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Lot 186

James Skerrett (Royal Worcester artist) - a vase and cover, the vase painted with panels of flying mallard drakes on yellow ground and with moulded rams head handles, 27cms high

Lot 187

A Royal Worcester porcelain bottle shaped vase with long slender neck, painted with peaches and raspberries by E Townsend on low gilt pedestal base, puce factory mark and ""307"", 20cms high ++some restoration to neck

Lot 338

An early 20th Century Chinese carved ivory two handled vase and cover, having lion mask loose ring handles, deeply carved with figures in gardens with pagodas within foliate scroll borders, 25cms high ++some damage

Lot 364

A heavy cast brass sundial named ""Norman Stewart Oxford London"" mounted on circular leaf moulded concrete bowl on reconstituted stone vase shaped pillar and circular base, on a square stand, together with original sale receipt dated 1940, height 118cms not including gnomon

Lot 70

A Linthorpe pottery vase, with an undulating rim above a squat baluster body on circular foot, in caramel and turquoise glaze, with some blue lines, shape No.1785, impressed mark, 19.5cm CONDITION REPORT: Fine crazing throughout, glaze chip to underside of foot.

Lot 71

A Della Robbia vase, decorated by Hannah Jones, incised with grapevines, incised DRF with a galleon and painted initials, chips, 21.5cm, and an earthenware bowl, by Hannah Jones, in turquoise with blue-rimmed yellow panels incised with flowers, incised DRB with a galleon and painted initials, restored crack, 26cm (2) CONDITION REPORT: Vase - rim chips. Bowl - restored through and cracked. Paint flaking.

Lot 77

A Martin Brothers stoneware vase, of tapering form with a short neck, sgraffito with winged beasts, on a silvered glaze, inscribed '7 1905 Martin Bros., London and Southall', 11.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: Spotting to the silver glazed areas. No restoration evident

Lot 79

George J Cox for Mortlake Pottery, an ovoid vase, with a raspberry and blue trailed glaze, incised with dragons and 'Mortlake' to the body, and incised 'Mortlake GJϽBB', 17cm, and a plain ovoid vase, with a milk glaze and blue-green interior, incised 'Mortlake GJϽ, 1912', crack, 21cm (2)

Lot 81

A Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian pottery vase, by R Joyce, of ovoid form, painted in lustres with a band of fish and seaweed, painted artist's monogram, stamped mark '2512 VII England', 10.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: Glaze imperfections, two tone blue, lighter side is crazed.

Lot 84

An Art Pottery vase, French, the tapering body with reeds protruding from a river, in green and turquoise glaze on mottled ochre, incised 'S', 16cm high

Lot 85

A Royal Bonn pottery vase, of globular form, with tube lined rose decoration, printed and impressed marks, 18cm, and a Royal Bonn 'Old Dutch' vase, with painted and impressed marks, 11cm high (2) CONDITION REPORT: Old Dutch vase - crazing to the mouth of the rim. Larger vase - dirty and with various wear to the body.

Lot 87

C H Brannam and Baron of Barnstaple wares, a large vase, with entwined handles, incised with flowers and a purple glaze, 36cm, a butterfly wall pocket, 16.5cm high, a fish head jug, lacking glass eye, 11cm, a bowl, 23.7cm diameter, a large 'fish' jug, 32cm high, a bulb jardinière, 14cm, various marks, and a green jardinière, stamped 'Liberty, London', 18.2cm (7) CONDITION REPORT: Butterfly - chips to wings, rim chips to bracket and corners. Butterfly dish - small chip to rim. Fish - eye missing. Fish jug - glaze flakes to rim, inside neck and handle, base rim. Gardiniere - Glaze flake to one handle. Multiple nexk jardiniere - chips to all small rims. Purple vase - crazing throughout, crack to one handle.

Lot 89

A Sunflower Pottery vase, by Sir Edmund Elton, of tapering form with a crimped rim with beads, a green and yellow glaze, with raised fruit to the body, chip to rim, 20.2cm, and another vase, of tapering form with a tall neck, probably reduced, with raised flower heads, body rubbed, both with painted Elton marks, 30.5cm (2) CONDITION REPORT: Smaller: various chips to the rim, scratches to the body. Tall: body reduced, various wear to raised areas.

Lot 91

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase, by Frank H Butler, incised with Art Nouveau stylised motifs, impressed and incised marks, 32cm high CONDITION REPORT: No problems viewed

Lot 93

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase, dated 1880, the body incised with scrolls in four coloured glazes, impressed marks, artist's monogram for Edith Lupton, chip to base rim, 28.5cm CONDITION REPORT: Chip visible from base rim.

Lot 94

A Doulton Lambeth vase, dated 1887, by Florence E Barlow, of baluster form with a single handle decorated with an oval panel of seagulls, 16cm high CONDITION REPORT: Restored to base rim.

Lot 107

A Royal Doulton stoneware vase, designed by J H Mott, of octagonal tapering form with a light brown glaze, impressed marks, 20cm, and two further experimental glaze vases, chips, 8 and 10cm high (3)

Lot 118

A Moorcroft Macintyre 'Revived Cornflower' vase, c.1912, with a bulbous body and swollen neck, with yellow and blue flowers on a cream ground, signed in green 'W Moorcroft' with printed Macintyre mark, restored to neck and base, 26.5cm CONDITION REPORT: Restored to the top rim into the body. Small visible crack to the rim. Deep crazing to the base of the vase.

Lot 119

A Moorcroft 'Moonlit Blue' vase, c.1925, of shouldered form with broad neck shape 74, signed in green 'W.M.' with impressed 'Moorcroft Made in England', 17cm CONDITION REPORT: Crazing, some minor manufacturing defects.

Lot 123

A Moorcroft 'Pomegranate' vase, of waisted cylindrical form, mounted with a Tudric pewter ring incorporating two handles, impressed marks and blue initials, 18.3cm CONDITION REPORT: For information, pewter is loose on vase. Very faintly incised No. 262 R/A/.

Lot 126

A Moorcroft 'Leaf and Berry' vase, stamped and blue facsimilie signature, 13cm high CONDITION REPORT: No obvious damage just extensive crazing.

Lot 127

A Moorcroft 'Anemone' pattern ginger jar and cover, impressed marks, initials in green, with 'Potters to The Late Queen Mary' label to base and cover, 14.5cm high (2) CONDITION REPORT: Nibbles to the cover edge. Minute chip to the base of the vase.

Lot 129

A Walter Moorcroft 'Leaf and Berry' flambé vase, of tapering cylindrical form, on a low foot, initials in blue, impressed marks, 15cm high CONDITION REPORT: No evidence of restoration, some minor scratches.

Lot 130

A Moorcroft 'Iris' pattern vase, of trumpet form, impressed marks, blue initials, 20.8cm CONDITION REPORT: Minor crazing to the body of the vase.

Lot 139

A Clarice Cliff 'Bizarre' stepped vase, shape no. 368, with green squares, 9cm high CONDITION REPORT: Minor wear to edges and black outlines.

Lot 143

A collecton of Carter Stabler Adams pottery, 1920s, by Anne Hatchard, Ruth Pavely and Ethel Barrett, variously decorated, impressed marks, 7 to 23cm (14) CONDITION REPORT: Tall vase - crazing throughout. Bulbous vase - erazing, some glaze chips to the top rim. Bowl and cover - glaze frits to rim of bowl. Small pink lined vase - possible crack to rim, glaze imperfections to rim.

Lot 144

A Poole Pottery vase, TJ pattern, by Marjorie Batt, 17.5cm high

Lot 148

A Wedgwood vase, designed by Keith Murray, with reeded decoration, printed and impressed marks, 19.5cm CONDITION REPORT: Some fine crazing to base, otherwise No obvious faults

Lot 152

A Crown Ducal vase, designed by Charlotte Rhead, pattern no. 5983, tube lined with exotic flowers in orange, yellow, blue and mauve lustre, printed and inscribed 'C Rhead', 22cm, another vase, tube lined with flowers, 18cm, and a Cranston pottery vase, with a mottled ground, tube lined with leaves, printed mark, 22cm (3)

Lot 160

Two Troika pottery wheel vases, by Holly Jackson, one incised with Christ on the cross, the other with geometric motifs, 11.5cm, and a coffin vase, by Avril Bennett, 17.2cm, all with painted marks and artist's monogram (3) CONDITION REPORT: Repaired, chip to rim

Lot 166

A Midwinter 'Stitch' pattern vase, designed by Jessie Tait, of tapering bottle form, printed marks, 27.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: Loss of glaze to rim. Additional images available (on request).

Lot 172

A Poole Pottery red earthenware paperweight, by Guy Sydenham, with a marbleised glaze, impressed marks and monogram, 12cm diameter, and a Green Island stoneware glazed vase, impressed monogram, 7.5cm high (2) CONDITION REPORT: No major or minor issues.

Lot 173A

Three Poole vases, decorated by Karen Brown, each with Norman soldiers on horseback, with Corfe Castle beyond, 21, 20 and 15.5cm high (3) CONDITION REPORT: The smallest vase has a 3mm black line on rim - but under the glaze. No obvious faults, cracks, restoration or chips.

Lot 174

A Moorcroft 'Andalucia' pattern vase, 1998, of waisted cylindrical form, printed and impressed marks, 28.5cm high, boxed CONDITION REPORT: Good overall condition. No problems reported. Please view additional images (upon request).

Lot 175

A Moorcroft 'Flames of the Forest' vase, 1999, printed and impressed marks, 23.5cm boxed

Lot 181

A Moorcroft 'Black Tulip' pattern vase, printed and painted marks, 19cm

Lot 189

A Loetz Creta Papillon glass vase, c.1900, with pinched sides and silver mounted floral tendrils, 15.8cm CONDITION REPORT: Wear to the silver - this has been polished. One area slightly raised. Two minor dents to the rim of the vase, scratches to the base of the vase.

Lot 190

An Art Nouveau clear glass vase, of waisted form, the tulip-shaped top ringed with eight oval pronts, 30cm high CONDITION REPORT: Scratches to surface, especially to inside of neck and interior of waisted section. Cloudiness to vase.

Lot 194

A pâte-de-verre glass bowl, by Françoise-Emilé Décorchemont (1880-1971), moulded with fan decoration in shades of green and purple, impressed mark and numbered A980, 7.5cm, with wood stand (2) The mark A980 relates to the date of the piece as being made between December 1924 and August 1927. CONDITION REPORT: The vase can be removed from the stand. Underside of vase a lot of bubbles to the surface, lines in the glass probably manufacturing imperfections, nibbles to base rim - interior smooth and exterior very rough. Additional images available on request.

Lot 195

A French art glass vase, the tapering orange angular body decorated in gilt with the Eiffel Tower and a balloon to the opposite side, 23.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: Gilt wear to rim. Dark line to base(?), possible crack(?).

Lot 206

A Lalique 'Tournai' vase, moulded with stylised leaves, moulded 'R. Lalique', 12.5cm CONDITION REPORT: Small chip to neck inside rim. No damage viewed to body, inner rim with minor chips

Lot 210

A Mdina 'fish' vase, by Michael Harris, c.1970, in clear, purple and mottled blue, with yellow inclusions, etched 'Michael Harris, Mdina Glass, Malta', 26.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: Minor scratches to base.

Lot 211

A Mdina Glass 'Cut Ice' vase, with turquoise, brown and yellow inclusions, signed Michael Harris, Mdina Glass, Malta, 20.8cm, and a Mdina Glass vase, signed Mdina, 11.8cm (2) CONDITION REPORT: Minor chip to rim of taller vase and minor scratches to base.

Lot 2

An Arts and Crafts silver vase of waisted form with three applied wrythen handles terminating in heart shaped ends, London 1905, 6.5ozt, 15,5cm high

Lot 3

An Arts and Crafts silver twin handled vase and cover, hand hammered with applied trefoil decoration and chainwork borders, D & J Wellby, London 1928, 9ozt, 16cm high

Lot 36

A Troika cylindrical vase, circular pattern on beige ground, by Ann Lewis, black painted back stamp, Troika St Ives AL 14cm high

Lot 37

A Walter Moorcroft Iris pattern baluster vase, multicoloured decoration on green blue ground, monogrammed and impressed marks to base, 13cm high

Lot 39

Ruskin Pottery, a high fired vase of shouldered form, glazed in red and cream, impressed marks and date 1923, 25cm high

Lot 42

A Troika vase, of circular form, mottled greens and browns with geometric textured design to each side, signed A J Troika to the base, approximately 12cm high

Lot 86

Jessie Tait, a Midwinter tube lined 'Tonga' pattern vase, circa 1956, of necked ovoid form, white ground with intertwined vertical black lines, printed marks to base, 23.5cm high Note: a similar example in this pattern is held at the Victoria and Albert Museum

Lot 88

A Martin Brothers stoneware vase by Robert Wallace Martin dated 1874, of tall baluster form with Aesthetic floral and fan decoration in blue and white glazes, incised to the base ' R W Martin 1.74 Fulham', 18cm high

Lot 100

Mark V Marshall for Royal Doulton, a stoneware vase of tall baluster form with incised Secessionist style decoration on a mottled purple glaze, dated 1904, impressed marks and monogram to base, pattern number 608, 27.5cm high Note: Mark V Marshall trained in London as a sculptor, working in his early days with the Martin Brothers before moving to Doulton Lambeth in the 1870s. His designs are prized for their sculptural form and contemporary appeal

Lot 105

Kari Christensen for Royal Copenhagen, a lustre vase of flattened bottle form, circa 1970, stylised purple leaf and flower motifs, KC monogram to base, 170/2740, approximately 27.5cm high

Lot 107

Ruskin Pottery, a crystalline glaze vase in orange and blue of necked ovoid form, impressed mark and hand incised date 'July 31st 1928', 14cm high

Lot 111

Ruskin Pottery, a crystalline glaze bowl in orange and blue, impressed marks, 1933, 20cm diameter, together with a similar vase, impressed 128, 28.5cm high

Lot 113

A William Moorcroft Plum Wisteria pattern vase, of flared, necked ovoid form, blue ground with purple, red, yellow and green decoration, impressed marks and green signature, 37, 23.5cm high

Lot 115

A William Moorcroft Claremont pattern vase of baluster form, designed 1903, mottled green ground with blue and red decoration, painted signature and impressed marks, 12.5cm high Note: this design formed part of the range of Moorcroft pottery sold by Liberty and Co.

Lot 125

Jacob Bang for Nymolle, a Danish posy vase / candle holder, green string design 3312 . 407, together with various studio pottery, 10.5cm diameter (7)

Lot 136

Floris Meydam for Regina, Gouda, a 1950s Dutch Ruimte (space) vase, Iziy Ruimte, black with pink white and yellow enamel decoration, 11cm high

Lot 143

A Moorcroft leaf and berry pattern vase, circa 1930, of necked baluster form, glazed in blue, green and turquoise, underglaze blue signature and original paper label to base, 13cm high

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