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Click here to subscribeA GERMAN BAROQUE GILTWOOD VASE STAND circa 1735, the circular top on bold open scrolls centred by a crowned monogram in a cartouche, on a triform base with scroll feet, 95cm high Provenance: Bt. from Jonathan Harris at The Grosvenor House Antiques Fair June, 1996. The monogram is that of Clemens Auguste, the Prince Bishop of Cologne.
A VINCENNES VASE A FLEURS DU PLESSIS ORNE circa 1752, the fluted trumpet-shaped body with elaborate foliage scroll handles, the spreading base fired separately but glazed together, painted with vertical bleu celeste bands, blue interlaced "L" marks on base and inside, 17cm highProvenance: Bt. Woolley & Wallis, 27th November 2002, lot 486.
A RARE ST. CLOUD SOFT PASTE VASE circa 1695-1700, of ovoid form with vertical ribs in relief, each panel painted after du Cerceaux in underglaze blue with typical Jean Bérain style strapwork, scrolls, lambrequins and foliage, 15.5cm highProvenance: From Bernard Dragesco, 9th June 2010. Jules Desurmont, Catalogue No. 824. Probably Bt. Madame Recher in 1931.
Ceramics - an Aynsley Cabbage Rose C1031 teacup signed JA Bailey and saucer, cobalt blue exterior, an Aynsley Tall Ship/Clipper C1234 teacup signed D.Jones, associated saucer, a large West German pottery floor vase; Aynsley Orchard Gold vase; Spode duet set; assorted table china etc
A Chinese blue and white dish with dragon and phoenix decoration, six-character mark and double ring mark to base, 6" dia, a similar mug, two bowls and other itemsCondition:Dish decorated with Pheonix & Dragon decoration: Has a few frits to the rim.Small dish decorated 3 figures: chip to base & frits to rim.Egg cup: chipped top rimSmall vase: chippedSmall bowl: chippedTeacup with handle: Restored rim and is chippedLarger two similar bowls: both chipped and cracked.Any piece not mentioned has no apparent issues.
A Chinese Canton teapot with panelled figure, landscape, bird and insect decoration, 8 1/4" high, another similar teapot, a Royal Richmond vase and Art Nouveau style vaseCondition:Both teapots have numerous chips, the inside of the squat teapots lid is cracked, and the handle on that teapot is cracked as well.The vase has a hairline crack.
An Edwardian weighted silver spill vase, Birmingham 1908, probably for Henry Hobson & Sons, total weight 229.2g, a pair of pressed and cut glass salts with silver rims, marks indistinct, and a cut glass sugar shaker with silver top, Chester 1930, marks for James Deakin & Sons Location: 2.1
A mixed group of ceramics and glass comprising Meissen dark blue and gilt vase, 20th century, decorated with opposing gilt-scrolled cartouche of flowers and an Antoine Watteau-esque scene of lovers in garden setting, painted blue crossed swords and incised shape number, 16.2cm high; together with an early 20th century Meissen coffee cup and saucer, painted in iron red with two fighting cockerels and stylised dragons, painted blue crossed swords, impressed '13', coffee cup 6.5cm high, saucer 14cm diameter; a Meissen teacup and saucer, decorated with floral cartouches against cobalt ground, a small German cream jug, a Royal Worcester cream jug, Coalport cream jug transfer-printed with a Caughley-style print, 10cm high; a pair of Flight Worcester spiral fluted tea bowls, and a pair of engraved 19th-century glass vases and a small optic cut liqueur glass, 10cm high (qty)One Flight Worcester tea bowl and the Coalport cream jug restored.Meissen blue cup and saucer - chip to underside of saucer.Meissen red cup and saucer- short scratch through the enamels to one cockerel on the saucer. Firing crack through base terminus of handle.Meissen vase - no damages.
A small collection of Victorian glassware, comprising a cranberry glass jug, a Bohemian ruby flash-cut vase decorated with stags and other wildlife in wooded landscape, three clear drinking glasses, seven dark green wines, a further dark blue wine, pair of cranberry beakers and a further Bohemian etched green glass with clear stem, tallest 19.8cm
Two Orient and Flume glass vases, latter part of the 20th centurycomprising a limited edition vase designed by Ed Alexander, decorated with stylised iris and green leaves, engraved signature 'Orient & Flume, P0639JX5278, Alexander' alongside an edition number 55 of 300, 21cm high; together with another, smaller vase, further decorated with flowers, signed 'Orient & Flume, CG984 M87', with the original paper label, 11cm high(2)Good condition. No obvious clouding to the glass. The bases have some general wear (scratches) commensurate with general use/age. The smaller vase has a few minute nibbles around the edge of the foot rim.
A collection of English porcelain, comprising three Job Ridgway & Sons dessert plates, circa 1812, pattern 845, painted with three side panels and a central panel of polychrome summer flowers, with a dark blue ground decorated with stylised gold petals, painted pattern number, 21.5cm diameter; together with a pair of Hicks & Meigh bone china lobed triangular low footed dessert dishes, of single-handled form, with a plum wine and yellow border decorated with butterflies, flowers and gilding, painted pattern number, 12cm wide; a pair of Davenport rectangular low footed dessert dishes, circa 1870-86, pattern 506, subtly decorated with gilded and enamel butterflies and trees, broad pale yellow border, printed factory mark in puce, painted pattern number, 24cm wide; a spiral fluted tea bowl, an 18th century fluted cobalt and gilt Worcester coffee cup and saucer; a selection of seven orphaned saucers, including Derby, Coalport and New Hall (Tobacco Leaf); a Copeland plate, 20cm diameter (at fault); together with a small group of Continental ceramics including a pair of late 19th/early 20th century candlesticks; a Dresden bottle vase, 31.5cm high and a French bronzed metal mounted plate, hand-painted with pink, purple and white flowers against a dark blue ground, unmarked, 24cm diameter and 12cm highThumb broken to one candlestick figure. Spiral Fluted tea bowl chipped. Copeland circular dish has been broken into many pieces and reglued. One Job Ridgway plate heavily stained yellow and crazed. One short hairline through foot to one of the Davenport butterfly dishes
A large dinner service in the Fence, Vase and Doves pattern, all pieces unmarked but probably Mason'scirca 1835-40transfer-printed and hand coloured in green, orange and gold, the service comprises three oval serving platters, 49cm wide, 44cm wide and 40cm wide; five oval serving dishes, 33cm wide, two at 27cm wide and two 24cm wide; a pierced meat drainer, 35cm wide; two vegetable serving tureens with covers (one handle re-glued); a sauce tureen with two stands; twenty-eight dinner plates, 26.5cm diameter (one with stapled repair); nine soup plates, 26.5cm diameter; nine sideplates, 20cm diameter, nine medium plates, 23cm diameter; and a pedestal twin-handled bowl (72 pcs including covers)Some pieces with cracks. One vegetable tureen cover with repaired knop. One dinner plate with stapled repair. Some items stained and/or crazed.
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