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Lot 277
A First Period Worcester porcelain oval dessert dish, the centre decorated an urn strewn with foliage, the dark blue border with a gilt inner band of shells and bellflowers, the pierced raised trellis sides with gilt grapevines inside and applied daisy heads outside, flowerheads to the end rope twist handles (one restored). Blue crescent mark.
Lot 783
A pair of late Victorian Candlesticks modelled in the Sheraton Revival manner, with detachable sconces and urn shaped nozzles, with ribbon and swag decoration, over tapering square section columns, with rams head designs, to a square section base, embossed with foliate and urn decoration, (one repaired), (loaded), height 8 3/8”, London 1900, makers mark JG, (2)
Lot 1331
A late 19th Century French Gilt, Brass and Porcelain mounted Clock Garniture, the plinth-shaped case surmounted by a lidded twin-handled urn, to a porcelain dial, with gilt highlighted surround enclosing Roman lozenges and landscape to the centre with gilt fleur-de-lys type hands, over a further Italianate landscape depicting blacksmiths shoeing a horse, and raised on splayed bracket feet, to a circular brass movement with anchor escapement and strike on a bell, and flanked by a pair of matching urn-shaped side pieces, each also depicting equestrian pursuits (some slight losses), height of clock 16 ½” (3)
Lot 123
Furness Railway Company: The Coniston Dormitory Copper Two-Handled Hot Water Urn and Cover, circa 1870, the shallow domed lid with arched handle, stamped FRC, with angled side handles, frontally stamped FRC Coniston Dormitory over a brass tap, 37cm high Used in the dormitory by the drivers and staff of the Coniston Gondola. See lot 179 for possible photo of Gondola staff.
Lot 389
A George III Tea Urn, Thomas Ellerton & Richard Sibley I, London 1803, en suite with the previous lot, the waisted square base raised on four ball feet, supporting four lion paw columns rising to a part lobed vase shaped body with twin lion mask handles and domed cover with acorn finial, presentation inscribed ... John Hext ... Liverpool Light Horse ..., 44.5cm high, 125oz 3dwt all in
Lot 425
English School, mid 18th century Portrait of Samuel Hext, aged 50, his hair en queue, wearing a jabot and red jacket, inscribed "S Hext ATAT 50 1784", in feigned oval Oil on canvas, 61cm by 45cm Portrait of Marjorie Taylder, aged 53, wearing an elaborate ribbon tied lace headdress and similarly trimmed blue dress, inscribed "M Hext ATAT 53 1786", in feigned oval Both in gilt frames with shells at the angles Samuel Hext (b.1733, m. 1757 Majorie Taylder of Holland in Mabe, d. 4 September 1800). Marjorie Taylder (b. 30 March 1730, d. 25 October 1795 at Lostwithiel). One of the sons of Samuel and Majorie Hext was John Hext (b.15 Nov 1766) and who was presented with the silver hot water urn and the pair of neo-classical two-handled vases also included in this sale. John Hext is the great great great great grandfather of the present vendors.
Lot 442
A Copper Warming Pan, early 19th century, the lid engraved with a leafy sun motif, with turned ebonised handle, 102cm long; A William IV Copper and Brass Mounted Two-Handled Pedestal Hot Water Urn and Cover, 53cm high; A Set of Three Brass Fire Irons, circa 1900, with similar andirons; and A Half Weight (3 or 4)
Lot 513
An Oak Chiming Table Clock, circa 1890, the case with fine carving throughout, caddied top with urn shaped finials, pierced side frets, 7-inch rectangular dial with silvered chapter ring and elaborately engraved with scroll work throughout, three subsidiary dials for chime/silent, fast/slow, Whittington/Westminster, the massive triple fusee movement with quarter chiming four hammers onto four gongs or eight hammers onto eight bells and a further hammer striking a larger gong for the hours, 64cm high
Lot 44
A group of 19th century glass wares comprising: a pair of jars and covers, or urn shape, 20cm high (damages); another pair of jars and covers, of urn shape, 18cm high; a circular bowl with flared rim, 11.5cm high; an oval bowl with cover and underplate, 18cm high; a pair of circular salts, 9cm wide, and a salt in the form of a rectangular stool with scroll legs, 9cm wide (10)
Lot 54
A Royal Worcester porcelain pot pourri urn and cover of circular form with baluster stem, painted with fruit on a green and white ground with gilt highlights, signed `Hawkins`, printed mark, date code indistinct, pattern number `1813` 23cm high Provenance: The collection of Samuel Johnston Melvin, Paisley and thence by descent to the present owner.
Lot 1396
A W S Benson style brass ceiling light, the green glass shade held in place by two scroll arms, height 80 cm, a brass fender, raised gallery on urn finials, width 150 cm, a pair of brass andirons, a set of weighing scales, a set of four brass fire implements, (a lot). (It is the buyer`s responsibility to ensure that this item is rewired before use).
Lot 43
A Derby porcelain figurine, mid 20th century, modelled as a gentleman with an umbrella under his arm raised upon a circular plinth base, height 14 cm, together with a porcelain figure of a gladiator standing upon a square plinth base, height 17 cm, a Wedgwood blue jasperware bell and campana urn, a porcelain winged cherub holding a sack upon a scrolled base, gold anchor mark to reverse, height 11 cm, a Staffordshire style figurine of a dog and a further figurine, (A/F), (7).
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