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Click here to subscribeA 5in. cylindrical tobacco jar with mask head mounts applied coloured prints of a lancer watering his horse and a female with a dog and puppies dedicated to 'Persival Spoors, Seaham Harbour, February 11th 1839' with text, inner cover and campana shaped lid with urn mount (urn imperfect), 8 1/4in. high.
A Victorian Old Sheffield two handled tea urn the everted rim and detachable cover with ornate floral and acorn finial, floral borders and handles, with single tap to front with floral handle, on waisted stem, circular base on square platform with acanthus corner on ball and claw feet, 17in. (43cm).
A circa 1900 mahogany and inlaid mantel clock, having a Gothic arch with marquetry urn inlaid frieze above a white enamel dial with Roman numerals and quarter Arabic numerals, twin winding holes driving a French brass cylinder eight day movement striking on a spring, the case with further marquetry drapes and all raised on four brass ball feet, height 34cm . (See lot 508 for illustration).
A fine Sheraton Revival fiddle back mahogany and all-over marquetry inlaid side cabinet of large proportions, having a caddy top with satinwood crossbanding and floral marquetry garland above a serpentine front with further satinwood crossbanded and floral scroll marquetry inlaid frieze above panelled door, having centre urn marquetry inlay within a surround of floral drapes and trailing foliage enclosing a shelved interior above three further inlaid serpentine fronted drawers, all flanked by twin corner bevelled and bowed doors with satinwood crossbanding and stringing enclosing silk lined interior with original glass shelves, the whole raised on four square tapering supports with spade terminals, height 195cm, width 141cm.
A group of blue and white Worcester porcelain, late 18th century, comprising: a rare pierced urn shaped vase printed with The Globe Flower Sprays pattern; a teabowl painted with the Landslip pattern; a teabowl painted with the Prunus Root pattern; two spittoons printed with the Fence pattern, the upper rims with the Spittoon Sprays print; a Natural Sprays pattern jug; a teapot and cover printed with the Three Flowers pattern; a sugar bowl and cover and a milk jug painted with the Mansfield pattern; a Fence pattern slop bowl; also a small Liverpool blue and white bowl, painted with the Bird on a Branch pattern, most pieces with open or hatched crescent marks, some overall damage and repair, (13).
A Minton majolica jardiniere, circa 1869, the turquoise-ground wrythen moulded urn-shaped body applied with satyr handles hung with foliate garlands supported by lion masks beneath a band of acorns and oak leaves, pink-glazed interior, impressed mark and model number 1018, indistinct date code, 26.5cm., 10.5in.
A French Louis XV style bonheur du jour, ebonized with tortoiseshell and cut brass mounts, the arched top with urn finials and draped shell surmount above a shelf, enclosed by a pair of panelled doors and a pair of drawers, the serpentine front with a frieze drawer with a leather lined slide, on cabriole legs, 33.5in (85cm) wide.
A French Louis XV style bonheur du jour, ebonized with tortoiseshell and cut brass panels, the domed top with urn finials and shell cresting above a shelf enclosed by panelled doors depicting Diana above two drawers with floral handles, the serpentine front base with a baize lined slide and a frieze drawer on cabriole legs, 33in. (84cm) wide.
A 19th century oak and mahogany banded longcase clock, the thirty hour movement striking on a bell, to a 12in square painted dial inscribed 'T.C. Skaratt, Kington', the hood with a swan neck pediment and brass urn surmount, with a glazed door and fluted columns, to a moulded edge waist door, on a moulded top base (raised), 6ft 8in (203. 3cm).
Shropshire oak dresser and plate rack, circa 1800 with later additions, the rack with moulded cornice over a shaped apron with cup hooks, over three shelves with a boarded back, the base fitted with three deep drawers with three shallow drawers beneath, all with ebonised turned wooden knobs centred with mother of pearl over and open pot board base, supported on turned slender urn shaped columns and stile feet, width 75ins, height 84ins
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY NEOCLASSICAL STYLE MAHOGANY CORNER CUPBOARD with moulded cornice, the fluted frieze with relief urn and paterae motifs above a pair of glazed doors enclosing shelves and flanked by pilasters with pendant bellflowers, the apron repeating the frieze, on square tapered legs terminating in spade feet. Width 27". Height 72".
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