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Click here to subscribeAttributed to Thomas Webb & Sons Miniature Stourbridge cameo glass posy vase, late 19th Century Cased cameo glass 5.5cm highCondition Report: Light surface wear to include some minor marks, there are some very miniscule flea bite nibbles to inner edge of rim and minor chip to pink banding to outer rim. Please ask for additional photos
John Wadsworth (1879-1955) and Leon Solon (1872-1957) for Mintons Limited Near pair of blue Secessionist vases shape 3509, circa 1905 Glazed earthenware One with green printed stamp, impressed marks and number 3509, the other without printed stamp Each 31cm highCondition Report: Vase 1: Crazing, small patch (2-4mm) of wear to the glaze which appears white, no other damage or restoration found.Vase 2: Crazing, small (approx 6mm) firing crack to the rim, the crazing has resulted in a small (1mm) chip to the glaze (see image), no other damage or restoration found.Please ask for additional images
William Moorcroft (1872-1945) Pair of vases in pomegranate pattern, 1916-1918 Glazed earthenware Underside impressed 'MOORCROFT / BURSLEM / ENGLAND' and green painted signature Each 20.5cm highCondition Report: Overall condition good, crazed throughout, 1-2mm loss to glaze on foot of one vase, no other damage or restoration found. Please ask for additional images.
Attributed to Thomas Webb & Sons Miniature Stourbridge cameo glass posy vase, late 19th Century Cased cameo glass 5.5cm highCondition Report: Light surface wear to include some minor marks, there are some very miniscule flea bite nibbles to inner edge of rim. Please ask for additional photos
Bohemian/Austrian school Art Nouveau green iridescent glass vase with tri-handled pewter mounts, early 20th century Pewter, glass Unmarked 21cm highCondition Report: Chips to the pontil, surface marks and wear to the metal mount, bubbles within the glass - one or two burst, no chips found. Pewter with even patination and light scuffs and marks. Pleas ask for additional images
Paul Milet (1870-1950) for Sevres Pansy vase, circa 1905 Gilt and enamelled earthenware Marks to base '623A' and 'MP Sevres' 13.4cm highCondition Report: Small surface firing crack to inner rim, otherwise in generally good overall condition with only light surface wear. Please ask for additional images
Seven Kabyle pottery vesselsAlgeriawith painted linear decoration, including two triple ewers, 22.5cm and 26.5cm high, a tall neck jug, 32.5cm high, three spout handled ewers, 24.5cm and 21cm high, and a two handled ovoid vase, 17cm high. (7)ProvenanceRomy Rey Collection, London.
A selection of ceramics and glassware. Including Meissen plates, a Wedgwood 'Sarah's Garden' tea service, Caithness glass vase, etc. Max. H20cm Condition Report: The Sarah's garden jug has a small chip to the base, the teapot has a small chip to the lid and crazing to the glaze, the tray has crazing. All pieces how light wear including scratches and rubbing to the bases. The fleur de lys set has a chip to the interior rim of the jug, the bowl has significant hairline cracks. No obvious repairs.
A Japanese Celadon Sleeve Vase of Cylindrical form Decorated in Polychrome with Jardiniere of Flowers, Chrysanthemum and Prunus Blossom, Vase 31cm high, has now been converted to table Lamp base with Carved Wooden Stand and Top, Vase has been Drill to base, Total Height 51cm high
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