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Click here to subscribeA Mixed Lot comprising: an electroplated Trumpet Vase of plain form (loaded); together with a pair of three light squat Candelabra; and a further pair of late 19th Century electroplated Candlesticks, each with detachable sconces over foliate nozzles and reeded columns, with stepped square section bases (loaded), various dates and makers (5)
A collection of four various Staffordshire Models, clock group, also embossed with a rabbit hutch, figure of a piper and a bird, (chipped), further Spill Vase model of a young man with a dog, and a flat back bocage group of two lovers, all with coloured detail throughout
A decorative Continental two handled covered Vase, the pierced domed cover applied with a putto finial, sitting beside a gilded basket of coins, the body decorated in colours with floral lines on a powder blue ground, flanked on either side by gilded ring handles, 13 ½” high
A Martin Bros Stoneware baluster Vase of tapering circular form, incised and decorated in colours with neo-classical scrolling foliage, below a plain linear border, on a stone ground with blue detail, (rim restored), incised marks, R W Martin & Bros, London & Southall and also dated 2-1889, 7” high
A Zsolnay Pecs large wrythen balustered Spill Vase, the neck applied with four dentil handles, with spreading pierced mounts below, the lower body also applied with pierced reticulated mounts, well painted in typical colours with art neauvou scrolling foliage, blue printed mark, 12” high
A collection of Samuel Fielding Wares, all decorated with the “Royal Devon” Pattern, comprises an oval Teapot, a large Mug, a further oval Teapot and Stand, a Ewer and matching two-handled Vase, a smaller Mug and cylindrical Pot; together with a George V Coronation Mug; a further Continental two-handled small Pot and a further decorative Pot (11)
A Burmantofts Ewer, decorated in a green and blue wash, and incised with geometric roundels; together with a further Burmantofts spill Vase (repaired at neck), decorated with a feathered design in lemon and green, both with impressed marks and numbers 514 and 106 respectively, 7 ½” and 12 ¼” high
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