A Coalport limited edition Constable bi-centenary eagle vase, no. 24/100, and two Coalport limited edition urns and covers; St. Paul's, 239/250, and Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee 1977, no.108/200 (af) (3). CONDITION REPORT: The large urn has had the wing broken off the finial, crudely glued, with some minor sections still missing. Minor rubbing to the gilding and some minor surface scratches. The Queen Elizabeth II urn has been broken through the base section and crudely glued, also has a large chip to the foot rim. Minor rubbing to the gilding. The St Paul's jar has minor rubbing to the gilding, otherwise OK.
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A Chameleon ware vase of ovoid form decorated with geometrical foliate motifs, a Lawleys vase with flared rim decorated with trees in winter landscape, marks to base, signed "Rhead", height 14cm, a further vase of globular form, and two small jugs (5). CONDITION REPORT: Crazing throughout, the Chameleon vase has a hairline, the Lawleys vase has chips and rubbing.
CINQUE PORTS POTTERY (THE MONASTERY RYE); a stoneware part coffee set comprising coffee pot, height 25.5cm, milk jug and sugar bowl, six cups and saucers and three side plates, pottery stamp to base, also a Guernsey Pottery cylindrical vase (13). CONDITION REPORT: Some crazing to the cups, otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
A mixed group of ceramics including a set of three 19th century Minton cabinet plates and a matching footed plate with hand painted floral sprays, two 19th century Copeland cabinet plates "Monte Salvadore" and "Bras o' Breadalbane" (af), a Sèvres style baluster vase, sandwich plate and matching cake plate, a Carlton Ware "Rouge Royale" dish, a German Art Deco breakfast set and six New Chelsea "Rambler Rose" cups and saucers. CONDITION REPORT: One Minton plate has a chip to the rim and a hairline spreading from it, one Minton plate has been broken in half and reglued and rim is partially restored, vase has been broken where the foot meets the body and crudely reglued, a New Chelsea has a crack throughout, and another has hairlines.
A quantity of ceramics comprising a group of silver animal figures, a Clarice Cliff sugar shaker with hand painted floral decoration, a Carlton Ware pin dish, a Belleek vase with applied floral decoration, a Crown Devon rectangular bowl, two Royal Doulton figures; HN3263 "Beatrice" and HN1467 "Monica", bisque figures of a boy and girl, two cups and saucers, ashtray, a milk jug with measure and a green resin hand mirror and matching tray.
A quantity of decorative ceramics including a large oval footed Beswick bowl, 1095, decorated with fairies and fawns, a Beswick posy container, 732, a small Belleek shamrock decorated bowl with black third mark to base for 1926-1946, a modern tall Belleek vase with Celtic and shamrock decoration, four Susie Cooper cups and saucers, etc.
A small quantity of mixed ceramic items comprising a blue and cream Charlotte Rhead Burleighware vase decorated with stylised flowers and scrolls, height 21cm, an early 19th century Spode floral dish, a blue and white warming plate, a large Italian armorial jug, a Meissen plate, two Wedgwood plates with humorous scenes, and two other plates.
A Royal Doulton flambé vase of baluster form decorated with a landscape with Gothic ruins, height 18cm, a Royal Doulton stoneware blue glazed bowl decorated with thistles to alternating beads to the exterior, diameter 22cm, and a Royal Doulton stoneware pepper with white metal mounts (3). CONDITION REPORT: The flambé vase has some minor scratches to the body, the rim has a tiny area of 3 spots wear the glazing is gone, traces of wear to the base. The bowl has some scratches all over, the pepper has imperfections to base.
An early 20th century century Royal Doulton vase of baluster form, decorated with a bird perched on a branch, on pale blue background, impressed marks and artist signature to the base (Florence Barlow), no.893C, height 16.5cm, six further Royal Doulton vases, a rectangular trinket box and a pin dish (9). CONDITION REPORT: Florence Barlow vase is in good condition, some scratches to glaze. Cylindrical vase has crazing.
A large late 19th century Doulton Lambeth vase of baluster form with flared rim, painted and decorated in relief with flowers on green and brown background, impressed marks to base, no.1847, artist marks (Kate Rogers), height 41cm, a Royal Doulton jardinière with transfer decoration depicting village landscape, diameter 25cm and a pair of Royal Doulton "Persian" vases decorated with parrots amongst floral sprays, height 30.5cm (4). CONDITION REPORT: Kate Rogers: crack and reglued chip to the rim, crazing throughout. Jardiniere: crazing throughout. One of the Persian vases has a chip to the inside of the rim and hairline spreading form it, also crazing to the glaze.
A Royal Doulton D5100 "Fenland" pattern oblong sandwich plate and six matching side plates, a Royal Doulton floral decorated vase with flared rim, an electroplated mounted Wedgwood blue jasperware biscuit barrel, a further similar example, two Sylvac vases, etc.
Four Royal Doulton Bunnykins figures; DB213 Bunnykins of The Year 2000 First in The Time Series, DB218 "Fortune Teller", DB229 "Sands of Time" and DB242 "Tyrolean Dancer", three boxes for the figures, also a Royal Worcester figure in celebration of the Queen's 80th birthday 2006 and a Royal Doulton stoneware vase (af) (6).
Two Beswick figures; golden eagle, no.2062 and a liqueur bottle modelled as an eagle by D Lyttleton, a small Royal Worcester figure of a bird, a Wedgwood black jasperware vase, a Royal Doulton "Springtime" figure on oval wooden base, a Continental figure of a Chinese man, a tapering vase and a ceramic scent bottle.
An Edward VII hallmarked silver circular lidded dressing table pot with repoussé flower and scrolling foliage design, Cornelius Saunders & James Shepherd, Birmingham 1902, an Edward VII hallmarked silver squat urn shaped vase, Edward Barnard & Sons, London 1907, and a four section toast rack with handle, Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1946, combined approx 5.45ozt (3).
A George V hallmarked silver cigarette case of rectangular form with overall engine turned decoration, initialled AAH to the lozenge shaped cartouche, Frederick Field, Birmingham 1925, a silver sovereign case with bright cut decoration, Birmingham 1903, two silver bladed pen knives with mother of pearl handles and a similar pickle fork, a salt spoon, a propelling pencil and a posy trumpet vase with loaded base, weighable silver approx 3.3ozt. CONDITION REPORT: The case is covered with tarnish. The rim of the posy vase is dented and several small dents throughout. The sovereign case is initialled JC. Stem of the salt spoon is bent.
Pair of small Moorcroft baluster vases with mottled lustre glaze, bearing factory labels, 3" high (chip to one rim); early Moorcroft mottled glaze baluster vase, impressed marks stamped M18, 3.25" high (at fault); together with two miniature Moorcroft circular footed bowls (5)
Chinese blue and white porcelain oblong dish, centrally decorated with floral sprays amidst scrolled acanthus borders, Imperial mark to base, 8.5" long; together with a Chinese blue and white miniature cylindrical vase, 4" high, Chinese dish decorated with cranes in the Imari style 6.5" wide and Chinese turquoise teapot in the form of a seated gentleman, 9" high (4)
French blue and white porcelain and gilt metal cased two train mantel clock garniture, the movement with outside countwheel striking on a bell, the 3.25" cream dial indistinctly signed, within a vase shaped case surmounted by a bird finial, 24" high (pendulum); also a pair of matching five light candelabra, 23" high
Ian Parker (b. 1955) - Primroses in a brown vase, signed, also bearing a gallery label verso, oil on canvas board, 8.5" x 6.5" *Provenance: with Beckstones Gallery, Greystoke Ghyll, Penrith, Cumbria. The artist was the son of a Durham coal miner and attended school in Yorkshire before studying art. He has held exhibitions at the John Noott galleries in Broadway as well as in other regions of Britain
Ian Parker (b. 1955) - Snowdrops in a blue and white vase, signed, also bearing a gallery label verso, oil on canvas board, 7.5" x 6.5" *Provenance: with Beckstones Gallery, Greystoke Ghyll, Penrith, Cumbria. The artist was the son of a Durham coal miner and attended school in Yorkshire before studying art. He has held exhibitions at the John Noott galleries in Broadway as well as in other regions of Britain
Ceramics - a Radfords pottery vase, a pair of Royal Doulton bread and butter plates a Yardley soap dish, a Royal Crown Derby, Derby Posies pattern pin dish, vase; a Masons creamware cup and saucer, another, a bisque dolls head, a pair of continental porcelain figures, ; etc
A Victorian carved coal taper vase , carved overall and with the word Bytom;a 19th century Staffordshire transfer printed tureen and meat dish; an Iznik style two handled vase; a Bavarian ceramic cup and saucer, side plate, an additional saucer, decorated overall in 24ct gold and platinum
Ceramics - Limoges miniatures, a pair of milk jugs, plates of various sizes; a Royal Doulton character jug, Porthos, green printed marks; a Beswick model, Goldfinch, 2273, black printed marks; others, similar, Continental bisque porcelain; an onyx vase; an onyx table lighter; etc
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