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A Chinese 19th Century baluster shape large porcelain vase, decorated to both sides with domestic scenes with ladies and children, having powder blue lustre background, to be sold together with Chinese 19th Century blue and white pedestal shallow bowl, painted all around with Imperial dragons and on the base bearing six character mark within double blue circle (both AF), vase - 46cm H, bowl - 27.5cm dia. (2)
A pair of Wedgwood campana vases and covers, gilded Grecian lady sitting on a rock surmount, green and blue trailing leaf band, upper band to vase of shells and flowers, gilded leaf handles, laurel swags, chocolate brown and gilt to base of vase and square foot, circa 1920, approx. 23.5cm.
A 19th Century needlework sampler, worked by Mary Robson, aged 13, in 1837, religious verse to top beside bird within cage, central swag and vase design flanked by cats above floral designs, florally decorated border, within walnut frame, 26 x 24in. (66 x 61cms).
Eardley Norton: a George III mahogany and brass mounted striking and musical bracket clock, the dial with foliate, scroll and flowerhead spandrels to the silvered roman and arabic chapter ring, the matted centre with date aperture, ornate pierced hands, the arch with silvered subsidiary dials for strike/not strike and chime/not chime and music section for tunes (March, Minuet, Song, Cotillion, March, Dance) centred by a recessed nameplate signed Eardley Norton London 2074, six pillar movement with triple fusee movement and verge escapement, hour strike on bell and music on thirteen bells with fifteen hammers, 5 1/4in. cylinder, two full repeat levers, the backplate engraved with leaves and scrolls around a cartouche signed Eardley Norton London, also numbered 2074 in top right corner, engraved securing brackets, the case with leaf and urn finial on fluted supports (damaged), caddy top flanked by four vase pattern finials, pierced brass foliate fretwork sides with material backing, brass handles, arched glazed front door with fretwork detail, fluted canted corners with brass detail, brass lined plinth base on brass bracket feet, 21in. high (not including detached finial and support). Eardley Norton is listed as working at Clerkenwell between 1762 and 1794. He was a member of the Clockmakers Company and had a reputation for making complex timepieces, sometimes with musical and astronomical movements for the export market. PROVENANCE Purchased by the vendor's grandfather William Strang, 1st Baron Strang (1893-1978) whilst Charge d'affaires at the British Embassy in Moscow 1930-1933. Thence by descent.
A George III mahogany carver chair, the serpentine cresting rail carved with leaf designs, pierced vase shaped splat back above scrolling arms, the seat upholstered in red dralon with serpentine front, raised on moulded square legs joined by understretchers.
A late 18th Century carved oak corner chair, the high back with raised cresting rail and vase-shaped splat above scrolling arms and further vase-shaped splats, the solid seat with later cushion upholstered in heraldic tapestry, raised on square legs joined by X-frame stretchers.
A set of six single and two arm Chippendale style mahogany dining chairs, with serpentine cresting rails above pierced vase-shaped splat backs, the drop-in seats upholstered in cut floral patterned genoa-velour, raised on carved cabriole legs terminating in claw and ball feet.
Five pieces of turquoise vitro-porcelain, mainly by Sowerby, to include: a wall pocket (1296), with a bird of prey stalking fish and frog; a vase (1154); a square-shaped vase (1187); a covered jar of drum form, with hat pattern finial; and a helmet form cream jug with grape and vine design, and branch pattern handle, height 13cms.
Six pieces of Sowerby 'Queens' ware, to include: a rectangular dish, with peacock design, 25 x 15cms; a small planter (1293), with children playing a game decorated to frieze; a bucket form vase with bamboo rims and floral design; a two-handled sugar bowl and cream jug (1331), decorated with daisies; and another two-handled bowl (1350), decorated to frieze with peacocks and flowers. (6)
A quantity of white slag/blanc de lait ornaments, to include: five pieces marked by Sowerby; a sol fleur vase (1170); a small tazza (1193); a bellows pattern wall pocket (1285); a basket (1157); a covered pot (1388); a fish pattern jug, probably by W.H. Hepple & Co; a pair of tapering vases with shell pattern; an oak leaf acorn pattern milk jug and sugar bowl; and a pair of tazzas with triple dolphin design pedestal, 9cms high. (12)
A quantity of coloured malachite slag glass, to include: five items by Sowerby: a miniature planter (1231); a pair of square vases (1264); a tapering vase (1230); a jug (1280); together with six pieces, maker's unknown, to include: a tapering vase with three birds held by chains, height 17cms; a tazza with gadrooned rim; a square miniature planter with ivy decoration; a blue shoe with bow; another shoe; and a purple glass helmet form cream jug. (11)
A selection of North Eastern commemorative clear pressed glass, including: plates commemorating "George Peabody" (two sizes), "Gladstone" (2), "Baden Powell", "Mafeking", "Queen Victoria's Jubilee"; two other oval plates; a chalice engraved "Sowerby Gateshead Glass Exhibition 1986-87"; a muffin dish commemorating "Queen Victoria's Jubilee 1887", with gilt design; and a Sowerby tapering clear glass vase with gilt figures.
A quantity of British coloured glassware, to include: a pair of John Derbyshire black glass tapering vases, with swags and fruit; a North Eastern covered jar in the form of a drum with hat finial, in brown clear glass; a Sowerby fluted two-handled bowl in green vaseline glass; a 19th Century Jack-in-the-pulpit vase in yellow vaseline glass; a Sowerby boat-shaped two-handled vase with floral decoration in opal; a yellow vaseline glass boat-shaped vase with oak leaves and acorns; two other items of yellow vaseline glass; a brown glass cup with white trailing decorated to bowl; together with a chocolate cup; and squat vase, probably Sowerby's 'Venetian' range. (12)
Small Staffordshire pot pourri vase and cover, with twin handles and applied naturalistic flowerheads in high relief painted in polychrome colours, gilt edges, mid 19th Century, height 15.5cms; Staffordshire earthenware model cottage on base, with pierced windows and open chimney, 19th Century, height 12cms. (4)
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