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Click here to subscribeA 19th century French slate mantel clock. Surmounted with a bronze urn with bird finial, with enamel dial signed Lefebvre, Rue de Rivoli 106. Housing an 8 day cylinder movement striking half hourly on a bell, 37.5cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Bronze oxidised. Chip to the enamel dial near the left winding hole. Some chips to the slate. Sold with pendulum, no key.
A Rockingham dessert plate having gadroon with acanthus leaf and shell moulding. Finely gilded, with maroon ground border and enamelled to the centre by John Creswell with a large urn of flowers in a landscape. Printed red griffin mark c1826-30 pattern 463. 24cm wide. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Slight wear. No damage or repair.
A good mixed lot of ceramics to include a Royal Doulton lady figurine entitled Images from the Carefree Sculptures Collection HN3026, a Coalport figurine entitled Ladies of Fashion Flora, a Royal Doulton figurine entitled Diana by Peggy Davies HN2468, a Royal Doulton figurine entitled Gillian HN3042, a cloisonne lidded urn with a Foo dragon finial, a musical trinket box by Franklin Porcelain, Royal Commemorative cups and dishes, a Royal Crown Derby cheese knife and other (qty)
A Cypriot iron age pottery ewer or Oinochoe of globular form with roundel decoration, 25 cm high and a similar near matching urn with two side handles raised on a circular foot bearing label to underside "Cyprus 800 BC", 18 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Twin handled pot - numerous chips to the rim and to the handles, various scratches to the body, deep scratches chips etc. Some dark staining, rocks slightly on the foot, looks to be an impact mark to the lower body but no repair visible under UV light. Large chip and loss to the foot - has been re-glued - see images. To the ewer - a large chip/loss to the rim, body appears to be stained dark, various chips and scratches throughout. Mottled effect to the lower deep chip and also to the body, various general signs of wear and tear conducive with age and use to both items - see images for further details. Provenance: Collected by Humphrey Neame, prominent eye surgeon of Harley Street in the 1940's at which time he visited/was involved with digs in and around Cyprus, believed to have been acquired at this time.
An incredible mid-20th century c1940's gourd shaped believed Doulton Stoneware large oversize factory Chemical or Acid vat collecting har / urn / pot. Constructed of thick heavy black stoneware pottery. Likely made by Doulton & Co, London. Measures approx; 136cm tall. Similar pots feature in lots; 138, 139 and 140 NOTE: consigned from a local property where they have been used as architectural garden features since the mid 1960's. The vendor's father worked at a Bristol metal work factory, where it is believed these contained Zinc. Upon their release from the factory they were brought home, and pulled into place by the families Morris Minor. There they have remained until they were consigned to auction. The final photographs show an original Doulton & Co of Lambeth advertisement for this style of stoneware pot.
An incredible 5ft high mid-20th century c1940's Doulton Stoneware large oversize factory Chemical or Acid vat collecting jar / urn / pot. Constructed of thick heavy stoneware, and stamped for ' Doulton & Co, London ,' to the front along with various other stamps. Large screw threads still remain to the top. Measuring approx 153cm (5ft) tall. Similar pots feature in lots; 136, 139 and 140 NOTE: consigned from a local property where they have been used as architectural garden features since the mid 1960's. The vendor's father worked at a Bristol metal work factory, where it is believed these contained Zinc. Upon their release from the factory they were brought home, and pulled into place by the families Morris Minor. There they have remained until they were consigned to auction. The final photographs show an original Doulton & Co of Lambeth advertisement for this style of stoneware pot.
An incredible 5ft tall mid-20th century c1940's Doulton Stoneware large oversize factory Chemical or Acid vat collecting jar / urn / pot. Constructed of thick heavy stoneware, and stamped for ' Doulton & Co, London ,' to the front along with various other stamps. Large screw threads still remain to the top. Measuring approx 153cm (5ft) tall. Similar pots feature in lots; 136, 138 and 140 NOTE: consigned from a local property where they have been used as architectural garden features since the mid 1960's. The vendor's father worked at a Bristol metal work factory, where it is believed these contained Zinc. Upon their release from the factory they were brought home, and pulled into place by the families Morris Minor. There they have remained until they were consigned to auction. The final photographs show an original Doulton & Co of Lambeth advertisement for this style of stoneware pot.
An incredible mid-20th century c1940's Doulton Stoneware large oversize factory Chemical or Acid vat collecting jar / urn / pot. Constructed of thick heavy stoneware, and stamped for ' Doulton & Co, London ,' to the front with various code marks - ' 180 HA ' ' RMST ' and others. This vat being seated within a custom made wooden transportation cradle. Measuring approx 153cm (5ft) tall. Similar pots feature in lots; 136, 138 and 139 NOTE: consigned from a local property where they have been used as architectural garden features since the mid 1960's. The vendor's father worked at a Bristol metal work factory, where it is believed these contained Zinc. Upon their release from the factory they were brought home, and pulled into place by the families Morris Minor. There they have remained until they were consigned to auction. The final photographs show an original Doulton & Co of Lambeth advertisement for this style of stoneware pot.
31 1/2 inch single edged, straight blade with large fuller. Traces of gilt filled floral scrolls, royal coat of arms and crowned “GR” cypher. Maker’s scroll “Woolley & Deakin”. Brass double shell guard. Brass D shape knuckle bow and floral terminating quillon. Brass urn pommel. Wooden ribbed grip.
A 19th century, Davenport, two handled vase, hand painted with fruit and flowers in a gilded cartouche and gilding to base and handles, together with a two handled, Staffordshire 19th century urn, hand painted with floral sprays on both sides, on a wooden base and a hand painted and gilded spill vase (3)
A small pair of Doulton (Burslem) vases together with two small vases decorated with figures of children, a small Doulton blue and white jug, a small Royal Crown Derby urn, blue ground with floral gilt decoration, a Beswick model of a Spaniel, a miniature Royal Worcester blush ivory mug, a Royal Copenhagen pin dish and a and a Royal Crown Derby pin dish, together with a 19th Century cup with snake entwined handle (10)
George III mahogany bow front corner cupboard, four inch frieze decorated with patera and classical urn, two doors open to reveal original painted interior with two spice drawers to base, each with inlaid spandrels, oak leaves and acorns, width 71cm (28), height 113cm (45). For condition report please see the catalogue at www.peterwilson.co.uk
A MEISSEN VASE, 20TH CENTURYafter the design of circa 1865 by Ernst August Leuteritz (1818-1886), pedestal urn shaped, applied with entwined snake handles, the body painted with flowers below the deep blue neck, with gilt detailed formal and fluted borders, underglaze blue crossed swords, impressed and painted numbers22cm high
A HOECHST FIGURE GROUP, ‘KINDERIDYLL’, CIRCA 1775modelled by Johann Peter Melchior (1747-1825), in the white, with three children, a dog and a kitten playing beside ruins, naturalistic base, wheel mark in underglaze blue, 19cm wide; together with a H”chst-Damm group, ‘Der Bekr„nste Schl„fer’, mid 19th century, after the model by Melchior, with a shepherdess trying to wake her companion beneath an urn on a plinth, blue wheel and letter D mark, 22cm wide(2)Provenance: A Private Irish Collection
A COLLECTION OF ELEVEN ASSORTED SILVER TROPHY CUPS, VARIOUS MAKERS, LONDON & PROVINCES, 1905-1924mainly inscribed for Sydenham tennis club competitions, comprising one of elongated twin-handled pedestal vase form, three of goblet form, one pedestal kylix, five of twin-handled pedestal egg-cup form and one twin-handled urn form (but one handle missing)21.5cm tallest, 1142gr (36oz)(11)
A 19th century Russian brass twin-handled ogee samovar and stand, fluted and lobed reservoir, lift-off cover with everted neck pierced with stars, cylindrical chimney with turned ivory handle, scrolling handles, lotus-capped pedestal, incurved square base, foliate bracket feet, circular slop bowl en suite, the urn 67cm high, stamped G.P. within a rectangular lozenge, c. 1840 Condition Report: Each twin-handle turning either side of the reservoir are in-keeping replacements. One handle scroll support is currently loose. The tap is also loose but present and the repair would be clean. Surface wear and some light bumps commensurate with age and use.
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