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Click here to subscribeAssorted 19th century and later ceramics and glassware, comprising: a Victorian rosewood writing slope with inlaid bone, brass and mother-of-pearl decoration; hunting related items including a Johnson Bros Pareek tea service and a carved horn beaker; various planters, vases, a cut glass pedestal bowl etc (shelf)
A home photography developing box, Meiji period Japanese ivory okimono, mid 20th century mantel clock, First World War period compass, plated flatware, crochet and embroidered linens, 20th century Iznik style jug and bowl, the works of the Rt Hon. Edmund Burke 1801, eight volumes and Gyldendals Leksikon, four volumes with marbled boards and gilt tooled leather spines (one shelf)
A quantity of mainly 19th century English porcelain including Derby and Spode, including a lozenge shaped dessert dish painted with fruit, sauce tureens and teapot, together with an 18th century Sevres saucer (one shelf)Condition report: Lozenge dish - with repairs, wear and rubbing. Reticulated square dish - with restoration, crazing, rubbing and scratches. Four saucers - all with wear and surface scratches, one Derby example is repaired. Tea canister is lacking cover. Imari plte is completely broken and repaired poorly. Rose border plate with rubbing and scratches. Derby tureens and covers - stand one is heavily crazed, stand two is heavily crazed and with some discoloration. Tureen one - with crazing and paint scratches, the cover with repaired handle and restoration. Tureen two - fully restored cover and repaired foot. Spode dish - with heavy wear and rubbing. Matching dish in similar condition. Teapot - with repaired spout and handle, chips to the cover, repaired rim to the main body, paint scratches and rubbing. Matching sugar with staining, hairline cracks, rubbing and crazing. Jug with one or two firing flaws and some crazing, otherwise OK. Spode tureen - with staple repairs to cover, two very large hairline cracks to the main body, paint scratches, rubbing and a repaired foot.
A group of miscellaneous items, including: Victorian mugs, a Crown Derby Imari pedestal bowl, Masons, Ringtons, Staffordshire, a patinated metal figure of a cricketer (a.f.), a composition model of a seated boy and girl, two monochrome prints and a further after Louise Deny 'Evening at the Lakeside II' etc (one shelf and prints)
A collection of Chinese crackle glazed famille verte vases and ginger jars, of various shapes and size, depicting warriors (one shelf)Condition report: Sleeve vase one - restored rim. Baluster vase one - with hairline crack to the rim. Baluster vase two - firing crack to the body. Ginger jar one - restored cover. Sleeve vase two - hairline crack from the rim right through the centre of the body. Baluster vase three - firing crack to the shoulder and restored knop. Baluster vase four - large losses and repairs to the neck and rim. Baluster vase five - hairline crack and repaired handle. Baluster vase six - fleabite chips to the rim and a hairline. Baluster vase seven - with a hairline crack to the shoulder into the body. Remaining vases with some areas of wear, but generally OK.
A good collection of 20th century Chinese blue and white vases, comprising: a large sleeve vase, a smaller pair of sleeve vases, a pair of twin-handled vases, a pair of baluster vases, and a smaller similar pair, depicting a variety of scenes including, dragons, figures, birds and other animals, blossoms, etc (one shelf)Condition report: Baluster vase one - with a large loss to the rim and a firing flaw to the neck. Sleeve vase one - with a chip and a hairline to the rim. Sleeve vase two (largest) - with multiple hairlines and repairs throughout. Sleeve vase three - restored to the rim. Baluster vase two - full restoration to the neck and rim. Baluster vase three - loss to the rim and hairline cracks to the neck. Remaining baluster vases with some areas of wear, but otherwise OK.
MODERN OAK WELSH DRESSER,136cm wideCondition report: Scratches present at top of the dresser as well as some small chips the all top drawers. Some wear present below the shelves and to all doors at the bottom. Appears to be small amounts of paint splatters near the bottom of the dresser. Overall fair condition. Pictures included. 174cm tall and 43cm in depth. 1 internal shelf aswell as missing handle for bottom door.
19th century Black Forest hunting lodge credenza. This impressive cabinet is divided in two-parts. The rounded intricately carved base has three drawers above three cupboards, each cupboard having a central panel ornately carved in proud relief with grouse and flowering fruit. Each drawer having a hand-carved drawer-pull in the form of lion mask. The upper part of the cabinet has a glaze-fronted door revealing three display shelves, flanked by pillar supports carved with mask, flowers and scrolling leaf with bracketed outer display shelves. The whole cabinet is crowned with a scroll pediment surmounted with a deer head, approx 255h x 182 l x 60 d cms, shelf depth 30 cms. January Antique and Collectable Sale 27/01/2022Overall it is a very solid and attractive structure, original glazing with no damage. The bottom shelf has a fine crack running all along it's length and out to the display shelves on either side, this could be rectified. The top tips of the antlers has suffered some loss and the gallery behind although intact is loose.
A 1950/60s ERCOL elm and beech dining set, 2 model 376 Latticed Windsor chairs and a square top, model 395, table with shelf under, table h 72cm, top 69cm sq. Table in good condition, chairs in good solid useable condition with multiple surface marks and one crack at back of seat from wood movement.
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