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Click here to subscribeA SUMIDA WARE BALUSTER VASE AND DOMED COVER applied in high relief with Kannon, devotee and precious objects beneath a molten lava glaze, (cover repaired), 44cm high and a famille verte jar painted with panels of flowers, 22cm high (2) Condition Report: large vase with repair to rim. smaller jar lacks cover.
A SCANDINAVIAN SILVER VASE the base marked 925s, of flaring cylindrical form with applied letter in a laurel wreath with pierced floral band above a convex stepped pedestal base, engraved below the wreath "JNGIMUNDUR ARNASON 1895 - 7/2 - 1945 FRA FOSTBRAEDRUM" 18.2cm high, 356gms Condition Report: Available upon request
A CHINESE ROULEAU BLUE GROUND VASE with famille verte panels of court, landscape, birds, flowers and foliage, double blue encircled mark, 46.5cm high Condition Report: surface scratches to glaze some pitting minor loss to glaze bottom edge. long hairline crack external and internal.
AN ALEXANDER RITCHIE BRASS VASE of tapering form and embossed with a Celtic knotwork cross to both sides, dated 1933 and R.E.M.R. incised AR Iona and with Gaelic inscription ' Cha bhi maith air bith a dhith ach orra-san a dh'iarras an tighearn' (roughly translated 'Goodness awaits those who seek the Lord,) 34.5'cm high Sold on behalf of the Iona Community Capital Appeal We are grateful to E. Mairi MacArthur for her assistance in cataloguing this lot Condition Report: Has a few dents, one quite substantial one near the top shoulder of the vase. Wobbly to base.
A CLARICE CLIFF BIZARRE NASTURTIUM PATTERN CIGARETTE HOLDER AND ASHTRAY with printed marks to base, 8cm high, together with a moulded Clarice Cliff vase, 19.5cm high (2) Condition Report: Some glaze debris and surface scratching. Paint scratches to brown area at sides. Paint flakes on orange flower at edge¦Vase has some staining to the inside^ otherwise ok¦
A PAIR OF VICTORIAN DOULTON LAMBETH FAIENCE VASES painted with passion flowers by Helen A Arding, with painted monogram, 566 and impressed marks and dated 1880 (2) Condition Report: No chips, cracks or restoration. Both vases are heavily crazed. One vase has glaze debris at the front of the foot and a tiny frit on the rim.
A COLLECTION OF WEMYSS POTTERY including a cherry painted preserve pot and cover, made especially for W Rowland & Son, Folkestone, a Japan vase, 22cm high, a pen tray, both painted with cabbage roses and with impressed marks and a further cabbage rose waisted vase, retailed by T Goode & Co, 11cm high (4) Condition Report: Available upon request
EDWARD OVERTON JONES (1889-c.1959) a pottery bottle hand painted with thistles and four gilt lion rampants in shield shape surrounds, with wooden stopper, painted marks to the base JG & Sons in a crescent, monogram EOJ and dated 1911, 13cm high, another similar shaped bottle painted with fruiting and flowering trees and a crashing aeroplane, with the inscription Jamais fini le dessinateur est part a la guru (never finished as the designer was part of the war) with a monogram MDE (possibly Majel Davidson/Edward) with painted marks and dated 1914-1920, together with a small vase painted with irises and a document about Majel Davidson and Edward Overton Jones (4) Edward's father Horace was associated with the Crescent Pottery. After 1910 Edward went to Paris where he met Majel Davidson, an artist and later potter, with whom he had a relationship with for fourteen years. He was in the Artist's Rifles during the First World War and was awarded the D.S.M. in 1918. After this he also designed for Wedgwood as well as Crescent, before emigrating to America where he married and settled. Condition Report: Available upon request
A RENE LALIQUE COQUILLE PATTERN BOWL moulded as four shells, with wheel cut signature to base, 13.3cm diameter, together with a Andre Delatte cameo glass vase, in orange and red decorated with maiden hair fern, 22cm high (2) Condition Report: Lalique - Three small frit chips to the top rim and some scratches. Delatte - small chips and frits to the top rim. Small chip to underside, possibly from manufacture.
A SUITE OF AMBER FLASHED GLASSWARE with cut to clear decoration of grapes and vines and highlighted with green enamel, comprising six drinking glasses, twelve rinsers / bowls, a vase and three liqueur glasses, together with two matched napkin holders (24) Condition Report: Available upon request
A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE BALUSTER VASE painted with figures crossing a bridge beside an island village, four character mark (large crack) with associated cover, 39cm high and another vase painted with landscape vignettes (large crack), 38cm high (2) Condition Report: Available upon request
A CHINESE BALUSTER FAMILLE ROSE VASE painted with exotic birds amongst blue rockery, chrysanthemum, peonies above a fenced garden, the neck with key pattern band and ruyi head foliage and above a stiff leaf band to base (rim chip), 45.5cm high Condition Report: Available upon request
AN EDWARDIAN SATINWOOD AND PAINTED DINING ARMCHAIR AND HAND CHAIR the vase shaped carved backs decorated with foliate urn shaped swags flanked by winged caryatids within foliate sprays above stuffed seats and on square tapering legs, 94cm high (2) Condition Report: repaired split on top rail of armchair(visible on images), seat height 46cm, joints tight.
19th century mahogany travelling Tantalus, containing four large bottles, three smaller bottles, a tall vase and two glasses, with gilt detailing, 31.5 x 27 x 29 cm and a 19th century rosewood two-compartment tea caddy, the purple velvet lined interior with two lidded compartments each with ivory finials, 28 x 16 x 15 cm (2) PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADE OF IVORY. Buyers must be aware that regulations of several countries, including USA, prohibit the import of ivory, or any goods containing ivory. Ewbanks advise prospective purchasers who intend to ship this lot to another country that they must familiarise themselves with the relevant import/export regulations prior to bidding. They are responsible for their shipping arrangements and the onus is therefore on them to organise their own shipping..
Set of 14 mahogany Chippendale style dining chairs, with pierced carved vase shaped splats and green drop in serpentine seats, on cabriole legs with ball and claw feet, Circa 1900 (4+10). Overall condition good. Structurally sound and strong on joints. Some slight discolouration and wear in places due to continual use. Drop in seats have recently been reupholstered in green leather.
Frances Mary Hodgkins (New Zealand/British, 1869-1947) Still life with a vase of flowers and eggs signed 'Frances Hodgkins' (lower right) watercolour 49.50 x 39.50cm (19 x 15in) Other Notes: It has been suggested that this work dates to 1931 when Hodgkins was in St Tropez and painted a large number of very similar still lifes and landscapes. The inclusion of eggs and a cork tree in the background were much favoured motifs by Hodgkins during this period. The present painting will be included in Mary Kisler's forthcoming online catalogue raisonné. We are grateful to Mary Kisler for her kind assistance with this catalogue entry. Discolouration and browning around the edge possibly due to previous framing. Slight discolouration around the left of the material drape. It has been painted on a buff card which may give the impression of yellowing - it possibly has lost some if its colour. There is a faint 3 inch surface crease to the upper part of the picture. Little roughing to the edge towards the top of the picture due to it being taken out the frame at some stage. Some faint scratching to the board, some scoring to the reverse.
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