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Lot 466
A Worcester twin handled oval pierced basket circa 1770. atelier Decorated in the atelier of Giles James, the twist handles with spiral gilt highlights and applied leaf and flower terminals, the exterior with blue flower heads at the intersections beneath a gilt line rim, the interior painted with a bearded face mask urn and flowers, blue border with grape and vine gilt decoration, length 23cm.There are two cracks on the main body and further cracks around the pierced border, please see the additional images.
Lot 633
A George III mahogany and inlaid linen press. With a fluted cornice above a pair of urn inlaid doors enclosing sliding shelves, the lower part fitted two short and two long drawers, on bracket feet, height 202cm, width 125cm, depth 61cm.There are general knocks and wear, there are two long scratches on the right side.Some moulding is loose, and one section is a replacement.The handles are replacements and one foot is replaced, there is no evidence of woodworm. No key.Please see additional images online.
Lot 769
* Sewing Accessory. George III steel pincushion clamp in original box, late 18th century, steel clamp with gilt metal highlights, with bead and leaf decorated circular frame, and drawer handle screw terminal, supporting a flower-form finial containing a crimson velvet domed pincushion, 21 cm (8.25 ins), contained in original pink velvet-lined hinged shaped box, with additional compartment for a sewing stiletto (not present), exterior covered with textured green paper, slightly rubbed, red paper and gilt beaded edging missing in places, 21.5 x 9 cm (8.5 x 3.5 ins), together with a Victorian ivory satin pincushion, with pinwork flower urn and lettering 'Welcome To The Little Stranger', fringed edging, 15 x 17 cm (6 x 6.75 ins)QTY: (2)NOTE:An attractive sewing clamp found, most unusually, in its original box.
Lot 692
* Fabric. A long length of 18th century red silk damask, with large pattern of stylised flowers and leaves, incorporating a flaming heart pierced by an arrow, atop a large book with clasps, flanked by a pair of putti holding a coronet, a loom width, with green-striped selvedges, worn, with some holes, darns, and narrow patches to edges, 6 m x 84 cm (236 x 33 ins), together with a pair of loom-width lengths of 19th century red silk damask, with large urn and flower pattern, top and bottom edges raw, one piece with a few spots of discolouration and a short closed tear (2.5 cm), the other with some staining at ends, each 320 x 66.5 cm (126 x 26.25 ins), another loom-width long length similar, some scattered very small holes, a few marks to left-hand edge, 363 x 66 cm (144 x 26 ins), and a small loom-width piece of 19th century red silk damask depicting large poppy seed heads and flowers, 98.5 x 52 cm (38.75 x 20.5 ins) QTY: (5)NOTE:Provenance: Collection of Peta Smyth
Lot 480
* Coffee Pot. A George V silver coffee pot by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1921, of hexagonal tapered form with urn finial and pedestal foot, the handle with ivory spacers, 27 cm high, overall weight 867g, together with a three-piece silver decagon tea service by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1930, comprising teapot, milk jug and sugar bowl, the teapot with ebonised handle and finial, 26 cm long, overall weight including the handle and finial 784g QTY: (4)NOTE:Ivory Act registration reference: BLPRABZK.
Lot 797
* Painted Fan. A late Victorian painted brisé fan, by E. Kees, hand-painted double-sided bone fan, the recto bearing a pastoral scene of youthful figures in 18th century dress, a young boy and girl on the left dancing, and another couple seated on the right beneath a tree, a church spire seen against a sunset sky on the left, and the sweeping stone steps of a garden on the right, the vignette flanked by a flower urn on the left and a quiver of arrows in the right, and surrounded by rose garlands, verso with crossed beacons in the centre flanked by rose garlands and surrounded by butterflies, upper guardstick signed in brown ink on verso 'E. Kees', 19 cm (7.5 ins), contained, together with small engraved calling card of Marjorie Mercer Kendig, in a cream silk fan box (larger than fan), dusty, extremities frayingQTY: (1)
Lot 1227
A small collection of mixed ceramics to include; a 20th century Chinese blue and white fruit bowl, floral and foliage design, character mark to base, approx. 11.5cm high x 25.4cm diameter, a pair of Continental early 20th century figurines f a couple, numbered 1453 to base, a 19th century pottery whale, unmarked, approx. 21cm long, a 19th century blue and white dish, having stately home and park land design, titled "British Views", approx. 22.5cm wide x 3.5cm high, a a 19th century coffee can with fishing scene, a novelty Lady head vessel, a small urn shaped vase with floral/foliage design, unmarked and a tall retro J & G Meakin "Studio" range coffee pot. Further details: crazing to most, crack to coffee can, crack to urn vase, some chips, loss, nibbles to whale, figures have damage - one has broken fingers, some loss, chips and wear/staining to dish, some staining and wear to others.
Lot 1247
A collection of mixed items to include; Myott & Sons ceramic dinnerware pieces, various mugs, a porcelain based urn with tap to front and drainer inside, some plated flatware, wooden frame, folk art style wooden pieces including cannister boxes etc. some with minor damage and wear.(2 boxes)
Lot 181
after Bruchon, a pair of French large spelter Classical figures titled Orphee and Galatee, on wooden simulated marble plinths, title plates approx 47cm high overall together with two decorative female figures and an urn shaped vase (5) wear commensurate with age and use, one smaller female figure missing right hand
Lot 226
A D. Maria Teapot833/000 silverEngraved friezes of neoclassical inspirationWooden handle and urn-shaped pommelOporto assay mark (1784-1792) and José Ferreira Guimarães's makers mark (1799-1842) and remarked with "Cabeça de Velho"(wear signs)890 gLiterature:ALMEIDA, Fernando Moitinho de; CARLOS, Rita - "Inventário de Marcas de Pratas Portuguesas e Brasileiras - Século XV a 1887". Lisboa: IN-CM, 2018, P17 e P268, SOUSA, Gonçalo de Vasconcelos e - “Dicionário de ourives e lavrantes da prata do Porto, 1750-1825”, Civilização Editora, 2005, pp. 238 a 240.Height.: 20 cm
Lot 363
A pair of Minton's green and gilded white porcelain cherub candlesticks holding an urn, H23.5cm1 cherub has had their left leg broken off an re-glued, break still visible, her toe on her left leg also a small piece missing, a couple of chips to their other foot, other candlestick there is a chip to the edge of the urn, cherubs left foot also damaged, a small chip to the right foot and the garland through their hair, gilding lightly rubbed
Lot 450
A Swiss gold enamel and pearl snuff box, Geneva, circa 1800, possibly by Jean-Joseph Isaac Bellamy, of circular form, the cover, sides and base with translucent royal blue enamel applied with gold, scrolls and arabesques, heightened with red and green details, and white enamel stringing, the cover centred with an oval enamel panel painted to depict young couple, framed by a split pearl border, the base depicting an urn with birds, within outer chased and enamelled borders, numbered inside lid ‘136001’, maker’s marks indistinct, diameter 5.9cm. £3000-£4,000 --- Condition Report Small area of enamel loss to the edge of the central panel of the lid, slight surface wear visible to the base panel, some slight white enamel losses and tiny grazes to the blue enamel. Gross weight 78.6gm.
Lot 366
A Shelley Art Deco Tea Set decorated with Garden Scene having Foxgloves and Urn of Flowers comprising Four Cups, Jug, Cake Plate, Five Saucers and Six Side Plates together with a Shelley Blue Marble Glazed Ashtray and a Part Fenton Art Deco Tea for Two Comprising Two Cups, Saucers, Teapot and a Sugar Bowl (Teapot AF)
Lot 307
AN URN; 'MADE FROM THE BELLS OF YORK MINSTER' 'Burnt May 20. 1840', engraved with a view of the minster 9cm high, with an Arts and Crafts pewter sugar bowl inset with Ruskin cabochons, by William Hutton (a/f), a Chinese hardwood vase stand 11cm dia, and a Poulton's photographic paperweight (4)
Lot 454
Pair of reproduction gilt and marble console tables, demi-lune marble tops, with pierced and carved foliate frieze, tapering fluted supports with leaf caps, joined by scrolled cross-stretchers surmounted with a Classical urn, width 124cm, depth 52cm, height 82cm (one marble cracked and repaired).
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