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Keith Murray for Wedgwood - a 'Moonstone' lemonade set, comprising large jug, six tankards, and a circular sugar bowl with cover, each with lower concentric banded detail and blue printed backstamps verso, jug h.21cm, tankard h.12.3cm, sugar bowl dia. 11.5cm (8). Jug – heavy staining to interior and further lighter stained and grubby areas to exterior, some surface scratches (the heavier staining is probably permanent).Mugs – all in better and some in original condition than jug, lighter staining and surface scuffs.Sugar bowl – some light stained areas.
A CHINESE SILVER TANKARD engraved with a bird amongst blossom beside a circular monogrammed medallion, stamped Wing On Co., 127gms, 9.5cm high and a silver teacup engraved with birds and blossoming branch beside a circular monogrammed medallion, stamped Wing On Co., 99gms, 9.5cm diameter (2) Condition Report: minor surface scratches to both items.
Royal Worcester Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Wedding Anniversary ware comprising: Commemorative bowl, two handled loving cup, tankard, plate, and other associated pieces, together with other Royal Worcester Queen Elizabeth commemorative items, and a Royal Worcester Kingfisher barrel cream jug, and a Royal Crown Derby Treasured Childhood loving cup (one shelf) Condition:
A Mixed Collection Of Chokin Ware Ceramics And Glass Items A varied lot to include two chokin vases along with matching plates, drip glaze tankard, gravy boat and jug, murano style glass bird figure and a collection of avian theme collectors plates. Along with a plated cruet set, two white and gilt figurines, two Wedgwood Jasperware trinket dishes, appetisers dish etc. Please see accompanying image
An Art Deco period silver tankard by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, tapered with stylish handle, London 1937, 12.3ozt and 12.2cmoverall the condition is very good and there is no obvious signs of damage or repair except for typical wear and tear. The base has quite a bit of scratching and there is no engraved initials
A George VI silver tankard by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, bulbous form with ear shaped handle, engraved initials, London 1948, 14.2oztOverall it is in very good condition and has not been over polished over the years and has a nice lustre. It has engraved initials. It is approx 11cm and does not appear to have any obvious signs of damages or restoration except for typical scratching for its age.
A collection of Chinese Porcelains, Qing Dynasty, including a famille rose Star Gods bottle vase decorated with Lu, Fu and Shou (cut down), Straits Chinese barrel shaped jar with later hardwood cover, cylindrical jar and cover, Rockerfeller pattern slops bowl, two Chinese Imari plates and slops bowl, pair of celadon ground plates, blue and white tankard etc. (some AF)
A collection of Chinese porcelain, 20th century, comprising a wall pocket painted with a bird amongst blossoming branches and between a relief moulded Ruyi head border, 28 cm high, a ginger jar and cover with polychrome enamel decoration, with printed mark for Jiangxi Jingdezhen Min Ci, a further ginger jar marked for Zhongguo Jingdezhen Zhi, a tankard and a blue and white double gourd shape miniature vase with four character Jingdezhen Zhi mark, 10 cm high. CONDITION REPORT: The upper rim of the wall pocket is poorly fired and shows lots of iron oxide spots. The gilding along the front of the wall pocket is erased and has left a dull line. The first pink band across the top has a small chip on the right hand side. The moulding of the Ruyi heads is not particularly good nor consistent. There are no obvious chips, cracks or post production flaws visible. The tankard handle has been broken near the top in two places and restored. Otherwise the tankard is in good condition. It bears a wax seal signifying that it is of no cultural importance the same can be said for the wall pocket. The double gourd shaped vase has no obvious faults. One ginger jar is missing a cover. Both ginger jars are otherwise in good order but are not of the highest quality.
A GEORGE V SILVER CONICAL SUGAR CASTOR, the stepped circular bayonet fitted cover with lozenge shaped holes, engine turned band above plain base, stepped circular foot, maker's mark partially rubbed probably Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1936, approximate weight 5.6ozt, 174 grams, height approximately 15.5cm, together with an Elizabeth II silver tankard of baluster form, cast 'S' scroll handle, stepped circular base, maker EHP Co Ltd, Sheffield 1971, height approximately 13cm, approximate weight 9.5ozt, 296 grams (2) (condition: both items are not sitting completely flat on a level surface, some slight rubbing of marks)
A GEORGE VI SILVER BALUSTER SHAPED TANKARD, cast 'S' scroll handle, stepped circular base with engraved initials to the underside, bears Dublin import marks and maker James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1945, approximate weight 11.8ozt, 369 grams, together with a circular white metal sugar bowl, on three cabriole legs, stamped 'S.800', approximately 112 grams, diameter approximately 11.5cm (mishapen) and two silver mounted rectangular photograph frames, one dated and engraved 'Grandpapa', makers A & J Zimmerman, Birmingham 1915, inner dimensions 10.5cm x 7cm and Sheffield 1989, 12cm x 8.5cm (4) (condition: photograph frames both have dents and knocks, the bowl is mishapen and the tankard has scratches and dents)
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