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Admiral Lord Nelson interest - A Wedgwood creamware sauce tureen possibly bearing the cipher of the Duke of Brontë the tureen c.1800, with twin bifurcated handles and lobed cover with urn finial, lobed pedestal foot, dark brown painted husk decoration, the cover and base also painted with a feathered letter `B` below a ducal coronet, 5½in. (14cm.) high, a/f; together with a set of five late 18th century style Wedgwood chocolate or custard cups and covers, early 20th century, with angular handles and pedestal feet, the domed covers with spire finials, decorated with gilded foliate borders and lining, impressed `Wedgwood` and printed `Goode` retailer`s stamp, 3¾in. (9.5cm.) high, four a/f; and their matching elongated octagonal tray, impressed `Wedgwood 3XO`, 13in. (33cm.) long. (13) * From the collection of a descendant of Sir Robert Seppings, senior naval architect, Master Shipwright at Chatham from 1804 and Surveyor of the British Navy from 1813. This small collection of late 18th century Wedgwood was, by family repute, gifted to Seppings by Nelson, the `B` cipher on the tureen attributed to the title `Duke of Bronté`, given to Nelson by Ferdinand IV of Naples and Sicily in 1801. ** Please see a Sheffield Plate vegetable tureen, c.1801, sold by Sotheby`s on 29th November 2005, Important Silver, Gold Boxes & Objects of Vertu, Lot 86, which is engraved with a very similar `B` below a ducal coronet cipher, sold with definite provenance from Admiral Lord Nelson.
Lot 248
after Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA (British, 1870-1935) The Mermaid Inn Rye; The Golden Cross, Oxford; The Angel Inn three hand coloured lithographs from the `Old English Inns series, pub. Eyre & Spottiswood, signed in pencil, Fine Art Trade Guild blind stamp 15 x 12¾in. (38 x 32.5cm.). (3) See Illustration
Lot 305
Norman Thelwell (British, 1923-2004) `Don`t Panic Cynthia. It`s Gravy.` pen and ink cartoon, signed `thelwell` lower right and inscribed, in double sided frame with a copy of the printed cartoon, the drawing inscribed `Reproduced S/E P20 30.10.66` verso and with blue oval date stamp `Stock 30 Oct 1966`. 7 x 9½in. (18 x 24cm.) See Illustration
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