUST, KEEPIN’ OUT OF MISCHIEF NOW McKenzie-Krupa, Bluebird – ONE HOUR, HELLO LOLA Redmond- Sanford- David, Bluebird – I’LL NEVER FORGIVE MYSELF, TWO SLEEPY PEOPLE Napoleon- Signorelli, Pathé – GREAT WHITE WAY BLUES, RAILROAD MAN Kenny- Kenny, Decca – LITTLE SKIPPER, IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE NOW Drake- Hoffman- Livingston, Brunswick – DON’T CHANGE HORSES, SHE BROKE MY HEART IN THREE PLACES Morey & Malotte, Regal – FERDINAND THE BULL, THE GIRL FRIEND OF THE WHIRLING DERVISH Fields & McHugh, Regal – DIGA DIGA DOO, THE KITTEN WITH THE BIG GREEN EYES (140 approx )

1640. The Tryall of Thomas Earl of Stafford, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.” .Upon an Impeachment of High Treason By The Commons then Assembled in Parliament in the Name of Themselves and of All the Commons in England Begun in Westminster-Hall the 22th of March 1640. And Continued before Judgment was Given until the 10th of May 1641". "Faithfully Collected and Impartially Published. by John Rushworth". Printed 1680 for John Wright, Ludgate-Hill and Richard Chiswell, St. Paul`s Churchyard. Calf, recently professionally restored with new label and gilt stamped spine. Pp786 with frontispiece engraving of Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Stafford (piece missing). P

Two late 18th/early 19th Century New Hall teapots, each of shaped oval form and having painted foliate decoration, pattern numbers 186 and 660, 15cm high Larger teapot has hairline running above the spout for approx. 7cm. Smaller teapot has the seam showing between the handle joints and lid has been broken in two - ** General condition consistent with age

George Romney (1734-1802) Portrait of Sir George Robinson, 5th Bart. of Cranford Hall, Kettering Oil on canvas, in a carved wood frame 76 x 64cm; 30 x 25in Provenance: Probably sold by the Robinson family directly to Scott & Fowles, New York in 1930 Scott & Fowles Co., New York, No. 1151 J. J. Gillespie Company Fine Art Galleries, Pittsburgh The Collection of Myra Ann Pearson (formerly from Pittsburgh), Washington D.C. Private English Collection Literature: Ward & Roberts, George Romney Catalogue, p.132 We are grateful to Alex Kidson for the assistance in cataloguing this lot ++Old lining, two small areas of paint loss upper left corner retouched, other visible retouching

A SPODE STONE CHINA TEAPOT AND COVER, early 19th century, of "Old Oval" shape with salmon pink washed arcading over a green "wave" border, 10" wide, together with a Castleford type smear glazed stoneware oblong teapot and cover moulded with a band of strawberries, 10" wide, and a New Hall porcelain shanked oval teapot and cover enamelled in colours with flowers, 9 1/4" wide (3)

A Set of 3, 18th Century `New Hall Style` Soup Bowls, on white and puce ground with coloured floral and leaf decoration (2 cracked), 23cm diameter

Anderson, Andrew A. Twenty-Five Years in a Wagon. Sport and Travel in South Africa (De luxe edition) 219mm x 149mm This is the 48th volume in the Africana Collectanea series. Copy number 47 of 50 de luxe copies bound in leather. Including the standard edition, the total print run of this edition was limited to 1,000 copies. Original brown leather spine and corners with a green title label on the spine and gilt titling and the publisher`s device on the upper board. The lay out of this edition follows that of the `New Edition in One Volume` of 1888 published in London by Chapman and Hall. xiii prelims, 427 pages, 14 illustrations and a fold out map at the rear. CONDITION DETAILS: The title label is holding firm, but the edges are not properly glued down. Bookseller label on the front paste down. A previous owner had a plastic covering, which when removed, left some tape residue marks on the end papers. Attractive Cape Town C. Struik 1974 Click here to view further details and images and to bid

An Art Deco New Hall hand-painted jardinière and a collection of similar ceramics

A NEW HALL PORCELAIN TEA BOWL AND SAUCER decorated with flora in puce green and orange and a VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE SLOP BOWL with polychrome flora and overglaze gilt, 9cm high x 16cm diameter

Two New Hall painted tea bowls and saucers, the matching cream jug, and a small New Hall bowl

A late 18th century, New Hall porcelain tea bowl and saucer with conforming slop bowl, 16cm diameter, pattern number 421 decorated with a Chinoiserie scene depicting a boy and butterfly (3)

A late 18th/early 19th century mask spout cabbage leaf jug, an early 19th century French en grisaille cream jug, and a New Hall cream jug, circa 1800

Mixed ephemera including Victorian Theatre posters mounted on board, other Victorian prints, The Morning Advertiser 1901, New Forest folk character 'Brusher Mills', real photographs, The Times 1897 Queen Victoria poster, The Primrose League Town Hall, Halstead poster 1914, political posters, artwork for McVitie's Rich Tea biscuit advertisement, 'Up She Goes' Victorian wooden jigsaw puzzle, mounted (four pieces missing) (qty)

A box of chinawares to include a New Hall "Nirvana" shape striped dinner wares, James Kent "Du Barry" chintz type fruit set, etc., and a box of assorted glassware to include various decanters, and a pewter tray

An English porcelain tea bowl and saucer, c. 1790, with Chinoiserie decoration, possibly Keeling or New Hall.

1032 A French carriage clock quarter repeater Last quarter 19th century, the circular dial with retailer`s signature ``Hall, Nicoll & Granbery / New York``, with black Roman hours, within a dial plate of mixed metals etched with a bird and butterflies amongst leafy boughs, in a glazed and gilt brass case with Greek key handle, with strike repeat and 4 gongs grand sonnerie, with key, 7.625`` H x 4.124`` W x 3.625`` D, est: $2000/4000 Note: Height includes handle. Height not including handle: 6``. Provenance: Property from the Estate of Dr. Robert Schiffman. Condition: Overall good condition. General light marks, scratches and rubbing commensurate with age. Winds and runs. Moran`s does not guarantee working condition of clocks and watches. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL

A 19th Century stool with japanned decoration, 68cm (26.75") wide/Provenance: Estate of Raymond de Seyssel Hall Condition Report: The upholstered top is in need of new webbing and upholstery. The gilding is badly worn to the knees and front frieze. Chipping and paint loss to knees and scroll feet.

Jerome (K.Jerome) MY FIRST BOOK xxiv plus 309pp. Red Pictorial Cloth. Gilt title to spine. New Edition with 185 illustrations. Frontispiece portrait Jerome. Boards are faded. Some tears to head and tail of spine. Ex Libris paste-down to front fixed EP. Prev owner`s stamp to front free EP. Light foxing to prelims. Internally tight and clean. 22 authors talk about their `first` book, viz.; The experiences of Walter Besant, James Payn, W. Clark Russell, Grant Allen, Hall Caine, George R. Sims, Rudyard Kipling, A. Conan Doyle, M. E. Braddon, F. W. Robinson, H. Rider Haggard, R. M. Ballantyne, I. Zangwill, Morley Roberts, David Christie Murray, Marie Corelli, Jerome K. Jerome, John Strange Winter, Bret Harte, `Q`, Robert Buchanan, Robert Louis Stevenson. Publisher Place: London Publisher: Chatto & Windus Publication Date: 1897 Condition: Good Size: 214mm x 160mm x 30mm Category: Books about Books Reserve: $30 Click here to view further details and images

A quantity of china incl. Tiffany & Co. New York Cabinet cup and saucer, Rosenthal wall Plate, floral Cream Jug and Sugar Bowl, Royal Doulton ''Coppice'' Sugar Bowl, Milk and Cream Jug, Wedgwood White Hall Sugar Bowl, etc.

A New Hall "Famille Rose" Partial Tea Service A New Hall "Famille Rose" Porcelain Partial Tea Service, 19th c., comprising a lidded teapot and four cups and saucers, each decorated in the Chinese Export style, teapot marked "N173", teapot height 6 1/4 in., width 9 1/4 in

An American Rococo Carved Mahogany Half-Tester Bed An American Rococo Carved Mahogany Half-Tester Bed, mid-19th c., New Orleans, serpentine beaded tester, tapered chamfered posts, shaped crest centered by a feather carved cartouche, paneled headboard, shaped rails, conforming footboard, height 106 1/2 in., interior length 77 1/2 in., interior width 58 in Note: A related bed is in the collection of Stanton Hall, Natchez, MS. Antoher related bed bearing multiple "C. Lee" stamps, which descended in the family of Mississippi riverboat captain Tom Powell, was installed for many years at 2427 St. Charles Avenue, New Orleans. Noth feautre headboard, rails and finials nearly identical to those seen here. Reference: The Powell bed was sold by Neal Auction Company as lot 902 April 9, 2009. Another C. Lee bed related to those above was sold as lot 864 October 2, 2004. See Harrison. "C. Lee, Maker of Bedsteads for the Southern Market", Maine Antiques Digest (April 1994) p. 30, fig. 5.

A New Hall Tea Bowl and Saucer on white ground with multicoloured Oriental figure decoration

Black, Starr & Frost, New York, Sterling Silver Bulbous Water Jug having all over embossed floral and leaf decoration inscribed to rim of base `Presented to Richard Mockett by Mrs Aymar Johnson in memory of Mrs Hoffman Brickling Hall 1930`, 20cm high, 26.8oz

A 19th century continental porcelain miniature novelty figure of a child on a chamber pot, height 5.5cm and two New Hall cups and saucers with floral stripes.

Four pairs of 18th century New Hall tea bowls and saucers (damages).

A Royal Doulton plate "Dr Johnson at the Cheshire Cheese" (D6377) and a late 18thC New Hall bowl decorated with Oriental scenes and other sundry ceramics

New hall type tea pot stand of ovoid lobed form painted with typical floral design (talley mark to base 129x) 18.5cm

Three 19th century tea pots with gilt and floral detail including New Hall (3)

A collection of nine 19th century teapots including New Hall - all with some damage, a porcelain figure, a blanc de chine mill and a dish - all with some damage or staining

A mixed quantity of ceramics to include New Hall tea bowls and saucers, a set of four Sevres cabinet plates decorated with scenes of courting couples surrounded by cobalt borders with musical and floral motif reserves, each bearing individual signatures including 2 x J. Aublet, E. Lillier & A. Chapuis, together with a further quantity of mixed ceramics etc.

A first period blue and white Worcester tea bowl, together with a New Hall porcelain tea bowl (AF) and a 19th century copper lustre vase

AN ENGLISH VISOR AND UPPER BEVOR IN THE GREENWICH STYLE OF CIRCA 1587, MADE BY THEODORE EGLI, LONDON, 1953-4 the two elements connected to one another by common pivots and fastened by a spring-catch at their right side, the visor shaped at the brow to fit over the front of the comb of an underlying skull and projecting forward to eight vision-slits arranged in two stepped rows, the prow-shaped upper bevor pieced at each side with ventilation-slots of double-ended keyhole form, and each decorated with three recessed vertical bands. 26.0 cm; 10¼ in Provenance Dr Richard Williams, Presteigne, Powys, Wales The Tower of London Armouries, sold Sotheby`s, London, 15 October 1974, lot 22 (part) These pieces were made by Theodore Egli, senior conservator at the Tower of London Armouries, for Dr Richard Williams, to complete an etched Greenwich armet, probably made for Peregine, Lord Willoughby D`Eresby, about 1578 (Claude Blair, `A New Found Greenwich Helmet` Connoisseur Year Book, 1956, pp. 79-84), that he had purchased at the sale of the contents of Hengrave Hall, Suffolk, in 1952 (Frank, Knight and Rutley in conjunction with Rutter, Sons & Co, 24 September 1952, part of lot 2067). The helmet was acquired from the collection of Dr Williams`s in 1974 by the Tower of London Armouries who numbered it IV. 577 but removed the present pieces for sale in the same year.

AN ENGLISH OR FLEMISH BURGONET, EARLY 17TH CENTURY with a rounded skull formed in two pieces joined by a turn along the crest of a low medial comb, projecting forward to an obtusely pointed integral peak (later brazed at its centre) backwards to a rounded integral neck-guard (later shortened and with riveted internal patch at its centre), and fitted at each side with a hinged cheek-piece (restored) shaped to fit over the rear of the peak and pierced at its centre with nine small holes in rosette formation, and decorated on the skull with borders and radiating patterns of triple incised lines (pitted and worn overall) 25.5cm; 10in Provenance Christie`s 14 April 1971, lot 35 The helmet can be comparable with one forming part of a three-quarter armour in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Acc. No. 55.185.1 (Helmut Nickel, `English Armour in the Metropolitan Museum`, The Connoisseur, November b1969, p. 203, fig. 16), and another sold by Sotheby`s, Summers Place, 8 December 1997, lot 50. Elements of similarly decorated armour can be recorded in former armouries of Farleigh Hungerford, Somerset, now in the guardianship of the Royal Armouries Museum, Leeds, and the Tollemache family at Helmingham Hall, Suffolk.

19th century Worcester small plate with lobed rim and gilded highlights; together with 19th century New Hall pattern 788 coffee can and further 19th century tea wares; together with five French porcelain scent bottles

A Worcester polychrome coffee cup, painted with Chinese figures, circa 1775; and a polychrome helmet jug of New Hall type (Factory X?), decorated with Chinese figures and a sloping table (similar to New Hall pattern 157), 12.5cm high, circa 1785

A New Hall Tea Service 1981 - 1812. Marked N195 and comprising five Tea Bowls, six saucers, Milk Jug, Sugar Bowl, Tea Pot and cover and stand, all hand painted with flowers and swags.

Thomas Nast (1840-1902 New York, NY) Political cartoon: ``A Hot Journal``, signed lower right: Th. Nast., with printing number lower left: 180/2, unframed ink on Turnbulls paperboard, board size: 22`` H x 17.5`` W, est: $2000/3000 Literature: Harper`s Weekly Journal of Civilization, New York, NY, September 25, 1886, cover illustration. Note: Thomas Nast, arguably the most important American political cartoonist, is remembered for creating the modern version of Santa Claus and the Republican Party`s political symbol of the elephant, as well as for his advocacy of civil reform and his attacks on Tammany Hall. He drew cartoons for Harper`s Weekly from 1859 to 1860 and from 1862 to December 1886 The present work, executed just two months before Nast severed ties with Harper`s permanently, was the September 25, 1886 cover image for the magazine and is an important example by the artist because it showcases both the artist’s support for President Cleveland and their shared focus on reform. Until the 1884 presidential campaign, Nast was a staunch Republican. But his distrust of the financially-corrupt Republican nominee James G. Blaine forced Nast to join the Mugwumps, a group of Republican political activists who left the party to support the election of Democrat Grover Cleveland. Nast and the Mugwumps are credited with winning the closely contested election for Cleveland. Five years after Nast’s death, The Merwin-Clayton Sales Company of New York conducted a two day sale of the artist’s work. Their catalogue describes the present work as ``A Hot Journal. Cleveland on rear platform of a railway car, conductor on ground looking at him, both holding their noses, hot-box of car inscribed, `N.Y. Tribune`, burning fiercely`` (The Merwin-Clayton Sales Company, New York, NY, ``Catalogue of Original Drawings and Cartoons of the late Thomas Nast``, 19-20 February 1907, pg. 24, no. 180). The printed magazine cover includes the caption: A Hot Journal / Conductor Uncle Sam. ``I`m sorry that there is any delay in our journey, but we’ll arrive safely``. Provenance: sale, The Merwin-Clayton Sales Company, New York, NY, ``Catalogue of Original Drawings and Cartoons of the late Thomas Nast``, 19-20 February 1907, pg. 24, no. 180; Estate, Azusa, CA. Condition: Visual: Generally good condition. Minor toning throughout with staining and soiling concentrated mainly along the edges. Three small spots of white gouache from artist corrections lower center. Not framed, matted or mounted, as stated. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL

(Amérique du Nord) - NELSON, Thomas.- Guide to the city of New York and its neighbourhood.London, Edinburgh, & New York, T. Nelson & Sons, 1858.Small in-8°; 10 plates (browned, some lvs or tissue guards unbound, foxing).Publisher`s binding : full blue buckhram, decorated boards with blind frames and on upper board "Nelson`s views of American scenery" inside a gilt circle with fleurons, gilt decorated spine (turn ins and joints very slightly rubbed, corners slightly dulled).Est. : 100/ 120 €Illustrated with some in texto, a map of the city and nice views on single plates, engraved in purple on a blue sky in the back figuring the narrows from Staten Islands, the city hall, Brodway with the St Nicholas Hotel, the Fifth Avenue, etc. This volume is part of a larger collection on the American towns or city.▲ Provenance : from H. Amy to Madame Joseph De Decker in 1865 (handwritten ex-dono).¶ Illustré d`in texto, d`1 carte de la ville et de jolies vues sur simples planches (en mauve sur un ciel bleu). Pleine percaline bleue d`éd. (bruni, qqs pl. ou serpentes déreliées, piqûres, coiffes et mors lég. frottés).

(lot of 3) after Thomas Hosmer Shepherd (British, 1793-1864), "The N.W. Facade of the New Covent Garden Market," "Coopers` Hall, Basinghall St.," and "Building on the East Side of Regent Street," hand colored engravings, by Acon, Hinchliff, and Watkins, publication lines within lower margins, overall (with frame/each): 12.5"h x 13.5"wStarting Price: $25

A Beswick pottery leaf-moulded teapot and cover decorated in raised relief with flowering branches, an early 19th Century English New Hall style chinoiserie decorated teapot and cover and a Royal Worcester porcelain bullet shaped teapot and cover with gilt loop handle (3)

An 18th Century teapot (possibly New Hall), decorated in puce and cobalt blue with floral sprays, together with an 18th Century teapot of silver form, decorated with bands of yellow and floral sprays, the cover with swan finial CONDITION REPORTS Silver form example - Restoration to swan finial, tip of spout and sections to lip to top of teapot. New Hall example - chip to top of spout, wear to footrim, body dirty with some surface scratches. Wear to inner rim to body. Chips to base of handle. Cover with chips to rim - SEE PHOTOS

A FINE MID VICTORIAN MARBLE WOOD DESK SETinlaid with the brass monogram WTB, comprising pillar shaped perpetual calendar with four milled gilt brass winding knobs, stationery box with coffered lid, smaller box with spring opening lid and inner cover and blotting book, stationery box 22cm w, engraved on a brass tablet TOULMIN & GALE 7 NEW BOND ST AND 85 & 86 CHEAPSIDE (4)Provenance: The executor`s of the late Mrs Helen Langford-Brooke, their sale on the premises, Mere Hall, Knutsford, Christie`s, 23 May 1994, lot 313 when acquired by the present vendor. Toulmin & Gale were noted for the fine quality of their boxes and stationery equipment. In 1876 the firm was liquidated and the business continued by George Betjemann.Wear to the leather spine of the blotting book but in good condition, the calendar relatively scarce in this good condition

GEORGES GOURSAT, "SEM" (1863-1944)CARICATURE OF WILLIAM HALL WALKER, 1ST BARON WAVERTREE (1856-1933)signed, ink and watercolour, 45 x 29cmSlight time staining and some dirt under the glass, in the original green painted frame with a partial label of The Fine Art Society New Bond St on the reverse

A late 18thC New Hall butter tub, teapot stand and another English porcelain tea cup

Gaston LACHAISE (Paris, 1882 - New-York, 1935) Lion de mer. Bronze. Signé et daté 1921. Haut. 27,7, Larg. 36,5, Prof. 24,5 cm. Provenance : ancienne collection Welles Bostworth à Marietta (Vaucresson, Hauts-de-Seine), hall. "Né à Paris, Lachaise émigre aux États-Unis en 1906 après des études à l`École des Beaux-Arts. En 1917 il épouse son ancienne maîtresse et modèle, Isabel Dutaud-Nagel, la source de son inspiration pour la série de bustes surdimensionnés, voluptueux et géométriquement stylisés qui deviennent sa marque. Lachaise entreprend également des sculptures animalières, notamment un phoque et la "Fontaine aux dauphins" qu`il crée pour Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney en 1924, où s`expriment toute sa sensibilité et son charme. Lachaise est considéré de nos jours comme l`une des figures majeures de la naissance d`un modernisme spécifiquement américain." in Alastair Duncan, "Art Déco", Citadelles & Mazenod, Paris, 2009, p. 410.

Harbour of New Shoreham in Sussex, £100 share, 18[19 (date not competed in error)], no.39, handsigned by 8 officials including Brighton bankers Hall and Borrer, large format piece printed in black, on vellum, together with three related transfer documents dated 1819, 1829 and 1834, folds and vellum slightly discoloured but about very fine and rare Vat Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

PROBABLY EXECUTED BY CRACE, THE DESIGN ATTRIBUTED TO L. N. COTTINGHAM A large Gothic satin birch, giltwood and polychrome table, c.1835 the base with gothic and arabesque panels, the ends with armorial hatchments of The Earl of Harrington, bears paper label 'Talbot 26/7/26', 90cm wide 191cm long 80cm deep Crace also designed polychrome gilt furniture for Knebworth. Literature: Mark Girouard, 'The Return to Camelot: Chivalry and the English Gentleman', New Haven: Yale University Press, 1981, pp 88-89. Janet Myles, L.N. Cottingham, 1787-1847: Architect of the Gothic Revival, London: Lund Humphries, 1996, pp.124-127 and 145-146 Provenance: Almost certainly supplied to Charles Stanhope, 4th Earl of Harrington for Elvaston Hall, Derbyshire. CONDITION REPORT: Scratches and marks to top surface. Chips, splits and small losses to gilding.

A pearlware child's part tea service, circa 1800, painted with floral sprigs, comprising: tea pot, sugar bowl lid, four cups and five saucers, together with a New Hall miniature cream jug, and a Copeland miniature part dinner service, printed in brown with a band of Regency style acanthus leaves, comprising: three graduated meat platters, tureen lid, two dinner plates, four dessert plates and four soup plates. (26) Provenance: The Estate of David Powell MBE.

AN H & R DANIEL SHAPED SQUARE PLATE BOLDLY PAINTED WITH FLOWER SPRAYS, A CHAMBERLAINS WORCESTER PLATE WITH COBALT AND GILT SET PATTERN AND A SMALL GROUP OF OTHER ENGLISH CERAMICS INCLUDING A NEW HALL CREAM JUG, MILES MASON DUCK PRINTED SUCRIER AND COVER WITH GILT RIMS AND A JOHN RIDGWAY GREEN PRINTED DESSERT PLATE PATTERN 2019

AN 18TH CENTURY NEW HALL SILVER SHAPED TEAPOT AND COVER pattern N72. 8.25ins wide.

AN 18TH CENTURY NEW HALL CREAM JUG painted with flowers. 4.75ins high.

American Aesthetic Movement hall tree, New York circa 1880, the hoodod and carved crest with burl reserves surmounting the pierce decorated accents, having a bevelled looking glass flanked with relief carved reserves executed in the Naturalistic taste, the lower case retains the original marble top above two drawers, and rising on a molded base, 94"h x 61"w x 16"d Starting Price $1000