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Lot 1298

A Chinese famille verte powder blue yen-yen vase, on wooden stand, 58cms high, including stand

Lot 1303

A large 19th century Chinese famille rose baluster vase, 60cms high

Lot 1307

A 20th century crackle ware pottery stick stand, with toile de jouy all over design and a trench art vase, stick stand 48cms high

Lot 1336

An Andre Delatte, Nancy acid-etched cameo glass vase. 29cm wide

Lot 1340

A pair of Japanese Satsuma pottery double gourd shaped vases another similar single vase,. Tallest 15cm

Lot 1341

A Harrach cameo glass vase and an iridescent art glass vase. Tallest 27cm

Lot 1342

A Chinese blue and white bowl, together with a Chinese blue and white spill vase. Tallest 14.5cm

Lot 1343

An Art Nouveau Stuart glass vase and gilded and coloured glass powder bowl, and a ruby tinted glass scent bottle and stopper. Tallest 16cm

Lot 1378

An 18th century Chinese blue and white plate, together with a cloisonné enamel dragon vase and a blue and white bowl. Vase height 23cm

Lot 1389

A Gien pottery jug, a Chinese crackle glaze baluster vase, egg-shell tableware and three Oriental wood stands

Lot 1391

Three West German pottery vases, 2 lava glaze and a geometric vase, Bowl with volcanic lava glaze 26cm diameter28cm vase with lava glaze24 cm narrow vase with geometric design and smooth glaze

Lot 1409

A Chinese blue and white ‘prunus’ vase, early 20th century, 27cms high

Lot 1413

A Royal Copenhagen vase, various dishes and four ornaments, ten Bing & Grondahl figures, two Wedgwood jasperware pots and other ceramics, tallest 18cm

Lot 1415

A Royal Dux figure of a water carrier and a Clarice Cliff for Newport Pottery vase. Tallest 27cm

Lot 1422

A large Chinese blue and white prunus vase, 46.5cm, together with Chinese export plates and oriental ceramics etc

Lot 1429

Three glass vases and an engraved bottle, two ceramic budai, Wedgwood Etruria vase, a jasper ware vase etc (10), Etruria vase 33cms high

Lot 1438

A Royal Worcester Sabrina ware vase and a Shelley printed flambe vase, tallest 28cm

Lot 1445

A group of 19th century blue and white jars, a stacking food box and two bowls, together with a celadon glazed cong vase and a soapstone figure of Liu Hai. Tallest 24cm

Lot 1446

Three West German art pottery items, ewer, Wide ES Keramik UFO flying saucer design and vase

Lot 1447

Three West German art pottery vases; Jasba vase and Bay Keramik, tallest 28cm

Lot 1506

A Japanese Silver wire midnight blue cloisonné enamel vase. 12.5cm tall

Lot 1515

A Royal Worcester James Stinton vase with pheasant decoration, together with a Royal Worcester jug and a Royal Worcester robin figure. Tallest 10cm

Lot 1594

A large Japanese porcelain floor vase, 106cm

Lot 1697

Ross Foster (Contemporary), oil on canvas, Still life of flowers in a vase, signed, 70 x 70cm, unframed, tear to the canvas

Lot 1846

A George V silver mounted specimen vase, Birmingham, 1919, 27.7cm.

Lot 123

A Venetian red glass vase naive trees and birdsif anything curl on end one handle does not join bodt and slightly sharp see image

Lot 115

A Cantonese vase converted to clock with brass mounts and pair of garniture vaseshas pendulummetal rather than ormulu20.5" h and sides 14.5"

Lot 116

A Poole large living glaze vase and small 1960's orange vase

Lot 119

A Chinese pottery vase blue decoration and 19th Century Chinese vase decorated figures (damaged rim)

Lot 122

A Lalique vase nude lady with Lalique label, inscribed Lalique France. 5 3/4" high

Lot 151

A Japanese Satsuma vase of octagonal form some crazing 16" high

Lot 152

A Wedgwood cream Keith Murray ribbed vase 6”A few lines and pimple like marks, 1 bit where raised like bubbling

Lot 2

A Mdina glass Michael Harris 1960's tall turquoise vase(not signed), sea horse and pink vase

Lot 37

A Chinese crackle glaze vase mounted as a lamp

Lot 54

A reproduction Imari style swan jardinière, similar Imari style jardinière and a yellow ground oriental vase

Lot 67

A Royal Crown Derby lidded dish, lidded box, Royal Doulton vase and vase

Lot 7

A Copenhagen vase decorated with boats and blue vase flower decoration

Lot 9

A Royal Doulton flambé vase late 20th Century with hunting scene

Lot 175

A pair of George V silver napkin rings, marks for Birmingham 1920, maker A & J Zimmerman Ltd, 24grams, sold along with a small etched glass vase with white metal mounted foot (dented) and a silver thimble.

Lot 607

A 19th century still life study, oil on canvas depicting a vase of flowers, most likely Italian, unsigned within a moulded gilt frame, possibly re-lined, 51cm x 39cm & 73cm x 61cm surface cracking, small loss to upper right corner, possible patches of over-painting.

Lot 418A

Ca. 300 BC. A finely modelled skyphos from the Gnathia region of Magnia Graecia. It is made from light brown clay, which has been covered with a rich black gloss. The vase has a large, tapering body which rests on a small, undecorated foot, and there are two small handles attached to either side. The front central decorative panel features a vine branch with leaves and fruits between the handles on both sides. The reverse features the same row of white and yellow tongues at the rim, bordered in turn by two thin parallel lines. Three hanging white tendrils flank two gold dot-rosettes. For a similar, see The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Item 1971.11.2. This piece has been precisely dated by means of a Thermo Luminescence analysis carried out by Ralf Kotalla, an independent German Laboratory. The samples collected date the piece to the period reflected in its style, whilst also showing no modern trace elements. The TL certificate with its full report will accompany this lot. Please note: The item on the right in the last picture is not for sale and is there to provide an accurate representation of the size of the skyphos. Size: L:270mm / W:382mm ; 2.8Kg Provenance: Private London collection; previously with Edmund Bourke, MD., Yonkers, NY.; ex. Ye Olde Curiosite Shoppe, Arnold Saslow, South Orange, NJ., 6/25/2005.

Lot 462

Ca. 525-500 BC. A large Etruscan amphora by Micali painter with double sided panels of black and red sirens are beautifully rendered as well as looming pairs of eyes and accented in ivy. The actual name of the prolific Etruscan black-figure vase-painter, is unknown. Nevertheless, consistent individual characteristics of style suggest a most unique talent. He is called the Micali Painter, having been named in honor of the Italian scholar who first published some of the vases he painted. This is a splendid example of his work Amphora stands 16" tall and has had expert museum grade restoration. It was purchased in Frankfurt, Germany in the early 1960s. Estimated Value $7,500 - 15,000. This piece has been precisely dated having undergone Thermo Luminescence analysis by Ralf Kotalla, an independent German Laboratory. The samples collected date the piece to the period reflected in its style, whilst also showing no modern trace elements. Its TL certificate with full report will also accompany this lot. Size: L:430mm / W:250mm ; 3.09kg Provenance: Property of a London Art Gallery; formerly acquired on the US Art market; previously in the collection of N. and E. Keefer, purchased in Frankfurt, Germany in the early 1960s.

Lot 466

Ca. 350 BC. A black-glazed pottery hydria with a characteristic bulbous body with a short, splayed foot, a funnel-shaped neck decorated with a band of laurel, dotted ovolo on the rim, and three handles. Two horizontal ones were used to lift a vessel filled with water, while the vertical one, located at the back - when pouring and holding a vase. This type of vessel was popular during the Classical period of Ancient Greece, from around 500 BC to 323 BC. It was mostly used for storing and carrying water and was typically made from clay and glazed with black paint. It is also noteworthy for its distinctive ribbed design, which was created by pressing the edges of the clay vessel against a ribbed mold before it was fired in a kiln. The ribbed design of the hydria was not just for aesthetic purposes but also had a practical function. The ridges served to strengthen the walls of the vessel, and also made it easier to hold, as the handle was fixed to the top ridge. For a similar, see The National Archaeological Museum, Athens, Inventory Number: 2336. Size: L:375mm / W:275mm ; 2.86kgProvenance: Private collection, Sussex, UK, acquired prior to 1956.

Lot 475

Ancient Greece, Athens, ca. 6th century BCE.. A wheel-thrown lekythos with straight walls that rise to a flat shoulder which tapers to a corseted cylindrical neck, a flared and in-folded rim, and a high-arching handle joining neck and shoulder, all sitting upon a discoid foot. The black-glazed exterior boasts areas of red-figure artistry, including a dancing woman dressed in a long, flowing robe on the body of the vessel and radiating striations adorning the shoulder. Lekythoi were used for storing oil used for a wide variety of purposes in the Classical World. While larger examples were usually designated for keeping olive oil, smaller more delicate examples were reserved for the bath to store precious unguents of sweet and floral aromas. Given the tall aspect of this piece, it was likely used to store olive oil for special gatherings. Perhaps the most exciting innovation in Greek vase painting was the red-figure technique, invented in Athens around 525 BCE and beloved by other artists of Magna Graecia. The red-figure technique allowed for much greater flexibility as opposed to the black-figure technique, for now the artist could use a soft, pliable brush rather than a rigid metal graver to delineate interior details, play with the thickness of the lines, as well as build up or dilute glazes to create chromatic effects. The painter would create figures by outlining them in the natural red of the vase, and then enrich these figural forms with black pigment to suggest volume, details, at times perspectival depth, and movement, bringing those silhouettes and their environs to life. Beyond this, fugitive pigments made it possible for the artist to create additional layers of interest and detail as we see in this example. Provenance: private New York, New York, USA collection; ex-private T.G. collection, Williston, Florida, USA, #2033, acquired in 2000 All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back.Size: L:188mm / W:54mm ; 295gProvenance: private New York, New York, USA collection; ex-private T.G. collection, Williston, Florida, USA, #2033, acquired in 2000

Lot 483

Ca. 400-300 BC. A terracotta lebes gamikos, a delicately formed "marriage vase" with an inverted bell-shaped body and its characteristic pair of horizontal strap handles set on either shoulder. The mouth with a raised rim on which would have rested a discoid lid with a knobbed handle. The vessel sits on a low, circular foot. The lower part of the body is embellished with a set of black and brown bands and through the shoulder runs a decorative register of checkered pattern.Size: L:145mm / W:160mm ; 415gProvenance: Property of a central London Gallery; formerly in a South English estate collection; acquired in the 1990s from Andre de Munter, Brussels, Belgium; previously in and old European collection.

Lot 508

Ca. 400-300 BC. A blackware guttus with a rounded, convex-shaped body, a single loop handle, a high spout with a funnel mouth and an everted rim adorned with concentric rings, and a raised, tiered spool foot. The tondo is decorated with the head of Medusa. For a similar, see CVA Napoli, Museo Nazionale 2, IV.E.12, pls. (1047,1058) 25.4, 36.2. Beazley archive vase no. 9006026.Size: L:109mm / W:120mm ; 190gProvenance: London Ancient Art Gallery, ex NYC collection 1990's, ex. Fortuna Fine Arts, NYC.

Lot 1001

Argenta Sweden vase by Wilhelm Kage for Gustuvsberg Sweden, circa 1930 - 1940, height approx 14.5cm, diameter approx 12cm

Lot 1014

Clarice Cliff "My Garden" vase height approx 18cm, marked Clarice Cliff Newport Pottery Co

Lot 1028

Clarice Cliff ceramic fish form vase marked to base, (height 26cm approx).

Lot 1053

Belleek decorated ceramic table vase shamrock decorated, with pierced upper rim, and footed base, black mark to base, (height 22cm approx).

Lot 1065

Large Australian Ivan Englund pottery vase in brown, blue and grey glaze, signed to base, 22cm diameter, 35cm high approx

Lot 1066

Remued Australian pottery vase with applied twig handle, height approx 9cm, incised Remued 1515

Lot 1068

Melrose Ware blue gum leaf vase height approx 11 cm

Lot 1070

Good Melrose Ware deep blue gum leaf vase height approx 12.5cm

Lot 1071

Large Kookaburra Australian pokerwork vase with original Humphrey sticker to base, height 31cm approx

Lot 1075

MCP (Aust) vase with dancer "tide marks" inside fr "tide marks" inside from previous contents, height approx 21cm

Lot 1076

Melrose Ware drip glaze two handled vase height approx 10 cm, width approx 25cm

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