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Click here to subscribeWHEELER: AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY ARMY OFFICERS PISTOL with flintlock action, the walnut stock with shaped lock plate engraved with the makers name, with further engraved brass mounts with urn finial, the 22.9cm barrel with proof marks, 16 bore, the walnut and brass mounted ramrod with horn tip, 34cm longNote: You must be over 18 to purchase this item. By bidding on this Lot you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over.
A pair of sandford stone garden campana style urns, 50 x 65cm; together with two square plinth bases decorated with laurel wreath, 52 x 46 x 46cmProvenance:Heydon Grange, NorfolkIn weathered condition from outside useGeneral knocks and scratches from good useThe high point of the urn base heavuilt knocked with lossesVarious knocks to the rim of both urns with minor lossesStructurally good See images
Royal Worcester porcelain urn vase and cover with blush ivory ground, hand painted vignette of Highland Cattle watering painted by John Stinton, purple backstamp with 14 dots for 1905, pattern number 1428, 30cm tall, 24cm across the handles. Lid - Gilding rubbed in placesVase - Gilding rubbed throughout. Appears free from chips
PILKINGTON ROYAL LANCASTRIAN; three pieces comprising an early bulbous vase with elongated neck, height 28cm, a blue glazed bottle vase and a green glazed twin handled squat urn vase (3).Condition Report: The blue glaze vase has been broken across the neck and glued back, the large red vase with a kiln kiss to the body and a glazed fault to the foot rim, light crazing to each.
A pair of Chinese export famille rose pistol-handled urns and coversQing dynasty, Jiaqing periodDecorated with four landscape reserves to the neck and body on a ground scattered with floral sprays and butterflies and insects, with gilt pistol-form handles and moulded harebell swags.41cm high.清嘉慶 外銷粉彩繪山水花蝶圖紋蓋罐一對Condition Report: One urn with one handle broken off and restuck, the cover broken in 3+ pieces and sympathetically restored with overpainting. The other urn, with fritting to mouth rim and a firing crack which progressed into hairline to the edge of the foot.Both with scattered old tape/sticker residue around the body, some tiny shallow flakes to the edges of the base, and large pits to the gilding.
An Edwardian mahogany and marquetry inlaid double wardrobe, the centre panel decorated with lion mask and ribbon swags over a flaming urn within harebell cartouche flanked by two bevel edged mirror doors enclosing a hanging space over two drawers on square tapered legs 186 cm wide x 55.5 cm deep x 204 cm high
Five boxes of sundry miscellaneous items to include a chinoiserie style painted tea urn type container, carpet bag, plaster statue of a young boy, box of decorative blue and white balls, assorted table lamps, two cane carpet beaters, Whitefriars type vase, various decorative plates, etc (5 boxes)
A MIXED GROUP OF SILVER AND SILVER-PLATED CUTLERY including a cased silver and silver plate lobster pick set; a cased set of twelve spoons and sugar tongs, by James Ramsay, London 1921, each spoon with an urn-shaped finial; a set of six silver teaspoons, by Mappin & Webb Ltd, London 1932, with columnar handles; etc. (Qty) Teaspoons 10.3cm long, weighable silver 20.7 troy ounces gross
A VICTORIAN JASPERWARE INSET, ORMOLU-MOUNTED AND IVORY-INLAID AMBOYNA AND EBONISED WRITING TABLE § c.1870, inset with Wedgwood Jasperware plaques depicting various classical and allegorical scenes and figures, the frieze enclosing one short drawer, on four ring-turned fluted and block columns, terminating in outswept legs and ceramic castors, the cross stretcher surmounted by a central urn finial. 76cm high, 127cm wide, 66cm deepWith non-transferable standard ivory exemption declaration number YUHV22CL The mounts and beading are intact. The castors are intact. A few minor marks on the ebonised edge, but generally, very clean and tidy.
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