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![A 20th century coloured print of an ornate urn filled with various species of flowers. [Gilt frame- 103x88cm]](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/aaf75cc1-1708-4005-a65d-ae2000b06981/d0d0369f-d801-46c2-9584-ae35009cb4fb/468x382.jpg)
Lot 12
A group of four Royal Worcester blush ivory items, comprising two ewers and two twin-handled vases; together with a pair of continental blush ivory twin handled vases, each 26cm, all items decorated with floral spraysCondition report: The largest pair of vases - free from damage or repair but with some gilt rubbing. Twin-handled urn on pierced stand - with significant damage and repair to the main body of the urn. Squat ewer - in good condition. Bottle vase - with a chip to the foot. Pedestal ewer - broken and re-stuck.
Lot 42
A Royal Crown Derby Imari ewer, 25.5cm high, first quality, pattern no.1128; together with a Royal Crown Derby twin-handled vase and cover, 30cm high, and two Spode tygs, pattern no. 3801Condition report: Royal Crown Derby Ewer - good condition and 1st quality. Urn and cover - finial has been repaired and one handle has been repaired. One tyg with the foot broken and re-glued, the other is in good condition.
Lot 94
A Royal Worcester twin-handled vase and cover of slender form, model no.2303, decorated with pheasants and signed A. Lewis, 29cm high (restored); together with a pair of bottle vases also painted with pheasants and signed Jakman, model no.281 (a.f.), 17cm highCondition report: Pedestal vase - finial re-attached. The urn is restored where the pedestal joins the lower body. Pair of vases free from damage or repair.
Lot 96
A Hadley's Worcester vase and cover, the slender standard decorated with masks and scrolls (repaired), 26.5cm high, a Royal Worcester painted vase and cover and a small Worcester vase painted with pheasants, signed Hood (a.f.) (3)Condition report: The larger urn and cover is in good condition - no damage or repair. Medium pot pourri vase - the finial is restored and the inner rim of the cover broken into several pieces and repaired. The main body of the vase is in good condition. Smaller vase - section of the rim lost and another section of the rim broken into two and re-stuck. Cracks to the body and one leg re-stuck.
Lot 519
A LARGE PAIR OF WEATHERED COMPOSITE STONE URN-FORM PLANTERS. (2) 63cm high, 69cm diameterCONDITION REPORTBoth urns have a crack to the interior but not showing on the exterior. There is a slight chip to the inside rim of one of the urns, overall in weathered garden condition – additional photographs attached
Lot 179
A PAIR OF DOULTON BURSLEM VASES, urn form with gilt scroll handles and raised on pedestal bases, decorated with floral sprays to blush grounds, monogrammed 'VBL', numbered A4492, (a/f). (2) 34.5cm highCONDITION REPORTOne vase detached at stem, the other with scroll of one handle broken off (present with lot), light general crazing, light rubbing to gilding.
Lot 247
Rogers (Bruce).- Sterne (Laurence) A Sentimental Journey through France & Italy, number 312 of 335 copies designed by Bruce Rogers, William G.Mather's copy with presentation inscription from Bruce Rogers to Mathers on front free endpaper and his bookplate, specially bound for Mather in dark red morocco, both covers elaborately tooled in gilt with urn surmounted by a bird in centre of a panel with fan to head and foot, the whole within wide rich floral border, spine gilt with title and compartments of scalloped netting with flowers and seven raised bands, inner gilt dentelles, g.e., by the press bindery to Rogers' design, very slight rubbing to joints and corners, 8vo (c.240 x 150mm.), Boston & New York, printed at the Riverside Press of Cambridge, Ma. for Houghton Mifflin & Co., 1905.⁂ A stunning binding. Bruce Roger's inscription reads, "For William Gwinn Mather Esq, Cleveland, Ohio. This copy of Sterne's 'Sentimental Journey', printed at the Riverside Press, Cambridge, under my supervision, was also bound at Riverside in 1909 from my design, in the XVIII Century manner, and was the only copy so bound. Bruce Rogers Mount Vernon, N.Y. August 13, 1921".
Lot 669
A pair of 19th century continental brass chenets with urn and floral festoon decoration and three brass fireirons with spiral fluted handles (5)Condition report: Handles of the fire irons are split and the finials are slightly loose, each tool is quite knocked and the grabbers are loose at the jointFire dog finials sit slightly off centre, thick build up of brass cleaner inbetween decorationMinor dents and scratching through out
Lot 289
A lot comprising Masons Ironstone Regency pattern tablewares, a large Masons pitcher, a Doulton Burslem reticulated and relief moulded vase (af) an Imari palette stoneware rose bowl, a Pompeyi Hungarian Majolica reticulated bowl, a white glazed stoneware urn in the neo-classical style, cut glass and crystal, brass candlesticks etc Not available for this lot
Lot 10
A 19th century Adam Revival mahogany D-end dining table, comprising a pair of demilune end sections and a central rectangular gateleg, each frieze applied with ribbon-tied swags of flowers, each side table frieze centred by an urn and fruiting leaves, moulded chamfered legs, 71cm high, 256.5cm long, 122cm wide, each end section 53cm deep
Lot 9
An Edwardian satinwood banded mahogany and marquetry display cabinet, rectangular top above a glazed door enclosing two shelves, the projecting base with a panel door inlaid with a fluted urn, ribbon-tied swags and scrolling leaves, outlined throughout with boxwood and ebony stringing, tapered square legs, 184cm high, 65.5cm wide, 42.5cm deep
Lot 310
A George IV mahogany secretaire press,inlaid with shell and urn decoration to the panelled doors and frieze, with linen slides, above a fitted writing drawer and arrangement of small and long drawers, brass handles, on bracket feet127cm wide60cm deep214cm highCondition report: Some handles are detached and inside the drawersSlight warping to the doors and veneer cracks to the edges from timber shrinkage.Veneer losses to the carcase rail below the doors and cockbeading losses from the end of one small drawer and the lower drawer.
Lot 14
A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY BRASS ANDIRONS, WITH URN FINIALS 23cm high, a William Tonks brass bell-pull, with open twist handle, 57cm long, a collection of brassware, a 19th century cast iron fire curb, raised on knurled feet, a foliate cast fire iron stand to each side, 40cm high x 118cm wide x 27cm deep, and three further fenders
Lot 618
A French gilt brass and champlevé enamel four glass mantel clock with pillars and urn finial, c1890, the primrose enamel dial painted with festoons, having filigree hands, gong striking movement with mercury compensated pendulum, 41cm h Much dirt, dial somewhat oil stained, complete and unrestored
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