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An impressive large Chinese silk altar table cover, the centre plain tomato red satin, the borders attractively embroidered in long stitch and satin stitch with the Eight Immortals, Laozi above them with two attendants, a Manchurian crane and a ky'lin, at base a wave mountain flanked by Buddhist symbols including the yin-yang within the eight trigrams (pa kua); with outer running swastika guard. Late 19th century, 161in. x 87in. 409cm. x 221cm. Embroidery slightly distressed in places.
Susie Cooper breakfast set by Crown Works Burslem to include: teapot, two coffee pots, cream jug and sugar bowl, toast rack, egg cup, cruet set, lidded tureen, two small plates, cup and saucer and a bowl, printed marks to bases, with similar wood bed table(chips to sugar bowl and inside rims of the teapot and one coffee pot) (21)
A French enamelled and gilt part table service, possibly Baccarat, circa 1880, painted with white flowers growing from meandering gilt thorny branches within gilt edges, comprising:, a decanter, a handled ewer, a pair of water carafes and tumblers, eleven wine glasses, ten medium wine glasses, nine small wine glasses, four beakers , the ewer 27.7cm, 10.875in, some chips to the enamels, some very minor rubbing to gilding and stoppers lacking , (40)
An engraved glass table service, Austrian, possibly Lobmeyr, late 19th century, in eighteenth century style, engraved with a repeating foliate motif above lobed moulding and hexagonal stems and feet, comprising:, a large jug, two small handled decanters and stoppers, twelve wine glasses, 13.3cm, 5.25in, twelve water glasses, 15.8cm, 6.25in, eleven liqueur glasses, six champagne glasses, two large circular plates, 29.2cm, 11.5in. and twelve small plates, 17.8cm, 7in.; together with twelve similarly engraved punch cups with loop handles, some chips, (72)
A large and interesting engraved plain-stemmed 'Jacobite' goblet, possibly Irish, late 19th century, the deep cup-shaped bowl inscribed GOD BLESS KING JAMES, engraved with an oval line panel enclosing a full length portrait of the Old Pretender before a table set with a crown and sceptre, flanked by Henry Duke of York and Prince Charles Edward Stuart, on flagstones below drapery with cherub's heads, inscribed on the reverse JEHOUA.PRESERVE.AND.RESTORE.TO.HIS.OWN/OUR. INJURED.MONARCK.WHO.IS.KEPT.FROM.HIS.T HR/ONE/SEND.HELP.FROM.ABOVE& HIS.LOSSES.REPER/AS.HE.IS.THE.PRESEND. SOLET.HIMBETHY.CAR /LET.ALL.HIS.SVBYECTS.IN.ONE MIND.COMBINE/TO.GIVE.CESER.HIS.DVE.&. THEE WHAT.IS.THIN/GOD BLESS.THE.PRINCE & SEND HIM SEFF.HOME/GOD.BLESS. THE.DUCK.AND.FFRVSTRATE.ALL THERE/ENEMIES, above a domed foot engraved with fruiting vine, 27.2cm, 10.75in, the foot broken and partly repaired with a white metal mount to the rim, By family repute the present lot belonged to Simon Fraser, 11th Lord Lovat (1667-1747) of Inverness. Lovat was a close supporter of Prince Charles Edward Stuart, the Young Pretender, during the Jacobite rebellion of 1745 and after Culloden was executed following a notorious trial in London in 1747, However, it is far more likely that the glass was acquired by Simon Fraser, 15th Baronet Lovat, at the end of the 19th century. A similar goblet engraved with an equestrian portrait of William III and an extensive inscription, illustrated by J.Bles, Rare English Glasses of the XVII and XVIII Centuries, is discussed at length in the catalogue, 'Irish Williamite Glasses' (Ulster Museum, Belfast), pp.8-9, pls.1V(c) and V(d). It appears to have been engraved by the same hand, possibly Franz Tieze (see P.Francis, 'Franz Tieze (1842-1932) and the re-invention of history on glass', The Burlington Magazine, May 1994, pp.291-302), Provenance, Simon Fraser, 18th Lord Lovat and thence by descent
Hanoverian pattern table silver, F Higgins & Son Ltd,London,1911, Rhan or Wrench crest, comprising:, 18 tablespoons, 28 3-pronged table forks, 10 dessert spoons, 8 3-pronged dessert forks, 12 pairs of fish eaters, 10 teaspoons, 2 sauce ladles, oak case, 145oz 18dwt, 4538gr weighable silver
CODRINGTON (Robert), A Collection of Many Select, and Excellent Proverbs out of Several Languages, 8vo, pagination irregular, (i.e. numbered up to 64 but actually 72, continuous register, [A1]-[E4], London, Printed by S. & B. Griffin, 1672; forming part of HAWKINS (Francis), Youth's Behaviour, or, Decency in Conversation Amongst, Men .... Ninth Impression ..., 8vo, title, 2 ff. to the reader [i.e. lacking 1 leaf, blank?] lacking pp. 47/48 [Table], part title, pp. 51-70, 20 ff. Table, 1 f. adverts, part-title, 6 ff., pp. 173 [pagination jump, but register continuous], 179-194 later calf, L., 1668-72 (a/f).
GUILLIM (J.), A Display of Heraldry, folio, red & black printed title, 6 ff., pp. 317, (I), 1 f. (text illus.), engraved frontispiece, title, pp. 3-159 (I), 1 f., pp. 161-181 (I), 7 ff. 'Table' 74 ff. plates (incl. some double-sided), late 19th/early 20th C. contemp. style half calf, 5th edn., L., 1679.
USHER (James), A Body of Divinity, or the Summe and Substance of Christian Religion, folio, title, to the Christian Reader [A3], 2 ff. 'The Connexion', 2 ff. 'The Heads', pp. 3-451 (I), 6 ff. 'Table', part-title ('Immanuel'), pp. 24, 1 f. adverts, reversed half calf (worn), 6th edition, L., 1670.
NORDEN (John), Speculi Britanniae Pars: A Topographical and Historical Description of Cornwall ..., 4to, engr. additional title, title, engr. dedication leaf, 1 f. 'Table', 8 ff., pp. 104, engr. text illus., 10 folding maps, 1 plate, reversed calf, bookplate of John Gwennap, L., 1728; together with the 1972 edition "John Norden's Manuscript Maps of Cornwall" (2).
A Victorian walnut and marquetry inlaid games table, the quarter burr veneered folding swivel top to backgammon, cribbage and chess boards, above a pull out bag, on turned supports united by a turned stretcher to carved scroll legs and ceramic castors, 28in (71cm) h, 24in (61cm) w, 16in (40.6cm) d.
A Regency mahogany twin flap side table by Greenwood, Lancaster, the canted corner edge top above a frieze drawer with paper label 'Greenwood CABINET-MAKER, Lancaster', on a vase turned stem to three scroll legs with brass castors, 28.5in (72.4cm) h, 18.25in (46.3cm) w, 16.5in (42cm) d.
An early 19th century mahogany work table, the banded hinged top with a central diamond panel, to a twin false drawer and partitioned frieze drawer, fitted brass handles on square tapering legs with a reeded 'X' stretcher with diamond platform, 29in (73.6cm) h, 19in (48cm) w, 13in (33cm) d.
A French mahogany and ormolu mounted side table, the serpentine edge inset marble top to a tied baton edge and a frieze drawer with diaper, foliage and shell decoration repeated to the reverse, on faceted slender cabriole legs to leaf sabots, c. 1900, 27.75in (70.5cm) h, 22.25in (56.5cm) d, 31.5in (80cm) w.
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