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Click here to subscribeA planter depicting a girl with her doll in a country landscape, finished in the flow blue technique, which creates a soft, misty effect throughout the piece. Royal Doulton backstamp. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 9.25"H x 11.5"Dia. Manufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
A collection of Iden and Rye Pottery items comprised of a Rye Pottery figure of a woman on a horse, 21.5cm high and a smaller Rye Pottery figure of a robin, 7.5cm high, five small coffee mugs and six matching saucers, five other mugs, and Elizabeth II oversize commemorative mug, four plates, a lidded jar, a planter, a cylindrical vase, five small dishes, a sugar bowl, a bowl with crimped rim, a cornucopia vase and two small pots CONDITION REPORTS & PAYMENT DETAILS IMPORTANT* Descriptions do not include condition reports. Please contact us to if you require further information or images.* Please consider shipping costs before bidding as this may affect your decision to bid* Please familiarise yourself with our payment methods. All payments MUST be electronic
English 19th/20thC ceramics to include a set of three 19thC Mason Ironstone graduated hydra jugs in hexagonal baluster form depicting oriental scenes, 2 x vases by H. Bramman 11.5cm h, an Edwardian lustre jug and set of 7 lustre cups and saucers, a Bretby planter in relief with oriental figures 21cm h, Royal Winton teapot, Wedgwood & Co Ltd 'Eileen', Arthur Wood rose vase, jugs etc.
A collection of European ceramics to include a pair of Mottahedeh yellow flowered lidded Urn vases with lion head handles 31cm h, a Mottahedeh pierced planter 19cm h, 2 x Limoges hand painted lidded vases signed Fragonaro 31cm h, a small Dresden Urn with Rams head handles 21cm h and 2 x hand painted Limoges hinged boxes. (9).
Selection of hand painted ceramics to include a large Caverswall Bowl signed by M. Grant 'Chelsea' 26.5cm d, Caverswall plate 28cm d, a Royal Worcester Heritage Collection Pot Pourri jar, 2 x yellow floral Bough Pots with Rams head handles 13cm h, a Wedgwood Ginger Jar Hathaway Rose 15cm h and a Planter by Anna Weatherley Designs. (7).
A Villeroy and Boch, French Garden Fleurence pattern part service comprising, a salt and pepper shaker, a sugar pot with cover, a milk jug, eight teacups, eight saucers, together with a French Garden Charm pattern flowerpot planter (h-12.5cm l-27cm) and a Poel pattern enamelled coffee pot (h-21cm) (all in good condition) (all marked verso) (22)
Three Moorcroft pieces, with signatures to the base indicating an manufacturing period of 1950-86, to include a planter, in the pattern 'Columbine', a small fluted vase, in the pattern 'Green Hibiscus' and a pin dish, in the pattern 'Bermuda Lily'. (3 items) Condition: First Quality; No marks or cracks. The dish has signs of crazing and paint loss to the rim, the spill vase has sticker residue to the base and all three times have shelf wear.
A pair of large Staffordshire inspired Victorian late 19th century hand painted and transfer printed ceramic floor planters / jardinieres. Each having an amphora shaped planter bowl atop with flared rims and in relief swags embellishments. The jardiniere stand having a lipped circular top in the shape of scrolled acanthus leaves over a central canted column support with further floral decorations. All raised on shaped circular base. Each jardiniere decorated with pink flower motifs on a green & cream base.Each measures approx. 112cm tall x 37cm in diameter.Chips, cracks and old staple repairs present commensurate with age.
Burmantofts Faience & Bretby, England - a 19th century green-blue glazed ceramic floor planter jardiniere. The plant stand comprising of a Burmantofts majolica effect planter bowl decorated with in relief fruit & leaves, together with a column shaped stand with impressed & in relief floral & geometric motifs. Both pieces stamped to underside.Altogether measures approx. 63cm tall x 27cm ind iameter.
Various Collectables and Decorative Items including: daguerreotypes, a pair of toleware chambersticks, small silver photograph frames, mother of pearl obelisk form thermometer, Victorian brass chimney ornaments, miniature mahogany Edwardian style planter, terracotta figure etc (two trays)Daguerreotypes and other framed works including prints and engravings on porcelain
This pink- turquoise planter features impressed marks and dripping green glaze hanging from long leafed branches. Marked Roseville U.S.A 289-4. Issued: 1936Dimensions: 6.75"L x 5.5"W x 4.25"HManufacturer: RosevilleCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear. As is. Small chip on bottom rim.
This jardiniere / planter features small ovoid pine cones in raised relief with long pine needles and irregular branch shaped handles. Raised Roseville U.S.A. #400-4" mark on base. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 6.5"L x 6"W x 4"HManufacturer: RosevilleCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
Beautiful pale blue English pottery planter. In white cameo reliefs we encounter the scenes: Cupid as Oracle; The Graces; Bellerophon and Pegasus; Coriolanus, Nike and the Warrior. Wedgwood impressed mark on base. Issued: AntiqueDimensions: 5''L x 4.25''diaManufacturer: WedgwoodCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
West Indies.- Jamaica.- Hakewill (James) A Picturesque Tour of the Island of Jamaica, from Drawings Made in the Years 1820 and 1821, first edition, 21 hand-coloured aquatint plates, engraved by Sutherland, Clarke, or Fielding after Hakewill's drawings, tissue guards (some creased and foxed), plates clean and bright, margins slightly browned, plate watermarked J. Whatman Turkey Mill 1832, later half morocco, gilt panelled spine, [Abbey, Travel 683 (in parts); Sabin 29591; Tooley 240], sm. folio, Hurst and Robinson, 1825.*** A good copy with plates depicting views, landmarks and plantations in Jamaica, originally issued in 7 parts in 1824-25. The text is of interest, giving information on slavery, trade, the planter families and other aspects of life on the island collected by the author on his visit.
A Japanese bronze planter, Meiji eraOf rounded form and cast in relief with a continuous scene of elephants attacked by tigers, detailed in gilt, signed.20cm wide x 11.5cm highFootnote:The signature on the present lot possibly reads as Narutani. A bronze vase by this maker was sold in these rooms, 17th March 2021, lot 382.
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