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Lot 100
THREE NINETEENTH CENTURY ANTIQUE PEWTER PINT TANKARDS, one with a side spout, NINETEENTH CENTURY TWO HANDLED BALUSTER LOVING CUP, on step domed foot, 6 1/2" high and a NINETEENTH CENTURY PEWTER SMALL TWO HANDLED HOT WATER URN and cover, tap and removable interior fitting to take a heating slug, 9" high (5)
Lot 30
EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY FRENCH GILT METAL AND GREEN ONYX PORTICO MANTEL CLOCK, the 4" enamelled Arabic dial painted with floral swags to the centre, powered by a drop shaped movement chiming on a bell housed in an oval case with six free standing columns and urn type finial, 21" (53.3cm) high
Lot 106
A Worcester Dalhousie Style shaped hexagonal teapot stand, painted with a classical urn, within a turquoise husk and gilt roundel, the ground with three colourful fruit sprays, divided by ladybird and other insects, blue border applied with gilt scrolls, 13.5cm wide, crescent mark, c.1780 . This tray is done in the Dalhousie Style of fruit but James Giles was known for his classical urns and his gilding. Provenance: Sir Jeremy Lever Collection, Part I, P.86; H. Harrow Bunn Collection; Knowles Boney CollectionThe Bunn Collection was sold at Christies on the 8th May 1928. Dr Knowles Boney Collection was exhibited at the Museum of Liverpool Porcelain, 1978. It was wrongly thought to be Liverpool Porcelain by Dr. Boney. Condition Report: Good condition with some slight surface wear.
Lot 188
A Worcester shell shaped desert dish, decorated in the workshop of James Giles, painted in the centre en grisaille with a classical urn, snakes handles and sprigs of coloured flowers, wet blue ground applied in relief with gilt with scrolling fruiting vine, 19cm wide, crescent mark, c.1770 Vendor's Note: James Giles painted various classical urns, with differing shapes and styles, accompanied with intricate gilding; he seemed to favour vine or fruiting and vine patterns with tendrils. Although on one example he just used a bright blue edge. Condition Report: Good condition. Slight firing blemish to rim. Lightest of wear.
Lot 57
A Worcester bowl, printed and painted after engravings by Robert Hancock, in polychrome with classical ruins, with a ruined temple, obelisk, urn and a lady standing, the verso with a castle ruin with a pyramid and a lady, picked out in gilt, gilt rim to interior, 16.6cm diam, c.1768-70 Condition Report: Good condition. Slight wear. Some pitting.
Lot 77
A Worcester heart shaped desert dish, decorated in the workshop of James Giles, painted in the centre en grisaille with a classical urn, with mermaid handles and colourful floral garlands, banded border applied with gilt anthemions and husks, wet blue ground applied in relief with gilt with scrolling fruiting vine, 26.5 wide, crescent mark, c.1770Vendor's Note: James Giles painted various classical urns, with differing shapes and styles, accompanied with intricate gilding; he seemed to favour vine or fruiting and vine patterns with tendrils. Although on one example he just used a bright blue edge. Condition Report: Restored rim chip. Some wear to decoration.
Lot 96
A Worcester scalloped dessert plate, decorated in the workshop of James Giles, painted in the centre with a classical urn, draped in garlands of pink coloured flowers, rich gilt border of entwined vine leaves upon a `wet blue' ground, gilt rim, 21cm diam, crescent mark, c.1770Provenance. Bonhams, Knowle.Note: James Giles painted various classical urns, with differing shapes and styles, accompanied with intricate gilding; he seemed to favour vine or fruiting and vine patterns with tendrils, although on one example he just used a bright blue edge. Condition Report: The rim with two touched chips. Hairline cracks to base. Wear to gilding.
Lot 38
Three George IV silver wine labels die stamped with mask, lyre, urn, shell, floral, leaf and berry ornament and worded "Brandy", "Gin" and "Sherry", by William Russell II, Glasgow 1825 and 1826, an Elizabeth II silver octagonal wine label with reeded mounts and worded "Whisky", by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1960 (combined weight 1.23ozs), and two plated octagonal wine labels for "Sherry" and "Whisky"
Lot 70
Three Edward VII silver oval two-handled salts with reeded mounts, high scroll handles and footrims, 5ins (handle to handle) x 2ins x 3ins high, by Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1901, a pair of George V silver octagonal mustard pots with plain thumbpieces and reeded angular handles, on moulded footrims, 3ins high, London 1926 and 1929, and two pairs of silver urn pattern pepper pots (combined weight 22ozs)
Lot 715
A George III mahogany urn shaped cutlery urn, the coopered body inlaid with boxwood stringings, with bold turned acorn pattern finial to the tiered cover, rising to show four tiered layers of cut-out four spoons (in various sizes), on turned column and square base, 25.5ins high (closed), and applied with silver shield-shaped plaque and escutcheon, hallmarked 1791
Lot 717
A 19th Century walnut ebonised and marquetry table cabinet, the top, sides and doors inlaid with urn of flowers and floral sprays, the upper part lifting to reveal velour and cloth lined fitted interior, the doors opening to reveal two short dummy drawers and four long drawers and pull out writing slope, on plinth base and mounted on to later stand, 16.5ins wide x 10.25ins deep x 15.5ins high (with slight damage)
Lot 87
A George V bachelors silver coffee pot and hot water jug, the urn pattern bodies with folding domed covers with turned finials, ebonised handles and each on three pad feet, 7.25ins high, Sheffield 1923, a late Victorian silver triangular-shaped scissor case with embossed front, 6.25ins, Birmingham 1895, a set of twelve silver and enamel coffee spoons with turquoise and cream enamel, in fitted box, and a small selection of other silver items
Lot 953
A late 19th/early 20th Century French gilt brass three piece clock garniture, the clock with 3.75ins diameter gilt dial with Arabic numerals to the eight day two train movement striking on a gong, contained in gilt brass case of architectural design with turned finials and flanked by standing figures of Roman Senators, 12.5ins high, and a pair of matching two-handled urn shaped ornaments with flambeau finials and masks to front and with leaf mounts, on square bases, 12ins high, each complete with gilt metal plinths
Lot 958
A late 19th/early 20th Century German stained wood and patinated brass mounted mantel clock of "Louis XV" design, No. 40909, the 3.75ins diameter cream enamel dial with Roman numerals, to the eight day two train movement striking on gong, contained in stained wood and patinated brass mounted case of "Louis XV" design, surmounted by urn finial, with bold mask, shell and leaf scroll ornament and on scroll feet, 13.5ins high (dial chipped and cracked)
Lot 114
A plated oval tea kettle on stand of "Neo-Classical" design, with plain arched handle, domed lid with urn pattern finial, the part reeded body engraved with band of leaf scroll ornament, the stand with burner and on four reeded supports with paw feet, 12.5ins high, two other plated tea kettles on stand and a plated cocktail shaker, 6.75ins high (slight damage to lid), complete with four internal beakers and contained in leather case
Lot 23
A pair of Edward VII silver oval pillar candlesticks of Neo-Classical fluted form, with urn pattern sconces, tapered stems, on oval bases with reeded mounts, 12.5ins high, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1906 (loaded), a pair of Edward VII silver pillar candlesticks of oval panelled form and decorated with anthemion leaves, 6ins high, Birmingham 1903 (loaded), and a George VI silver and silver gilt circular dish with standing figure of Mercury to centre, 6.25ins diameter, by Henry Francis Butterworth, London 1947 (weight 7ozs)
Lot 12
Two pairs of silver pepperettes - one with mustard-pot, to/w a pair of silver open salts, a pair of electroplated shell open salts with blue glass liners, a pair of Adam style urn-shaped pepperettes, a pair of baluster pepperettes and a Brandy decanter label (box). 8.6oz of weighable silver Condition Report 8.6 oz total silver weight
Lot 136
A 19th Century cut glass bon bon dish and cover, of urn shape with all over hobnail cut design with knop and mushroom finial on a faceted socle square plinth base, 27 cm highSmall scuffs to the corner of the base. Would benefit from a clean but otherwise in very good condition. No chips, cracks, noticeable scratches or restoration.
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