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Click here to subscribeAn early 19th century Derby porcelain twin handled vase painted to the body with a band of floral sprays and gilt heightened throughout, on square base, gilded by T.Till, red painted mark for 1782-1825 to base, height 31cm. CONDITION REPORT: Significant rubbing to to gilding. Crazing throughout but generally good.
An unusual mid 19th century Copeland & Garrett porcelain tureen and stand painted with the crest of the Chicacole Light Infantry (34th Madras Infantry) and baskets of flowers throughout, height 16cm (af), a 19th century porcelain vase painted with a landscape scene, height 13cm, and two 19th century hand painted mugs (4). CONDITION REPORT: Tureen - two hairline cracks to the rim. Hairline around bottom of bowl. Large section of base rim reglued. Rubbed crest on base and rubbing to gilt throughout. Vase - 7cm of rim restored and rubbing throughout. Farming mug - one quarter of the body restored. Other mug - crack to base.
Four pieces of 19th and early 20th century Wedgwood caneware comprising basket, a milk jug, a miniature cylindrical teapot (lacking cover) and a vase, two Wedgwood jasperware jugs and a Wedgwood black basalt spill vase, also a plaster jasperware mould (8). CONDITION REPORT: Tiny chip to spout of small teapot. Chip to spout of caneware jug. Blue jug lacking handle. Otherwise good.
An early 19th century miniature chamberstick and snuffer painted with floral sprays, diameter 10cm (af), a 19th century Derby porcelain miniature bottle vase set with a circular hand painted panel decorated with a landscape scene on a royal blue gilt heightened ground, height 9.5cm, and a 19th century porcelain floral painted ring stand (3).
An early 19th century porcelain cylindrical spill vase painted in puce with a continuous landscape scene, no.294 to base, height 9.5cm, two 19th century Derby jugs painted with floral sprays and a Derby royal blue glazed gilt heightened lobed bottle (4). CONDITION REPORT: Rubbing to puce vase. Tiny chip to lid of bottle. Generally good.
A Royal Crown Derby limited edition ewer "West Front, Chatsworth Vase", numbered 223/250, commissioned by the Guild of Specialist China and Glass Retailers, height 26.25cm, boxed and with certificate. CONDITION REPORT: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
A collection of Wedgwood jasperware including trinket dishes, a jug, ashtrays, bowls, etc, a Royal Doulton figure HN2045 "She Loves Me Not", and a blue and white Delft vase with lion face mask and snake handles. CONDITION REPORT: The Royal Doulton figure has a crack to its head and right leg. The Delft vase has a series of hairline cracks. The jasperware is in good condition.
A small group of Wedgwood jasperware including a pale blue jasper dip teapot, a lilac plate, three pieces of green Wedgwood including plate, vase and pin dish, a pale blue circular pot and cover, a pale blue circular pin dish and a dark blue lozenge shaped box and cover. CONDITION REPORT: Scuffs but generally good.
A three piece Franz tea service decorated with dragonflies with corn ear handles, and two vases in the same pattern, also a Franz teapot and large baluster vase decorated with hummingbird and irises (7). CONDITION REPORT: One of the vases has a very tiny chip under a leaf decoration, otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
A late 19th century Samson porcelain bottle vase with flared rim, painted to the body with an armorial crest and throughout with floral sprays, unmarked, height 28cm. CONDITION REPORT: Minor rubbing to the decoration, particularly the rim and the rampant lion on the right of the armorial, but no chips or cracks.
A very large turquoise glazed pottery vase with flared neck, unmarked, height 70cm (af). CONDITION REPORT: There is a large section of the neck which has been staple repaired, cracks still showing, losses to the glaze to the outer portion of the neck where the damage has occurred, also a rim chip approx 2 x 3cm, all over crazing throughout.
A quantity of Wedgwood blue jasper dip including a salad bowl and servers, jardinière, biscuit barrel, etc, also a Dudson jasper dip teapot and an Adams jasper dip vase. CONDITION REPORT: Marks - largest jardiniere: "Wedgwood"; salad bowl: "Wedgwood, Made in England"; hair tidy and pot: "Wedgwood"; pot and cover: "Wedgwood, Made in England". Other's are Adam's. Condition fairly good throughout. Salad bowl - fairly good. Jardiniere - fairly good. Biscuit jar - fairly good. Jug, vase and tray are in fairly good condition. They are not "as new" because some are 100 years old, so they are dirty but not damaged.
A Shelley lustre vase in simple urn shape decorated with a bird amongst vines, height 18cm, and a Continental pierced majolica vase decorated with flowers and foliage, height 25cm (2). CONDITION REPORT: Very slight abrasion to the painting of the bird on the Shelley vase, otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. Majolica vase has hairline crack from rim about 7.5cm down.
A quantity of ceramic and metalware including a pair of Shelley Harmony drip ware conical vases, height 20cm, a Chinese cloisonné censor with floral decoration on blue ground, a Sylvac shell vase, a dark purple pressed glass three footed vase, etc. CONDITION REPORT: Hairlines to handle of Shelley jug. Crazing to Shelley vases.
A small collection of ceramics comprising two Coalport figures, one Royal Albert figure, a small green jasperware urn vase, another Wedgwood small vase, and a Villeroy & Boch charger (6). CONDITION REPORT: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
A quantity of decorative ceramics to include a Burleigh Ware green glazed cornucopia wall pocket decorated in relief with squirrels and elephants, a pair of Wilton floral decorated vases, a Sylvac gnome jug, a Poole mug, etc. CONDITION REPORT: Crazing throughout. Chip to orange and green vase. Large crack to Sylvac jug. Chip to base of Beswick.
A mixed lot of ceramics comprising a Clarice Cliff shallow bowl decorated in relief with birds and flowers, diameter 20cm, a Clarice Cliff milk jug, a pair of Royal Winton candlesticks, a Royal Doulton "Persian" vase, a cottage ware preserve jar and cover, a shorter jug and a Royal Doulton character jug "Mr Pickwick" (8). CONDITION REPORT: Crazing throughout. Chip to foot rim of Clarice Cliff bowl. Repairs to Royal Doulton vase.
A pair of late 19th century Bohemian ruby glass portrait vases of baluster form, centred with an oval medallion within a gilt and enamel border, with gilt heightened decoration, inscribed to base "Prima-donna After Correggio" and "Vanitas After Titian", height 25cm. CONDITION REPORT: The gilt decoration to the rims is slightly rubbed, Vanitas vase has chip to inside rim of the base, Prima-donna has a small chip to the inside of the base, both bases have scratches commensurate with age.
A large Waterford cut glass trumpet shaped vase on spreading circular foot, height 36cm, and a further cut glass pedestal bowl, diameter 26cm (2). CONDITION REPORT: The Waterford vase has three chips to the rim, otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. The bowl is OK.
A collection of predominantly Chinese Canton porcelain to include a 19th century baluster vase, two miniature vases, a circular box and cover, plates, etc. CONDITION REPORT: Postage within UK would be £45.00 + VAT. All with certain amounts of damage. Please view lot in person to be sure.
A mixed lot comprising an early 20th century Chinese porcelain jar and cover painted in underglaze blue, a similar prunus baluster vase and cover, a hexagonal pierced vase on hardwood stand, a pair of decorative Japanese Satsuma baluster vases, and a Japanese Satsuma nodding figure (7).
A large late 18th/early 19th century Japanese baluster vase with allover floral and figurative decoration and with flared rim, height 87cm. CONDITION REPORT: There is a thin chip to the rim approx 1in x 0.2in, pin hole size flaws in the glaze and surface scratches commensurate with age, a 2in hairline crack from the base rim. Adam Partridge Ltd or its employees, is not responsible for inaccurate information provided in any condition report.
An early 20th century Japanese Kutani double gourd miniature vase, height 9cm, and an early 20th century Chinese porcelain teacup painted in Famille Rose enamels with three figures, height 7cm. CONDITION REPORT: Small chip to the rim of the teacup and some minor rubbing. The Kutani vases slightly rubbed but generally in good condition.
An Edward VII hallmarked silver tulip vase raised on tapering knopped stem to spreading circular loaded base, Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1901, height 22cm, a silver and tortoiseshell mounted globular scent bottle, Birmingham 1919, a silver covered dressing table jar and a silver mounted cut glass scent bottle (4).
An Edward VII hallmarked silver trumpet vase with flared pierced rim, raised on spreading circular loaded base, Marples & Co, Birmingham 1905, height 24.5cm, a silver plated hot water jug of tapering hexagonal form with cast scroll decoration, height 21.5cm and a plated belt with pierced and embossed sections (3).
A small quantity of collectable items comprising an olive wood goblet with Hebrew writing, a small cased Meerschaum pipe carved as a Winged Victory with amber coloured mouth piece and a small pierced wooden vase (3). CONDITION REPORT: Postage within UK would be £15.00 + VAT. Postage to USA would be £112.36.
A large Moorcroft baluster vase, decorated with "Tree Bark Thief Caravan" pattern on blue and green ground, impressed and painted factory marks to base, 7/100, 2003, signed Rachel J Bishop to base, height 43cm. CONDITION REPORT: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
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