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Lot 4
A Black Knight Thelma pattern part tea and dinner service, decorated with floral sprigs, printed marks to base, a Heinrich and Co part dinner service, decorated with gilt borders, printed marks to base, a Royal Worcester Porcelain coffee pot and cover, decorated with a gold glaze, printed marks to base, together with a Continental part tea service, decorated with a continuous pattern on a blue ground, printed marks to base, a Wedgwood urn shaped vase, on a pale cream ground, printed marks to base, height 24 cm, a large white jardiniere, a blue and white stoneware twin handled vase, decorated with stylized flowers and foliage between blue borders, height 22 cm, another six similar, maximum height 20 cm, a blue and white stoneware jug, loop handle, decorated with flowing flowers between blue borders, height 21 cm, a collection of ashtrays, to include famous hotels around the world, a Derby style figure of a man holding a bird, standing on a raised square base, height 15 cm, together with two twin handled planters, (a lot).
Lot 56
A large Portmeirion The Botanic Garden pattern bowl, decorated with flowers and insects, printed marks to base, width 33 cm, together with similar jug, plate and oil bottle, an Aynsley Cottage Garden pattern vase, decorated with insects and flowers, printed marks to base, height 16 cm, together with similar decorated vase, knife and plate, a Masons Applique pattern jug, decorated with a continuous geometric pattern, height 18 cm, together with similar plate, a glass ships decanter, a square glass decanter, an urn shaped glass vase, a Continental tree shaped coloured glass vase, (a lot).
Lot 5234
Minim, urn, REX above, rev. eagle in flight right, VERCA CO[MMI F] around, 0.22g/2h (BMC 1572-8; VA 563; S 159); Iceni, Ecen, Unit, two opposed crescents on wreath, rev. horse right, pellets around, ECEN below, 1.22g/10h (BMC 4033ff; VA 730; S 443A); together with a cast Potin, class II (S 64) [3]. First fine, others better than very fine
Lot 63
A Fine Set of Four Matched Barleytwist Walnut Candlesticks circa 1830, having urn form candle cups with brass socket inserts ornamented with a foliate rim and carved with open & closed barleytwist stems rising from shallow bell-form bases. 10 ins (25.5 cms) in height, 5 ins (13 cms) in diameter.
Lot 152
A Pair of Small 17th Century Italianate Needlework Runners, embroidered with a central urn surmounted by an appliquéd cherub head and flanked by cornucopia of fruits & flowers worked in metallic thread upon a crimson silk ground. Each having a long metallic fringe 10½ ins x 20½ ins (29 cms x 52 cms).
Lot 157
A Pair of 17th Century Style Still Life Oil Paintings on Canvas. The long vertical canvases each having a break-arch top & base, and depicting an urn issuing a tall bouquet of flowers & foliage, 47ins x 14½ ins (120 cms x 37 cms) in a carved frame measuring 50 ins x 18 ins (127 cms x 46 cms).
Lot 158
Studio of Sir Peter Lely (1618 -1680). An Impressive 17th Century Oil on Canvas. A Portrait of Nell Gwyn Circa 1675, painted with a classical fluted column and urn of flowers in the background. 49 ins x 39 ins (125 cms x 99 cms). In a fine giltwood `Lely` style frame measuring 58 ins x 47½ ins (147 cms x 121 cms). [Provenance; by descent in a landed family in Ireland since circa 1800].
Lot 356
A Charming 17th Century Freisland Full Tester Bed. The panelled tester having a moulded cornice above an arched canopy frieze edged in a fret-carved border of undulating foliage. The head board with two small upper panels of floriate carving sliding across to reveal secret compartments, above three fielded principal panels; the central one carved with a depiction of Adam & Eve by the Tree of Knowledge and flanked by reeded side panels with daisy wheels to the corners. The three further uncarved panels below having re-entrant corner quadrants. The shaped side rails with ribbed triple panels. The foot board with reeded side panels reflecting the headboard flanking a carved centre panel adorned with an urn of flowers, and barley-twist side columns rising up to support the canopy. 80 ins (203 cms) in height, 72 ins (183 cms) in length, 62 ins (158 cms) in width.
Lot 359
A 17th Century Flemish Oak Cupboard Circa 1640. The deeply moulded cornice above a large frieze intricately carved with a central urn issuing plumes of scrolling foliage. The upper cupboard section having two single panel doors with moulded borders; the centres ornately carved with stylized foliage and studded with ebonised convex roundels. The lower section having two further doors with twin panels divided by stop fluted columns. The base accommodating two short drawers with ebonised handles above large squat bun feet. 70 ins (178 cms) in height, 56½ ins (144 cms) in width, 23 ins (59 cms) in depth.
Lot 2976
An early 20th century Swiss dressing table timepiece in silver gilt and with mauve enamel, the oval dial with diamond-set hands is within an enamelled classical urn held with acanthus leaves within a further enamelled oval which swivels between a pair of fluted columns, onyx base. Height 5 1/4ins. Maker`s initials LTC. Lacks movement. (See Illustration)
Lot 370
FRENCH ONYX AND CHAMPLEVE ENAMEL CLOCK GARNITURE EARLY 20TH CENTURY the gilt and coloured enamel dial with an eight-day gong striking movement, within a four glass pillared case surmounted by a fruiting urn finial, the rectangular platform base with outset corners; together with a pair of matching urns (3) clock 38cm high
Lot 422
* GILTWOOD AND GESSO CONSOLE TABLE AND PIER MIRROR IN THE MANNER OF ROBERT ADAM, 19TH CENTURY The stepped top surmounted by an urn finial above a frieze centred by an oval medallion depicting a draped classical beauty, the divided plates decorated with swag, urn and sphinx ornament, the demi-lune marble top table with a bellflower swag and patera moulded frieze, raised on square tapered legs terminating in turned acorn feet united by a peripheral stretcher 152cm wide, 373cm high, 42cm deep Provenance: Marquis of Lothian, Crailing House, Jedburgh.
Lot 487
NEO-CLASSICAL CARVED GILTWOOD TORCHERE STAND CIRCA 1800 the circular top with outset corners, above a berried laurel wreath and skull carved frieze, raised on fluted turned tapered legs united by a triform stretcher with urn finial, terminating in bellflower and acanthus carved scroll feet (lacks marble top) 44cm diameter, 124cm high
Lot 121
A pair of Royal Worcester vases and covers, shape 2713/2, signed Freeman and Johnson, each classical urn shaped, tapering vase with Greek key design handles, issuing husk garlands, and painted with a continuous fruit design, including peaches and apples against a mossy ground, and raised on pedestal stem, black printed marks, 25cm high (2)
Lot 109
A LATE GEORGIAN NORTH COUNTRY BUREAU, the interior fitted pigeon holes, short drawers and central cupboard with satinwood facing and marquetry urn and thistle inlaid decoration enclosed by a fall front with two short and three long drawers, overall brass handles, canted corners and ogee bracket feet, 48" wide.
Lot 106
A 19th century French ormolu and porcelain mounted mantel clock, with an 8 day movement striking on a bell, the backplate with trade stamp for Richard & Cie and `1527,` to an arched dial painted Roman numerals and a young couple sitting by a river, the case with applied mounts and an urn finial, reduced, 13.75in (35cm) h. Pendulum
Lot 227
John Cotsworth, London. A very rare marquetry quarter repeating bracket clock, 8 inch square brass dial with silvered chapter ring, matted centre with calendar aperture, ringed winding holes and signed John Cotsworth, London, within the mock pendulum aperture, Strike/Not lever above 12 o`clock, the movement with verge escapement, pull quarter repeating on 6 bells, the backplate signed John Cotsworth, London amongst profuse foliate engraving, wheatear engraved border, the case superbly veneered with all over arabesque geometrical and pictorial marquetry designs including the inner surfaces of both doors, the basket top now replaced with matching veneered inverted bell top, on brass bun feet with urn finials and scrolled carrying handle, circa 1700, 16.5in (42cm) h. Literature: Antiquarian Horology Vol 31 no. 4 (June 2009). "English Marquetry Table Clocks" by Robert Donaldson illustrates other clocks with similar decoration including an example by John Cotsworth.
Lot 85
A collection of Worcester porcelain tea wares, decorated with gilt trellis network over a white body, c.1800, comprising a pair of cups and saucers and two further cups of differing design, together with a pair of Worcester wrythen bodied cups and saucers with gilt sprig detail, c. 1780, a later Coalport bleu de roi urn form lidded sucrier, painted with reserves of flowers, a slop bowl and saucer
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