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Pair Edwardian Royal Crown Derby ring boxes 2649, dia.4.5cm and a pair of Royal Worcester blush ivory patch boxes date code 1901

A Victorian bronzed circular coal bucket with twin lion mask loop handles, further lion mask medallions and raised on lion paw feet. 16" diameter. Condition Report : Numerous dents, patch repairs to bottom. Feet re mounted. Some soldered splits to the rolled rim. One lion mask (not handle) dented and with some piercings. Strapwork in good order.

A Chinese Qing Dynasty tightly fluted saucer enamelled with butterflies under a gilt edged rim. Daoguang seal mark and period. 4.75" diameter. Condition Report : Small chip with patch on overlay.

Three early Nineteenth Century Spode Ironstone china dishes of lotus petal form, enamelled in the Imari palette with urns of flowers and having wide stylized borders. Printed blue seal mark. 9.5" diameter. Condition Report : Light rim wear, one with a patch of staining.

Three hinged enamel patch boxes (a.f.), another modelled as a bird, small hinged purse with enamel mounts and a miniature figure riding a bike

A 19th Century mahogany and satinwood strung side cabinet, the rectangular reeded edge top over a cockbeaded drawer with ivory escutcheon and a pair of cupboards enclosing shelves on splayed bracket feet CONDITION REPORTS Overall appears to be reasonably sound, but has general knocks, bumps and scratches throughout conducive to age, quite a deep scratch running in from the right-hand side on the top approx. 7 cm long, area of beading missing to top edge of drawer approx. 2 cm, above the top of the drawer there are at least two or three areas of veneer missing which have chipped off, the largest being approx. 2 cm x 1 cm, but there are also several other small areas, right-hand main door at the top has an area of damage underneath the metal strip top right corner approx. 3 cm x 2 cm to edge, has clearly been a patch repair in the past to the top edge of door on the corner approx. 10 cm x 2 cm but appears to have been professionally done and is not visible when door is shut, varnish is quite faded in areas and there is scratching throughout above the left-hand door, between the drawer and the door there are two areas of veneer missing altogether approx. 2 cm x 2 cm and 2 cm x 4 cm, left-hand door all along the back edge has split and dried out leaving a gap of approx. 0.5 cm running from the top to the bottom of the decoration (see photos), the other door is also starting to shrink, the inner panel coming away from the outer decoration particularly on the inner edge (similar to the other door, but not quite as bad), there is a split to the bottom apron veneer vertically down approx. 5 cm long, feet show general knocks and bumps. Overall, although appears sound, there are numerous other small knocks, bumps and areas of splitting and varnish missing throughout.

19th century English Provincial School Portrait of a young gentleman, on his lap he holds a dove. The sitter is Thomas Turville Gardner, born 1831, died 1911. He was to become a Surgeon Lieutenant Colonel in the Indian Army. Oil on canvas 76 x 64cm Condition Report: There is old patch repairs to the canvas with crude over painting to loss of paint, particularly around the face. Craquelure all over. The stretchers are unstable and falling apart.

EDWARD HAYES Shipping off a stormy coast with windmill Oil on canvas Signed and dated 1880 29.5 x 55cm (See illustration) Condition Report: Two patch repairs on the back. Over painting to these holes and various elsewhere. Craquelure all over. loss to frame moulding.

L. MIDDLETON A still life of roses Oil on canvas Signed 49 x 40cm Condition Report: A patch repair in the centre with over painting. Loss to moulding on the frame.

A Staffordshire pottery model of a recumbent dog, late 19th Century, with a gilt collar, black chain and iron red fur decoration, on an oval blue glazed gilt lined penholder base, a pair of Staffordshire pottery models of seated cats, late 19th Century, with black patch decoration, on oval gilt lined bases (faults) and a salt glazed jug ornamented in white with a band of leaves and classical figures.

Five Cabbage Patch dolls.

4 x English Silver Coins comprising: William IV halfcrown 1836, trivial hairlines o/wise good edge & surfaces, blue/gold tone with underlying lustre GVF; crown 1819 LX, contact marks, good edge AFIne, shilling 1739 good edge & surfaces, dark tone Fine & shilling 1826 sometime gilded, scratch on rev, AFIne/VG, together with halfpenny 1826, corroded surfaces & verdigris patch on obv. o/wise Fine/VG

A PC-Nikkor f/2.8 35mm Lens, black, serial no. 902103, body, G, elements, G-VG, tiny fungal patch, in case and maker’s box

Rolling Stones: Rock And Roll Circus Jacket, rare Abkco Records US promotional baseball style Jacket. Black leather arms & a quilted wool body with popper fastening front, elasticated neck & cuffs and two slash front pockets. Features a full colour 10” square embroidered patch on the back & white ‘Abkco’ logo on the arm. This example is size XL: Production of these jackets was said to be limited to 300 only for staff members of the Record company and never released for sale to the public

Pinewood Studio: Mixed collection including scripts for One Golden Afternoon (1995), Tomb Raider (2000), Still Crazy (1998), Merlin (part one 1997), The Avengers (1997), Firelight (1995), The Saint script call sheet & cloth patches (1996), Gerry Anderson’s Space Police press release & cloth patches, The Fifth Element call sheet & cloth patch (1996), scripts & story boards for The Lost Horizon (1996). Plus a collection of music related video productions - Tina Turner, George Michael other photos some signed etc

Early twentieth century English School oil on canvas in gilt frame - three kittens watching goldfish in a glass bowl, bearing initials - H. B. and dated 1919, 46cm x 36cm CONDITION REPORT One patch repair to left side among flowers - some over-painting

A collection of Halcyon Days enamel boxes and egg patch boxes various titles (qty)

Nine boxed Royal Doulton Disney 101 Dalmations figurines comprising Cruella de Vil DM1, Rolly DM4, Pongo DM6, Patch in Basket DM9, Penny DM2, Lucky DM8, Penny and Freckles DM3 and Perdita DM7

SAINT JAMES HOUSE COMPANY A SET OF TWELVE CIRCULAR SILVER PATCH, POWDER OR TRINKET BOXES, each having an enamelled top with a Beatrix Potter enamelled character, push fit closure, London, 1983, gross weight 490g

Assorted Costume including circa 1970`s brown lace mounted evening dress; two McEwans of Perth wool kilts; brown suede waistcoat; Viyella dog tooth check pink and cream two piece wool suit and another similar in grey; two pairs of gents tweed plus fours; Weatherall of Bond Street loden green cape, camel and cream reversible cape; Jaeger grey wool jacket with patch pockets etc; Accessories including two tan leather Equestrian saddle shaped leather handbags, leather bags, belts some with snaffle mounts, Jacqmar and other scarves etc (rail and one box)

Circa 1940`s Ladies Day Wear including Macintyre Argyll Scotland tweed two piece suit; brown crepe dress with beading to the bodice; black crepe dress with pleats to the front and button detailing to the neck; navy crepe dress with patterned faux panel to the bodice; black dress with button detailing and patch pockets; and three other black dresses (8)

Three Georgian enamel patch boxes `Gen Washington`, `The Gift of a Friend`, `For the Frequent Recollection of a Friend` and a brooch (4)

various Three books on Natal HARD TIMES IN NATAL AND THE WAY OUT: Limited edition Facsimile reprint # 103 of 250. Publ 1992.Wraps are a little spotted.Owner`s signature to title page. Has occasional light pencilled margin notes and underlining. Pages xv + 30 + unpagenited adverts following. This pamphlet has been reset with the exception of the title page, the photograph of Lamb and pp 31-38, which are reproduced in facsimile. In typesetting, certain conventions of the period have been observed to retain the character of the original. Editing has been limited to the correction of obvious typographical errors. FORTY YEARS IN NATAL - Reminiscences of a Colonist: Pamphlet Series Limited edition facsimile reprint #86 of 150. Publ 1989. Owner`s signature to i/s front wrap.Originally published in 1891, with the exception that the front cover being included in the pagination this is an exact facsimile and with the addition of a new introduction by Grant Christison. 13pp of text based on a lecture delivered before the Bellair Literary and Political Association. NOTES ON NATAL: An Old Colonist`s Book for New Settlers: State Library Reprint Series #11 publ 1967. New blue rexine spine and eps. Paperblock trimmed. Marbled paper covered board is scarred at front lower area adjacent to spine tape and in a similar but larger patch (2cm x 6cm) on back board. A facsimilie edition of the original and rare 1872 publication. Pages xxxiv + 240 including advertisements. Internally clean and tightly bound. Reportedly this edition was limited to 100 copies although not stated herein. Publisher Place: Various Publisher: various Publication Date: see description Condition: Very Good Size: Octavo Category: Africana Reserve: $30 Click here to view further details and images

A Meissen scent bottle and cover, encrusted with flowers; another smaller; an enamelled patch box with boy and sheep; a small Meissen inkwell (4)

The Unique Korea, Suez, Aden and Oman Operations D.F.C. and Bar, A.F.C. and Bar, Air Medal (U.S.A.) Group of Ten to Mustang and Meteor Jet Fighter Pilot, Squadron Leader C.I. `Joe` Blyth, Royal Air Force, He Served During the Second War with 161 (Special Duties) Squadron, Dropping Agents and Supplies into Occupied Europe, Before Being Shot Down and Evading Capture. Attached to 77 (Australian) Squadron in Korea, He Flew in Over 100 Operational Sorties and Took Part in Successful Air to Air Combats Against MiG Fighters; He Commanded 8 Squadron (Venoms) in Action Against the Egyptian Air Force in the Canal Zone; In the First Two Days of Operations Blyth`s Squadron Destroyed At Least 43 MiGs On Their Airfields; He Commanded 8 Squadron Again Leading His Venoms Against Rebel Forces in Oman. These Operations From 1951-1957 Make `Joe` Blyth Arguably The Most Decorated Post War R.A.F. Officer a) Distinguished Flying Cross, G.VI.R., reverse officially dated `1952`, with Second Award Bar, reverse officially dated `1958` b) Air Force Cross, G.VI.R., reverse officially dated `1950`, with Second Award Bar, reverse officially dated `1955` c) 1939-1945 Star d) Air Crew Europe Star e) Defence and War Medals f) Korea 1950-53, 1st `Britt: Omn:` type (Flt. Lt. C.I. Blyth. R.A.F.) g) United Nations Medal for Korea h) General Service 1918-62, E.II.R., four clasps, Canal Zone, Cyprus, Near East, Malay Peninsula (Sqn. Ldr. C.I. Blyth. R.A.F.), clasps reconstituted to facilitate the wear of `Canal Zone` i) Coronation 1953 j) United States of America, Air Medal, generally very fine or better, mounted as originally worn, with General Service 1918-62, E.II.R. (Flt. Lt. CI Blyth RAF), planchet and suspension carriage only, and the following related items and documents: - The recipient`s related miniature awards, mounted as worn - D.F.C. Royal Mint case of issue; A.F.C. Royal Mint case of issue; United States of America Air Medal, case of issue - Riband Bar for first three awards; Air Gunner`s badge, brass - Forged French Identity Card, used by Blyth whilst evading capture in occupied France, complete with stamps and photograph of recipient in civilian clothing - Caterpillar Club Membership Card, with postal envelope addressed to `Sgt. C.I. Blyth, 16 E.F.T.S., R.A.F. Burnaston, Derby`; three Letters to recipient from the Caterpillar Club, dated 4.5.1943, 29.11.1967 and 8.12.1967 - Air Ministry Letter regarding Second War Campaign Medal entitlement; Second War Campaign Medal Enclosure Slip - Two Air Ministry Letters regarding the recipient`s service in Korea, and the award of the D.F.C., dated 2.2.1952 and 11.6.1952 - Letter from The Foreign Service of The United States of America inviting recipient to an investiture ceremony for the award of the Air Medal, dated 24.9.1954; Official Carbon Copy of Citation for the award - Congratulatory Letter from Air Vice Marshal H.L. Patch, C.B., C.B.E. on the occasion of the award of the United States of America Air Medal, dated 28.9.1954 - Congratulatory Letter from Wing Commander K.C.M. Giddings, O.B.E., D.F.C., A.F.C. on the occasion of the award of the Bar to the recipient`s A.F.C., dated 23.1.1955 - Official Secrets Acts Declaration, signed by the recipient, and dated 1.3.1963; R.A.F. Instrument Pilot Rating Certificate, dated 20.2.1952, with other ephemera (lot) D.F.C. London Gazette 30.5.1952 Flight Lieutenant Colin Ian Blyth A.F.C (199075) Royal Air Force `In recognition of gallant and distinguished service in Korea` D.F.C. Second Award Bar London Gazette 10.6.1958 Squadron Leader Colin Ian Blyth D.F.C., A.F.C. (199075) Royal Air Force `In recognition of gallantry and devotion to duty in air operations in Aden and Oman` A.F.C. London Gazette 2.1.1950 Flight Lieutenant Colin Ian Blyth (199075), R.A.F., No. 6 Flying Training School, R.A.F. Tern Hill The Recommendation states: `During his two years at No. 6 Flying Training School, Flight Lieutenant Blyth has shown outstanding qualities as a Flying Instructor. Throughout a period of extensive re-organisation and expansion on the unit he has worked extremely hard and well, and has inspired his fellow instructors and the cadets by his example. He is always keen to get into the air, is an excellent pilot, and particularly specialises in bad weather flying, a practise at which he is expert. Owing to the shortage of instructors he has many times, by his own wish, remained on flying duty for periods far in excess of what is normally required. The example Flight Lieutenant Blyth has set by his keeness to fly in the difficult conditions and the quality of his instructional work are outstanding.` A.F.C. Second Award Bar London Gazette 1.1.1955 Flight Lieutenant Colin Ian Blyth, D.F.C., A.F.C. (199075), Royal Air Force United States of America Air Medal London Gazette 30.10.1953 Flight Lieutenant Colin Ian Blyth, D.F.C., A.F.C. (199075), Royal Air Force `In recognition of valuable services rendered during operations in Korea` The Citation states: `Flight Lieutenant Colin I. Blyth performed acts of meritorious service while participating in sustained operations in support of United Nations activities in Korea. Flight Lieutenant Blyth participated in thirty operational flights during the period 2 March 1951 to 22 August 1951; in the course of these operations dive bombing, rocketing and strafing runs were made from dangerously low altitudes, destroying and damaging enemy installations and equipment. Through his ability, initiative and courage, Flight Lieutenant Blyth has brought great credit upon himself and the Royal Air Force.` Squadron Leader Colin Ian Blyth, D.F.C., A.F.C. (1925-2012), known throughout his life as Joe, was born in Maidstone and was educated at the local County School. He volunteered for aircrew duties in the RAF in 1940. He was 15 years old but had `stolen` his sister`s national insurance number allowing him to claim he was 18. He was accepted and started his training as a wireless operator/air gunner in November 1940. Second War - SOE In December 1940 Blyth joined No. 161 (Special Duties) Squadron and flew operations to drop agents and supplies into occupied Europe. On the night of 24th September 1942, his Whitley V Z9131 MA-Q piloted by Pilot Officer D.C. Boothby, `T/O Tempsford. Crashed near Sevigny-Waleppe (Ardennes), 23 km West Northwest of Rethel, France` (Royal Air Force Bomber Command Losses of the Second World War, refers). Of the crew of seven, one was killed, three were taken POW, and three (including Blyth) evaded capture. He headed south on foot and was helped by farmers. In Lyon he was picked up by the local escape line and moved to a `safe house` in Marseille where he came under the control of the Pat O`Leary Line. He assumed the false identity of one Gaston Emile Vanbach, a salesman from Toulouse. On 12th October he was taken by French Resistance couriers with 32 other evaders to Canet Plage near Perpignan. After a nerve-wracking wait on the beach, the party was transferred to the Polish-manned SOE felucca Seawolf, arriving in Gibraltar two days later. Shortly afterwards he returned to England. More detail is offered by Blyth`s Evader Report, jointly given with Pilot Officer Reed, `We came down together about 0130 hrs on 25th Sep. near Rheims. We were both uninjured. We hid our parachutes in a hedge and began walking S.E. We walked for two days, sleeping by day in the woods and walking at night. During this time we did not get any help from French people. When we got to the river Aisne we spoke to a farmer. We convinced him we were English he and took us to the Mayor of the village, who gave us food and civilian clothes and put us on a minor road to Rheims, warning us of the position of German A.A. units. After a time we left the road and went Southwards across country, bearing slightly East. View Terms & Conditions

A GEORGIAN OVAL IVORY GOLD MOUNTED PATCH BOX with mirrored interior.

A Staffordshire enamel patch box and cover decorated with a woman in a landscape and an inscription `For My Love`

Enamel oval patch box, lid decorated `Have Communion with few Be familiar with one. Deal justly with all Speak evil of none`, white body with blue, white and gilt roundels, mirror interior lid, width 4cm

An Art Deco Silver & Butterscotch Yellow Phenolic Bakelite Lidded Patch Box by Charles Horner of Halifax - Chester 1923.

A Set of Three 19th Century Yew and Elm Windsor Armchairs, with double row spindles and pierced splat above moulded seats, raised on ring turned legs joined by crinoline stretcher, 50cm by 44cm by 87cm Chair 1 - minor split/repair around the legs. Chair 2 - structure slightly weak. Moulded seat with small split at the front along the edge next to the arm support. Chair 3 - small repair/patch on front of the moulded seat. 090713

A Chinese Cloisonné Jardinière, circa 1900, of semi-ovoid shape, with leiwen rim tasselled ruyi band, the main body worked with butterflies amongst stylised blossoms, with slightly angled circular foot, 26.5cm high, upon a carved hardwood stand, 36cm high overall Split on rim (probably in manufacture?) Numerous slight dents and flakes around the body. Large patch of missing enamel on the underside of the foot and other small areas of turquoise enamel loss on the underside of the foot and general rubbing and slightly denting of the foot rim. The wooden stand has one foot chipped off (piece not retained) and is slightly bleached and dry with further rim chips. 130613

Sir George Reid PRSA, HRSW (1841-1913) Portrait of a young girl, standing in a sunlit glade, wearing a cream dress with blue and white ribbons, holding a bonnet in her right hand Signed with monogram and dated 1874, oil on canvas, 88cm by 48.5cm Unlined, but has a 7cm square glue patch to back of the canvas camouflaging a tear or small hole, the obverse restoration now starting to discolour. Reasonably thick impasto with some engrained dirt and discoloured varnish. In its original gilt plaster and wooden frame, the frame regilded. 170513

Florence’s Teddy Bear, a Steiff Teddy Bear, circa 1906, with cinnamon mohair, black boot eyes, pronounced muzzle, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed elongated limbs, hump, inoperative squeaker and blank button - 16in (41cm) high (small patch to left side of nose, discolouration to muzzle, pads replaced, repaired tear to lower belly, upper back of right arm and ankles); and a framed photograph of Florence holding her bear, the back inscribed Florence Bankart? Cose, aged 31/2 - 131/4in (34cm) x 11in (28cm) size of frame

An early German Teddy Bear, probably Strunz, circa 1910, with blonde mohair, close set boot button eyes, pronounced muzzle, black vertically stitched nose and five claws, swivel head and jointed elongated limbs with card lined feet - 26in (66cm) high (very worn, large patch to torso, left arm patched and pads recovered); and a 1953 photograph of this bear seated in a garden in a more preserved condition - 31/2in (9cm) x 21/2in (6.5cm)

A rare early frosted black Teddy Bear, possibly Strunz or American with boot button eyes, pronounced muzzle, black stitched nose and mouth, swivel head, jointed elongated limbs with grey felt pads and five brown stitched claws and hump, circa 1909 - 111/4in (29cm) high (replaced ears, slight repair to left leg, some general wear and patch to left hand pad). Notes: This bear, probably during his restoration, has been given red felt backing to his eyes, in the belief that he may have been Steiff. It is very unusual to find any bear, especially this early in a black mohair

A mid 19th century percussion cap musket, length of barrel 74cm, the lock decorated with a crown, three quarter stocked with brass furniture and patch box, complete with ramrod (illustrated)

A deactivated muzzle loading percussion cap 45 calibre plains rifle by Jukar, serial no.186945, the octagonal barrel with rifle sights, length of barrel 84cm, fully stocked with brass furniture, ramrod and patch box, complete with a deactivation certificate issued by the Birmingham Gun Barrel Proof House, no.97668, dated 22nd March 2011

*Samuel John Lamorna Birch RA RWS (1869-1955), 'A CORNISH HEADLAND' Signed l.r., oil on board 30 x 46cm *Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot. CONDITION REPORT: Small patch of gold paint to edge of sea on top right hand corner. Scratch to centre, from edge of sea running down sand. Provenance - private collection in Essex, no further information.

Edward Pritchett (fl.1828-1864), THE GRAND CANAL, VENICE, LOOKING TOWARDS THE DOGE'S PALACE AND THE PIAZZETTA, THE DOGANA AND THE SALUTE TO THE LEFT Signed l.r., oil on canvas 51 x 76cm CONDITION REPORT: Not view out of glazed frame. Craquelure and a few minute areas of paint loss. Relined. Score line approx 1cm from the left hand edge, in sky, possibly from previous framing. UV through glass has suggested small areas of overpainting, including top right hand corner 4cm line, very small patch of sky, two small patches to foreground of canal.

Hallmarked silver beaten hinged bangle, necklaces, heart shaped patch box, pendants etc

Moorcroft enamel Peacock patch box

Vintage and later costume jewellery and enamel patch boxes in one box

"A pair of Staffordshire pottery spaniels, red patch coats "

Lalique `Faucon` car mascot with original nickel plated brass mount stamped `Breves Galleries Knightsbridge` the side of the glass base moulded with factory marks, 15cm high excluding metal fitting. Condition report: There is a patch of scratching to the breast of the bird, the nickel is worn from the mount. There beak has a slight rough patch to it and is slightly miss aligned during the moulding however it is not chipped.

Greek pattern meat or turkey plate printed in red transfer, early 19th century, 47cm wide Condition report: wear to glaze around rim as well as the border, there is a rim chip and related patch of glaze chipping near the lower corner. Stained crazing to reverse.

Three Delft plates circa 1760 painted in underglaze blue with landscapes, (3) 23cm diameter Condition report: All three plates have typical rim wear, as well as glaze chips to the rim. One plate has a small patch of glaze flaking to the reverse.

Natal 1896 Essays 2d. photographic essay showing two Wildebeest in central oval, affixed to card (89x114mm.) with colour patch in lilac marked "Stamp except Duty" and in red marked "Duty.", lettered "A" and dated "Dec. 23rd, 96". Photo VAT Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

Natal 1896 Essays 2/- photographic essay showing two Wildebeest in central oval, affixed to card (89x114mm.) with colour patch in green marked "Ornament and Arms." and in red marked "Tablets Natal Two Shillings.", lettered "B" and dated "Dec. 23rd, 96". Photo VAT Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

Natal 1896 Essays 2/- photographic essay showing Queen Victoria at centre, affixed to card (89x114mm.) with colour patch in green marked "Ornamental Head." and in red marked "Tablets Natal Two Shillings", lettered "D" and dated "Dec. 23rd, 96". Photo VAT Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

A Regency tortoiseshell patch box of sarcophagus form on metalwares feet, w. 5.5 cm CONDITION REPORT: damage and losses around hinge, ball foot missing

A cased enamel patch box by Halcyon Days and six other patch and snuff boxes, various makers CONDITION REPORT: two with detatched lids

A perfume phial and three 19th century and later continental patch boxes CONDITION REPORT: some wear, no chips or cracks PLEASE SEE ADDITIONAL IMAGES

A pair of Chinese champleve enamel baluster vases and covers each decorated overall with flying bats on a turquoise and dark blue ground between foliate ruyi-shaped and formal lappet borders, seal marks, 19th century, 38cm high [one vase with restored patch].

A Bilston-style enamel patch box of elliptical form, painted with a beehive and motto ‘An emblem of industry’ on a pale blue ground, 5.5cm wide.

An enamel patch box `A Trifle from Gloucester` and a similar circular box `As the Rose, so is Life`

A Continental shagreen and silver-mounted ladies patch box, circa 1780, the rectangular cover with landscape scene opening to reveal mirrored interior, two hinged divisions and a brush, approx 6cm w, and a sterling silver hexagonal box and cover. (2)

A Derby patch mark figure of a country gentleman, circa 1770, dressed in turquoise frock jacket and pink breeches, holding rifle in left hand, in black tricorn hat, approx 13cm h.

A Derby figure of a lady holding a flower in her right hand, circa 1770, wearing pink robe, in purple hat, approx 11.5cm h and a Derby patch mark figure of a flower gatherer, circa 1760, approx 13cm h (2)

A Derby patch mark figure of a gardener, circa 1775, she holds an iron red watering can in her right hand, inscribed No7, approx 20cm h, together with a Derby porcelain peacock spill vase ornament, with encrusted foliage, gilt scroll base, approx 17cm (2)

A Derby Patch mark figure of a lady with swan, circa 1770, she classically draped in floral dress, on turquoise and gilt lined base, approx 29cm h, and a Continental porcelain figure group of a lady and gentleman, circa 1880, red crown mark to base, approx 31cm h. (2)