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Lot 355
A Chinese porcelain blue monochrome Gu vase, Wanli six-character mark, of typical form with ribbed lugs to the sides, the exterior with an all-over deep cobalt glaze, blue six character mark of Wanli (1573-1620) to the underside, unglazed foot rim, recessed base, 25cm high, presented on a carved wood base, 29cm high overall Condition Report: Stand - some surface scratching and wear but no missing sections, the vase appears to fit well on the stand but suggest these two pieces are associated. Vase - Some surface scratching and wear. There are three small patches to the body which appear to have been over-painted in black, please see the additional images provided for clarification on this.
Lot 386
A selection of Chinese porcelain, 19th century and later, to include three famille rose decorated Canton plates, 20cm diameter, a blue and white decorated bowl, 15.5cm diameter, a Canton ladle, 13.5cm long, a pair of Republic period style bottle vases, 7.5cm high, a Chinese cloisonne vase, 23.5cm high, an 18th century style export miniature coffee cup, 4.5cm high, and seven straits type porcelain miniature saucers, 6.5cm diameter (16) (at fault)CR: Heavy denting to the cloisonné vase. Several patches show loss to the enamel and the wirework. Heavy scratching and wear throughout. See pictures.Heavy scratching, wear and loss to the enamelling and gilt of the Canton plates throughout. There are a few chips to the borders, the largest being approximately 10mm.The blue and white bowl has a chip to the rim approx. 1cm wide, and a hairline crack running from the chip into the bowl.There is a chip approximately 1cm wide to the base of the cup, and moderate wear and loss to the gilt and enamel detail.Areas of heavy loss to the enamel of the ladle, particularly around the bowl - see pictures.There is a split to one of the miniature saucers, approximately 0.5cm wide - and heavy loss to the glazing around the split. All saucers show heavy scratching, wear and loss of detail to the decoration - pictures have been provided to illustrate.The miniature vases are in good order overall.
Lot 396
A Chinese porcelain famille rose bowl, Qianlong (1736-1795), of circular form and externally decorated with multiple figures in a polychrome palette, 20cm diameter, with a Chinese Canton plate, 19.5cm diameter, a Japanese satsuma vase, Meiji period (1868-1912), 27cm high, and a Japanese Kutani vase, 34.5cm high (4) (at fault)
Lot 401
A collection of Chinese blue and white porcelain, 19th century and later, to include a baluster vase, 24.5cm high, a cylindrical ginger jar and cover, 16cm high, a tea kettle and liner, 12.5cm high, two small tea bowls, 6.8cm diameter, three assorted handled teapots and cover, a Ming dynasty ginger jar, and another similar, and a selection of further Chinese porcelain etc. (Qty) (at fault)
Lot 423
A selection of Japanese Imari porcelain, 19th century and later comprising, a large jardiniere decorated with ogee shaped reserves, depicting figures and floral motifs, apocryphal six character Chenghua mark to the reverse, 26cm diameter, a further Imari bowl, in the 18th century Chinese export style, 25cm diameter, a petal cut oval serving plate, 31cm wide and a begonia shaped vase, decorated with two shaped reserves depicting a geisha in an elaborate kimono and floral motifs verso, against a red ground, 22cm high (4) (at fault)
Lot 424
A pair of Japanese Satsuma vases, Meiji period (1868-1912), each of square section form and decorated with flora, fauna and figures, unmarked, 19cm high, with a Japanese Satsuma Shimazu bottle vase, Meiji period (1868-1912) decorated with two panels depicting geisha and sages, with zoomorphic lug handles, 15cm high (3) (at fault) CONDITION REPORT:The square section vases each show fine surface crazing throughout, rubbing to the gilt highlights (extensive around the rims), the odd small firing pit and frit, and the odd glazing fault.The bottle vase shows a repair to the rim, fine surface crazing and rubbing to the gilt highlights throughout.
Lot 429
A Chinese porcelain prunus pattern lamp base, 20th century, the cong shaped vase later converted to a lamp base, and decorated with white prunus branches, against a brown ground, raised on a wooden base, with twin light fitting, 65cm high overall, with a further Chinese porcelain rouleau shaped lamp base, decorated with extensive calligraphy to the exterior, 66cm high (2) Lighting lots are sold as decorative items only, prospective buyers must consult with a qualified electrician before use or installation of these items.
Lot 460
A West German vase of large proportions by Scheurich-Keramik, mid 20th century, of lobed form with graduated glazed and unglazed finish, relief moulded maker's mark and "292-40" to base, 40cm high, with three further large West German mid-century vases to include a "fat lava" example, 40.5cm high and twelve West German art pottery vases, mid 20th century, to include textured, graduated glaze and lustre examples in various shapes and sizes, the largest 21cm high, with a lidded beer stein, 16cm high with two smaller unlidded examples (19)
Lot 493
A Royal Albert Old Country Roses part dinner service, comprising eight dinner pates, 26.5cm diameter, eight salad plates, 21cm diameter, eleven side plates, 16cm diameter, seven dessert bowls, 16.5cm diameter, meat plate, 41.5cm wide, two tureens, 29.5cm wide, gravy boat and stand, 21.5cm wide, ten teacups, 8cm high, eleven saucers, 14cm wide, two teapots, tallest 19.5cm high, coffee pot, 26cm high, milk jug, 11cm high, sugar bowl, 11cm wide, four further serving dishes, widest 26cm, a posy vase, 18.5cm high, and four napkins, 43.5cm x 43.5cm (Qty)
Lot 498
A Meissen twin snake handled vase, late 19th or early 20th century, from a design by Ernst August Leuteritz modelled in 1861, the ovoid body painted with floral sprays and raised on an ornate knopped domed foot, gilt highlights throughout, 2nd quality, underglaze blue crossed swords struck through, 38.5cm high (at fault) CONDITION REPORT:The piece shows minor surface wear and rubbing to the gilt highlights throughout, and two chips and an associated area of gold paint to the foot rim. The body of the piece sits slightly off vertical on the foot section.
Lot 5
A Victorian silver pin dish, Samuel Walton Smith, Birmingham 1894, the circular bowl with flower head design to centre, with pierced scrolling border, 12.5cm x 12.5cm, together with a George VI miniature silver toast rack, Harrods Ltd, Birmingham 1938, 7.6cm long, a silver posy vase with brass liner, Harrison & Hipwood, Birmingham 1912, 13.7cm high, an Edwardian silver vesta case, Joseph Gloster, Birmingham 1907, 6.2cm x 4.3cm, a further Edwardian silver vesta case, Arthur Cook, Birmingham 1903, 4cm x 3cm, and a pair of silver sugar tongs, a further pair of Victorian silver sugar tongs, 'CB', London 1899, 9.3cm long, and a blue glass scent bottle with blue glass body, silver coloured cover and pierced grille, gross weight (excluding liner and bottle) 7.01ozt (7)
Lot 503
A selection of twenty 19th century and later Staffordshire figures, to include a posy vase modelled as a donkey carrying two flower baskets with front leg raised, upon a naturalistic ground, 18cm high, a figure of Napoleon upon a marble effect base, 21.5cm high, a figural group of a couple entitled 'tennis cricket', 18.5cm high, four figural groups depicting the Royal Children in Scottish dress with sheep, tallest, 20.5cm high, two Mother Goose figures, tallest 20cm, and fourteen further assorted models, measuring between 14cm and 23.5cm high (20) (at fault)
Lot 511
A Moorcroft stem vase in the "Sweet Thief" pattern by Rachel Bishop, signed, numbered "805" and dated "1.10.01", issued as a "One Star" piece for the Moorcroft Collectors Club, 16.5cm high; with a further numbered edition stem vase by Rachel Bishop, monogrammed, numbered "161" and dated "2014", 13.5cm high; a Moorcroft Collectors Club stem vase in the "Sycamore" pattern, 10.5cm high; and a Moorcroft posy vase of small proportions, 5.5cm high (4)
Lot 513
A Moorcroft bowl and cover in the Hibiscus pattern on a green ground, mid 20th century, impressed marks and paper label to base, 17cm diameter; with a Moorcroft Clematis pattern posy vase, mid 20th century, impressed marks and paper label to base, 10cm high (at fault); a Moorcroft Pansy pattern posy vase, 9cm high; and a Moorcroft waisted mug in the Violet pattern, 8.5cm high (4)
Lot 516
William Moorcroft for James MacIntyre, a Florian Ware posy vase in the "Wild Rose" pattern, circa 1900, of slender gourd form, brown printed maker's mark, "RdNo 327733", incised monogram and painted "M.708" to base, 17.5cm high (at fault) CONDITION REPORT:The piece shows evidence of restoration to the rim, the odd nibble to high points, and crazing throughout.
Lot 517
William Moorcroft for James MacIntyre, a Florian Ware posy vase in the "Poppy" pattern, circa 1900, of ovoid form with garlic bulb neck, brown printed maker's mark, incised monogram and painted "M.707" to base, 10cm high (at fault) CONDITION REPORT:The piece shows evidence of restoration to the rim, chips and nibbles to high points, and crazing throughout.
Lot 708
A near pair of early 18th century oak chairs, each with a vase shaped splat over a board seat, raised upon turned baluster and block supports, united by peripheral cross stretchers, 99cm high (at fault) (2) CONDITION REPORT:Both chairs show movement in the frames and open joints. One also shows a loose panel to the seat and woodworm damage and losses to the leg structure. Both may have been reduced in height at some point in the past.
Lot 824
A Victorian satin birch/birds eye maple and upholstered open armchair, the top rail centred with a carved leaf swept crest over a green velour button back, extending to down swept padded arms and scrolled foliate terminals, above the straight front buttoned seat, upon turned vase shaped front legs and plain back swept rear legs with brass castors, 98cm high
Lot 118
Satsuma covered bowl, of compressed form, decorated with immortals, 7cm, on a hardwood stand; another Satsuma bowl, decorated with flowers, stork and Mount Fuji, the sides with irises, seal mark, 6cm on a hardwood stand; a pair of small Satsuma ovoid vases, decorated with immortals, seal marks, 9cm; an Imari bottle vase, scale ground panels, 13cm, on a wooden stand; a pair of miniature Satsuma baluster-shape vases, 6cm; and a pair of Japanese porcelain bottle vases, 8.5cm.Qty: 9Condition report:One of the smallest pair of vases has a restored rim, the other has a chip. Otherwise they appear to be good, showing some light wear and rubbing to gilt on the edges, some are a bit crazed to the surfaces.
Lot 119
Satsuma koro of compressed spherical form, decorated with immortals, painted in colours and gilt, replaced metal cover, 13cm overall; Satsuma ovoid vase, panels painted with immortals, bearing a seal mark, 16cm; and a Satsuma bottle vase, richly tooled gilt decoration, flowers and foliage, four-character mark, 24cm. (3)Qty: 3Condition report:The bottle vase has a chip to the top rim, and has wear/chipping to the tooled gilt decortion around the neck. The others have no chips or cracks, but all are showing rugbbing to gilt on the edges and rims, all are showing some crazing.
Lot 185
Swiss enamel, silver and gilt metal dressing table strut clock, marked Geneve, 935, oval guilloché dial with Arabic numerals, jewelled surmount, key-wind movement, 10cm; white metal and parcel gilt salt, scallop and dragon bowl, entwined dolphin support, height 11cm; a white metal vase, finely chased and engraved decortion with birds, cherubs and trophies, 10cm; and an Edwardian silver sweetmeat basket, Samuel M Levi, Birmingham 1909. (4)Qty: 3Condition report:The enamel is good on the clock just a little faded in colour on the edges. The very outer rim on enamel around the edge has a few small chips. Please see the added photos online.
Lot 17
AMENDED DECSRIPTION - A Royal Worcester two handled pedestal slender ovoid vase painted with pears & blackberries within a gilt cartouche on a cobalt blue ground, green printed mark, RN 2319, 1739 impressed mark k4 32cms high PLEASE NOTE the cover pictured belongs with the larger vase in Lot 5
Lot 30
A Walter Moorcroft bud vase, pomegranate pattern, c1947-1953 Walter Moorcroft initial mark with MOORCROFT and MADE IN ENGLAND; a Walter Moorcroft EPNS mounted pedestal fruit bowl, Big Poppy pattern, white ground, turquoise base, c1947-1953 Walter Moorcroft initial mark with MOORCROFT and MADE IN ENGLAND (crazing to glaze, stains to bowl & base, chip to base); a pair of fluted bud vases, flow glazed in tones of blue & ochre 15cms high
Lot 5
Coalport blue ground two handled ovoid vase, painted with a view of a castle titled Near Dover, by E O Ball, reserved on a dark blue ground gilt with flowering branches on a spreading gilt and buff ground c.1920, printed green marks, gilt pattern no. V7586/M/S273 21cm high; another smaller unsigned 17.5cms high c.1920
Lot 96
Decorative Glass - A mid 20th century Murano vetri duo banded spherical ashtray; a pair of Kosta Boda type candleholders in the form of lotus flowers; a studio glass sculpture in the form of a rampant horse; a Dansk Glas scent diffuser; coloured glass paperweights;Victorian vaseline glass vase etc
Lot 99A
A Scottish Bo'ness Pottery jasperware style tobacco jar & cover decorated with classical Greek Muses, impressed marks inscribed pattern mark 3573 1/2; a pair of Wedgwood jasperware plates; a W. Adams & Sons small baluster shaped vase, transferred printed with a oriental countryside scene on an orange ground, the base marked 'This pattern was arranged by J Cutts Des. the well known artist and published by W. Adams & Sons in c.1835 England'
Lot 809
A GROUP OF FOUR GIEN FAIENCE VASES including a late 19th century example, with twin grotesque snake handles, and a body decorated with armorials, 24cm high, a 2nd half 19th century twin-handled baluster vase, decorated in blues and golds, 22cm high, a late 19th century sleeve vase, 26cm high, and an early 20th century twin-handled vase, with a blue ground on a turned pedestal base, 36.5cm high (4)
Lot 820
A GIEN FAIENCE COVERED BALUSTER VASE late 19th century, the white ground decorated with floral sprays and soft pink borders, the twin handles adorned with masks in relief, on a turned pedestal base, 41cm high, together with a Gien faience covered urn, late 19th century, similarly decorated in white ground with floral panelling, and ram's head handles, on a turned pedestal base, 28cm high (2)
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