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Lot 93
Assorted ceramics, various dates 19th/20th centuries, comprising: a Dresden porcelain quatrefoil cup and saucer, decorated with Watteauesques, a Continental porcelain mug with spurious Rockingham porcelain factory mark, 11.5cm high; a pair of Derby Crown Porcelain Company baluster vases and covers, 20.5cm high; and twelve Cauldon China Sevres style coffee cups and saucers retailed by Harrods Condition Report: One Derby vase is restored about the neck, one cover is restored at the finial and it is re-gilt with paint. The other finial is very worn. Spurious Rockingham mug heavily restored. Of the Cauldon, light wear to the gilding generally and two cups and two saucers are cracked.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 129
* Matthew Boulton. A George III ormolu 'Goat's Head' candle vase by Matthew Boulton c.1770, with reversible finial and nozzle, on ovoid pedestal vase with goats head and laurel festoons on a stepped square base and four ball feet, 19.5 cm highQty: (1)NOTESProvenance: Collection of Jack Webb (1923-2019), London. Matthew Boulton and John Forthergill made these vases at their manufactory in Soho, Birmingham and sold them at Christie's throughout the second half of the 18th century. This variation is known as the 'Goat's Head' vase and was produced with a wide assortment of bodies, which included, Derbyshire Blue John, white marble and silver-plate. They proved to be one of the most popular vases amongst the aristocracy and examples can be found in the Royal Collection and many private collections. For further examples please see Goodison (Nicholas). Matthew Boulton (Ormolu), Christie's 2002, page 331-333
Lot 299
* Glassware. A Loetz style glass shoulder vase, with an iridescent lustre finish, 19cm high together with two similar glass vases of long tapered form, plus small yellow lustre glass vase with silver floral overlay decoration, 15cm high plus a porcelain table lamp in the form of an owl, 19cm highQty: (5)NOTESProvenance: Collection of Jack Webb (1923-2019), London.
Lot 308
* Royal Doulton . A Royal Doulton f lambe pottery vase designed by Charles Noke, the tall vase depicting Omar Khayyam 'come, fill the cup and in the fire of spring your winter garment repentance fling' Edward Fitzgerald, Omar Khayyam Ed.4.VII, various marks to base, some worn and numbered 478914, damage the neck, 25cm highQty: (1)NOTESProvenance: Collection of Jack Webb (1923-2019), London.
Lot 324
* Royal Worcester. A Royal Worcester two handled vase by Harry Davis, painted with a moorland landscape with sheep, signed lower right, richly gilded on a green ground, purple puce mark to base and numbered 2009, several old hairline cracks more noticeable to the interior, 22.5cm highQty: (1)
Lot 79
* Art Union of London. A fine Victorian bronze model of the 'Townley Vase' after C. Delpech for the Art Union of London, 1871, the substantial vase with volute handles and decorated with a Bacchichanlian procession in high relief, the base signed Art Union of London 1871, C. Delpech Redt, 39cm high, placed on an associated wooden stand for displayQty: (1)NOTESThe Townley Vase is a large Roman marble vase of the 2nd century BC, discovered in 1773 by the Scottish antiquarian and dealer in antiquities Gavin Hamilton in excavating a Roman villa at Monte Cagnolo, Rome. The name was given to the vase by Charles Townley who subsequently purchased it in 1774 for £250. The British Museum purchased the vase in 1805 where it remains today. The Art Union of London was founded in 1837 to promote the interest in British artists and manufacturer of decorative arts. In 1871 a bronze copy of the vase was made by Delpech and copies were produced and given to ten members of the Art Union of London.
Lot 354
LLADRO; a figurine of a seated girl beside a bird, height 24cm, Masons ginger jar and cover, decorated in the chartreuse pattern, cloissoné vase and two gobal figurines (5).Additional InformationGinger jar is crazed, one of the gobal figures has a chip to the top of the hat, general wear, but otherwise good.
Lot 365
REGINALD AUSTIN FOR ROYAL WORCESTER; a hand painted twin handled lidded pedestal vase with pierced cover and rim above painted body of roses, signed to rim, puce factory marks and date code for 1910 to base, height 16cm. Additional InformationVery minimal wear to gilding, firing fault/imperfection to the cover, otherwise good condition.
Lot 366A
ROYAL WORCESTER; a candle snuffer 'Japanese Girl' puce factory marks to base, height 7cm, together with a Japanese twin handled miniature vase, height 6cm, and a further miniature vase relief decorated with a butterfly and frog, height 6.35cm (3).Additional InformationGeneral surface wear, good condition.
Lot 369
ROYAL WORCESTER; a pair of blush ivory basket form vases, height 8cm, a Coalport hand painted miniature twin handled lidded vase decorated with a landscape scene, height 12cm (af), Crown Devon twin handled Art Deco vase, etc.Additional InformationMinton vase cover has been broken off and glued, the vase also has a crack and has been restored. General wear throughout, minor scratches and rubbing to gilding/paintwork. Large twin handled ribbed vase with cracks, Crown Devon vase with heavy crazing.
Lot 370
ROYAL CHINA WORKS WORCESTER; a large pedestal lidded vase painted with great tit with gilt highlights, the cover with reticulated, printed factory marks to base, height 52.5cm.Additional InformationWear to the gilt around the rims and cover, vase is very dirty and requires a clean. There has been no restoration.
Lot 379
A group of Italian and Portuguese faience ware comprising twin handled tray, 37 x 26.5cm, pedestal bowl with putto to centre inscribed 'Ars Vasoreum Italia' to base, height 9cm, miniature lidded teapot, ashtray (af) and vase inscribed 'Parador Castillo de Siguenza' (5).Additional InformationThe ashtray cracked through and the pedestal bowl with some small chips to rim. The teapot with some heavy surface wear, pitting and fritting, further manufacturing imperfections and general wear.
Lot 388
SERVES; a 19th century twin handled pedestal lidded vase painted with two panels, the first depicting figures beside a horse in landscape setting with indistinctly signed possible G Zisel, the opposite depicting a landscape setting, painted marks to base, height 19cm.Additional InformationThe cover has been restored, very minimal wear to gilding.
Lot 402
A mixed lot of assorted ceramics and glassware to include a Maling bowl decorated with fruit inside gilt scrolls, Noritake bowl, Italian art pottery tray, glass paperweights with internal decoration of fish, Carlton ware etc.Additional InformationGeneral wear throughout, the glass vase with trail decoration has a large crack to the body, crazing to parts. Maling bowl with a very flat sound but no visible cracks, or damage, some rubbing to detail and light surface marks and abrasions, visible crazing particularly to the peaches. Nude figure vase height 26cm, there has been some damage to the rim, with some small chips and regilding, extremely dirty and dusty, rubbing to gilt detail.
Lot 415
A collection of 19th century and later ceramics, including a Royal Worcester blush ivory bowl in the form of an open shell, two Royal Worcester posy vases, assorted teapots including Wedgwood example, three boxed Wedgwood clocks.Additional InformationJackfield jug with minor chip to foot rim. Blue glazed teapot with chipping to the rim and further chipping to teapot, wear to gilding. Derby side plate has been cracked and riveted. Each Worcester posy vase with chipping to rims. Each of the Wedgwood boxes with water damage and marks throughout. Blush ivory bowl is cracked.
Lot 425
A large pair of Imari decorated twin handled vases, height 43cm, a Hancock & Sons Titian ware small bowl, an Austrian green painted cream ground vase, a pair of decorative vases, plates, dressing table items etc.Additional InformationRubbing to the gilding on the large urns, the lidded cylindrical pot has had the finial broken and removed, the lid has cracked in two and the base is also cracked. The Vienna vase has very minor surface wear and general surface rubbing.
Lot 431
A mixed lot of assorted ceramics including a Bretby Art Pottery vase, height 24cm, Wedgwood Black Basalt plaque depicting Beethoven, 10 x 7.5cm, a Rye Pottery model of a mallard, etc.Additional InformationGeneral surface wear, minor rubbing to the gilding, Bretby vase with cracking to the top rim, lidded trinket box with crack to the top.
Lot 437
A Victorian majolica figural spill vase modelled as a young gentleman playing the violin, unmarked, height 20cm.Additional InformationThe neck of the violin broken and missing, the bow may be a replacement, scuff to his chin and also his hands, overall the piece is very dirty and otherwise appears OK.
Lot 447
BELLEEK; two lidded pots, one featuring flowers and shells, height 6.7cm, a pair of scallop moulded dishes and a leaf moulded dish, also a Royal Copenhagen floral decorated vase (6).Additional InformationThe lidded jar featuring flowers and shells has some chips and losses to the said flowers, otherwise general surface wear and dirt, but no other signs of apparent damage or restoration.
Lot 456
DERBY; five pieces of ceramic including a hand painted basket, painted with two oval panels depicting a farmhouse in landscape, height 8.5cm, a pair of miniature baluster form vases painted with gilt scrolls on a cobalt and white ground, height 9cm, pot pourri and cover painted with floral sprays, height 10cm, and a pair of Imari twin handled urn vases, each with mask head handles, pattern no.967 to base, height 11cm (part af).Additional InformationBasket is stained and the handle has been broken off and crudely glued, minor chipping to the rim. the pedestal urns with heavy wear to the gilding. Each vase has one handle broken off and crudely reglued and one of the vases has a chip to one of the handles. Pedestal vase with large chip and crack running down. Staining to parts. Pot pourri with finial missing and the cover has been broken in half with large chip/pieces missing, stained.
Lot 457
COALPORT; a hand painted twin handled pedestal vase, painted with a single cartouche depicting a Continental landscape inside gilt scrolling motifs, factory marks and no.6190 to base, height 26.5cm, and a Royal Doulton hand painted ovoid vase, decorated with goats in a landscape, height 15cm.Additional InformationCoalport vase with wear to the gilding and crazing to the glaze. Doulton vase with light scratches to the body and crazing to the glaze.
Lot 458
KPM; a pair of 19th century hand painted hexagonal pedestal vases, each with central cabochons depicting floral detail surrounded by gilt and hand painted scrolls, signed to base, height 18cm.Additional InformationGeneral surface wear, light wear to gilding in parts, one vase with manufacturing faults to the top of the neck, the second case with firing fault to top rim and minor wear to gilding.
Lot 467
ROYAL DOULTON; three large sized character jugs to include Bacchus, Lord Nelson, and further ceramics to include a Royal Crown Derby hand painted twin handled pedestal vase, Victorian majolica teapot, Royal Copenhagen etc.Additional InformationOne of the Copenhagen dishes has a large chip, the Majolica teapot is crazed with a chip on the spout, also chipping to glaze. The two pieces of 19th century hand painted are both broken and parts are missing, also each piece is cracked.
Lot 470
A mixed group of ceramics including Royal Doulton stoneware vase, height 12.7cm, Gaudy Welsh jugs etc, also a blue glass and gilt heightened dish/comport with enamelled prunus to centre, on foliate detailed shaped metal stand.Additional InformationRubbing to detail on glass dish, the white glazed pot with grotesque fish amongst reeds has several hairline cracks and is heavily crazed. The blue glass jug has a crack, further fritting, pitting and general wear throughout.
Lot 471
VIENNA; a 20th century transfer printed twin handled vase after FR Stahl decorated with a seated lady beside a gentleman with mandolin, height 30cm, with a pair of Czechoslovakian cylindrical vases decorated with soldiers and figures, height 20cm.Additional InformationRubbing and extensive wear to gilding throughout, chipping to the foot rims of the cyclindrical vases.
Lot 477
MALING; a group of tableware including 'Azalea' and 'Clematis' examples with further similar, including a Newhall 'Boumier' ware bowl (af), and a pair of Continental bisque porcelain figural vases with columns modelled as the Three Graces, one impressed F and numbered 14 to base, height 30.3cm (af).Additional InformationBoumier ware bowl cracked through, the bisque vases with firing cracks, usual scuffs and scrapes. One Grace head has been off and reglued on one vase and one has chip to the foot on the other vase. Some further general surface scratches.
Lot 483
A mixed group of ceramics including Royal Doulton hand painted cabinet plate, 'Linlithgow', signed J. Hughe and numbered HB6995 E4928, diameter 27cm, six items of blue and white transfer decorated ware (5 af), a Dresden-type mirror with twin cherubs and profuse moulded foliate decoration, 32 x 26cm (numerous chips), a Wedgwood blue jasper ware planter, diameter 20.8cm, a further light blue vase, a black basalt bust of John Wesley, height 23.8cm, a Royal Worcester dish modelled as mermaid holding shell (af), a bisque figure of boy holding basket with impressed and printed marks, no.880, height 25cm, a floral stone china lidded jar, three Royal Worcester cups and saucers (including matching pair), a Moore Brothers small bowl (af) and a small mantel clock with enamelled frontispiece.Additional InformationRoyal Doulton plate rings true, some light surface wear, some small glaze losses. All the items of blue and white ware with damage, apart from the tapered circular vase with handles to the lower section. Damage includes chips, hairline cracks, large areas of damage, also all crazed throughout. Numerous chips to the mirror, too many to detail individually. Some small nicks to the planter, similar to Wesley bust. The dish with mermaid has chip to shell rim. Worcester figure extremely dirty, some scuffs. The lidded jar again very dirty with some general wear. The Moore Brothers bowl with chips to the foliage. The clock not tested, no guarantee of working order, missing the back plate, no key, some nibbles to enamel, generally heavy wear.
Lot 484
A collection of assorted ceramics and glassware including Giuseppe Armani, Wedgwood, Royal Crown Derby, Victorian opaque glass vase etc.Additional InformationLarge pedestal fruit bowl with large chips to the rim, indistinctly signed possibly P.Lusa dated 85, the Crown Derby figurine has had the head broken and glued back, Coalport bust with chipping to the wreath flower heads, general wear throughout.
Lot 506
NORITAKE; a pair of hand painted twin handled pedestal vases, each painted with landscape panel inside gilt scrolling flowers, height 24.5cm, Royal Staffordshire lustre vase decorated with butterflies, and two Royal Doulton blue glazed examples. Additional InformationGeneral wear throughout, minor rubbing to gilding but good condition.
Lot 518
DERBY; a small group comprising pair of floral painted cabinet plates with gilt highlights on dark blue ground, diameter 22cm, pair of shaped Imari palette decorated and gilt heightened bowls, 19.5 x 25cm, two further floral decorated bowls (af) and an urn vase (af), these with painted marks to bases, further similar floral decorated ceramics, two Royal Crown Derby Imari decorated plates, smaller dish and teacup, all pattern no.1128 and three pot lids (badly af).Additional InformationBoth early Derby plates with no visible hairline cracks, but hollow rings. Both shaped bowls with better rings, but both of these heavily scratched to surface and underside, with extensive firing imperfections and kiln dirt and pitting. Both of the floral decorated shaped bowls mentioned after the Imari bowls have hairline cracks. All of the other 18th and 19th century ceramics in this lot badly af, numerous cracks and serious damage and losses throughout. Two of the pot lids completely cracked all the way through, one with chip to underside. The Royal Crown Derby items all ring true with no visible hairline cracks and some light surface wear.
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