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Lot 1535
A group of English stone china wares, early 19th Century, including a small pair of plates by Davenport decorated with a bird and peony, a floral Imari Davenport plate, a Spode famille rose type floral plate and an octagonal jug with serpent handle, together with a small group of other wares including an English porcelain blue printed teapot stand, probably New Hall, and a Chinese export ware meat dish (faults and restoration).
Lot 189
A mixed lot of cased sets of silver flatware,various dates and makers,comprising: a pair of Victorian fruit serving spoons with Apostle finials, by William Hutton and Sons, London 1894, a set of fruit serving spoons, by Jackson and Fullerton, London 1913, London 1913, a set of six coffee spoons, by R. E. Stone, London 1936, and a set of six commemorative teaspoons, approx. weight 8oz. (4)
Lot 474
A mixed lot of enamel and porcelain boxes,comprising: a French base metal mounted enamel vesta case, the hinged cover enamelled with a return ticket from Monte Carlo to Nice, the base enamelled with a roulette table, plus an oval patch box, the cover with `A Trifle from Penzance, plus two further enamel boxes and two modern enamel boxes, three porcelain boxes and a hard stone box. (10)
Lot 580
Cricket - ‘The Corner Stone of English Cricket’. Lt. Col. The Hon. Gerald French D.S.O. Original watercolour artwork by artist The Earls of Ypres produced for the dustwrapper of the cricket book ‘The Corner Stone of English Cricket’, describing the charm and ancient traditions of club cricket, written by French and published in 1948 by Hutchinson & Co of London. The water colour shows a cricket scene of a batsman standing in an ‘I Zingari’ red, yellow and black hooped cap and matching blazer with fellow players, umpires, marquees, flags, sight screen, trees and church spire to background. Titles in black and red ink to main image. Signed ‘Y’ by Ypres to lower right hand corner. The watercolour measures 14”x22”. Mounted, framed and glazed, overall 21.5”x31.5”. A truly unique piece of artwork by Ypres. Horizontal crease to lower part of artwork otherwise good/ very good condition. Sold with a first edition 1948 copy of the ‘The Corner Stone of Cricket’ with original dustwrapper showing the published artwork. Slight wear and loss to dustwrapper extremities otherwise in good condition Gerald French (1883-1970) played two First Class matches for the M.C.C. and twenty matches for Devon in the Minor Counties Championship. John Richard Lowndes French, 2nd Earl of Ypres (1881-1958), older brother to Gerald French, was the son of the British field marshal and the first commander of the British Expeditionary Force in World War I, Sir John French. He followed his father by joining the army and he served with the Royal Field Artillery but his military career was cut short following a riding accident. French was also a talented artist, something which did not endear him to his father.
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