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Click here to subscribeA pair of Chinese Qing dynasty blue and white porcelain vases, 18th century of baluster shape with a ruyi border, the body decorated with four cartouches of narrative scenes and a repeated diamond shaped pattern ground, double circle mark and a Hotel Drovol Salle auction label lot No 12 1933 to the base, 34cm h, with turned wooden lids. Condition: Lids are later and one vase has restoration to the rim
A large Qing Dynasty Canton porcelain vase and cover, 19th century of baluster shape, the domed lid fitted with a metal hinge and clasp, decorated with panels of officials, women and attendants, peonies, butterflies, dragons, fans, vases and other objects, 64cm h Condition: The lid has been broken in half, a large piece missing of the interior lid. The vase has a break by the clasp, numerous glaze cracks around the foot, wear in places to paint decoration
Royal Worcester blush ivory ceramics to include a tell necked vase having painted floral decoration, rams head handles, printed marks to base with date code for 1892, Rd.No 195993, 1600, 25cm h x 13cm w, together with two bud vases of baluster form with wavy everted rims, both numbered 957, 8cm h x 7.5cm wCondition: some wear to decoration but no damages
A Chinese Kangxi blue and white tea bowl with a wary rim and tapered sides on a foot decorated to the exterior with alternating panels of flowers and landscapes and flowers to the interior, 5cm h x 8.5cm dia and a miniature blue and white bottle vase decorated with flowers, 12.5cm hCondition: the tea bowl has fritting to the rim and a chip to the foot, the vase has a glaze chip and discolouration/restoration to the same area
A pair of Chinese Qing dynasty blue and white porcelain lidded vases, 19th century, of baluster shape with Xuande style banding patterns to the collar and base, the body decorated with two four clawed imperial dragons, each 39 cm high x 20 cm diameterCondition report: pitting to both vases, one vase with deep hairline cracks to the collar rim, the other with one hairline crack to collar rim, wear to bases commensurate with age, overall good
A Chinese Qing dynasty famille rose vase, 18th century of ovoid shape with a flared rim, decorated with an interior scene, of officials sat at a table with a landscape beyond, ladies, attendants and other figures, the collar with a recumbent figure being served tea, scrolls, water lily and flowers, 45.5cm h.Condition: rim broken, the missing piece is with the vase, large circular crack the full length of the vase and including a piece of the vase missing
A Japanese Meiji period porcelain vase of baluster shape, with a flared rim, ring neck and splayed foot, decorated with flowering and blossoming branches, 38cm h, the top fitted with a metal plate and light fitting, character marks to the base 47cm h overallCondition: the metal plate moves but we cannot take it off
A Chinese Ming dynasty glazed pottery model tomb table and food, the table with a rectangular top and glazed under frame, 13cm h, 29cm l, along with eleven dishes of food, a candle and a lidded vase.Condition: Various chips mainly the dishes of food, large chips to the dish with a chicken on, the foot rim of the vase. The remaining items have smaller chips
Group of Art pottery wares comprising a T Smith & Co two-handled vase, the buff background decorated with dark brown lattice with blue circular decoration within the lattice, factory mark to base, together with a Fulham Pottery tobacco jar and cover with a design of shells and a further two-tone buff and dark brown small jar, the body modelled in relief with heads with similar decoration to the cover (3), largest 13cm
Bailey Fulham Art pottery vase with a blue scrolling design on grey green ground, the base impressed indistinctly Bailey Fulham, with JL monogram No 3, the body in a grey ground Martinware style. Note: the vase is similar in style to designs and examples produced by Jean Charles Cazin (1840-1910), the French potter who worked at the Fulham Pottery, and subsequently published engravings drawn by Edgar Kettle, who also worked at Fulham and with Robert Wallace Martin at the Martin Bros factory. The vase 22cm high
Faisant a Paris, a 19th century French ornate mantel clock, the case with pineapple terminal, vine leaf detail, satyr mask handles over a vase formed stem and a stepped square base, the white signed enamel 10cm dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, to a brass movement striking on a bell, 42cm high
Impressive Continental porcelain vase, late 19th century, Carl Thieme factory, the vase decorated with classical figures, flanked by classical maidens moulded in relief as handles, the base with a heraldic device, also flanked by two cherubs, the vase standing on a shaped base with fruit and flowers modelled in relief, overall height 60cm
SOWERBY LANCASTER; a 19th century mahogany cased eight-day longcase clock, the dome top moon phase dial set with Arabic and Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial above a calendar dial, pierced hands, Classical gilt patterned corners and a painted sub dial with Naval ships in harbour and moon, sub dial with Latin 'Sic Est Vita Hominis' (So is the Life of a Man), striking on a bell, the mahogany case with long arched top door, flanked by half turned columns, the dome top hood with freestanding turned columns and swan pediment and turned wood vase finial, height 240cm. CONDITION REPORT Not tested, no guarantee of working order. Chips and losses throughout, including to the cornice, the floral roundels, the moulding on the door and further. There are replaced sections of veneer including to the ends of both sections beneath the cornice, with further throughout. Splits, lifting and loss of veneer, as well as heavy scratches, splits to the door and pronounced scratches to the plinth base. The plinth base with mould and heavy dirt. The side sections of moulding at the base somewhat loose. Dial heavily crazed, heavily stained, replacement hands, some paint loss, some bubbling. Loss to the lower left of the 45 marker. Losses to the rolling phase in numerous places, as well as this being stained with a brown colour. Loss to the text above the phase. Overall heavy general wear throughout, would benefit from attention and restoration. Cannot speak to Gillows attribution of the case.
Various collectables to include a 19th century half doll crumb brush, an onyx desk tidy, a small wooden vase, pocket compass, two small hallmarked silver boxes, hallmarked silver small photo frame, a Westminster Savings bank, a pocket utility knife, a cased set of three Newcastle Music Tournament awards, a silver spoon, etc.
SUSIE COOPER (1902-1995); various decorative items from various studios to include Greys Pottery A.E. Gray & Co, a 'Gloria' lustre pink ground bowl, Crown Works Burslem geometric leaf pattern jug, no.223, a coffee pot with rose decoration, yellow ground pattern no. E/285, Susie Cooper for Kevin Francis (KF) ceramics, a decorative seated figure in typical 1930s dress with decorative floral plate background and a c1930s Rutford ribbed vase with pale blue ground with sponge decoration (8).
SUSIE COOPER (1902-1995); from the studio of, orange ground vase with incised scroll pattern, signed and dated 1932, height 16cm, and for the Crown Works Burslem factory a 'Kestrel' teapot, variegated blue and ivory line decoration with dark blue spot decoration to the handle, rim and spout, pattern no.102202 (indistinctly marked) (2). CONDITION REPORT The orange jug has areas of tiny blistering to the glaze and some areas of glaze loss. No obvious signs of repair. The teapot has crackle all over the glaze. The inside of the rim of the teapot has some of the lip missing and it has cracked away and there is a crack. Plenty of crackle to the body. Some chips to the base.
SUSIE COOPER (1902-1995); from the studio of Susie Cooper, signed and dated 1932, a blue grey green twin-handled cylindrical vase with abstract blue leaf and fern decoration, pattern no.950, height 20cm and Gray Pottery Hanley three commemorative 'R.I.B.I. Conference Scarborough 1933' squat vases, all with variegated colour line decoration to include a matching pair in green and one in pinks and damson shades, height of each 12.5cm (4). CONDITION REPORT No obvious repairs or cracks. Each of the vases has areas of speckled paint loss.
An early 20th century Carltonware lustre vase with cover, cobalt blue ground with hand painted all-over chinoiserie decoration of temples, bridges, figures, cherry blossom and weeping willows, cover with figures, bridges and cranes, gilt heightened with gilded Dog of Fo to top, base marked Carltonware and pattern no.4/5200 and 242/4, height 62cm.
A Wedgwood Art Deco style oval bowl with ribbed tapering decoration to oval base, marks under glazed to the base, a Moorcroft squat baluster vase, green and blue background with autumnal fruits, green impressed marks to the base, 'Potter to HM the Queen' (af) and a c1930s Art Deco Wardle baluster vase with hand painted Maritime scene of ship in full sail and smaller sailing boats besides, on turbulent inky blue seas, Wardle and England 308 to under glazed base, height 21cm (3). CONDITION REPORT Moorcroft - top, rim and top of vase has been broken and re-glued.
A quantity of c1930s to 1950s tea and dinner ware to include Osborne China pattern no.1645, Roslyn china, pattern no 2394, in the Royal Crown Derby Imari style, etc, a white metal oil lamp with opaque glass shade and a Carlton ware rouge royal ground baluster vase with chinoiserie decoration of stork and prunus trees, gilt heightened throughout (2). CONDITION REPORT The Carltonware vase has crackle to the glaze, as expected. No obvious signs of repair or cracks, height approx. 25cm.
A Carlton ware lustre oval bowl, green and red sponge decorated ground with floral hand painted decoration of poppy seeds, flora and foliage, pattern no. to base 0/29923790, length 25cm, a Beswick Kathy Urbach design vase, celadon ground with raised abstract floral and circle decoration, height 18cm, and a Charlotte Rhead Bursley ware bowl and cover, ivory ground with hand painted raised flora and foliate gilt heightened decoration, height 12cm (3).
A good collection of various Wedgwood powder blue jasper ware to include miniature tea sets, teapot, jug, lidded jars, decorative plates, lidded boxes, vases, also a Wedgwood white porcelain miniature collection to include heart-shaped lidded box, teacup and saucer, vase on oval tray and a red ground floral plate.
WALTER MOORCROFT; two vases comprising a blue ground vase decorated with spring flowers, height 14cm, factory back stamps to the base, and a smaller baluster shaped vase decorated with leaves and berries, with Walter Moorcroft signature and impressed factory stamps, height 12cm (2). CONDITION REPORT The larger vase has no obvious repairs, cracks or chips. There is crackle to the glaze and small areas where the glaze has not stuck. The smaller vase has had a poor repair to the rim as the rim is still misshapen. There is a separate small chip to the rim in another area.
A group of ceramics and glassincluding a W&R Carlton Ware Art Deco red lustre bowl, nicely decorated with an interior gilt chinoiserie scene, 14.9cm diameter; a quantity of Limoges; four Aynsley and Royal Doulton table posies, two Royal Doulton red flambe vases and glassware to including a Bohemian ruby flashed scent bottle and stopper, circa 1880, 16.2cm high; a Caithness paperweight, Caithness bud vase, millefiore paperweight etc (qty, two trays)Condition report: Please refer to additional images.
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