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Click here to subscribeA group of Chinese porcelain painted in underglaze blue including a quatrilobed baluster vase, height 10cm, a pair of tea cups and saucers, a further example bearing Kangxi four character mark to base and three pieces with Imari decoration (most af). CONDITION REPORT: Most pieces are at fault with minor areas of damage such as chips to rims, two plates with hairlines and restoration to the rim of the vase.
A late 19th/early 20th century Chinese vase of baluster form with flared rim, painted in underglaze blue with foliate scrolls within two decorative bands, height 40cm, unmarked. CONDITION REPORT: There is chip underneath the top rim and some small chips to the base, also some firing imperfections,surface dirt, no visible areas of damage or restoration.
A Moorcroft enamel Christmas 2006 vase of baluster form painted with robins in a winter landscape, printed marks and signature to base, height 6cm. CONDITION REPORT: First quality. No sign of damage or repair. Monogrammed signature to base. Printed gramophone and copyright 05.
Two Locke & Co Worcester blush ivory vases with moulded decoration and both painted with peacocks; one shape 1043, with twin handles and spreading circular foot, height 16cm, and the other of tapering form, shape 433, height 20cm, with green marks to bases. CONDITION REPORT: The twin handled vase has slight losses to the peacock's breast and throat, some surface dirt, otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. The other vase has very slight losses to the bird, otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
A quantity of mixed ceramics including a boxed Royal Doulton figure HN2336 "Alison", a Capodimonte figure of a shoemaker, a boxed Wedgwood vase in "Angela" pattern, two Carlton Ware floral vases with twin handles, two boxed Florence resin figures, a Royal Doulton Sir Roger De Coverley jug, two nodding Oriental figures etc.
A beautiful Sajen designed silver and coral ladies costume brooch. Highly detailed brooch in the form of a vase of flowers. The central vase appearing to be cared coral, mounted with 925 white metal silver to the top and bottom. The flowers decorated from various stones and mother of pearl.
A Martin Brothers stoneware baluster vase by Walter & Edwin Martin ( Sea Creatures & Other grotesques ) The vase being incised with fish, eels and sea creatures amongst weed in shades of blue ground being incised Martin Bros, London & Southall to base ( repaired to base ) H26cm
A collection of assorted silver and silver plated items, including a pair of 19th century silver salts, a silver mounted glass snuff bottle, a silver egg cup, a silver thimble, a silver plated chamber stick, spill vase, set of coasters, two napkin rings, two thimbles and a salt spoon.
A George VI silver salver of Naval interest, hallmarked Sheffield 1940, engraved 'Presented to Brigadier H.D. Wear Royal Marines, by the Officers under his command Plymouth Division on the occasion of this marriage 17th March 1942, together with a silver tankard belonging to Brigadier Weir with Gibraltar crest, a silver spill vase, and a silver backed mirror and hair brush. 38.1 ozt.
Two unusual machine embroidered relief panels of a jug of flowers and a classical vase, made by Singer Sewing Machines for the 1924 Empire Exhibition at Wembley, together with indentures of Charles Gower Brackley who was official engineer and service partner to the company.
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