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Click here to subscribeCeramics - a Royal Worcester English Flowers pattern cabinet cup; a set of Royal Worcester Palmyra pattern chocolate cups on tray; others similar, Evesham pattern; a Belleek Shamrock vase; a Vista Alegre jardiniere, hand painted with floral panel; a Wedgwood Wild Strawberries pattern fruit bowl; etc
A Mason's Ironstone jug, decorated flowers on a yellow ground, handle restored, 18 cm high, a pair of Mason's Ironstone vases, with gilt floral decoration on a dark blue ground, assorted Mason's Ironstone plates and bowls, various patterns, sizes and shapes, and other items (2 boxes) Yellow jug: handle restored. Pair of vases: 12 cm high, no visible damage or repair. Smaller vase and cover: both vase and cover have been restored. Other vase and cover: 29.5 cm high, no visible chips or cracks. Gilt decoration is worn. Remaining items conditions vary.
Mixed group of silver and silver mounted items viz unusual circular table formed pin dish on four slightly curved legs to a cross stretcher, hallmarked for Sheffield 1910, 9.5cm tall x 11cm diam together with two various brass faced and silver lidded dressing table jars, 9cm and 4.5cm tall, small circular pin tray with silver inlaid tortoiseshell base, 8cm diam (dented) and a small waisted cut glass vase with hallmarked silver rim, 15cm tall (5)
Mixed group of vintage treen wares in coromandel olive wood etc including lidded baluster cup, 21cm tall, specimen vase 17cm tall, cigarette holder/ashtray 17cm tall, circular lidded box containing coasters, each set with a Jamaican farthing to the centre, 11cm diam and three smaller items (7)
A pair of patinated bronze models of the Medici Vase, cast after the Antique, each of Campana form with egg-and-dart cast everted rim, the bodies with figural scenes in relief and each with twin reeded handles, the knopped and fluted stems son square section bases 31cm high, 20cm wide CATALOGUE NOTES: The Medici Vase is a monumental marble bell-shaped krater sculpted in Athens in the second half of the 1st century AD as a garden ornament for the Roman market. It is now in the Uffizi Gallery in Florence Standing 1.52 metres (approximately 5 feet) tall, it has a deep frieze carved with a mythological bas-relief that successfully defies secure identification: a half-draped female figure Iphigenia seated below a statue of a goddess on a high plinth, restored as Diana, with heroic warriors, perhaps Agamemnon and either Achilles or Odysseus standing to either side The vase reappeared in the 1598 inventory of the Villa Medici, Rome, but its origin is unknown
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