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Click here to subscribeMOORCROFT PLAQUE - AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND a rectangular plaque in the Christmas Bells design, designed by V Lovell and made for the Australian and New Zealand market, in a wooden frame (marked 10.4.14, 29.5cms by 9cms, frame 35.5cms by 15.5cms). Also with a trial vase in the Rarotonga design, part of the Dateline Collection for the Millenium, marked 15.2.99 (10.5cms high). (2)
DELFT CHARGER a 18thc blue and white charger, painted with a leaping animal in the centre and repeating patterns around the centre and rim, 35cms diameter (various chips and area of restoration to rim). Also with another delft blue and white charger painted with a flowering tree and flowers (34.5cms diameter, cracked and damages), and a blue and white delft dish painted with a vase and flowers (31cms diameter, cracked and damages). (3)
DELFT PLATES 9 various 18thc delft plates and a bowl, including a plate painted with Chinese figures around the rim and vases of flowers (23cms dia), a plate painted with a spongeware effect tree in the centre (22cms dia), a small plate painted with a vase and flowers (18cms dia), and various other plates. Various damages. (10)
WORCESTER DISH - DYSON PERRINS MUSEUM a late 18thc/early 19thc square dish in the Dragons in Compartments pattern, with a label for the Dyson Perrins Museum, Item No M1856, 22.5cms across. Also with a Chamberlain Worcester botanical dish with blue border (26.5cms diameter), a Chamberlain Worcester botanical plate (23cms diameter),a large Chamberlain Worcester plate with panels of flowers and cobalt blue border around the rim (28cms dia), a miniature Chamberlain Worcester vase (9cms high, marked Chamberlain Regent China, Worcester) and a pair of plates painted with panels of flowers (unmarked, 21.5cms dia). (7)
COPELAND ROYAL YACHT CUP & SAUCER - KING EDWARD VII a single cup and saucer with alternating circular reserves for King Edward VII and The Royal Yacht, retailed by T Goode & Co, saucer 12cms diameter. Also with a pair of urn shaped Chelsea style porcelain salts, each painted with exotic birds (6cms high, one with gold anchor mark), a pearlware vase in the imari style with gilded decoration, and two coffee cans. (7)
ROYAL WORCESTER SIGNED VASE - E TOWNSEND a small vase painted with fruit and foliage, signed E Townsend (10.5cms high), also with a small Royal Worcester dish painted with fruit on a mossy ground, signed Roberts (9.5cms across), and a blush ivory jug painted with flowers, marked 1094, 14cms high. (3)
CHINESE MING STYLE JUN ZHUN VASE Qing Dynasty, a 19thc stoneware vase of archaic bronze form, with a central bulbous section and vertical flanges to the body. With a flared rim and with a high fired purple glaze to the exterior, the interior with a turquoise flecked glaze. Unmarked, 25cms high, rim 20cms across
A Legras French art glass vasedecorated with an enamelled scene of two swans in a lake beside woodland, signed Legras, 24cm highNo cracks, chips, damages or repairs. There are some typical light surface scratches to the base commensurate with age and wear. There are a few faults/losses of enamels, mainly to the tree trunk and some branches.Please see additional images.
A Bewdley Art glass cylindrical vase by George Elliott, decorated with blue, green and brown swirls, signed, 20cm highGeorge Elliot (1933-1988) graduated from the Royal College of Art following his National service and became a designer for Stevens and Williams. After a spell teaching in the 1960s, he began making his own glass.
Otto Thamm for Fritz Heckert, a Silesian Art Nouveau or Jugendstil iridescent art glass vase in the 'King Tut' patterncirca 1900-10with a pinched triangular top above a baluster shape and spreading circular foot,unsigned, 21cm highCondition overall is good with no cracks, chips, damages or repairs.
A pair of good John Rose Coalport platescirca 1805-10of typical lobed form, with painted decoration attributable to independent decoration by William Billingsley at Mansfield (or by another working in Billingsley's atelier, under his supervision), featuring a vase and an urn of tightly packed flowers in bold contrasting colours, with a broad deep cobalt and gilt border,unmarked, 22.5cm diameter(2)Both plates generally in good condition with no serious damages or repairs. One plate has a small y-shaped crazing line to the underside and the other has a foot rim chip and a few further small foot rim ribble. The painting to the centre remains in a good condition with no obvious rubbing or scratches. One plate has some slight rubbing to approximately 1/3rd of the rim.
A group of Coalport porcelain, 19th and early 20th centuriesgreen colourway, comprising a pair of dessert sauce tureens with covers, a pair of demitasse cups and saucers, a landscape ewer vase (restored); assorted dessert dishes and one yellow cup with matched saucer, printed factory marks (25)
A group of assorted English pottery19th/20th centurycomprising a Minton 'Amherst Japan' part service, comprising eight plain cups, four fluted breakfust cups, three further cups, fifteen saucers, cream jug; a sideplate, circular stand and a pair of twin-handled cake plates; together with a large breakfast cup and saucer, printed and over-painted with a vase of flowers, unmarked, saucer 19cm diameter; an earthenware mug, transfer-printed with chinoiserie panels of figures, 7.5cm high; a Victorian tea kettle, decorated with pink and yellow flowers against a black ground, with peach spout and handle, numbered 5828 to base, 18cm high; a pair of William Adderley child's size teacups and saucers, printed in green with the 'Spring' pattern; together with a further child's size teacup and saucer, printed in blue with a pheasant and panels of flowers; a pair of Hilditch & Sons 'Eskimo Child' teacups and saucers, transfer-printed in blue, printed 'H&S' factory marks; a small pearlware, printed and over-painted with a moth and flowers, 13cm diameter and a Coalport 'Green Dragon' egg stand complete with six egg cups (qty, two trays)Provenance: The Malcolm Sargeant Collection.
A pair of English porcelain vases, probably Coalportcirca 1830of twin-handled form with reeding to lower portion and fluting on the contracting neck, on square pedestal bases, painted with single panels of birds on an overall green and pale yellow ground with gilt, lacking covers, unmarked,20cm high (2)Both vases secured to bases with bolts. One vase has four hairlines to the inner neck and two flakes to the gilding of the inner mouth. This same vase had had some restoration to the lower portions both of the handles, which have been repainted and regilded. The upper portion of the handles also have some hairlines.The second vase has had no restoration. There is a hairline to the underside of the foot rim and there is a small associated regilded chip to the base. One handle has a hairline beneath the middle loop
A collection of assorted English cream and other jugs19th centurycomprising a James Dixon chinoiserie jug with pewter cover (a.f), 26cm high; a Copeland and Garrett Felspar cream jug; a scarce Charles Bourne Staffordshire imari cream jug, circa 1825, painted 'CB 625' in iron red, further cream jugs, together with further 19th and 20th-century ceramics, including a mid-19th century spill vase, painted with flowers, 10cm high; a Minton miniature pot pourri basket, H669 (a.f); a Crown Staffordshire plain white coffee set with GRVI monogram to the base; a Coalport bell decorated with fruit, signed M.P; two Coalport rectangular tubs and covers; assorted Coalport cottages, four KLM Delft decanter houses (lacking contents) etc(qty, two trays)Provenance: The Malcolm Sargeant Collection.
A collection of assorted art and other potteryincluding a French or Belgian green-glazed vase, 19cm high; a pair of Jackfield brown and cream glazed bud vases, 17.5cm high and a Jackfield jug, 24cm high; a green Spanish Paco Tito jug with pinched spout, 12cm high; a Hartrox pottery 'Dee Cee' imported jug, 13.6cm high; a pair of Ronuk blue vases, 11.5cm high; Siam Celadon vase; a Danish studio pottery twin-handled vase (artist signed); a Tourhourt (Belgium) art pottery vase with three handles, 23.5cm high etc (qty, two trays)
An Austrian Augarten Vienna 'Rote Rosen' tea/coffee service20th centurycomprising teapot and cover, coffee pot and cover, sucrier and cover, pair of further preserve or condiment jars and covers, small cream jug and large milk jug, eight cups and seven saucers, eight side plates, 19cm diameter and a small circular dish, together with a matching jardiniere, 12cm high and matching baluster table lamp, overall height excluding fitting 28cm; and a further Augarten table lamp vase with cover, decorated with a large polychrome arrangement of flowers and supplementary sprigs, overall height 34cm high (approx 34 pcs)Condition throughout is good and it does not appear to have been used. There is no crazing to the glaze. A well looked after service.
A large Chinese famille rose Yen-Yen vase, four-character Qianlong mark but late 20th century, finely painted with auspicious flowers and scrolling foliage against a yellow and pale blue ground, with reserves of European figures in landscapes to the body and flowers and rocks to the neck, between lappet, leaf and Ruyi borders, 49cm high.Provenance: property of an English gentleman private collector.Negligible signs of age.
Thomas Henry Kendall: a carved stained beech architectural arch crestingThe central flower vase issuing multiple acanthus and rocaille scrolls with further flowers against an arch of roiling clouds, over a double-ogee moulding with giltwood husk swag, 140cm wide x 55cm high.Provenance: Acquired in 1957 at the dispersal sale of Thomas Henry Kendall's Chapel Street showroom and studio, thence by descent to the vendor.As found - distressed throughout with mutiple missing elements. Please refer t images.
A small collection of silver, to include; an Alms dish, London 1993, weight approx 13.5oz, a three handled presentation trophy cup, weight approx 4.1oz, four napkin rings, a silver topped glass inkwell, a silver mounted vase, two silver topped glass jars, two silver handled implements and a small silver mounted frame, together with a cased set of four silver plated napkin rings
A pair of Salopian 'Rhodian' vases, decorated with flowers, incised marks on the base, 35cm highAreas of loss to the enamel paint and glaze to the neck of one vase. Crazing to glaze on both. The second vase has a small foot rim chip and a chip to the green border section toward the foot rim. This same vase has a firing crack to the interior of the neck.
A French gilt metal and porcelain Louis XV style clock garniture, late 19th centuryThe clock with urn finial above an arched case inset with a porcelain panel painted with a bucolic scene, flanked by porcelain columns, the porcelain dial with black Arabic numerals around a flower garland, the flanking vases of amphora shape on arched pedestal bases, decorated with rustic landscapes reserved against a claret ground, the ormolu style elements with a partial 'virdigris' finish, clock 42cm high, vases 37cm high.The ormolu style elements to this clock are an alloy, likely spelter. The case and flanking vases appear fair to good with minor signs of age and use. One vase central bolt is a little loose and requires straightening and tightening. The movement winds and strikes but currently has no pendulum so not tested for timekeeping or longevity.
A set of six Victorian mahogany standard dining chairs, of aesthetic movement influence, the canted top rails over vase splats incised with stylised foliage, the stuff-over serpentine seats raised on turned and fluted tapering front supports, stamped J.Reilly's Patent under front rails with diamond registration marks to back of splats, seat height 45cm. (6)
A Victorian silver and cut glass centrepiece epergne, the central fluted column embossed with floral garlands, supporting a cut glass dish in a silver recess with chain link drops above a semi fluted baluster vase with four extending arms, embossed with swags and pineapple finials, each supporting four smaller glass dishes, raised on a canted outswept square base, embossed with swags, flowers and fruit, Horace Wood & Company Limited, London 1900, 48cm high, together with a green baize lined oak carriage box, 59cm high. (2)
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