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Lot 87
A Royal Doulton figure, Maisie, HN1619, and two others, Cerise, HN1607, and Tootles, HN1680 (3) Condition report Report by NG Maisie - heavily crazed, suspect she has a hairline crack. Base with Maisie, HN1619 and Potted by Doulton & Co, painted in green, printed Royal Doulton crowned lion stamp, Maisie and Rd No 787519 in green, and painted initial P H (?) in orange. Cerise - some light crazing. Base with Cerise HN1607 painted in green, Royal Doulton crown lion stamp and Rd No 786719 stamped in green, and green painted 77. Tootles - no visible damage or repair. Base with green printed Royal Doulton crown lion stamp and Tootles and green painted HN1680, and B J.
Lot 15
A Copeland Spode Italian pattern part dinner, tea and coffee service (qty) Condition report Report by NG 7 x teacups - one with crack to handle, all oval Copeland stamp. 9 x 14.5 cm diameter saucers - three chips, seven oval Copeland stamp, two black Spode stamp. 1 x 9.5 cm diameter sugar bowl - oval Copeland stamp. 1 x 8.5 cm high jug - black Spode stamp. 7 x coffee cans - four blue Spode stamp, three black Spode stamps, one chipped. 3 x small tea cups - three oval Copeland stamps. 7 x small saucers - all black Spode stamp. 15 x 22.5 cm diameter plate - four Spode black stamps, rest oval Copeland stamps; five chips and one with star crack. 6 x 19 cm diameter bowls - three oval Copeland. three blue Spode. 1 x 22.5 cm diameter rimmed bowl - oval Copeland stamp - chipped 1 x 22 cm diameter stand - oval Copeland stamp 3 x 16.5 cm diameter bowls - black Spode stamps 6 x 16 cm diameter rimmed bowls - four black Spode stamps, two oval Copeland stamps. 17 x 15.5 cm diameter plates - all oval Copeland stamps - 10 chipped. 10 x 26.5 cm diameter plates - three oval Copeland stamps, one chipped, seven blue Spode, one chipped 2 x breakfast tea cups - black Spode stamps. 1 x breakfast saucer - blue oval Copeland stamp. 8 x 19 cm diameter plates - one black Spode stamp, seven oval Copeland stamps. Service used and some signs of use.
Lot 35
A Carter, Stabler and Adams Poole pottery vase, with a variegated blue glaze, 16 cm high, other Poole and Honiton pottery, blue and white dinner wares and other items (3 boxes) Condition report Report by NG Carter, Stabler and Adams blue variegated glaze vase only: crack to rim, running approx. 4 cm down into vase. Base with factory stamp and incised 560, another crack visible, there are two cracks visible in foot-ring. Some glaze bubbles. Note: if there are any specific items then we are happy to look at them and give you a report.
Lot 87
A Royal Doulton figure, Maisie, HN1619, and two others, Cerise, HN1607, and Tootles, HN1680 (3) Condition report Report by NG Maisie - heavily crazed, suspect she has a hairline crack. Base with Maisie, HN1619 and Potted by Doulton & Co, painted in green, printed Royal Doulton crowned lion stamp, Maisie and Rd No 787519 in green, and painted initial P H (?) in orange. Cerise - some light crazing. Base with Cerise HN1607 painted in green, Royal Doulton crown lion stamp and Rd No 786719 stamped in green, and green painted 77. Tootles - no visible damage or repair. Base with green printed Royal Doulton crown lion stamp and Tootles and green painted HN1680, and B J.
Lot 296
A collection of stamps including loose used and unused stamps from around the world, first day editions, Royal Mail mint stamps, sixteen stamp albums containing stamps from around the world, Stanley Gibbons The Swiftsure unused album, and the Stanley Gibbons 2005 edition of Collect British Stamps.
Lot 357
Philippe Halsman (American, 1906-1979) Dali and Skull, 1951, Gelatin silver print, printed later, with the photographer`s copyright credit edition stamp on verso, edition number 175/250 gelatin silver print from an edition 175/250 30 x 25cm (12 x 10in) Dirt under the glass but image is fine.
Lot 470
Carltonware Fine Large Temple Lidded Jar `Hang-Hsi` Shape & Pattern. 1662-1722 Special back stamp. Circa 1916. The ovoid body decorated with gilt & enamel Chinoiserie scenes of Pageda & Foliage on blue ground. 13`` in height. Chip to rim of vase. All other aspects of condition are excellent.
Lot 55
Staunton Ivory Chess Set By J. JAQUES & SON Ltd HATTON GARDEN, London, Circa 1910 The kings stamped to the underside `JAQUES LONDON`, one rook and knight stamped from each side with a crown The king -- 4 in. (10 cm.) high; the pawn -- 1 7/8 in. (4.7 cm.) high, Mahogany fitted casket with two trays and partitions for individual ivory pieces, All Fully Lined With Label to the underside, printed `THE STAUNTON CHESSMEN ` and a facsimile of Howard Staunton`s signature . Nathaniel Cook`s design was patented in 1849 and several months later John Jaques gained the manufacturing right and started to supply retailers, such as W. Leuchars of Piccadilly. The dating of these classic chess sets has evolved into an academic art. Alan Fersht notes that ivory kings were stamped `J. Jaques London`, during the first years of production. The crown stamp on the rook is also similar to those dated 1855. The knights` heads of early sets closely followed the examples from the Parthenon frieze, much admired in the British Museum from 1832, although different horses were selected as models. Alan Fersht, Jaques Staunton Chess Set 1849-1939, published, 2007 The ubiquitous Jaques` Staunton chess men were first exalted in the Times of 9th November 1849, ``it is to be remarked that, while there is so great an accession to elegance of form, it is not attained at the expense of practical utility``. The chess champion, Howard Staunton, was recruited by Jaques as a means of marketing the sets and protecting his manufacturing right. Each box was originally issued with individually signed labels.
Lot 190
A pair of Royal Crown Derby bone china ginger jars and covers, painted and gilt in the Old Imari palette, pattern no 1128, printed mark to the undersides, differently date coded, 11cm high Further Information The condition of this lot is good to very good, There are no damages to either jar from what we can see and the gilding appears to be in good condition with no loss in any area. We believe the item to be first quality as the back stamp appears as it should be with no scratch through it or near it.
Lot 415
Poole pottery Studio, Circus 3 a large oval platter with design in the manner of Dame Laura Knight by Anne Read, 1950`s Depicting a ` Big Top` scene of gymnast and clowns with a striped `tented` border . On reverse Anne Read`s studio stamp , title and signature, 31.5 x 41.2Appears to be a crack to the lower left corner of the plate,does not appear to be restored, pitting in areas
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