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Click here to subscribeThree early nineteenth century blue and white transfer printed teapots and covers, c.1810-20. Two are printed with the Curling Palm pattern and the third, similarly-shaped teapot is decorated with the Fisherman and Pagoda pattern. All 27 cm long. (3) Ex-Trevor Kentish collection. One of the Curling Palm pots was exhibited in the 1974 MCCC exhibition. Condition: Small restorations to tips of spouts and lid rims.
A group of early nineteenth century blue and white transfer printed tea wares with moulded galleries, circa 1800-15. Including: Man on a Bridge teapot, Rural Bridge teapot and Fisherman with Shelter sugar box and cover. Teapots: 25 cm long, sugar: 16 cm long. (3)Ex-Trevor Kentish collection. Condition: Man on Bridge: Damage and restoration to lid and spout. Rural Bridge: Chip to lid. Sugar in good overall order.
A collection of Royal Worcester miniature fruit painted tea/coffee wares, signed Roberts, to include a coffee pot and cover, teapot, pair of tea cups/saucers, sugar bowl, two cream jugs and three tea plates (13)Condition: one saucer broken and re-glued, otherwise appears generally in good overall original condition
A group of late eighteenth and early nineteenth century Chinese export porcelain wares, circa 1780-1820. Comprising a hand-painted teapot (no lid) decorated with floral swags and superbly-detailed monograms to each side, a similar cup decorated with floral swags and an armorial to the front, a floral tea bowl, and a moulded floral dish with green ground. Teapot: 22 cm long, dish: 15 cm wide. (4)From the estate of the late Norman Walmsley. Condition: Slight wear to the gilding in places.
A group of Chinese export hand-painted and enamelled wares, circa 1750-1900. Comprising large stand decorated with deer, a blue and white floral plate, another floral plate, a large 19th Century bowl with a dragon to the centre and butterflies and flowers, the frieze with figures and animal pulling a cart, blue floral seal mark within double blue circle, a scenic plate, a small Qing style yellow enamelled bowl with dragon to the frieze, puce printed seal mark, another small bowl decorated with a five clawed dragon in iron red chasing a flaming pearl on a blue ground, blue six character Yongzheng mark, a handled-dish and two teapots and covers. Stand: 26 cm wide, plates 23 cm wide. (10)From the estate of the late Norman Walmsley. Condition: Bowl broken in half, one plate rivetted, one teapot wit associated lid and the other teapot with damage to spout and handle.
Dahl, Roald. The Gremlins, New York: Random House, 1943. Dahl's scarce first book. Presentation copy to W.C. John Alexander, D.F.C. (who formed a friendship with Dahl when they were serving together in the RAF), 'To John, who wrote the bloody thing anyway. Roald Dahl, 25/5/43.' First edition, possibly an earlier state or proof, the text-block stapled within quarter-cloth and pictorial boards (not glued or attached to boards), with corrections by Dahl in pencil (including two instances where Dahl has amended 'Barry' to 'Gus', and an arrow with the word 'No' pointing to a colour illustration of a gremlin next to a teapot).14 full-page colour illustrations (including one double-page). Contents generally good and bright with occasional light discolouration/marks, and a couple of little nicks at lower edges of two pages; the front free endpaper has lifted away from the staples of text-block but is not loose because it is bound to the cloth spine as issued; boards vibrant with some light rubbing/wearProvenance: By descent from W.C. John Alexander, D.F.C. to our vendor. The vendor believes Alexander helped come up with the plot for this book
Three pieces of Bretby Art Pottery to include: an Edward VII musical mask-head jug, a smaller non-musical Edward VII jug and a musical teapot decorated with Shakespeare's birthplace, Edward musical jug, 21 cm tall, smaller jug 11 cm tall, teapot 22 cm wide (3)Condition: Restoration to the tip of the teapot spout, small chip to foot of small jug.
A group of eighteenth Century Caughley blue and white transfer printed tea wares, circa 1780. They all printed with the Fisherman and Cormorant pattern. Included are: a teapot and cover, sparrow-beak cream jug, open sugar, waste bowl and two saucers and three tea bowls. Teapot: 20 cm long. (9)Condition: Damage to both saucers, one tea bowl, and the teapot knop.
An 18th century Chinese globular teapot and cover, decorated in polychrome with Chinoiserie scene, 13.5cm high, c.1770; an 18th century Chinese armorial teapot and cover, in monochrome, outlined in gilt, 14cm high, c.1770; a Chinese tureen base, decorated in polychrome with stylised insects and foliage, 24cm wide, c.1790 (3)
An early 18th century Chinese porcelain bullet-shaped teapot, painted in polychrome enamels with a golden pheasant resting on a profusion of on glaze iron red and underglaze cobalt blue foliage, the sides with a fence and another exotic bird, slightly later European silver repaired domed cover with pear-shaped finial and spout, 14cm high, Kangxi reign, c. 1710
A 19th century Indian silver three piece tea service, in the manner of Oomersi Mawji, Kutch [Cutch}, comprising teapot, milk jug and sugar basin, of substantial gauge and each chased with flowers and dense scrolling foliage on a textured ground, centred by vacant shield shaped cartouches, acanthus-scroll handles, domed circular bases, the teapot with squirrel finial, 19.5cm high, c.1880, 56.5oz gross
A Victorian silver four piece tea service, comprising teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl and coffee pot, each embossed with foliate scrolls, S scroll handle, leafy scroll feet, domed cover, bud and leaf finial, coffee pot 28.5cm high, William Moulson, London 1873, retailed by Lambert and Rawlings, Coventry Street, London, 60oz
A Plymouth porcelain blue and white chinoiserie small teapot and cover, circa 1768-70, painted with a Chinese style landscape with a diaper band border, 11cm high Cf. Phillips, The Watney Collection, part III, 1st Nov. 2000, lot 1200 for a Plymouth inkwell with the same pattern. (Sold for £9,200 hammer).
THREE ITEMS OF SILVERWARE AND A BOX OF MAINLY SILVER PLATE, the silverware to include a cased pair of decorative silver spoons and a silver vesta case with engraved monogram, approximate total weight 125 grams, together with a selection of silver plate and metalware, including a toast rack, a teapot, a tray, a handled dish, a bud vase etc
A GROUP OF TERRACOTTA AND OTHER JUGS, VASES, etc, to include a Bulbous vase, with enamelled Oriental scenes on black ground, height 24cm, a Wedgwood terracotta jug, with monogram, a Pratt Fenton 'Old Greek' teapot, a Davenport, Banks & Co, 'The Lichfield Jug', height 17cm, a twin handled terracotta vase, with Greek mythical medallions, height 26cm etc
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