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Click here to subscribeTwo similar Staffordshire clockface groups, each depicting a man and woman with baskets of fruit standing either side of a flower vase with clockface above, surmounted by a floral arch and on gilt lined bases, unmarked, late 19th - early 20th century (larger group with crack in back and chips to top of arch and back of hat feathers)
A Samson urn shaped vase and cover with pine cone finial and 'pistol grip' handles, the sides moulded with swags and ovals and decorated in iron red and gilt with river landscapes, flowers and ribbon ties, on a circular socle and square faux bois base, early 19th century (damage)
Herbert Asquith: a cylindrical pottery vase by Maling the black ground printed in black and enamelled in colours with a full-length cartoon, lined in gilt, printed mark, circa 1915, 250mm high, hairline crack to foot £180-220 Illustrated * Asquith formed and headed the coalition government of May 1915
1899 Gentleman in Kharki: a continental porcelain figure, restored, two printed cotton squares, a cup, saucer and plate with a likeness of Roberts flanked by serviceman, cracked, a cup depicting French, a glass vase chipped, a vase depicting French, a tapering jug for peace and a Kitchener jug (11) £40-60
World War II: a brown glazed, Wade Heath “Roll out the Barrel” mug, a set of five glasses each engraved with named portraits of the allied commanders, a porcelain money box modelled as the portrait bust of a Royal Canadian mounted Policeman, a Royal Winton Vase depicting Roosevelt, a pair of Crown Ducal plates depicting the “Hurricane”, chipped and the “Martin PBM”, a Dutch delft plaque decorated in blue for the German capitulation, a Royal Doulton “Sea Shanty Jug”, three Spode Regimental plates, two boxed and two other pieces (a lot) £40-60
1935 Jubilee: an attractive pottery vase by Moorcroft the slender tapering body moulded with stylised designs emblematic of the Dominions inscribed and dated around the rim and decorated in characteristic blue, impressed mark and signature on the underside, 205mm high £300-500 Illustrated and in colour on page 25
A porcelain vase, probably Batenin Porcelain Manufactory, mid 19th century campana shaped, the central reserve with a painted view of figures in a harbour, the reverse with gothic inspired painted ornament framing a knight in armour, the lower section with flared foot and central base moulded with acanthus and laurel leaves supported on four pad feet and flanked by finely cast handles formed as dolphins, apparently unmarked height: 25cm., 9.75in
Bible Syriac. Novum Testamentum Syriace Peshitta text title with woodcut device of vase of flowers browned cropped one or two leaves torn and repaired ex-library copy with ink stamp on title modern sprinkled calf spine gilt in compartments with morocco label g.e. [Darlow & Moule 8966a; Moss 157] 8vo Hamburg 1664. ***A different issue to the above lot with a different printed title and no engraved title. This copy is without the lexicon and commentary..
A FINE "CRYSTAL GLASS" VASE attributed to Thomas Webb, etched with a design of fish and aquatic plants swimming beneath a cloudy sky, probably circa 1875, 12" high. The nature and quality of the "marine" decoration on the present vase is immediately reddent of the work of William Fritsche (1853-1924)
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