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Lot 16
A mixed group of itemsTo include two Spode Felspar porcelain items, together with a Minton's large blue and white charger, a Burgess & Leigh oval meat plate, a pewter tankard and a leather suitcase of small proportions, a brass Bidriware style lamp base (sold electrically untested) along with a stone lobed form bowl .
Lot 238
A 19th century Staffordshire pearlware tankard, having cobalt blue and gilt decoration, 13cm; together with a Staffordshire hen on nest (nest a/f) (2). Tankard – slightly yellowed, gilt rubbed and worn especially to upper rim and handle, base scuffed.Hen – base cracked in two and re-glued, lid has long hairline running from under neck down to edge and across body, small loss to underside of rim.
Lot 174
A Charles II silver straight tapered tankard probably by Peter Monger, London 1684, the reeded raised flat-topped cover serrated at the front and with a corkscrew thumb piece, the S-scroll handle with an oval terminal, on a moulded foot, engraved *WC* 1708 to the handle, 18cm (7in) high, 852g (27.4 oz) See Jackson (3rd edition), p. 138 (second from bottom) for the maker's mark. See also Mitchell, David M. Silversmiths in Elizabethan and Stuart London. Woodbridge: The Boydell Press 2017, p. 435-6, where attributed to Monger.
Lot 171
A George III English provincial silver baluster tankard by John Langlands II, Newcastle 1799, the double domed cover with a pierced chair-back thumb piece, the double scroll handle with a heart shape terminal, a moulded girdle, on a waisted and moulded circular foot, 21.5cm (8 1/2in) high, 813g (26.15 oz)
Lot 182
An early 18th century German silver straight-sided tankard by Johann Wilhelm Heumann, Hamburg circa 1720, the flat-topped cover with a ball thumb piece, the C-scroll handle with a cartouche terminal, on three ball feet, engraved with an armorial shield, two crests, a baron's coronet and a monogram HFW, initialled J.P. beneath, 23cm (9in) high, 1329g (42.75 oz) See Rosenberg, Marc Der Goldschmiede Merkzeichen, Frankfurt-Am-Main 1923. vol. II, p. 148, no. 2434 for the maker's mark. Johann Wilhelm Heumann, active 1700 - 1732.These are the quartered arms and crests of the Jewish families of FAUDEL and PHILLIPS, adopted by Royal Licence in 1895 by Sir George Faudel-Phillips (1840-1922), 1st Baronet, who was Lord Mayor of London in 1896. His parents were Sir Samuel Benjamin Phillips (1811-1889) by Rachel née Faudel (1812-1880). Born George Phillips he later adopted the family name Faudel-Phillips in recognition of inheritance from his maternal great-uncle, the brother of the father Henry Faudel (died 1863) of his mother Rachel Faudel.
Lot 172
A Queen Anne silver straight-tapered tankard by John Cory, London 1704, with a recumbent lion thumb piece to the beefeater cover, the S-scroll handle with a triform terminal, a moulded girdle and on a moulded spreading base, engraved I over L*H to the handle, 21cm (8 1/4in) high, 890g (28.6 oz)
Lot 75
Ephemera - a pewter tankard engraved with Bacchanalian scenes; onyx table lighters; desk calendar; hip flasks; plated soda syphon; a SEC Napoleon hat mantel clock; horn shoe horns; Sanyo Cadnica portable television; pocket torches; a Stylophone (boxed); a Casio PT-10 keyboard (boxed); recorders etc.
Lot 52
An assortment of studio pottery, including two models of birds, vases, plates, jugs and other itemsCondition: Blue and white vase: 6" high, overall good condition no obvious chips, cracks or repairs. Swirl vase: 7" high, overall good condition no obvious chips, cracks or repairs. Bowl: 12" dia, overall good condition no obvious chips, cracks or repairs. tankard: 6" high, overall good condition no obvious chips, cracks or repairs, potential firing fault by handle (illustrated) Streaked vase: 5" high, no obvious chips cracks or repair, overall good condition.
Lot 566
A delft blue and white bottle vase, 18th century, cut down, 23.5cm high, a delft blue and white vase, 26cm high, a German pottery bowl, 22.5cm diameter, anda blue and white delft tankard,18th century, painted with figures in a garden and blue dashes to the handle,18cm high (4)Provenance: The Collection of Mr and Mrs J Murphy, Holland House, Huntingfield.
Lot 546
Two pewter lidded jugs,mid 19th century, both with wrigglework floral decoration, dated '1840' and '1862', 30.5 and 29.5cm high,a pewter bellied tankard and cover,18th century, touch mark to base,25cm high, anda Continental lidded tankard,stamped to base 'von de Casteel',22cm high (4)Provenance: The Collection of Mr and Mrs J Murphy, Holland House, Huntingfield
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