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An early Victorian papier mache tray by Jennens & Bettridge, boldly painted with trailing flowers, "weeping' gilt foliage and butterflies overall, 78 x 59cm, painted to the underside J & B 301. In overall excellent condition with very minor refreshing of the gilt decoration which is not too extensive and hardly noticeable. No breaks or repair
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An Anglo-Indian sandalwood casket and cover, the exterior intricately carved with panels of birds or flower filled lozenges in gadrooned or trailing borders,, the interior fitted with a tray divided into lidded compartments, on four paw feet, 30 x 18cm, Mangalore, 19th c. In overall good condition although there are tow natural cracks in the detachable lid which do not extend very far. The exterior is rather dusty. No serious faults or loses and no restoration
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A Chamberlain's Worcester basket or card tray, decorated with a view of Worcester from the River Severn in a raised gilt frame reserved on a cobalt blue ground, in a lightly moulded border of overlapping gilt leaves with entwined handle and paw feet, 20. 5cm diam, painted mark and title in puce script, c1830 . Old discoloured restoration but of acceptable appearance
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A Belleek Tridacna cabaret service, fringed in pale pink and gilt, tray 38cm w, first period impressed and/or black printed mark, 1863-90 (11). Minute wear to the gilt rim on the sugar bowl and tip of the spout of the teapot but this is very limited and hardly noticeable, one saucer with central hairline crack about two inches long. All other pieces in fine condition with no damage or restoration. Offered on the instructions of the executors of deceased's estate and quite possibly the first time the service has been sold. Note: there are three cups but only two saucers, hence the single cup has been omitted from the catalogue illustration
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Armitage (Albert Borlase, Captain, Antarctic explorer, second in command, navigator of the "Discovery" & magnetic observer on the National Antarctic Expedition 1901-04, 1864-1943 Tray from the National Antarctic Expedition 1901-04, Sheffield electro-plated tray, from the wardroom of the 'Discovery', engraved "Discovery Antarctic Expedition 1901", surface of tray plating worn away, diameter 300mm., 1901.
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An Edwardian silver two bottle inkstand by Charles Stewart Harris, London 1903, the tray of rectangular shape with serpentine ends, raised on four claw and ball feet, having a beaded and scroll pierced gallery enclosing two matching bottle retainers flanking a central cylindrical box a miniature chamber taperstick forming the cover, complete with two deep blue cut glass bottles with silver tops, 24cm wide, 19oz
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A Cranberry Glass Five Piece Dressing Table Set, each piece painted in "Mary Gregory" style with children playing in stylised landscapes, in cold painted white enamels, comprising oval tray, trinket bowl, ring tree, scent bottle, and trinket box and cover, circa 1890, {the tray 37cm wide} (tray with minor edge flakes, and gilding rubbed)
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A Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre Fairy Gondola Pattern Lily Tray, designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones, the central scattered florets on a light blue lustre river, green foreground and mother-of-pearl sky, the reverse with blue/green lustre and "flight of birds" encircling band in gilt, Portland Vase and "Wedgwood England" in gilt, {33cm diameter}
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A Royal Worcester Porcelain Cabaret Tea Service, circa 1899, comprising an hexalobed tray, gilded with a fox crest over the legend "Pejus Letho Flagtium" over the cursive monogram "ERRK", teapot, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, each piece with gilt outline sprays of flowers in naturalistic colours against an apricot blush ground, crowned circle mark in puce, date code, and shape number 1613, {the tray 36.5cm diameter, the teapot 13.5cm high}; and Four Similarly Decorated Teacups and Saucers, similar marks, date code for 1897 and 1898, and shape number 1682 (one saucer chipped) (8)
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A Japanese Shibayama Inlaid Ivory Casket, the lid decorated with a pair of quail beneath flowering shrubs inhabited by butterflies by a stream, the front panel with a crane, a sparrow and a quail amongst bamboo and a chrysanthemum trellis, the side panels with vases brimming with flowers including magnolia and peonies, the rear panel with a pheasant perched in a flowering prunus tree, with bamboo carved angle pilasters, internally with a single lift-out tray lined with claret velvet, the whole raised on bat feet, circa 1890, {16.7cm wide, 11.3cm high, 12.6cm deep} (one side lid moulding detached)
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A George III Snuffer Tray, waisted oval, on four claw and ball feet, gadrooned and scroll border, upward scrolling leaf capped handle, {maker's mark 'IC', London 1771, 18cm long, 6oz}; and A Pair of George III Snuffers, moulded scrolling handles, the case engraved with flowers, {by William Cafe, London 1763, 15.5cm long, 4oz} (2)
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An Art Nouveau earthenware toilet set, comprising a ewer and basin, a pair of candlesticks, a pin tray, a soap dish and cover, a powder jar and cover, a ring holder and a pair of jars (one with cover), each piece moulded with linear plant forms and painted in shades of pink and green, moulded marks (11)
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A Liberty & Co. "Cymric" silver coffee service, designed by Archibald Knox, comprising a lidded coffee pot with ivory handle, a cream jug, a sugar bowl and a twin handled tray, each set with turquoise cabochons, each piece bearing hallmarks for Birmingham, 1906 (4). Coffee pot: 21.5cm high, Cream jug: 11cm high, Sugar bowl: 9.5cm diameter (widest), tray: 35cm across.
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