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Lot 12
A Japanese Satsuma porcelain teapot, Meiji/Taisho period, together with a pierced lidded twin handled incense burner by the same maker, each designed with figural vignettes, both wares with Samurai soldiers to one side and Geishas to the other, further decorated with applied gilt embellishment and foliate patterns, with gilt signature to the undersides, tallest 11 cm highCondition report: the teapot handle has been previously broken and re-glued, the incense burner with one handle previously broken and re-glued, otherwise good, no other breaks
Lot 18
A small collection of Chinese porcelain to include an 18th century export enamelled plate, a late Qing dynasty porcelain teapot with blue enamel ground, three 20th century bowls with polychrome enamel foliate decoration to the outside, a Ming style bowl, and a blue and a thick porcelain lidded box with etched calligraphy to the interior, the plate 22.5 cm diameter, the teapot 12.5 cm highCondition report: teapot: chips to the inside of the lid, loss of gilding due to age, some loss of enamel, no breaksplate: some nibbling to the edges, some minor losses of enamel, a 3 cm hairline crack to rim, wear commensurate with age, no breaks3 bowls: repair to border of largest one, nibbling to edges, pitting, wearMing style bowl: 2 chips to rim, stain to rim, chips to base, no breaksbox: crazing to top, some pitting, general wear commensurate with age, no breaks
Lot 96
A late Victorian silver teapot and sugar bowl by Robert Pringle & Sons, London 1899, with part fluted bodies, together with a similar design silver cream jug, the teapot 10.5 cm high, combined weight 404 gCondition report: repair to the lid of the teapot near the hinge (welding signs), the spout has some bruises, body is a little bruised too, the hallmarks are a little faded to the teapot and sugar bowl, some surface scratches and wear commensurate with age
Lot 150
A Royal Doulton porcelain part dinner and tea service, decorated in the Esprit pattern, comprising oval meat platter, pair of vegetable tureens and covers, six dinner plates, gravy boat and stand, teapot, bread plate, sucrier, milk jug, six tea cups and saucers, and twelve tea or side plates.
Lot 3
A yellow metal wristwatch, together with a Citizen eco drive wristwatch, a freshwater pearl necklace, two brooches and a collection of silver plated wears, to include; an embossed swing handled basket, a pedestal circular dish, a hot water jug, a teapot, a toast rack, pepper pots, flatware and two mirrored sconces
Lot 41
A collection of Victorian and later blue and white pottery, including a Willow pattern low comport dish, 18.5cm diameter; a Riley washbasin, transfer-printed with an Eastern Street scene after aquatints in T.W Daniell's Oriental Scenery series, with monogrammed initials, 32cm diameter; a rectangular 'Willow' strainer; a Royal Doulton plate transfer-printed with a fish within a Curzon border with additional gilding, 25.5cm diameter; a John Mare shell-shaped dessert dish; Copeland Spode Italian oval dish; Mason's Ironstone dish, Turner quatrefoil dish, stone china coffee pot and cover, P&W teapot and cover, pearlware castor, etc (damages)
Lot 176
A quantity of Japanese 20th Century porcelain to include a part service with a view of Mount Fuji and cherry trees in blossom, consisting of teapot, covered pot, saucers and plates, diameter of plates 19cm and an egg shell style porcelain group with black bands and gilt decoration (quantity)
Lot 243
A quantity of Edwardian and later chinaware with the subject of birds and flowers, including a covered jug, teapot, coffee pot and stand by Crown Devon Fieldings, height of hot water jug 19cm, a Spode Asiatic pheasant plate, originally retailed by Waring & Gillow, diameter 22cm, a quantity of cups and saucers by Queens and a quantity of Czech cups and plates green and white colourway (quantity)
Lot 24
TEA WARE. An Edwardian silver teapot & matching cream jug, Birmingham 1908. Also, a silver hot water jug with caned handle (partially intact). Birmingham 1920. Total weight approx. 1075g. (34.5 t.oz.) Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect. WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.
Lot 128
A quantity of various decorative items to include a large gilded glass charger, various coloured glass vases, cut glass and crystal drinking glasses and bowl, modern kitchenalia to include black teapot, pepper mill, etc, various metal items to include a three-branch candelabrum, gilded bowls, etc (4).
Lot 144
Various pottery and glass collectables to include a late 19th century slipware tobacco jar in the form of a top hat with bird and chick finial, with applied initials 'MK' and date of '1876', modern Italian decorative orchid, Murano glass fish paperweight, a Chinese turquoise glazed small bud vase, 19th century cut glass square decanter, commemorative teapot depicting 'Listers Mill Bradford' (lacking lid), etc (13). CONDITION REPORT Few nibbles to the inside of the rim, so,me firing marks, drips to foot rim, scratches to glaze
Lot 166
A Liverpool porcelain c1770 teapot, possibly by Philip Christian, the spherical body painted in underglaze blue, iron red and gilt-heightened with Chinoiserie island scenes, height 17cm, a Royal Doulton terracotta squat baluster vase commissioned by Dorpar Ltd, Liverpool, commemorating the Liver Bird and the City of Liverpool, with raised Liver Bird applied to the front and text to the back 'The Liver Bird (emblem of Liverpool), a fabled bird believed by some to represent the traditional Eagle of St John the Evangelist, Patron Saint of Liverpool... since 1911', two art-related books, Frank Stack; 'Etchings and Lithographs' with an introduction by Sidney Larson, published by Wind Publications in April 1976, containing selected etchings and lithographs of the people and places that the artist had known, and Frank Brangwyn R.A.; 'Modern Masters of Etching', with numerous illustrations of the artist's work (4). CONDITION REPORT Some age-related wear, some slight fading of the colours, some old rim chips to the top of the teapot. A number of hairline cracks to the interior, which have evidence of old repairs and slightly visible to the exterior.
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