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Click here to subscribeThree 18th century Imari beakers, two covers, an underdish dish and a later bottle vase, each of the exteriors of the former painted with sinuous panels of flowers on alternating blue and white grounds, the vase with two ruyi panels of flowers, 21.5cm(8.5 in) high (7) (D) Just one of the bowls is without damage or repair
An 18th century famille rose mug, a plate and a soup plate, the bell shaped exterior of the first painted with a bird perched on a blue rock amongst flowers, 15cm (6 in) high, the plate with a vase on a table amongst flowers and the last with a pavilion on an island, 23cm (9 in) (3) (D) The mug has a faint hair crack as does the soup plate
Three Canton vases, two wood stands and a figure of a Daoist Immortal, the tallest vase painted with huntsmen in mountainous countryside, 22cm (9.75 in) high, one of the smaller vases with a cover, the figure of Han Xiangzi standing with his flute, 20cm (7.75 in) high (7) (D) Han Xiangzi's hands have been glued back
Two early 20th century ivory figures of Kwannon, both standing with a child seated to the right side, in one she pours water from her vase into a lotus flower held by the child, signed Issan, 13cm (5 in) high and she transfers liquid from the bowl in her left hand from a frond in her right to a vase held by the child, signed Shimei(?), 13.5cm (5.25 in)) high (2) Good
A 19th century gilt bronze figure of a Kagyu Lama wearing a red crowned hat with three point finial and a jewelled necklace as he sits on a lotus throne holding a vase in the upturned palm of his left hand and a thunderbolt sceptre in his right, his black hair curling onto his shoulders, 22cm (8.75 in) high
Hattori, a Satsuma vase with metal cover, mallet handles applied to the shoulders of the hexagonal body painted with warriors fighting on one side and with a group of families outside a pavilion on the other, signed below the Shimazu mon 'Dai Nihon Satsuma Hattori', 17cm (6.75 in) high (2) (R) One of the mallet handles has been restored
A late 19th century sectional vase with later ormolu mounts, the baluster shape painted with green scrolling lotus and blue shou characters on a pink ground between blue ground rim bands, the waisted neck applied with four dragons, 36cm (14.25 in) high The circular hole within the foot of the lower porcelain body is glazed over suggesting that it was always intended that it should be bolted in some way to the neck section.
A late 19th/early 20th century rouge de fer vase, the baluster shape painted with jewel hung neck above while sages examine a ying and yang scroll with attendants and bats about them, iron red mask and ring handles on the shoulders, 38cm (15 in) high (R) This has been a lamp at some stage. The hole to take the flex has been filled and there are traces of where a plate was fitted inside the neck which has a hair crack
A small group of ceramics including a Coalport bicentenary commemorative 'The Times' goblet, 139/750, with certificate of authenticity, a Royal Crown Derby 'Gold Aves' vase and two Hammersley pin dishes, two miniature Royal Worcester mugs, 'Derby Posies' cream jug and sugar bowl, an Adams jasperware biscuit barrel, three Royal Worcester coffee cups and saucers, etc.
MOORCROFT; an 'Anemone' pattern tube line decorated baluster vase on turquoise and dark blue ground, impressed marks and signature in green to the base, height 13cm. CONDITION REPORT: Extensive crazing to the glaze throughout, some surface dirt and wear otherwise there are no obvious traces of restoration or damage.
A Royal Worcester square section tapering bud vase, painted with floral sprays on gilt leaf mould decorated base, marked in puce, date code for 1912, height 16cm (af), also a French porcelain ovoid vase painted with two opposing panels within a gilt border, height 11.5cm and a German porcelain figure of a boy holding birds (badly af) (3). CONDITION REPORT: The Worcester vase has a loss to one of the corners of the rim, heavy surface dirt particularly to the base, minor areas of rubbing to the gilt. Figure of boy has both arms and wrists broken off and crudely reglued, losses to tails of both birds, areas of rubbing to the paint, surface dirt. French vase appears to be in good condition with rubbing to the gilt rim, minor surface wear.
A circa 1900 Chinese bronze and champlevé enamel baluster vase with twin mythical beast mask handles, decorated with floral sprays and dragons amongst clouds, on archaistic style incised ground, height 30.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: Natural flaws throughout to the enamel, small slither section of foot missing.
A pair of late 19th century/early 20th century Chinese porcelain sleeve vases decorated with two opposing panels in enamels with a vase on stand and Dogs of Fo, on powder blue ground, both bearing a Kangxi character mark to base, height 31cm. CONDITION REPORT: Tiny chips to one side of the rim, same case with hairline to inside, numberous firing imperfections (pitting etc),
WEDGWOOD; a three coloured marble jasperware bell shaped vase and cover with gilt finial, with oval panel painted with pale pink rose to one side and opposing reserve inscribed 'Rose 2003', on attached cylindrical base, height 33.5cm, boxed.The vase was awarded to the vendor for winning the Derby Evening Telegraph Wedgwood competition, sold with related clipping. CONDITION REPORT: Marks impressed, appears to be in very good, basically pristine condition.
MOORCROFT; a modern 'Festive Friends' pattern tube line decorated vase of ovoid form on celadon and purple ground, dated 2010, height 9.5cm and a further 'Anemone' pattern baluster example, dated 1992 with candle symbol, height 10cm (2). CONDITION REPORT: Mild surface dirt throughout, otherwise appears good with no further obvious faults, damage or restoration.
A chrome mounted bowl in Celtic Harvest pattern, diameter 22cm, a further bowl in the same pattern with a chrome lid, both stamped to base Barbola, also a Susie Cooper jug with abstract foliate pattern, signed to base and dated 1932, height 17cm and a Susie Cooper pin dish with orange centre with stamped mark to base (4). CONDITION REPORT: Considerable surface dirt, the Susie Cooper jug has abrasions to the inner rim probably from being used as a vase? The Celtic Harvest bowls have some minor abrasions to the paint commensurate with age and slight crazing to the glaze throughout, the chrome lid is pitted, the Susie Cooper pin dish has crazing to the glaze and slight abrasions.
CHARLES CATTEAU FOR KERAMIS; an early 20th century Belgian stoneware 'La Maitrise' vase of ovoid form, model no.D.896, decorated in blue, black, turquoise and green enamels with stylised repeated deer and bird amongst foliage to central section between chevron borders to rim and base against crackled white ground, black printed factory marks and impressed no.1263 to base, height 16cm. CONDITION REPORT: Hairline crack to rim interior which spreads approximately 4cm downwards. Manufacturing imperfections with minor pitting, uneven glazing, kiln dirt etc. Crazing throughout.
MOORCROFT; a 'Hibiscus' pattern tube line decorated squat globular vase on green and blue ground, impressed marks and signature in blue to the base, height 10.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: Crazing to the glaze throughout, traces of wear to the base and residues of circular sticker, otherwise appears to be in good condition.
A small group of ceramics comprising two graduated Losol Ware 'Armado' pattern decorated jugs, a Minton oval platter, a further 'Old Willow' pattern decorated example and square treen with cover, a Carlton Ware coffee can and saucer and a late 19th century Chinese prunus vase and cover (af) (7).
A small group of various ceramics comprising predominantly Royal Worcester to include a pair of blue transfer decorated coffee cans and saucers, 1901, a modern candle snuffer modelled as a nun and a 19th century Worcester cup and saucer, also a Coalport floral decorated example, a Lock & Co vase and a W H Kerr & Co bisque cylindrical vase, also a German Berlin porcelain cream jug.
MOORCROFT; a 'Hibiscus' pattern tube line decorated slender baluster vase on cream ground, impressed marks, signed in green and with 'By Appointment, Potters to Late Queen Mary' sticker to the base, height 27cm. CONDITION REPORT: Extensive crazing to the glaze throughout otherwise with no obvious traces of damage or restoration.
A late 19th century Chinese porcelain baluster vase painted in underglaze blue with blossoming prunus and with dentil decorated raised rim, bearing Kangxi four character mark to base, height 33cm including associated carved wooden cover and two double gourd and covers, one painted with figural landscape, the other with phoenix and dragon flanking tree, height 16cm (both af) (3). CONDITION REPORT: Double gourd vase with figural landscape has major area of losses to the rim, finial of cover is broken off. The other has a hairline spreading from the rim approx 2.5cm. Vase in good condition with rubbing and minor losses to the pierced decoration of the cover.
A very large 19th century Chinese Canton Famille Rose baluster vase with flared rim and twin gilt heightened dragon handles, painted in enamels with two opposing shaped rectangular panels depicting figural court scenes with Greek key border on foliate and floral spray ground, with birds and butterflies amongst, height 88cm (af). CONDITION REPORT: There is major crudely reglued damage to the base, length 22cm, with areas of minor losses and one larger loss along the line of breakage, both dragon handles have losses particularly to the heads and claws and tails. Major area of breakage to the flared rim (triangular area measuring approx 30 x 17 x 28cm has been broken off and reglued with two large losses to the rim). Enamelling appears to be intact with only odd areas of flaking, some firing imperfections such as pitting.
A quantity of mixed ceramics including a Poole Pottery Gemstones Purse vase, a Villeroy & Boch 'Acapulco' dish with matching ramekins, Royal Worcester 'Evesham' Ware, Wedgwood jasperware trinket box, Royal Doulton small character jug and Doulton Lambeth miniature jug, Royal Worcester handled knife (boxed), etc.
A large pair of early 19th century Italian Grand Tour alabaster urns, each with trumpet shaped vase, lotus leaf decorated everted rim and finely engraved floral decorated bodies, rising from a hippocampus with leaf decorated scrolls above a stepped rectangular plinth base, height 53cm, length approx 42cm. CONDITION REPORT: One is loose where the sections fit together. The same has a repaired chip to plinth. Both have repaired front legs, cracking to trumpets and surrounds.
MOORCROFT; a modern limited edition floral tube line decorated flared vase, on cream and dark blue ground, impressed marks to base, signed by Kerry Goodwin, 27/200, dated 2009, with red dot mark for second quality. CONDITION REPORT: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
A quantity of mixed ceramics and glassware to include a Royal Worcester blush ivory vase with puce backstamp, no.1663, height 18.5cm, three Spode Copeland 'Spode's Nigel' pattern bowls, thimbles, also four cocktail glasses and six examples with silver gilt rims, five glass/ceramic table bells, etc.
A small group of ceramics comprising a Wedgwood three piece 'Embossed Queen's Ware' tea set, and a set of six limited edition 'Railway Memories' series collector's plates, a Beswick donkey and pony, also a Lladro bell and posy vase (13). CONDITION REPORT: All pieces in good condition. Postage within UK £27 including VAT.
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