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Lot 244
GROUP OF CHINESE CERAMICS including a Chinese porcelain blue and white 'Dragons and Peonies' vase, 19th century, painted with a pair of four-clawed dragons amongst flowering peony blossoms and leafy stems, underglaze blue four character mark to base, 27cms (h), terracotta squat circular teapot, 12cms (h), various blue and white tea bowls and saucers etc.Provenance: deceased estate Conwy
Lot 137
19th century Minton blue ribbon and pink rose swag pattern tea set, comprising 18 saucers, 11 tea cups, 6 coffee cups and one jugGood overall antique condition. One saucer has a repair. Another has a very small rim chip. Two cups have a nick to the rim. Another has a couple of nicks to the rim. A footrim nick to four of the cups. One cup has a hairline. Another has a hairline and an overpainted rim chip. Some minor enamel wear / scratching.
Lot 67
Three 18th century Liverpool tea bowls and saucers, including one decorated in polychrome enamels with Chinese figures, one with fruit and another with flowersGood overall condition. The Chinese figures tea bowl has a nick on the rim, and one of the blue and white saucers has a nick to the footrim.
Lot 75
A late 18th century Chinese export porcelain part dinner and tea servicedecorated with the armorial crests of the Seton familyeach piece decorated with gilt and polychrome enamelled shield shaped armorials within gilt banded underglaze blue cell and pendant borders, comprising a set of six soup plates, six tea bowls (one as found) and six saucers, the soup plates, 24cm diameter, the tea bowls, 6.5cm high, the saucers, 14cm diameter (18)Footnotes:Provenance UK family private collection, thence by descent to the present owner. The crests applied to the porcelain in the above lot are that of the Seton family, who were one of Scotland's ancient families and who resided at various times at Seton Place and at Fyvie Castle, until their departure in the mid 18th century.The lineage of the family dates back to the early 14th century when Sir Cristopher Seton married Lady Christian Bruce, sister of King Robert the Bruce. A later descendent was Mary Seton who was was lady-in-waiting to Mary Queen of Scots and one of her famed 'four Marys'. Alexander Seton, 1st Earl Dunfermline added Seton tower as the entrance in 1599. The Lords Seton were also the premier barons of Scotland and became Earls of Huntly, Winton, Dunfermline, Eglinton and Chancellors of Scotland.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 458
A large quantity of Crown Ducal Orange Tree pattern tea, coffee and dinner wares One small teapot spout chipped and incomplete; small hairline crack to flange. One coffee pot footrim with small chip. Two covered hot water jugs - both with a chip to neckrim flange; one with flake to black enamel at spout; the other clearly crazed. One milk jug. Five teacups - three with chips to rim, one with hairline crack; one with faded design. Six tea saucers - two with noticeable surface scratches, one with two chips to rim. Five coffee cups - one with repaired and repainted chip to rim. Nine coffee saucers - three with chips to rim. Nine coffee cans - one rim chipped, one crack downward from rim, approx. 1cm. Eight coffee can saucers - one rim badly chipped. One spare cover- handle re-attached. One vegetable tureen - two feet chipped; cover with two large chips. Two covered sauce tureens - one cover-handle missing; one cover-handle chipped; one of these tureens design faded. One sauce ladle. Two teapot stands. One small cream jug. Seven egg-cups - three neckrims chipped; one with long crack. One egg cup stand. Two salts. Covered butter dish chipped. Two cake plates - one chipped and with surface scratches. One square serving plate. Five dinner plates - three with stained cracks; all with chips to rim. Two 23cm side plates - one with two chips. Four 18cm side plates - two with hairline cracks; one with two chips. One 16cm side plate. Three 14cm side plates - one chipped. One large octagonal serving plate. One smaller octagonal serving plate - chipped. One rectangular sandwich server.Generally, all with some signs of wear.
Lot 391
TWO BOXES OF ASSORTED SUNDRY ITEMS ETC, to include a Tasco three draw pocket telescope, a small quantity of first day cover stamps, a plaster polychrome wall plaque depicting a Native American Chieftan, Balmoral China tea cups, saucers and sandwich plates, Warwickshire County Bowls association wall shields etc.
Lot 359
TEAWARES, ORNAMENTS AND FOSSILS ETC, to include an Orthoceras and Goniatites fossil plate, approximate size 23cm x 36cm, Beswick bull 'Champion of Champions' with reglued ear, Beswick Palomino Bois Roussel horse with gloss glaze, model 701 - good condition, Royal Doulton pig, Royal Adderley Fawn, cups and saucers with transfer printed scenes of a courting couple, the cups having Aynsley back stamps, continental gold coloured part tea set, oak barometer etc.
Lot 435
A WEDGWOOD 'ICE ROSE' PART DINNER SERVICE, to include dinner plates, soup bowls, side plates, starter plate, coffee cups and saucers, three tureens - one damaged, gravy boat and saucer, etc together with Flame Rose saucers, side plates and cups etc, Condition Report; most pieces show signs of heavy use with chips and nibbles to some pieces
Lot 421
A GROUP OF CERAMICS, to include a fourteen piece Art Deco Burleigh coffee set with matching wash basin in Dawn pattern no 4760, a Crown Ducal Orange Tree meat plate, Crown Devon Garden Path sandwich plate and six tea plates, a Wade Heath Flaxman Ware vase, a Crown Ducal Malvern coffee pot (tiny chip to spout), an HJ Wood Persian Blue jug, a Carlton Ware Oak bowl (extensive crack), a Crown Ducal berry strainer and plate with two saucers, all decorated with yellow honeysuckle, etc. (qty) (Condition Report: most pieces appear in good condition, sd and as stated, signs of light use)
Lot 330
A GROUP OF ROYAL ALBERT TEA AND GIFT WARES, comprising twenty nine pieces of Old Country Roses: a cream jug (second quality, spout chipped, hairline), a sugar bowl (second), an 18cm tea plate (second), six side plates, six teacups (one second), six saucers, two pepper pots (one has an extensive crack), a candlestick (second quality), a miniature bowl (second), a soap dispenser, a twin handled vase and two ashtrays, together with two Old English Rose trinket dishes (31) (Condition Report: generally ok, obvious specific damage as stated, pieces listed as second quality are marked as such on the base, or are obviously second quality, there may be other second quality pieces, some gilding wear, signs of light use, would benefit from a clean)
Lot 367
A SET OF FIVE 'THE CUNARD STEAM SHIP COMPANY LIMITED' CUT GLASS WHISKY TUMBLERS AND A QUANTITY OF DRINKING GLASSES, ETC, the set of five tumblers with etched logos to the bases, the remaining items include six Royal Doulton Melissa pattern tea cups and saucers, a Perspex Dunlop Tyres paperweight, metal tankards, branded and unbranded glass including Stuart Crystal and Caithness (Qty) (Condition Report: the five whisky tumblers are in good condition, not all items have been individually checked but in reasonable condition overall)
Lot 348
A THIRTY FOUR PIECE PARAGON ATHENA PART TEA AND COFFEE SET, comprising a coffee pot, a cream jug, a milk jug, a sugar bowl, a cake plate, six tea plates, six tea cups and saucers, five coffee cans and six saucers (34) (Condition Report: good overall condition, one coffee can has a large crack, some pieces marked as second quality, signs of light use)
Lot 378
A SELECTION OF CLEAR AND COLOURED GLASS WARES ETC, to include Stuart wine goblets and port glasses, Jura branded whisky tumblers, four Stuart Stratford Rings 719538 pattern desert bowls with integrated saucers, Four Stratford Rings 681649, three drinking glasses and water jug in the same pattern, Webb amber coloured bowls, a Bohemian splatter glass bowl, Mary Gregory style vase with an iridescent finish, approximate height 25cm, Walther Uranium glass 'Marina' flower frog - lacking bowl, Josef Inwald 'Dancing Lady' bowl and frog - dancing lady missing, unmarked purple slag glass items, Henry Greener Pearline basket, milk glass bowl raised on three feet, milk glass platter and plates in the form of scallop shells, assorted other glasses, jugs and vases etc.
Lot 335
A GROUP OF CERAMICS, to include fourteen pieces of Royal Crown Derby 'Derby Posies' gift and tea wares, two Paragon teacups and six saucers in F208 pattern, two pink Wedgwood Jasperware vases, a Royal Worcester Alpine Flowers coffee cup and saucer, a Rosenthal plate printed with birds, a Beswick pheasant with curved tail, a Lomonosov wren, a frit decorated poodle figure, Royal Doulton The Fortune Teller character jug, a Beswick Elephant - large with trunk stretching, model no 998 (repaired and chipped trunk, both tusks missing end sections, one has another repair further down), two Spode Christmas plates, etc. (qty) (Condition Report: most pieces appear in good condition, sd and as stated)
Lot 337
A NINETEEN PIECE ROYAL ALBERT 'LADY HAMILTON' PART TEA SET, comprising a teapot, six tea plates, six tea cups and six saucers, together with a Royal Albert 'Holyrood' sugar bowl (19 + 1 sugar bowl) (Condition Report: good condition, all pieces are marked as second quality, a few scratches but otherwise no obvious damage, signs of light use)
Lot 336
AN EIGHTEEN PIECE ROYAL ALBERT 'LADY CARLYLE' PART TEA SET, comprising a dinner plate, six tea plates, five teacups and six saucers (18) (Condition Report: generally good condition, most pieces are marked as second quality, one teacup has a large chip on its foot rim, one saucer has a tiny chip, signs of light use)
Lot 483
A SELECTION OF TEA AND DINNER WARES ETC, to include Grindley 'Green-Gables' part dinner service, to include two tureens with covers, six of each dinner plates, starter plates, bread plates, twin handled soup bowls with saucers, coffee cups and saucers, a coffee pot, milk jug and sugar bowl etc., Wedgwood Santa Clara cups, saucers and side plates etc., three Royal Albert 'Breath of Spring' cups and saucers, Royal Worcester 'Herbs' wall clock and a Poole Pottery butter dish with cover
Lot 475
FOUR BOXES OF ASSORTED TEA AND DINNER WARES ETC, to include Colclough cups and saucers, Soho pottery Solian ware tea wares and dinner wares, green Denby stoneware, Denby Chantilly The Tabletop Company 'Mardi Gras' part dinner service, large modern Turkey platter, assorted other tea and dinner wares etc
Lot 346
A TWENTY SIX PIECE ROYAL ALBERT 'OLD COUNTRY ROSES' TEA SET, comprising a small teapot (spout chipped, cover chipped and cracked, holes in handle), a cake plate, two cream jugs (one has a chip, both have hairlines), a sugar bowl, a small dish, six tea plates, six tea cups, seven saucers and a mug (26) (Condition Report: most pieces appear ok, obvious specific damage as stated, mainly second quality pieces, some gilding wear, signs of light use)
Lot 17
A mixed lot of porcelain, 19th century and later comprising a pair of early 19th century English tea cups and saucers painted with pink roses; one similar painted in the Sevres manner; a Chinese Export famille rose teabowl and saucer; a set of three Paris vases; and a pair of modern Danish G & C models of seated hounds [13].
Lot 76
Magnificent set of German porcelain cup and saucer sets decorated in the Blue Onion pattern, which was originally named Bulb pattern. This delightful pattern features a leaf motif with a slight scalloped border. Three cups with no saucer. Meissen backstamp. Cups measures: 3.5"L x 4"W x 2.5"H. Saucers measure: 5.75"W x 1.5"H. Issued: c. 1930Manufacturer: MeissenCountry of Origin: GermanyCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 84
A Royal Winton china set that has a chintz floral design and a pebble like background consisting of 2 teacups, 2 saucers, a creamer, and a cottage dish. Royal Winton backstamp. Dimensions of the largest item: 4"L x 3.25"W x 2.5"H. Manufacturer: Royal WintonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 852
A small Meissen cup AF signed AR to bottom having ornithological decoration, an Aynsley 'Pembroke' coffee can, a Coalport 'Mayfield' lidded pot, a Royal Worcester 'Arden' coffee can and two saucers and a pretty part tea service having moulded beading and pink peony rose decoration (16 pieces approx).
Lot 833
A selection of assorted display plates including Wedgwood, Limoges, Royal Copenhagen, Coalport and Royal Doulton, a 'Wedgwood Hidden Treasures' Greenwich Desk Clock, a Royal Worcester 'Millennium' pill box and a Royal Crown Derby 'Honeysuckle' trinket box, four Royal Crown Derby 'Peacock' saucers and an oriental 'Mikado' part tea service etc.
Lot 737
Keith Haring (1958–1990) was an American artist and social activist known for his unique and instantly recognizable style. Born in Reading, Pennsylvania, Haring rose to prominence in the New York City art scene during the 1980s. His work often carried social and political messages, addressing issues such as AIDS awareness, apartheid, drug addiction, and LGBTQ rights.Key aspects of Keith Haring's art include:1. **Iconography:** Haring developed a distinctive visual language characterized by simple, bold lines and bright colors. His artwork often featured iconic and easily recognizable symbols, such as radiant babies, barking dogs, flying saucers, and dancing figures.2. **Pop Art and Graffiti Influence:** Haring's style was influenced by street culture, graffiti, and Pop Art. He started his artistic career by creating chalk drawings in subway stations and on advertising panels, and his work often blurred the lines between high and low art.3. **Social Activism:** Haring was an openly gay artist and a strong advocate for social causes. In the 1980s, he became actively involved in AIDS awareness and prevention campaigns. His famous "Ignorance = Fear / Silence = Death" artwork became a symbol of the fight against the AIDS epidemic.4. **Public Art:** Haring's art was not confined to galleries; he believed in making art accessible to a wide audience. He created numerous public artworks, murals, and public installations. One of his most famous public works is the "Crack is Wack" mural in Harlem, addressing the crack cocaine epidemic.5. **The Pop Shop:** In 1986, Haring opened the Pop Shop in New York City, a store where his art was available on various merchandise, making it more accessible to the public. This move was somewhat controversial as it challenged traditional notions of art and commerce.Tragically, Keith Haring's life was cut short when he died of AIDS-related complications in 1990 at the age of 31. Despite his relatively short career, Haring's impact on the art world and his commitment to social activism continue to be celebrated and remembered.Measures 32 x 24.
Lot 522
A large collection of Royal Doulton Amersham tea and dinner ware to include 9 dinner plates, 9 small bowls, 2 lidded tureens, 1 large oval platter, 3 open veg, 2 cake plates, 9 salad plates, coffee and tea pot, 15 side plates, 14 tea cups & saucers, 9 coffee cans & saucers, 2 milk jugs, 1 sugar bowl, gravy and stand, wear to rims consistent with use. (109 pieces in 4 trays)
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