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A mille fleurs pastoral tapestry 20th century in 16th century style woven with a central rectangular plinth surrounded well and small lower pond with two ducks with four female figures one of which is seated at the well and playing a lute and two male figures in 16th century dress with a ground of two flanking trees with a perching bird and small flowers on a dark brown/black ground in the mille fleurs style with a later banded brown and yellow outer selvedge h. 218cm. w. 269cm. W
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A 19th Century Staffordshire pottery clock group, the clock surmounted by a seated figure of a Highlander playing bagpipes, and his female companion, 14ins high, and one other Staffordshire pottery figure of a young couple, the gentleman carrying a jar, the woman with a bundle on her head, 13ins high
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A rare Meissen group of a shepherd by a stall circa 1750-55 probably modelled by J.J.Kandler and P.Reinicke the shepherd leaning against a tree-stump playing the flute flanked by a goat and a dog and with two sheep and two rams in front of him the stall with two pigeons on the roof the base applied with leaves and flowers crossed swords in underglaze-blue 18.6cm. 7.375in. some restoration A similar group is illustrated and discussed by M.Kunze-Kollensperger Idylle in Porzellan p.41 ill.22.
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A pair of Vienna-style plates late 19th Century signed Fritsch the first depicting two titled scenes one of a girl holding a bouquet of flowers the second a girl playing a harp both within a burgundy border decorated with gilt panels of alternating scrollwork and landscape scenes with heightened gilt jewelling pseudo shield mark in overglaze-blue titles in black enamel 24cm. 9.5in. (2) The painter Josef Fritsch is recorded by W.Neuwirth Porzellanmaler-Lexikon 1840-1914 Vol. I.
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A Large Meissen Group of Dancers or 'Gartnergruppe' circa 1880 modelled with three couples either playing musical instruments eating and dancing around a tall central tree with detachable upper section with a barking dog at one side on a circular rockwork base crossed swords in underglaze-blue incised D96 and impressed numerals 48cm. 18.75in. typical chips to extremities
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A stained birch musical sewing nŽcessaire French circa 1810 of casket form almost complete with a multitude of fittings including gold implements with petite garantie for Paris 1809-1819: a pair of scissors maker's mark of Charles-Louis Deserre; a needlecase; a thimble maker's mark of Pierre Legoix; a stiletto; a retractable pencil; a bodkin; and a gold-capped glass scent bottle; the box also containing several silver-gilt objects including: a scent funnel and eye bath both with Paris petite garantie for silver 1798-1809; a telescope double maker's mark rubbed green lacquer barrel; six silver-gilt mounted glass bottles one associated; and several carved mother of pearl implements including a penknife quill sharpener ruler desk seal and spools; the movement playing two tunes with key width of box 30cm 11.75in Provenance According to family repute and an attached document "This workbox belonged to the Duchess of Orleans widow of [Philippe] "Egalite" & was given by her to the Honble Lady Blackwood." Often mistakenly classifed as 'mulberry' birch was stained to simulate tortoiseshell.
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A tortoiseshell musical box French circa 1820 rectangular the lid inset with a gold plaque cast and chased with a maiden and animals apparently unsigned but probably by Kirstentein Strasburg the single-piece comb movement playing two airs stamped: Aubert & Fils and numbered: 5063 the silver hinge with maker's mark JG possibly for J.G. Garand with key width 9cm 3.625in
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A gold and enamel box and a silver-gilt cigarette case the first unmarked probably German circa 1900 rectangular with bombe sides the lid and base bordered with convolvulus and other flowers in champleve enamels enclosing engine-turning inscribed: Edna from AndrŽ/ 2nd September 1904 width 6.6cm 2.625in; the second unmarked 20th century of rounded rectangular form the lid engraved with a gentleman playing the violin accompanied by a lady at a piano width 8cm 3.125in (2)
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*Elgar (Sir Edward, 1857-1924) Autograph letter signed, Severn House, 42 Netherhall Gardens, Hampstead, NW, 18th January 1912, to his publishers' Novellos, concerning a performance of one of his pieces [Violin Concerto?] at Stoke-on-Trent, 'as the young lady is playing it at Stoke that it would possibly be as well to let her have A [minor?] movement with piano free as its accompaniment (Mr Harty) is sure to be good ...', publishers ink receipt stamp across first few lines of second page, 2 pp., 8vo (1)
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*A Continental glazed porcelain figure of a young boy in 18th Century costume, playing a flute, a dog seated beside him, underglaze blue crowned S mark, 17.5cms high, good, together with another Continental porcelain figure of a woman with a basket of flowers and a dead hare on rococo base, 19.5cms high, slight damage (2)
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*A 19th century continental ceramics pendant seal, in the form of a putto playing a harp, the base fitted with agate seal, with carved crest, 2.5cm long; A single string of cultured pearl necklace, fitted with 15ct white metal clasp, 41cm long, A pair of gents blue enamel cufflink's, a further misc gents shirt studs etc.
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A WILL YOUNG WIDDECOMBE FAIR POTTERY GROUP showing the Widdecombe Fair figures in a tavern scene, playing darts and chatting on two settles, marked on the back 'For Us Wants To Go To Widdecombe Fair, with Bill Brewer, Jan Stewer, Peter Gurnes, Dan'l Whiddon, Arry Awke, Old Uncle Tom Cobley and All', also marked Runnaford Pottery, Runnaford Coombe, Devon, Will Young, 8ins. (20cm.) high
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