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A large Victorian plated tea urn, of vase form with engraving, loop handles and a high domed cover with a vase finial the spigot with ivory handle, (complete with warming iron and frame inside) initialled, c.1865, 20.5in (52cm) high.

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An early period old Sheffield plated coffee pot, with a baluster body and a pedestal foot, decorated with borders of fine beading, the domed cover surmounted by a vase finial, engraved on one side with a cypher, c. 1785, 12in (35cm).

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A set of four Victorian plated candlesticks, on shaped square bases with baluster columns and vase shaped capitals, c.1860, 10.25in (26cm) high. (4)

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A George III vase-shaped coffee pot, on an oval pedestal foot decorated with part fluting and a gadrooned rim, the pull off cover with an urn finial, by Thomas Ellerton & Richard Sibley (I) London 1804 (handle A/F), 11.25in (28.5cm) high, 40oz.

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A George III vase shaped caddy, on a stepped square pedestal with ball feet and bead borders, embossed with foliate festoons between twin handles, crested, the high domed cover with a flame finial (the interior fitted with a later detachable strainer for use as a caster), by Richard Morson & Benjamin Stephenson, London 1773, 7.8in (20cm) high, 9oz.

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A scarce early 18th century penner, the vase shaped inkpot part fluted with an octagonal upper body on a seal foot with intaglio initials and coronet, the tubular section faceted and unscrewing to reveal a dip pen and a removable finial fitted with a steel knife blade, unmarked, probably continental, 1720-30, 4.6in (12cm) high, 1oz.

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A sewing Interest:- A late 18th century continental etui in three sections: the lower, needle case with a seal foot the central vase shaped compartment below a bobbin with a thimble cover, the whole decorated with engraving, maker's mark only (indistinct initials above a date '89) unascribed c.1789, 4.25in (10.8cm) high, 1.5oz.

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Sewing Interest: A late 18th century Austro Hungarian/German sectional etui decorated with patterns of lathe or engine turning, the thimble cover with bobbin interior above a vase shaped compartment with screw cover and gilt interior in turn above a needle case with a seal foot with intaglio 'anchor' and initials "IAN", 4.3in (11cm) high, 1.5oz.

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A very unusual late George II cream jug, of vase form with a fruiting tendril handle, a cast spreading foot and a cast decorative rim, the body chased with floral festoons below a waisted and fluted neck, crested, by Daniel Smith, London 1759, (struck also with an unidentified punch depicting a cockerel? with wings displayed), 5. 75in (14.5cm) high, 8.25oz.

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A set of four Edwardian candlesticks, on shaped oblong bases with baluster columns, vase shaped capitals and detachable nozzles, by T Bradbury, London 1904 (loaded), 7.75in (19.5cm) high. (4)

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A pair of George II vase shaped casters: one a blind mustard and one a pepper with high domed covers (the mustard lacking a finial) both initialled "R" underneath and engraved with a scratchweight "3:3:17" & "3:3:16", by Samuel Meriton (I), London 1747, 5.25in (13. 2cm) high, 6oz. (2)

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A George III vase shaped pepperette, on a square pedestal foot with bright cut decoration and a bun cover, maker's mark partially worn "?G", London 1795, 3.45in (8.7cm) high 1oz.

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A George III bright engraved cream jug, with bead borders, vase shaped on a square pedestal foot, initialled, by Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1791, 5.9in (15cm) high, 3.5oz.

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A pair of modern candlesticks, with reeded columns and lobed oval bases, the vase shaped capitals with detachable nozzles, 12in (30. 5cm) high, 30oz. (2)

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An Edwardian child's rattle, with a coral teather, whistle terminal and decorated, vase-shaped body with six fluted bells dependant, by Crisford & Norris, Birmingham 1904, 4.4in (11.2cm) long.

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A George II pepper caster, of vase form with a high domed cover, pierced with panels of scrollwork with a knop finial and an engraved armorial on one side of the body, by Samuel Wood, London 1740, 5.8in (14.5cm) high, 5oz.

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A Victorian mounted cut glass claret jug of Neo classical design, vase shaped with bead borders, a spreading circular foot and a waisted neck, the mount and the body decorated with festoons, by W & G Sissons, Sheffield 1867, 11.1in (28.2cm) high.

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An interesting George III provincial cream jug, with a vase shaped body, beak, spout and a square pedestal foot, decorated with two canted oblong cartouches (both initialled) floral festoons and wrigglework borders and ribbons, the rim and loop handle reeded, maker's mark "W.D", duty mark and lion passant only (up on one side of the body) probably by William Dunsford, Plymouth c.1795, 4.5in (11. 3cm) high overall, 3oz.

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An early Victorian Wedgwood blue and white supper set, the three diamond shaped dishes printed with Chinese vase and lily in a landscape, the hexagonal mahogany tray with line inlaid base, 35.5cm wide (4)

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A C H Brannam Barum vase, dated 1893, the ovoid body sgraffito decorated with blue, cream, ochre and brown slips with bold fruiting and flowering plants and an exotic bird below the three sinuous handles, incised marks, 45cm high

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A Minton majolica bottle vase, datecode for 1867, glazed overall in a mauvish blue, the spherical body below a slender cylindrical neck indented with a pink collar, the interior also pink inside a yellow rim, impressed marks, 24cm high

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Two Lowestoft coffee cups and a bowl, one of the former painted with a vase of flowers and with a pink scale band on the interior, the other with sprigs and sprays of flowers, the bowl painted with underglaze flower and shell ovals detailed in overglaze red and yellow, 12.5cm diameter (D) (3)

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An early Victorian vase, possibly Spode, the beaded and everted rim over winged caryatid handles, the ovoid body painted in mauve camieu with a ruined castle on one side and in black with a tunnel on the other, the yellow ochre socle with gilt bands and black square foot, 26.5cm high

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An early 19th century Dutch Delft vase, the flattened baluster shape painted in blue with flowers in a rococo frame on one side and within a pendant swag on the other, 20cm high (D)

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Three classical style pottery vessels, each of the terracotta bodies blackened, the two handled baluster vase, 16cm high, the silver shaped two handled cup, 9cm high and the spouted globular pouring vessel with handle to one side, 10cm high (W) (3)

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A late 19th century W Schiller and Sons majolica vase, the baluster shape with griffin handles, the mythical beasts repeated supporting shields on the central blue band between leaves, flowerheads and other bands of decoration, impressed marks, 41cm high

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An 18th century Frankfurt type blue and white Delft vase, the inverted tulip shape of octagonal section and with onion knop below the flared rim, centrally painted with Chinese figures in a mountain retreat between bands of stiff and scrolling leaves, 34.5cm high (D)

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A 19th century Chinese monochrome vase, possibly Yixing, the ovoid shape with narrow circular rim, the deep purple high fired glaze with soufflemottling of lavender, the glaze free foot of Yixing type red clay, 25cm high

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A Ming style bottle vase, the shoulders applied with a dragon chasing an underglaze red pearl, a further dragon amongst clouds in underglaze blue on the compressed spherical body, six character mark of Xuande, 22.5cm high

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An early 20th century vase, the trumpet shape crimped and turned inwards at the rim, the sides applied with eyes of peacock feathers in two tones of green, a collar above the circular foot, 17cm high

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A late Victorian trumpet vase enamelled and gilt with two peacock ovals and foliage between the gilt edged petal rim and circular foot, 40cm high

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Barbara Marsh (20th Century) A Still Life of Pink Tulips in a Vase, signed lower right "Barbara Marsh", oil on canvas, 59 x 50cm

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A harlequin set of twelve Chippendale style mahogany dining chairs to include two with arms, each with pierced vase splat, drop in seat and on channelled square legs (12)

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Royal Doulton stoneware vase, of ovoid form decorated to the shoulders with tube lined stylised flowers in colours and underglaze blue against a buff ground, impressed marks, 15cm

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Moorcroft Pottery small vase, of inverted baluster form decorated with anemones against a pink blue green ground, impressed marks, 8cm

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Moorcroft vase, shouldered tapered form decorated with anemones on a green shaded blue ground, impressed marks and painted initials, height 13cm

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Poole Pottery vase, baluster form decorated with a band of stylised flowers in polychrome colours, dolphin mark, 13cm; also floral decorated baluster pot; and a lidded twin handled preserve jar (3)

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Italian caned glass miniature vase, 6cm

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Royal Crown Derby lobed dish, decorated with pattern 1128, 11.5cm; also a miniature trumpet vase, similarly decorated, 6.5cm (2)

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Wedgwood black basalt pedestal trumpet vase, 13cm; also two smaller trumpet vases, 9.5cm and 9cm respectively (3)

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Pair Royal Doulton Stoneware bottle vases, of shouldered baluster form decorated with stylised vertilinear flowers against mottled blue green ground, impressed marks and incised initials (one vase extensively damaged), 28cm

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Small assortment of Wedgwood Jasper wares, including light blue bridge trays, green plate, vases and coasters, pink Jasper heart shaped tray and a blue cylindrical vase (12)

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Linthorpe Pottery vase, shouldered ovoid form with a wide neck and twin handles, decorated in a shaded green glaze, impressed marks and numbered 750, height 33cm

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Carlton ware columbine decorated vase, 16cm

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Shelley harmony orange banded vase, 21cm

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Royal Worcester Japanesque vase, circa 1880, shaped flask form with twin handles, gilded with a dragonfly amidst rushes within beaded gilt borders on an ivory ground, printed marks, 18cm

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Royal Worcester bottle vase, circa 1896, decorated with flowers in polychrome colours against a blush ground, printed marks, 17cm

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Meissen figural pot pourri jar and cover, late 19th Century, floral tower finial over ovoid pedestal vase, relief moulded with dancing figures and flanked by three semi clad cherubs over an oval base, decorated throughout in polychrome colours, edged with gilt, unglazed blue cross swords (chips and minor losses), 22cm

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Moorcroft miniature vase, of cylinder form decorated with a pink orchid against a deep blue ground, blue printed mark, 5cm

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Moorcroft miniature baluster vase, decorated with poppies and pinks against a deep blue ground, blue printed marks, 5cm

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Moorcroft vase, baluster form, decorated with hibiscus against a deep blue ground, impressed marks and painted initials, 21cm

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Moorcroft vase, conical form, decorated with Bermuda lilies against a deep blue ground, impressed marks and painted initials, 12cm

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Moorcroft vase, baluster form, decorated with clematis against a deep blue ground, impressed marks, 13cm

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Japanese Kutani bottle vase, with silver cap, 17cm; also a Royal Winton English Rose chintz table salt (2)

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Victorian Staffordshire dinner service, circa, 1860, decorated in the Noma pattern, with oriental vase, underglaze blue peonies and lotus flower in coloured enamels against a white ground bordered with gilt comprising a large lidded tureen, two lidded vegetable tureens, ten dinner plates, five breakfast plates, two side plates, six soup bowls, a small meat plate, a baking dish and a stand (some damage) (29)

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Moorcroft vase, decorated with hibiscus against white ground, impressed marks with applied paper label, 20cm

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Moorcroft small vase, baluster form, decorated with clematis against a blue green ground, impressed marks, 12cm

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Moorcroft vase, baluster from with a trumpet rim, decorated with poppies against a blue green ground, impressed marks, 13cm (rim damaged)

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Linthorpe Pottery bottle vase, the designed attributed to Dr Christopher Dresser, with cylinder neck above a creased baluster body and decorated all over shaded blue glaze, impressed Linthorpe numbered 24, 22cm

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Charlotte Rhead Crown Ducal vase, shape number 146, decorated with a hydrangea pattern against a buff ground, printed and signature marks, 22cm

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