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ATTRACTIVE AND VARIED COLLECTION OF SHELLS,including a Giant Tun, Tonna galea, Caribbean, 20cm wide, Elephant's Snout, Voluta Aluica, Flinder's Vase, Gilded Cone, Vidua Cone, Imperial Volute, Geography Cone, and numerous further volutes, cones, and vases, the majority with collector's scientific labelsProvenance: the collection of Dr. J. Gordon Todd MBChB FRCA.
INTERESTING AND VARIED COLLECTION OF SHELLS,including a Thorny oyster, 13.5cm long, Pearl oyster, further Thorny-type oyster, Giant Pacific cockle, Shield Cup & Saucer, Elephant Tusk, Common Pacific vase, Commerical Trochus, Wedding Cake Venus, Grand Keyhole Limpit, and further smaller varied specimensProvenance: the collection of Dr. J. Gordon Todd MBChB FRCA.
INTERESTING AND VARIED COLLECTION OF SHELLS,including a Graceful Fig, Ficus Gracilis, South Japan, 11.5cm, Asian Flame volute, Bladder Moon, Abelone, Screw Turritella, Chocolate Flamed Venus, Ceramic Vase, Tuberculate Ormer, and Lightening Moon, all with collector's scientific labelsProvenance: the collection of Dr. J. Gordon Todd MBChB FRCA.
INTERESTING AND VARIED COLLECTION OF SHELLS,including a Banded Bonnet, Phalium bandatum bandatum, Northern Australia, 9.5cm long, Scorpio Conch, Helmet Vase, Pacific Star, Perry's Triton, General Cone, True Harp, the majority with collector's scientific labelsProvenance: the collection of Dr. J. Gordon Todd MBChB FRCA.
3 still life watercolours, all signed with monogram NC, 33cm x 24cm, framedImage with white flowers is in good original condition, taller vase has some foxing along the bottom edge, image with penknife has foxing over the surface of the table, no fading or paper damage, modern frames and mounts
An 18th century Paktong ‘Gu’ vase, circa 1740-70Of archaistic form, the bulb or bulbous body with a domed foot and pronounced flared rim, height 30cm, rim diameter 41.4cmLiterature: For a pair of vases of similar form, engraved with the arms of John Parker of Brawsholme, Member of Parliament for Clitheroe, Lancashire, see Keith Pinn, ‘Paktong: The Chinese Alloy in Europe 1680-1820’, p. 44, pl.5.
A George III fruitwood, walnut and oak high-back corner chair, with prominent ownership stamp, circa 1780 Having a three-part horse-shoe shaped arm rest, raised on turned supports and pierced vase-shaped splats, the superstructure with conforming splat, boarded seat, on square-section tapering legs, joined by plain stretchers all round, one arm rest stamped with the name 'E. EARNSHAW', 72cm wide, 69cm deep, 106cm high, seat height 42cm -- Jentel collected 2/2/23 --
A rare Elizabeth I large joined oak 'cricket-type' centre table, with drawer, circa 1580Having a circular boarded top, a single frieze drawer set within the lower edge moulded rail, and inset plain scroll-profiled spandrels, on three vase-baluster and ball-turned legs, joined by stretchers with lower moulded edge, 96cm diameter, 75cm highProvenance: Doughton Manor, Doughton, GloucestershireThe top is a very good replacement using old numbers, but possibly too many boards.very rare base.
A Charles I oak court cupboard, North Country, circa 1660. Attributed to Durham, from the same workshop as the highly acclaimed ‘Durham’ chairs. See Lot 53 for a Durham chair from the same workshop.Having a fleur-de-lys lunette-carved frieze, raised on bold vase-turned end columns, enclosing a recessed cupboard of two panelled doors centred by two fixed panels, all panels carved with a central stylised leaf-filled lozenge, the lower-section with two large quadruple-panelled cupboard doors, panelled sides, 164cm wide, 163cm high, 57.5cm deepProvenance: Doughton Manor, Doughton, Gloucestershire
A Macintyre Moorcroft Dura ware jug, pattern no. 356816, circa 1902, of 'Kimberly' shape, the body tube line decorated with a motif of stylised open and closed poppies amongst scrolling foliage, in shades of brown and green over a peach ground, printed marks to underside16cm high together with a Moorcroft Pansy pattern bottle vase, decorated over a sage green ground, impressed and painted marks to underside, original paper label 21cm highThe jug in good condition, noting some light crazing and a fwe scratches within the glaze, the vase also in good overall condition, but some blistering to the glaze at the rim and minor glaze chips, also to the rim.
Two Moorcroft Spanish pattern vases, the first of compressed mallet form and decorated over a mottled green ground, impressed and painted marks to the underside 27cm highthe other a narrow stem vase, similarly decorated, painted marks to underside 20cm highThe larger vase in good overall condition, some all over crazing and a fine firing crack (underglaze) around the footrim - see last image. The smaller vase broken and glued with a couple of small losses.
A small pottery baluster vase, signed by the cast of Chu Chin Chow, made during a performance by a Wedgwood potter and used as a prop18.5cm highStaging an enormous run of 2,238 performances at His Majesty’s Theatre in London between 1916 and 1921, Chu Chin Chow is widely acknowledged to be one of the West End’s most successful musical productions.Directed by Oscar Asche and with music by Frederic Norton, the operetta, based on the tale of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, was set in the Eastern Palace belonging to Kasim Baba as he prepares to host a banquet for the titular Chu Chin Chow, a wealthy Chinese merchant. However, when bandit, Abu Hasan, arrives in disguise, a dastardly and comedic plot unfolds.During every performance of Chu Chin Chow, a potter from Wedgwood was brought on stage to throw a pot in front of the audience. The present lot is one such example and has been signed by Asche, Norton and various other members of the cast, including Lily Brayton. A similar example can be seen at the Victoria & Albert Museum (accession number S.56-2003).A few imperfections within the potting, but free from damage or repair.
Charles Schneider for Le Verre Francais, a large Décor Dahlias pattern vase, circa 1920, of trumpet form over a circular spreading foot, the mottled purple body overlaid and acid-etched with a flowering motif, acid etched marks to foot, paper label to underside50cm highSome scratching and scuffing to the base and the rim
Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co., a Tudric pewter and enamel vase, the shouldered cylindrical body cast in low relief and embellished with four enamelled cartouches of stylised leaf form, stamped '02510' to the underside 20cm high together with a Liberty & Co. Tudric vase attributed to Oliver Baker, the waisted cylindrical body with a planished finish and two wrythen handles, stamped 'MADE IN ENGLAND ''TUDRIC'' MADE BY LIBERTY & CO 030 SOLKETS' to the underside 18cm highThe Knox vase in good overall condition with no apparent damage to the enamelling, but a small scratch to the side of the pewter body. THe other vase with a very slightly miss-shapen rim, otherwise in good condition.
Edvin Ohstrom for Orrefors, a 'Girl and Dove' Ariel glass vase, of tapering opal form in clear crystal and electric blue glass and internally decorated with a bird and female profile, the design heightened with amber staining, acid-etched marks to underside21cm highIn good condition, free from damage or repair, very light surface wear only.
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