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Click here to subscribeA group of three pieces of Walter Moorcroft pottery, circa 1972-73, each tube lined and decorated with the 'Pansy Nouveau' pattern against a pale yellow ground, comprising; a circular bowl and cover, 14cm diameter, a circular footed stand, 9.5cm high and an oval vase, 9cm high, vase with paper Royal Warrant label, impressed marks (3).
A group of Staffordshire pottery, 19th century, comprising; a Spode blue and white 'Italian' pattern jug, a blue and white printed serving dish, 36cm wide, a small cylindrical mug, printed with woman and children, a swan inkwell and female musician spill vase/inkwell, also a German porcelain flower encrusted inkwell (6).
A faience shaped rectangular tray, painted to the centre with a church on an island in an extensive water landscape, pink bordered, 28.5 x 23.5cm, a plate, painted with a spray of flowers and a bird in flight, a pair of Victorian glass claret jugs etched with fruiting vines and a Victorian silver mounted vase, lacking handle (5).
An 18th century Dutch burr walnut armoire, with elm banding, the twin arched cornice with three leaf and scroll carved vase holders, above a pair of doors with scroll, leaf and shell outline mouldings enclosing a shelf and three drawers, above two short and two long ripple moulded drawers, with scroll angles and bun front feet, 228.5cm high, 190cm wide, 65.2cm deep.
A mid-18th century and later yew Windsor armchair attributed to John Pitt, the comb back above a burr vase shape splat, with concave arm supports, above a solid elm seat, on cabriole legs and pad feet united by turned stretchers. Provenance: The estate of the late John F. Braund. See Regional Furniture, The Journal of the Regional Furniture Society, vol. XIX, 2005, pp. 20-32 for a similar example, see also a similar cherry wood armchair attributed to John Pitt sold in these rooms 4th September 2007, lot 141.
A collection of Wedgwood jasperware and Queen's Ware 20th century, predominantly typically decorated in relief with Classical style figures comprising a dark blue jasper vase, 19.5cm high; a pedestal fruit bowl in light blue jasper, 20.5cm diameter; a light blue jardiniere, 16cm high; a small dark blue tapered jasper vase decorated with flowers and leaves, 10cm high; a large dark blue jasper jardiniere with floral swags and lionshead detail, 21cm diameter and a Queen's Ware light blue fruit bowl, 25.5cm diameter and a white Queen's Ware vase (7)
A terracotta stoneware style jar and cover decorated in enamel with mythical beasts against scale turquoise ground with a matching stand, a further Deruta pottery terracotta vase moulded in relief with fruit, a Beswick England twin-handled black lustre oval pedestal dish with matching chalice
A group of mid-20 th century studio glass to include a Whitefriars amethyst rectangular vase, 15.5cm high; an Aseda amethyst bark vase designed by Bo Borgstrom, 15cm high; a small amber optic jug attributed to Stuart, 8.5cm high; a lilac crushed ice bowl by Glusbruk designed by Gunnar Ander, circa 1950s, 14cm high (in two parts); a Whitefriars amber glass waved and ribbed vase designed by Marriott Powell in 1930, 19.5cm high and a smaller Art Deco Whitefriars clear glass ribbed onion vase, 8.7cm high (7)
A Collection of late 19th century through to mid-20th century decorative glassware to include a Loetz iridescent vase, a Stevens and Williams iridescent bowl, a Bohemian amber scent bottle, Mdina paperweights in the form of seahorses, a Thomas Webb moulded claret jug circa 1870, a Victorian ribbed bud vase in Royal Blue colourway, a pair of Victorian cased vases clear crystal over white over orange with crimped tops, an amethyst and white bowl, etc., (2 trays)
A collection of glassware to include cut drinking glasses; a green spiral wine glass with prunted leg, circa 1890; a blue and white Chance Glass handkerchief vase, circa 1962; a Dartington hexagonal glass nipple vase; a Sklo Union Czech uranium glass bowl decorated with flowers; a pair of Burmese pink vases handpainted with flowers and butterflies; a pair of Akro Agates U.S.A salts in the form of cornucopia; a Laugharn blue glass vase etc (three trays)
A selection of glassware to an Oberglass Austria textured pink vase; a Whitefriars small green jug with clear handle; a Vasart orange glass bowl; a red cased fan vase, circa 1950s; a Whitefriars green bowl with broad outer rim, circa 1950s; a pair of Thomas Webb clear finger bowls; pressed glass etc (two trays)
A large collection of cut and pressed table and drinking glassware, including boxed Edinburgh Crystal, a ship's decanter and stopper, a single-handled basket, French lead crystal, fruit bowls, ruby glassware and a Val. St. Lambert style green and clear glass vase (9 trays)
A group of Japanese and Chinese porcelain to include a large Japanese Imari charger, 30 cm diameter, a pair of Japanese Imari plates decorated with fishes, 21 cm diameter, a further Imari type plate, two small Imari bowls, a lidded Kutani vase decorated with vignettes of jungle fowl and songbirds etc, 23 cm high, a Chinese blue and white lidded porcelain teapot decorated with a dragon, etc (9).
A 19th century marble topped mahogany console table, the white marble top with a bevelled border above a shaped frieze accommodating a single central drawer, raised on generous tapering scrolled legs with carved acanthus mounts terminating in large paw supports on a shaped platform vase, 86 cm high, 142 x 46 cm
A mixed lot of Japanese blue and white porcelain items to include; a printed blue and white flower head decorated fluted bowl, a blue and white painted specimen vase and a good quality and well decorated miniature stem cut cup decorated in underglazed blue and red with fruiting branches caligraphy, lotus petal comb and scroll patterns to the stem. (3)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)
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