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Lot 727
A SET OF FOUR WILLIAM DE MORGAN SANDS END POTTERY TILES, decorated with exotic birds, two impressed with circular impressed Sands End Fulham Pottery rose marks, the other impressed 'W.De Morgan', each tile 20.5 x 20.5 cm, together with one further William De Morgan tile with an exotic bird, with Merton Abbey impressed marks, 20.5 x 20.5 cm (5)Condition Report:One tile with a cracked corner.
Lot 124
EARLY 1900s GEORGIAN STYLE PAINTED WOODEN DOLL'S HOUSE, the frontal elevation with simulated stonework and five windows surrounding an arched-top front door, the hinged front opening to reveal four rooms with a staircase, the simulated red tile roof with twin chimneys, raised on square supports, 23 1/2" (59.5cm) wide, 21" (53.5cm) deep
Lot 642
A 17th Century Iznik pottery tile painted in underglaze enamels with a vase of flowers within a shaped cartouche, surrounded by stylised leaves and flowerheads, 10ins (25.4cm) x 10ins (25.4cm) Note: By repute purchased from the former home of Dante Gabriel Rossetti in Birchington, Kent in the 1970's by the vendor's late father
Lot 124
Ten William de Morgan green glazed tiles, depicting a partially complete maritime scene. Each tile 15.5 cm square (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The tiles are in generally good order with only minor edge nibbles and glaze losses. These should be evident from our images. The worst condition tile is the one with the fish head and body. This has been scored from left to right and top to bottom. The most significant chip is to the bottom left hand corner of the tile with the sun behind the ship. All tiles have some crazing and minor discolouration. The worst affected is the one with the stern of the ship where there is more significant crazing and browning to the right hand edge just above the sea. All tiles have the de Morgan mark impressed to the rear.
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