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Click here to subscribeAn assortment of three late 19th century to early 20th century Arts & Crafts studio art pottery items. The lot to include a Royal Doulton Lambeth glazed vase, a flambé glaze pierced vase in the manner of Burmantofts & Ruskin pottery, together with a tall impressed decorated vase with number 1250 to the underside. Largest vase measuring approx. 30cm tall.
An early 20th Century mahogany extending dining table, the shaped rectangular top with gadrooned border, opening to receive two further leaves, raised on cabriole legs, claw and ball feet and castors, 122 x 148 (222 extended) x 74cms high; together with a set of eight Georgian style mahogany dining chairs, with ornate pierced and carved vase pattern splats, drop-in seats and raised on leaf carved cabriole legs with claw and ball feet (includes two carvers). (9)
A selection of 20th Century Studio Pottery vases, including: Syl Macro Ceramics vase; Rupert Andrews Mocha Ware studio pottery vase; Duncan Hood ‘Summer Winter’ two-sided square form miniature vase; and two others; together with a studio pottery pin dish and cover. (6)
A ROYAL DOULTON FLAMBÉ BALUSTER VASE, decorated with a pastoral scene, of a cottage and fields by a lake, on a red ground, black printed backstamp, 'Flambé' and 8362 to base (also has a Smart water sticker to base and patches that glow under UV light), height 29cm (1) (Condition report: good condition, no obvious damage, UV marked as stated)
A GROUP OF CERAMICS, comprising a twin handled majolica game pie dish and cover, the cover decorated with game in high relief, the dish in the form of a basket has an indistinguishable registration diamond mark to base (firing crack to inside, not visible from outside), a figure group titled 'Death of Nelson' height 14.5cm (small glaze chip to top of head of one figure), a spill vase depicting a poacher with his game, horse and dogs (chip to back of man and hairline), a pair of Medici-style lions each having a front paw raised on a ball, supported on rectangular bases (hairlines, and firing faults especially to bases), and a pair of Arthur Wood blue and white seated spaniels, printed with floral sprays, printed and impressed marks to bases, height 29cm (7) (Condition report: generally fair to good condition, specific obvious damage as listed, all have crazing and would benefit from a clean)
A GROUP OF CERAMICS, to include a Clarice Cliff for Newport Pottery decorative plate, with heavy relief moulding of a basket of flowers, diameter 23cm, printed and impressed marks verso, a Beswick brown, harnessed Shire Mare model no 818 height 21cm (one ear reglued), a Poole Pottery sea lion (crazing), a mid-twentieth century Italian vase decorated with fractured panels of naive style giraffes (glaze chips), and a Poole Pottery Delphis plate diameter 20cm (5) (Condition report: good condition with specific obvious damage as stated)
A GROUP OF AYNSLEY AND MASON'S CERAMICS, comprising an Aynsley Orchard Gold covered vase with twin handles and signature 'D Jones', height 22cm (possibly a second due to backstamp), and cabinet plate with 'N Brunt' signature, diameter 26.5cm, a Mason's 'Brown Velvet' jug height 19cm, a Mason's Mandalay octagonal baluster vase, and small shallow bowl, a Mason's Mandarin square cake plate, a Mason's plate having rim embossed with oak branches, and a central titled image 'The Royal Pavilion at Brighton', and an Aynsley Pembroke bud vase (8) (Condition report: good condition, some light scratches but otherwise no obvious damage)
A BAY WEST GERMAN FAT LAVA BALUSTER VASE AND BAY FAT LAVA EWER, the red ground vase with textured red /orange /yellow swirls to front and back, moulded mark including '84 45', height 45cm, the ewer with orange / red and black glazes, moulded mark including '67 30', height 30cm (2) (Condition report: the vase has a small patch of glaze loss on the outer rim, there is another on two of the swirls, there is a glaze fault to the foot rim of the vase and a firing fault / hole to the underside of the foot rim, the ewer appears to be in good order)
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