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Click here to subscribeTwo mid -18th century silver mote spoons, comprising: one with a maker's mark T.D, twice, the reverse of the bowl with an urn of flowers, and mullet piercing, the other with maker's mark I.L, possibly for John Lambe, the bowl with pierced scroll decoration, lengths 14.5cm and 13cm, approx. total weight 0.6oz. (2)
A collection of Chinese wares to include lidded urn, double gourd shaped lidded vases with prunus decoration, various baluster shaped vases with prunus decoration and floral and bird decoration, signed to bases, lidded pot of squat form, bearing four character mark to base, ginger jar with landscape decoration, vase with famille rose palette, a Japanese satsuma vase and two Chinese blue and white decorated plates CONDITION REPORTS Double gourd vase - lid is broken to the inside the vase has various fire faults measures 315 cm high is dirty, similar vase the lid has been broke into many pieces and glued badly, has various firing faults all over to include L shaped damage to the glaze at the top and a repainted chip to base measure approx 31.5 cm. Small double gourd vase - lid broken to inside and finial has been off and badly glued - approx 26 cm high. Baluster vases - one has a large section missing from rim .The prunus decorated vase - has rough/chips to top edge and a hairline crack running down the body and various knife marks to glaze. Modern baluster vase has some small paint marks to the outside. Size of first vase 23.5cm , 2nd 27cm and 3rd 23 cm. Lidded top of squat form - lid does not fit perfectly 14 cm. Ginger jar - crazing all over and a hairline crack / fire fault to base 13 cm height, Samuel Rose palette has a large piece missing from the rim and a another small piece missing resulting to hairline crack, just up from the base there is a circular mark all the way around the vase and there are several chips to the enamel decoration and hole vase feel surprising heavy approx 25 cm. Satsuma vase has some chipping to rim and crazing all over as well as loss of gilding to the decoration and paint work. approx 15cm. Both dishes have chips to the rim one resulting in a hairline crack both have knife mark and measure approx 3.5cm in height. All piece have various pin head firing faults etc and have general wear conducive to age and use with scratches, small knocks etc.
A pair of Austrian pottery figures of a girl holding a basket of flowers and a boy holding a guitar, the girl stamped "Made in Austria Alexandria Pottery Works Turn Austria", together with a box containing a Royal Worcester multiple urn vase, an oak cased aneroid barometer, various candlesticks, metal wares, etc
A set of four silvered metal and glass adorned three light wall appliques, 20th century, the electrical fitments in urn sockets on downturned leaf edged drip pans, on scrolling branches issuing from openwork cartouche form back frames, with glass and metal floral sprays rising within, hung overall with faceted glass bead swags and pendants, approximately 64cm high overall, 34cm wide, 20cm protrudence
A cut glass hung and silver plated metal six light chandelier in George III style, early 20th century, reputedly by Osler, the electrical fitments in urn sockets with glass drip pans, on scrolling branches issuing from a knopped stem, hung overall with faceted glass bead swags and pendants, 71cm high, 55cm wide
A pair of gilt metal mounted onyx six light candelabra in Louis XV taste, last quarter 20th century, each with five urn sockets on foliate cast stems around a central, raised socket, all rising from onyx urns, each with twin handles cast as Bacchic masks; the plinths with figural scenes in low relief, on square bases with Vitruvian scrollwork cast mounts, 97cm high overall including electrical fitments
A George III mahogany urn table, circa 1770, the waved gallery above a candleslide and square section tapering legs, 70cm high, 26cm wide, 26cm deep, together with a George III mahogany pole screen , circa 1770, with oval tapestry screen on pole and fluted baluster vase and tripod base, 137cm high, the screen 60cm high x 43cm wide
A set of six gilt brass and jasper dip porcelain inset twin light wall appliques, circa 1900, previously for gas use, each with urn sockets and saucer drip pans, on scrolling arms issuing from above the oval porcelain panels, each with a figural relief in the Classical taste, 32cm high, 21.5cm wide, 15cm protrudence
A George III mahogany and painted pedestal cupboard , circa 1780, the square top above a roundel carved and urn painted frieze, above a fluted cupboard with hinged door opening to a shelf, on a plinth base, 86cm high, 46cm wide, 46cm deep Previously lot 227, Dreweatts, Interiors sale, 11th December 2013
A set of four French cream painted and parcel gilt armchairs in Louis XV style , early 20th century, each moulded back with central floral motif above the tapestry covered padded back depicting courting doves, the seat tapestry depicting an urn of flowers, above conforming apron and tapering cabriole legs Provenance: The Collection of a Gentleman of Title, Cheshire
A Dutch garniture of brass twin handled urn jardinieres, late 19th century, comprising a pair of circular section and one of navette section, all with crocketed finials to the rims, above openwork and relief cast armorials with putti bearers, on knopped stems and circular acanthus cast bases, 38.5cm high, the circular pair 36.5cm wide, the navette section urn 55cm wide
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