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Click here to subscribeA Victorian Staffordshire figure of Mary The Madonna, height 26.5cm, a Staffordshire poodle holding a basket in his mouth, height 10.5cm, a Wedgwood creamware plate impressed marks and decorated with pheasants, diameter 23.5cm and a green jasperware vase with Birmingham silver collar, height 18cm.
A pair of fine bronze, silvered and parcel gilt equestrian groups, one a Turk the other a Crusader, each on a cruciform black marble base. Maximum height 32.5cm. Condition report: Turk, some small chips to marble base, max height of Turk, 12 ½”. Both have areas of rubbing through the silver finish to the bronze. Other than rubbing, no condition issues. Marble base 11 7/8” Length and 4 7/8” width. No condition issues with Crusader, apart from rubbing. Some very small chips to bottom of marble base. Max height 12 ¾”, marble base 11 7/8”, wide base 4 7/8”. We believe possibly 1860.
A William IV silver Castle Top vinaigrette showing a view of Abbotsford House in high relief, by William Pugh, with gilt interior and pierced gilt grille, the underside with vacant cartouche, Birmingham 1836, length 5cm. Condition report: Hinges good on both, lid and grille closes well and stays shut. No condition issues other than a little too much polishing.
An early Victorian silver Castle Top vinaigrette showing a view to an unidentified castle, by Francis Clark, with gilt interior and pierced gilt grille, the underside with an engraved shield cartouche, Birmingham 1841, length 4.3cm. Condition report: Hinge to grille good. Hinge to lid good but tight. Closes well and stays shut. No condition issues other than a little too much polishing.
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