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A Dresden oviform vase and domed cover with boy and dog finial; decorated with garlands of flowers in high relief on both vase and cover; the base with underglaze blue Meissen style crossed swords, 43.5 cm high (2) Condition Report Please note that the damage includes areas of damage and repair at the rim.
A pair of 19th century Sevres ovoid vases and covers, gros bleu ground, each with two reserves with raised gilded borders painted with courting couples in a naturalistic setting and a watery landscape, the covers also painted with landscapes, blue factory mark to base (one rubbed), 15 cm high (2) Condition Report No chips or cracks to vases. Some rubbed gilding to base and rim. One vase has slight surface scratching to reserves.One cover restored
A pair of 19th century continental porcelain vases and covers, the handles in the form of putti, each painted on one side with lovers in a naturalistic setting and to the other with flowers and foliage, also having floral and foliate swags in bold relief, underglaze blue crossed sword and letter 'S' to base, approximately 40 cm high (2) Condition Report Vase 1 - Flower petal and leaf losses overallVase 2 - One putti detached Both covers damaged and both vases 'wobble' on pedestals
Three pieces of 19th/20th century Dresden style porcelain comprising: a pot pourri vase and reticulated cover decorated in bold relief with cherubs, flowers and foliage, 36 cm high; a four branch candelabra, 54 cm high and a bust of a young child, 13.5 cm high (3) Condition Report All damagedPot pourri - damage and losses to flowers, foliage and handlesCandelabra - arm detached of maiden, losses and damage to flowers and leavesBust - head re-glued, losses/damage overall
A pair of Dresden oviform vases; each one with domed cover and kneeling cherub finial, decorated in high relief with garlands of flowers, 31cm high; each base with underglaze blue Meissen style, crossed swords mark (2) Condition Report Please note that the damage includes some areas of repair, particularly apparent at the rim of one vase.
Five English tankards, including: a Ridgway example with pink ground and high relief design, 7.5cm high; circa 1815; and an un-marked tankard with Neo-Classical designs beneath scrolling vine, 10.5cm high; together with a pair of Urn-shaped, English vases (one vase with cover); a Ridgway nightlight, 18cm diameter; and a Wedgwood Jasper teapot and cover (9) Condition Report Hairline crack in base of largest of set of 3, old metal sleeve repair to teapot spout, both vases lack outer lids and one lacks inner cover - remaining cover chipped
A matched pair of early 19th century Derby Imari decorated pot pourri vases and covers, the circular bowls having reticulated rims and four gilded masks, raised on four paw feet on a quatrefoil base, painted red mark, c. 1800-1825, 15 cm high (2) Condition Report One vase significantly heavier than the other.Both covers restored and re-touched gilding overall
A 19th century cranberry glass epergne, one large trumpet vase surrounded by three smaller trumpets, alternating with three hanging baskets supported by twisted scrolling canes, the whole raised on a cut mirrored base and walnut surround, c/w an extra cane and basket, 44 cm high Condition Report Shallow chips around socket, generally undamaged, wood needs polish
A 19th century English twin handle vase in the Rockingham style, profusely decorated in relief with spring flowers including peony, convolvulus, carnation, bluebells and for-get-me-nots, 17 cm high Condition Report Overall crazed. Petal and leaf losses, one handle re-glued, hairline across the other handle
Seven Askari carved wood polychrome figures, c.1915-1920, modelled as three colonial soldiers, an administrator, a women with a vase/drum on her head, longest 34cm with helmetThe figures are believed to have been carved by Mutisya Munge, who was a Kamba tribesman, joining the British army in 1914 and began carving figures portraying tribesmen and soldiers who served, selling these to European settlers.
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