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Click here to subscribeVASE MIT OSTERGLOCKEN. Gallé, Emile. Nancy. Material: Farbloses Glas, milchig weiß hinterfangen. Überfang in Grün, Gelb und Orange. Maße: H.28cm. Marke: Auf Wandung bez. "Gallé". Zustand A/B. Emile Gallé Frankreich Jugendstil / Art Déco 19./20. Jh.Erläuterungen zum KatalogErfragen Sie hier einen Zustandsbericht oder setzen Sie sich mit unseren Experten in Verbindung: antik@van-ham.com
VASE MIT FARNDEKOR. Gallé, Emile. Nancy. Material: Farbloses Glas milchig weiß, rosa und grün hinterfangen. Überfang in Grün. Maße: H.26cm. Marke: Auf Wandung bez. "Gallé". Zustand A/B. Emile Gallé Frankreich Jugendstil / Art Déco 19./20. Jh.Erläuterungen zum KatalogErfragen Sie hier einen Zustandsbericht oder setzen Sie sich mit unseren Experten in Verbindung: antik@van-ham.com
VASE MIT FLUSSLANDSCHAFT. Material: Farbloses Glas, milchig weiß und grün hinterfangen, Überfang in Braun. Maße: H.26cm. Marke: Marke in der Art von Gallé. Zustand A/B. Jugendstil / Art DécoErläuterungen zum KatalogErfragen Sie hier einen Zustandsbericht oder setzen Sie sich mit unseren Experten in Verbindung: antik@van-ham.com
KONVOLUT 2 JAGDBECHER, 1 VASE. Meister/Entwerfer: Deutschland. Technik: Silber. Gewicht: Ca. 730g. Maße: H.12,5cm/17cm. Zweimal Halbmond & Krone, zweimal 925, einmal 800, versch. Meistermarken. Zustand B. SilberErläuterungen zum KatalogErfragen Sie hier einen Zustandsbericht oder setzen Sie sich mit unseren Experten in Verbindung: antik@van-ham.com
GROßE VASE "ALLEGORIE DES WASSERS". Meissen. Technik: Porzellan, farbig und gold staffiert. Maße: H.62cm. Marke: Schwertermarke, 1 Schleistrich, 320. Zustand C. Meissen Deutschland PorzellanErläuterungen zum KatalogErfragen Sie hier einen Zustandsbericht oder setzen Sie sich mit unseren Experten in Verbindung: antik@van-ham.com
GROßE VASE MIT SEEROSEN. Material: Farbloses Glas, milchig weiß und hellrot hinterfangen. Überfang in Rotbraun. Maße: H.31cm. Marke: Marke in der Art von Gallé. Zustand A/B. Jugendstil / Art DécoErläuterungen zum KatalogErfragen Sie hier einen Zustandsbericht oder setzen Sie sich mit unseren Experten in Verbindung: antik@van-ham.com
KONVOLUT VASE, WEINKARAFFE, 4 SCHALEN VERSCHIEDEN. Meister/Entwerfer: Verschiedene Herkunft, u.a. Deutschland und Italien. Technik: Silber. Gewicht: Ca. 1356g. Verschieden gemarkt. Zustand B. SilberErläuterungen zum KatalogErfragen Sie hier einen Zustandsbericht oder setzen Sie sich mit unseren Experten in Verbindung: antik@van-ham.com
EISKÜHLER UND BLATTSCHALE "KURLAND". KPM. Berlin. Technik: Porzellan, sparsam gold staffiert. Maße: H. Kühler 17,5cm. Schale 24x18,5cm. Marke: Zeptermarke, Reichsapfel in Rot, "Herrn Fritz Lochner" in Gold und "DER STERN WEIHNACHTEN 1966" in Schwarz. Zustand A. Beilage: Vase Bisquitporzellan. KPM. KPM Deutschland PorzellanErläuterungen zum KatalogErfragen Sie hier einen Zustandsbericht oder setzen Sie sich mit unseren Experten in Verbindung: antik@van-ham.com
Vase in Montierung Ludwig Moser & Söhne, Meierhöfen bei Karlsbad - um 1900 Balusterförmiger Korpus, an Hals und Schulter Wolkenhimmel mit Sonne, die Montierung mit seitlichen Zierhenkeln, unten reliefierte Segelboote auf dem Meer. Farbloses Glas, grün und opakweiß überfangen, geätzter Dekor, Polier- und Reliefgoldmalerei, Metall goldfarben lackiert. H. 28,5 cm. - Vgl. Höltl, Das Böhmische Glas 1700-1950, Passau 1995, Bd. IV, S. 213, Nr. IV.371.Blumenvase, böhmisches Glas, Glasvase, Jugendstilvase
Große Vase Missoni für Arte Vetro, Murano - um 1980 Konischer, amphoraförmiger Korpus mit kurzem Hals und ausschwingendem Mündungsrand. Farbloses, schwarz unterfangenes sowie rot, blau und gelb marmoriertes Glas. Am Boden gemarkt sowie Modell "Olimpo 964". H. 32,5 cm.Blumenvase, Glasdesign, Italienisches Glas, modernes Glas
Archaisierende Vase mit Blütendekor Japan, 20. Jh. Über rundem Stand gedrückt kugelbauchiger Korpus mit langem Hals, daran zwei stilisierte, zoomorphe Handhaben; die Wandung flächendeckend dekoriert mit Reliefbändern mit Wabenstruktur, Ranken- oder Zickzackmäander, am Hals umlaufender Cloisonnéfries mit Blüten auf rotem Fond, auf der Bauchung geschweifte Kartuschen mit blühenden Zweigen auf rotem oder weißem Fond, ebenfalls in Cloisonné. Cloisonné-Email auf Kupfer, teils dunkel patiniert. Bodenstempel. H. 24,2 cm.
Zwei kleine Vasen und ein Konfektschälchen mit Blumen- und Vogeldekor Meissen und Herend, 20. Jh. Porzellan mit farbiger Bemalung und Goldrändern. Zwei mit unterglasurblauer Schwertermarke, kleinere Vase mit Stempelmarke. H. 15,5 und 18 cm, L. 15,5 cm.deutsches Porzellan, Porzellanvase, Rothschildmotiv, Sachsen, Ungarisches Porzellan
In Stube sitzende Dame Anf. 19. Jh. Halbfigurige Darstellung einer Frau in schwarzem Kleid, neben ihr stehender Blumenstrauß in kobaltblauer Vase. Aquarell/Elfenbein. 6,2 x 7,5 cm, unter Glas ger. - Randmängel. - Aufgrund der aktuellen Bestimmungen wird eine Ausfuhrgenehmigung für Objekte aus Elfenbein, Schildpatt oder Rhinozeroshorn in Drittländer nicht erteilt; der Verkauf innerhalb der Europäischen Gemeinschaft ist uneingeschränkt möglich.Damenbildnis, Miniaturmalerei, Portraitminiatur
Mixed Lot: two nurses belt buckles, the first of cast two-part form, pierced with foliate designs, 13cm wide overall, Sheffield 1897 by William Needham, the second of two-part elliptical form, pierced and engraved with foliate and floral designs, 12cm wide overall, 6.5cm deep, Chester 1899 by Nathan & Hayes, together with a small trumpet specimen vase with serrated rim and loaded base, stamped 'silver' and a hallmarked christening spoon, 14cm long, Birmingham 1946 (4)
Mixed Lot: small cream jug with swept handle (dented), 9cm tall, Birmingham 1900, a circular three footed salt (mis-shapen), Birmingham 1930, a tea strainer with dog-nosed handle and foliate pierced bowl (mis-shapen), 14cm long, Birmingham 1930, a specimen vase with applied wavy rim and loaded foot, 14cm tall, a Siamese silver pedestal trophy goblet with enclosed base, dated 1952, 10cm tall, and a white metal specimen vase stamped '0.900' 10cm tall, weighable silver 220gms
Mixed Lot: good quality Portuguese white metal encased dressing table hand mirror bearing an inscription, 23cm long, three glass and plated sugar shakers, two glass small dressing table boxes with hallmarked silver lids (a/f), a silver backed hair brush and a silver mounted specimen vase together with a circular hallmarked cauldron salt with blue glass liner, conditions vary (9)
Mixed Lot: hallmarked silver table cigarette box, engine turned decoration, presentation engraved; a silver vase, Birmingham 1967, cut glass spherical scent bottle with non-associated silver lid, London 1895; silver bladed fruit knife with mother of pearl handle; trefid silver condiment spoon, together with a pair of plated pierced bottle holders, two glass sifters, each with silver plated lids, together with two pairs of silver plated tongs
Mixed Lot: small plain rectangular dressing table tray, 23cm long x 9cm wide, Birmingham 1920 by Levi & Salaman, a small milk jug in Georgian style, Chester 1909 by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, a circular cauldron salt with blue glass liner, 6cm diam, London, 1919 by D Barnard, a small circular lidded box (dents), 5cm diam, Birmingham 1918 and a trumpet specimen flower vase with loaded base, 11cm tall, Birmingham 1912, weighable silver 240gms
A George III mahogany side chair, circa 1765, in the manner of Thomas Chippendale, the serpentine top-rail above a pierced vase-shaped splat, the blue damask upholstered seat above square section front legsCondition Report: There are marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Some old chips and splits. Glued repairs, cracks and dowel marks where edges of top rail meet uprights. The uprights with plugged holes to the rear and patches of replacement timber suggesting this was once an armchair. The shoe has a gap around the pierced splat.Some minor evidence of old worm to underside of rear seat rail. A replacement section of wood has been inserted along the back seat rail.Later blocks glued inside the seat rails.Glued split to top of one rear leg (see images). One of the 'ears' of the front leg is a later replacement. Later blocks and screws to the tops/backs of the front legs (see images). Traces of metal fixings (?castors?) to the underside of the front legs.Dreweatts cannot guarantee the originality of elements beneath upholstery. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
A decoupage decorated stoneware stick stand, late 19th century, of large vase form and with pierced lid, 80cm high Condition Report: Overall there are marks, scratches, paint flaking, rubbing and abrasions consistent with age and wear. The decoupage is cut from fabric, rather than the usual card, and is applied to a painted ground which has aged, crazed and is flaking in some areas. The lid is made of turned wood, with a turned wood acorn finial, and it has split in half and been repaired with glue. The decoupage is peeling in some areas. There are chips around the rim. There is a distinct rib half way up the vase, and just below this there is a visible crack in some areas to the exterior. The corresponding crack is more clearly visible to the interior. The wood base and maroon painted under base are of a later date to the decoupage. Please see the additional images as a visual reference of condition.Condition Report Disclaimer
A pair of French gilt and patinated bronze models of the Borghese vase, late 19th century, of typical campana form cast with figural relief, each 32cm highCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useThere is discolouration and some pitting to the metal areas, also some polish deposits to some recessesThe urns screw to the socle - these joints have some rotational movement but not excessive, The marble with knocks and chips to the extremities, some discolouration and 'greying'. The underside of one base with some filler apparently to affix one side piece of marble to plinth.Please refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionAS catalogued these are each 32cm high, the bases are 14cm wide, 11cm deepCondition Report Disclaimer
A Chinese Famille Rose oval serving dish, Qianlong, painted to the centre with a bird perched on a rock, 38cm diameter and a Chinese Export circular dish, Qianlong, painted with two birds either side of a classical vase filled with flowers, 28cm high (2) Provenance: Little Wolford Manor, WarwickshireCondition Report: on oval dish area of rim riveted approximately 9cm x 6cm the circular dish with 8cm long hair crack and another hair crack approximately 6cm long and restored area to rim above hoar crack with old sprayed area approximately 5cm x 3cm Condition Report Disclaimer
A pair of Japanese Kutani porcelain vases, the fluted baluster bodies with long tapering necks with ring handles, painted with snow scenes of sparrows and bamboo and with building by a lake with mountains in the distance, 37cm high (2) Condition Report: one vase with 2.5cm x 1cm chip to un glazed foot and the rim of the outer foot rim with shallow chip 5mm x 5mmthe other vase with chip to foot rim approximately 8mm x 5mm some wear to gilding throughout but in generally very presentable condition Condition Report Disclaimer
A large Japanese Imari charger, Meiji period, 47cm diameter and two Japanese Imari plates, Meiji Period, 21.5cm diameter and two Japanese Imari vases and covers, Meiji Period, 25cm hand 21cm high (5) Condition Report: the large charger good other than some surface scathes and wearOne of the vases with 6cm x 2cm piece missing from cover rim and a further 2.5cm x 1cm rim chip to cover the smaller vase with body broken and glued together Condition Report Disclaimer
A near pair of Rozenburg Den Haag twin-handled porcelain vases,one dated 1911-12, the other 1914, each of twin-handled form, with painted decoration of peacocks and flowers, both decorated by Samuel Schellink, with painted and stamped factory marks to the underneath, signed with decorator monogram for Samuel Schellink, one with a crescent moon date stamp, used during 1914, 8cm square19.5cm high (2)Condition report: The 1914 dated vase with slightly rougher indentations toward the base, compared to the other example, where the form appears much smoother. The 1911-12 example leans slightly to one side in its structure. Both with slight asymmetry to the handles. The 1914 example with a dented handle. All dents referred to in the condition report are made pre-glazing of the vases. Some minor craquelure occurring in places. The 1911-12 example with some minor hairline cracks to the underneath. Some staining to the bottom of both. No detected chips or repairs detected.
*Gillian Montegrande (b.1960),'La Casa de Papel', an unglazed Vulcan stoneware slab vase, of rectangular form with cylindrical applied detail, in white and red, incised with monogram and dated '21',46cm high*Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot.Condition report: Good overall condition.
A Ruskin Pottery orange lustre table lamp, of tall baluster form, mounted with a fitting and fixed plinth, 35.5cm high, and a vase, of onion form, stamped marks, 19cm high (2)Condition report: Table lamp working. Some smudges and crazing to the shoulder. Vase has a scratch to the edge of the neck, rubbing to the body and the base rim.
*Robert Johnson Washington (1913-1997), a stoneware pot, of baluster-shaped form, shouldering off to a waisted neck, brushed in iron oxide or manganese with the Madonna and Child and two further figures, from the series 'Seven Ages of Woman', on a partially-glazed ground, incised 'RJW 81' and numbered '1024', 39cm high*Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot.Condition report: Label to the neck of the vase. Some dirt to the surface - otherwise good overall.
A large William Moorcroft flambé-glazed 'Wisteria' vase,of ovoid shape with a slightly flared rim, with tubeline decoration, painted and printed marks to base,26.5cm highCondition report: Some crazing, surface wear and manufacturing imperfections. General wear commensurate with age and use. 22cm diameter.
A Walter Moorcroft flambé-glazed 'Anemone' pattern vase,of ovoid shape with a slender neck, with tubeline decoration, painted and impressed marks to base,25.5cm high Condition report: Some light surface wear and scratches to body. Generally in fair order. Second quarter of the 20th century. 18cm diameter.
A matched pair of WMF silvered four-branch figural candelabra,each modelled and cast as an Art Nouveau maiden holding a vase issuing sinuous stemmed flowers, the petals can be turned up or down on the sconces, stamped 'WMFB I/O OX', 50.5cm high (2)Condition report: Some discoloration and oxidization. Marks to the base are clear. No marking to the tops.
Two WMF silvered figural candlesticks,each modelled and cast as an Art Nouveau maiden holding a vase, the sconce with a circular brass drip pan, stamped 'WMF EP as I/O', 28cm high (2)Condition report: One of the marks to the base is worn - on this a few minor cracks appearing to the base. Some rubbing to the silver plate on the scones.
A French silvered dinanderie vase,of tapering panelled form, stamped marks, 32cm high, and a squat dinanderie vase, with a mottled ground, with stylised lappet details, signed 'Andrey' to the body, 'Jouvenia France' to the base, 15.5cm high (2)Condition report: Both with wear. Squat vase silvered sections dull and oxidised.
*Robert Johnson Washington (1913-1997) a stoneware pot, of ovoid form with thick brushed coloured engobes, incised 'RJW 81' and numbered ‘1062’, 23cm high*Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot.Condition report: Firing crack to the base and running into the body of the vase. Crackling to the glaze.
*Robert Johnson Washington (1913-1997), a stoneware pot, of baluster form, the neck of slight tapering form with a flared rim, brushed in iron oxide or manganese with two conjoined figures, on a two-tone ground of cream and brown, incised 'RJW 65' and numbered 'BE16 1007', 46cm high*Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot.Condition report: Black sticker to the central part of the vase. Good overall.
A Clément Massier pottery twin-handled lustre vase, dated 1887, with 'batwing' handles, painted with cornflowers on a mustard ground, with monogram and dated '1887' and numbered '?310', 23.5cm highCondition report: Some minor imperfections to the glaze on the base rim. Some rubbing to the decoration and body.
*Gio Ponti (Italian, 1891-1979),a Richard Ginori 'Le Mie Terre' (My Lands) vase, designed in 1929, glazed earthenware, signed 'Gio Ponti', printed mark and numbered '1186-377',24cm high*Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot.Condition report: Good overall - no evidence of chips or cracks. Some Soft pads on the base of the rim.
A collection of Gustavsberg 'Argenta' ware, c.1940, designed by Wilhelm Kage, comprising:a conical vase with dot detailing on a red ground, raised on three angled feet, 22.5cm high,together with a similar offset circular, footed bowl with linear decoration, 10cm high, anda small footed bowl with demilune detail to the rim,12.5cm diameter (3)
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