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Lot 113
A COALPORT BLUE AND WHITE JUG, JOHN ROSE & CO, 1796-C1800 22cm h Provenance: M Wright. Literature: 1989, illustrated p94; 2011, pp82, 85. The elaborate curly handle form is normally found on jugs of the waisted shape. The present example is decorated with all the constituent parts including the flower border of the Calcut Vase of Flowers print. This single example provides an important link between the Calcut and Coalport Factories. ++Manufacturing (firing) cracks and faults No Reserve
Lot 114
A COALPORT BLUE AND WHITE JUG, JOHN ROSE & CO, 1796-C1800 AND A SIMILAR CONTEMPORARY CHINESE SAUCER printed with the Latticed Fence and Pagoda and painted with the Latticed Urn and Fence patterns respectively Provenance: Bill Dickenson, Ironbridge. The jug is of the plain 1796 shape, with latticed fence and pagoda and secondary prints from Calcut's Round Arched Bridge and the oval flower border found on the two Calcut mugs above. The decoration on the Chinese saucer with its latticed fence is similar in style to the main print on the jug and the source of the latticed urn and fence on the Caughley saucer illustrated 1989, p27; 2004, p470 and 2013, p191. A similar jug in the Godden Reference Collection, illustrated 1989, p98, 1985, p337 and 2004, p500, was sold Bonhams, 13 November, 2013, lot 220. ++Saucer cracked and chipped No Reserve
Lot 1147
AFTER RICHARD CATON WOODVILLE, RI (1856-1927 "ALL THAT WAS LEFT OF THEM" [THE 17TH LANCERS AT MODDERFONTEIN, SEPTEMBER 17TH 1901] chromolithograph, mounted to image, 53 x 80cm and two other prints of military subjects (3) ++The first print with light vertical time stains from the backboards of the former frame. One of the others with central light stain
Lot 187
SEVEN COALPORT BLUE AND WHITE AND OTHER TEA WARES, C1800-14 including an example of the Royal Flute Pagoda and pattern 672, cream jug 12cm h In Thomas Rose's Early Pagoda print the building's finial is on an inverted Y shaped support (information from Barry Lomax). ++Blue and white sucrier and cover broken and restuck, the other sucrier formerly riveted No Reserve
Lot 79
A CAUGHLEY BLUE AND WHITE SHELL SHAPED DESSERT DISH AND A MATCHING CHINESE TEA BOWL AND A SAUCER GILDED IN ENGLAND, C1795 in the Willow Nankin pattern, dish 20cm w, tea bowl with gilder's No 15 inside the footrim Exhibited: (dish) 1999, No 404. The print on the dish is the later version of Willow Nankin used from c1794 on dessert and dinner wares. ++Dish chipped and broken and restuck. Tea bowl broken and restuck, saucer cracked. No Reserve
Lot 66
A boxed and glazed gorget and epaulette belonging to Leiutenant James Murray 20th Regiment, together with a framed print of a photograph of him. The gilt gorget of universal pattern, the silver lace epaulette with crowned XX button. Good Condition. Plate 9. Note: The caption under the picture and ivory tablet with the boxed items reads “Lieutenant James Murray XX Regt mortally wounded at the Battle of “Orthes” Feb 27th 1814. Died of wounds March 7th 1814 aged 20 years. Eldest son of John Murray of Wooplaw, Roxburghshire.
Lot 169
A black lacquered circular patch box presented by Marshal Blucher, diam 3½”, with dark half length print of Blucher on the lid and inside under glass a printed visiting card “Le Conte de Nostitr. Aide de Comts de S.E. le Marechal Blucher” and ink inscription “Presented by order of Marsal (sic) Blucher to John Plummer Senr for his attentions to him on his passing through Henley 13 June 1814”. Good Condition, (a little age wear). Plate 29
Lot 290
A reverse coloured print on glass “Field Marshall, Marquis of Wellington, defeating the French Army Commanded by Marshall Soult on the Pyrenees”, on white charger, pointing with sword towards British troops pursuing fleeing Frenchmen, distant windmill and mountains in the background, 10” x 14”, old darkwood frame. Good Condition.
Lot 462
An Edwardian patriotic coloured print, of a young lady in naval type dress at the tiller of a boat, with seascape and yachts, in contemporary glazed frame, 14½” x 22” overall; a WWI officer’s leather “housewife” roll, named to an RFC Lieutenant, containing WWII dated field dressing; a “Tommy” windproof cigarette lighter, as new in its carton (carton slightly damaged); a framed WWI photograph of three Somerset Light Infantry officers; another of an other rank of the 7th Bn Hampshire Regiment; and a silver topped walking cane (HM London 1890). Average GC
Lot 508
Grenadier Guards insignia: comprising 2 valise badges, Vic and GRV, another circular Vic valise or pouch badge, a GRVI WO’s cap badge, a large ERII RSM’s khaki arm badge, a smaller bullion embroidered ditto, 9 various GRV OR’s buttons and 2 ERVIII gilt buttons, displayed on red velvet in gilt frame; and a French 1905 dated military reunion medal in contemporary frame with coloured print and inscription to the 42nd Infantry. GC -2
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