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Click here to subscribeA pair of Royal Dux porcelain figures of a shepherd and a goatherd, post 1918, modelled as a male playing a musical instrument and a female holding a goats skin, on circular bases applied pink triangle and blue printed MADE IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA marks, impressed numerals 2594 and 2595, male 37cm, 14in. high
Four small fancy front spoons: a George II teaspoon depicting the figure of "Diana" on the front of the stem, marks distorted c. 1750, a similarly decorated condiment spoon with a basket of flowers below the drop, initialled "L" over "WI" by Ebenezer Coker c. 1750 (marks worn) and another teaspoon with an indistinct picture back, the front of the stem depicting a lyre-playing putto and scrolls, maker's mark only "IS" [crowned]? c. 1750, 2oz. (4)
A rare 18th Century Bow porcelain group modelled as a man in brightly coloured costume and yellow pointed hat seated cross legged holding bagpipes; a woman in blue bodice and floral skirt painted with playing cards seated playing a hurdy gurdy at his side; the oval base modelled with flowering shrubs on raised pierced puce, blue and gilt scroll moulded feet; Height 6.75ins
A Meissen group of a young woman, seated in a chair, a child with playing cards in her lap, and a child at her shoulder, finely decorated in coloured enamels, and picked out in gilt, a young boy at her side, on oval mound base, 21.5cm high (8.5"), mark in blue and impressed and incised numerals, circa 1860 (some old restoration)
An Ivory Figural Group, Meiji period, comprising a farmer playing with his two children, he holds one excited young child on his left shoulder whilst his sibling swings contentedly on a rope suspended from a branch of a tree, a pair of waraji on the ground, signed Shofu, 43.5cm.; 17 1/8in. excluding wooden stand
Three Ivory Figures, Meiji/Taisho period, one of a Karako seated cross-legged, playing with a spotted cat, the second an okimono netsuke of a laundress, seated, pounding cloth with a pestle surrounded by children and another woman, the third a sectional ivory group of a street performer plucking a samisen, a young boy at his side, the first and second signed Shugyoku and Keimin, 5 to 19.5cm.; 2 to 7 11/16in.
Two Ivory Figures of Chinese Maidens, Meiji period, each standing and attired in long loose robes, their hair tied in a top-knot, one holding a basket of peaches a crane at her side, the other playing a flute while a karako hugs at her legs from behind, respectively signed Gyokushin and Gyoku, each approx., 24.5cm.; 9 5/8in.
A Regency gilt overmantle mirror, early 19th century, applied with gilt balls to the cornice over a frieze moulded with black classical figures of a lyre playing man and a woman holding doves, between applied trellis mouldings, over a rectangular plate, flanked by reeded sphinx head capped columns with human feet, 25" wide, 38" high
A Swiss, simulated rosewood and inlaid musical box, circa 1880, the cover inlaid with a ewer, fan and foliate motif, enclosing a glazed cover to a 13" cylinder, playing ten airs, lever-wound with stop, play and change repeat levers, the mechanism engraved with Lily of the Valley and roses and on bevelled plinth base, veneer loss, top warped, 23" wide
A pair of Continental tulipwood two tier oval tables, with gilt metal mounts, decorated in marquetry in Topino style, each top with Oriental figures, above a frieze with marquetry vessels and a drawer, above a kidney shaped undertier with a marquetry vase of flowers and playing cards, on slender angular cabriole legs, 68 high x 34 deep x 45cm wide
Moores mantel clock, the clock housed in a moulded shell applied all over with cactus flowers and branches, to each side a child, one playing a violin, the other playing cymbals, on gilt base, together with original movement as well as the later fitted electric movement, late 19th century, (some restoration) (2), 24cm 9.5" high
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