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Lot 70

Two Doulton vases, large gourd shaped vase with green glaze to neck and base 41.5cm (h) - marks to base

Lot 78

Clarice Cliff hand painted plate circa 1930 and a Poole Pottery vase

Lot 85

Crown Naples vase and cover urn shaped with two side handles, the sides decorated with figures

Lot 88

Minton `Wellington` vase circa 1810 flared neck with acanthus moulded rim, the sides with rams mask handles, finely painted flowers against a blue and gilt ground 34cm (h)

Lot 98

Cloisonné vase circa 1880 decorated with birds, flowers and leaves (slight damage)

Lot 103

Famile Rose vase and three covered dishes (4)

Lot 106

Famile Rose vase circa 1870 decorated with flowers and birds, to include certificate

Lot 108

Three Oriental porcelain pieces to include a teapot, vase and ginger jar - marks to base

Lot 109

Chinese Famile Rose vase, circa 1900

Lot 135

Glass vase with gilt applied overlay decoration signed S. Salviati

Lot 167

A pair of two branch bronze candelabra in the form of Egyptian ladies supporting vase form sconces on triangular bases

Lot 223

A French late 19th century mantle clock set in the style of Sevres with flanking vase form garnitures - A/F

Lot 287

Silver sugar sifter by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co. vase form, wirework sides with swags, the pierced bayonet fitted cover with whorl finial - London 1906

Lot 288

Silver sugar sifter by Walker & Hall vase form with two side handles and pierced domed pull off cover - London 1910

Lot 571

BRYAN PEARCE Daffodils in a glass vase. Watercolour, Signed. 34.5 x 24cm. (See illustration)

Lot 4

DOD PROCTER Marigolds and other flowers in a vase. Oil on board. 64 x 34cm.

Lot 270

A Silver Cruet Set, Birmingham 1910 and 1913 makers mark H & S; a contemporary silver modern vase Birmingham 1973, by JG Ltd; two Silver topped Glass Jars, Birmingham 1924 and 1925 by D & H. (4)

Lot 277

A Tazza Dish, plain with pie crust rim, Birmingham 1908, Hudson (12cm); a Christening Cup, engraved with initials Birmingham 1919, by D.F (8cm); an Edwardian tapering Vase Chester marks worn; a salt and a pepperette.(5)

Lot 307

An Edwardian Sugar Sifter, the vase shaped body pierced and bright-cut engraved with foliate design on a circular stepped base, detachable pierced lid, with blue glass liner, Birmingham 1910, by Elkington & Co.

Lot 103

A DANIEL & CHARLES HOULE SILVER CIRCULAR WAITER, beadwork border, the bed engraved with St George and Dragon and ‘St George’s Challenge vase, 2nd Prize, 1881, won by C.B. Fowler, 1st H.R.V. Corps’, triple feet, London 1880, (approximately 345g).

Lot 184

AN ARTS & CRAFTS OPAQUE IRIDESCENT GLASS BALUSTER VASE, early 20th Century, wavy rim with green interior, trailed green decoration, metallic inclusions, ground pontil mark, height 22cm, and an Arts & Crafts green iridescent glass wrythen bowl, broken pontil mark (s.d.), diameter 18cm (2).

Lot 200

A CHINESE WALL VASE, (labelled ‘Tao-Kuang 1821-1850’), painted with pink blossom on a green ground, height 15cm, in a hardwood mount. (Provenance: C.C. Tih Gallery, Hong Kong 1978).

Lot 201

A CHINESE WALL VASE, (labelled ‘Chien-Lung 1736-1795’), of twin handled baluster shape, painted with a pink flower, blue border, height 16cm, in a hardwood mount. (Provenance: C.C. Tih Gallery, Hong Kong 1978).

Lot 202

A CHINESE WALL VASE, (labelled ‘Tao-Kuang 1821-1850’), of baluster form, painted with a landscape panel of figures, iron red and gilt ground, height 17cm. (Provenance: C.C. Tih Gallery, Hong Kong 1978) .

Lot 203

A CHINESE WALL VASE, (labelled ‘Chien-Lung 1736-1795’), of twin handled baluster form, painted with a mother and child in a landscape, on a textured blue and gilt ground, height 17cm, in a hardwood mount. (Provenance: C.C. Tih Gallery, Hong Kong 1978).

Lot 204

A CHINESE WALL VASE, (labelled ‘Tao-Kuang 1821-1850’), of twin handled baluster form, painted with flowering blossom on a green ground, height 20cm. (Provenance: C.C Tih Gallery Hong Kong 1978).

Lot 205

A CHINESE WALL VASE, (labelled ‘Chien-Lung 1736-1795’), of twin handled baluster form painted with pink flowers on a textured yellow reserve ground, height 16cm, in a hardwood mount. (Provenance: C.C. Tih Gallery, Hong Kong 1979).

Lot 214

A MOORCROFT HIBISCUS LOW VASE, green ‘W.M.’ monogram and ‘Late Queen Mary’ paper label, height 13cm.

Lot 235

A RUSKIN HIGH FIRED TEA BOWL, ochre/blue, dated 1933, a miniature vase and a shallow dish, diameter 21cm (3).

Lot 243

A STAFFORDSHIRE FLATBACK SPILL VASE GROUP, 19th Century, figures and animals around a campfire with cauldron, height 23cm, an another spill vase figure group incorporating a pen stand, height 30cm (s.d.) (2).

Lot 248

A ROYAL DUX ART NOUVEAU SPILL VASE, early 20th Century, after Diabrich, modelled as a maiden collecting water with an amphora from a stream, resting against a tree stump, pink triangle mark and No.1451, height 42cm.

Lot 249

A CHINESE KUANG-HSU BALUSTER VASE, (1874-1908), all-over matt moss coloured glaze, six character mark, height 34cm, (opening restored).

Lot 251

KEITH MURRAY FOR WEDGWOOD, An Art Deco ribbed tapered vase, white eggshell glaze, blue facsimile Keith Murray signature, height 29cm.

Lot 253

RUSKIN MOTTLED BLUE GLAZED WARES, to include a jug, dated 1933, height 26cm, a square tapered vase and a saucer dish dated 1932 (3) .

Lot 360

A CHINESE PALE JADE RETICULATED DISC (BI), carved with a vase and symbols, diameter 8cm.

Lot 37

A 14TH/15TH-CENTURY MING DYNASTY CLOISONNÉ VASE HANDLE AND SILK BANNER LOOTED AT THE SACK OF THE OLD SUMMER PALACE, PEKING, 1860, the 7in. handle with brass dragon’s head and terminating in scroll foot; the red silk banner with applied characters reading SI CHUAN / DU ZHONG / TOU QI -- 110 x 78in. (279.5 x 198cm.); together with autograph card inscribed a handle torn from a large vase at the ‘sack’ of the Imperial Summer Palace at Pekin 1860 - curious metal work inlaid with lapis-lazuli / Dr. Clarke A. Ducket, RN. , (3), Provenance: Dr. C.A. Duckett, RN, to family friends and thence by descent., The Old Summer Palace was a vast complex of gardens and palaces founded in 1707 and which was under constant expansion until the mid-19th Century and is several miles from the Summer Palace, also in Peking (now Beijing). During the Second Opium War of 1860, two British Envoys (Henry Loch and Harry Parkes) accompanied by a Times journalist and a small escort met the Prince on September 29th to negotiate peace under a flag of truce. After a day of talks they were imprisoned and tortured, resulting in about twenty deaths - the bodies almost unrecognisable. To deter the Chinese from using kidnap as a bargaining tool again, Lord Elgin, the British High Commissioner to China, reacted by ordering the destruction of the Old Summer Palace, which was carried out on October 18th by 3,500 British and French troops and took three days to set the whole complex ablaze. Dr. Duckett was aboard one of the ships carrying marines which assisted and where he acquired this lot. Charles Gordon, a contemporary officer in the Royal Engineers, gives a flavour of the episode: We went out, and, after pillaging it, burned the whole place, destroying in a vandal-like manner most valuable property which [could] not be replaced for four millions. We got upward of £48 apiece prize money...I have done well. The [local] people are very civil, but I think the grandees hate us, as they must after what we did the Palace. You can scarcely imagine the beauty and magnificence of the places we burnt. It made one’s heart sore to burn them; in fact, these places were so large, and we were so pressed for time, that we could not plunder them carefully. Quantities of gold ornaments were burnt, considered as brass. It was wretchedly demoralising work for an army., The banner removed/acquired by Duckett was the personal banner for a visiting official from one of the provinces.

Lot 30

A GEORGE I WALNUT AND ELM SIDE CHAIR, the back with vase shaped splat, drop in upholstered seat, cabriole front legs, club feet, 22"" wide

Lot 52

A REGENCY MAHOGANY AND BRASS STRUNG PEMBROKE TABLE, the top with rounded flaps above two drawers to the ends, vase turned column, quadruple reeded and splay legs, brass terminals, castors, 34"" x 38 1/2"" overall

Lot 72

A GEORGE III CIRCULAR MAHOGANY SNAP TOP TABLE with vase turned column and cabriole tripod (some restorations), 30"" diameter

Lot 93

A PAIR OF GEORGE III MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS IN CHIPPENDALE STYLE, the pierced vase shaped splats carved with wheatsheaf and bell flowers, upholstered seats on moulded square section front legs, each chair with later added elbows, 22"" wide (2)

Lot 103

A MAHOGANY ELBOW CHAIR IN 18TH CENTURY AMERICAN STYLE with vase shaped splat, shepherd crook elbows, drop-in upholstered seat, shell carved cabriole legs with hoof feet, 22"" wide

Lot 134

A TURQUOISE COLOUR GLASS VASE with star decoration in relief and over laid silver decoration of scrolls and stars

Lot 221

AN ITALIAN MAJOLICA CORNUCOPIA FORM HANGING VASE, blue and white with landscape decoration, 19 3/4"" high and a Dutch covered lobe form box with floral decoration (2)

Lot 244

A CANTONESE VASE of baluster form painted with figures in panels in famille rose colours, now converted to a table lamp, 15"" high

Lot 245

A MOORE BROTHERS WHITE GLAZED CENTRE PIECE in the form of three cherubs and budding foliage surrounding a shaped vase on triform base with Greek key pattern, 8"" high; a similar Moore Brothers centre piece with putto astride a dolphin, 10"" high; and two closely matching Moore Brothers sweet meat dishes each in the form of a cherub aside a vine encrusted bowl, each piece with impressed mark and three pieces with printed mark, some restorations (4)

Lot 252

A PAIR OF LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY CHINESE SAUCER DISHES each painted with a procession of figures in famille rose colours, 5 1/2"" diameter; a Chinese 18th Century sparrow beak jug (repaired); a pair of Japanese Imari dishes; and a Chinese famille rose bottle vase (now with plated collar) (6)

Lot 253

A SPODE BLUE AND WHITE OVAL DISH with pierced border printed three figures looking towards a pavilion from a river bank, 9 1/4"" wide and various further China to include a 19th Century blue and white mug; a two handled vase painted with flowers in colours and green borders; an armorial cup; a Masons style leaf shaped dish; a Meissen blue and white pickle dish etc, seventeen pieces in total (17)

Lot 255

A CHINESE CELADON GLAZED VASE of ribbed and flared cylindrical form moulded with a band of peony, two loop and ring handles, incised mark, 13"" high

Lot 271

A CONTINENTAL SILVER MOUNTED GLASS VASE with a single silver rose, 800 grade, 7"" high

Lot 14

A George V silver vase of square tapering form, supported on four flying buttresses, 17cm. high, maker Elkington & Co, Sheffield, 1910, 20.05ozs.

Lot 352

A French overlay glass vase cut with panels of blue over clear enamelled with rose centred sprays and an encircling foliate band with some gold embellishment, 15 cm high.

Lot 355

A Bohemian green overlay pedestal vase decorated with an oval white panel profusely enamelled with blooms above a similar panel enamelled with a half length portrait of a young beauty with a garland of ivy in her hair and verso with two further floral panels, both flanked by fretted white panels reserved on a gilt foliate ground, 37.5 cm high, mid 19th century.

Lot 361

A Chinese porcelain yen-yen vase the body painted in blue with a pair of deer and two cranes in a rocky landscape containing pine trees, the neck with a pair of recumbent deer and cranes in a similar landscape between narrow cloud scroll and fretted borders, 44.5 cm, blue concentric rings to base, Kangxi.

Lot 362

A Chinese porcelain yen yen vase the body painted in blue with a stag, a pair of does and three cranes in a landscape and the neck with a stag, doe and two cranes in a similar landscape, bisected by narrow cloud scroll borders, 45.5 cm high, concentric rings to base, Kangxi, rim repaired.

Lot 363

A Chinese porcelain yen yen vase the body painted in blue with a stag and doe and two cranes in a landscape and the neck with a stag, doe and two cranes in a similar landscape, bisected by narrow cloud scroll and fretted borders, 46 cm high, concentric rings to base, Kangxi, rim repaired.

Lot 366

A Chinese porcelain vase of reticulated square shaped form with raised flaring neck, each pierced facet enamelled in the famille verte palette with a pair of Lohan within a thunder key band, the shoulders with peony scroll the neck with a raised band of bats below stiff leaves, 36 cm high, embossed Qianlong seal mark, significant losses to rim.

Lot 378

A Chinese porcelain vase of shouldered cylindrical form with grotesque mask handles, the body enamelled with dragon and cloud medallions on a scroll ground between multiple lotus, diaper, stiff leaf, peony and thunder key bands the neck with pendants, 39 cm high.

Lot 380

A Chinese porcelain vase of moulded baluster form the lime green ground with scroll, leaf and quadrilobed panels decorated en grisaille with lake scenes, buildings and bamboo, 52 cm high, 19th century.

Lot 384

A Chinese porcelain vase of oviform with garlic shaped neck enamelled in the Wucai palette and underglaze blue with two five clawed dragons chasing a pearl amongst cloud and lightning between stiff leaves and thunder key band the neck with a broad peony scroll and lappet band, the rim with apocryphal six character mark for Jaijing, early 20th century.

Lot 386

A Chinese porcelain vase of bottle form with raised neck decorated with tea dust glazes, impressed six character mark for Guangxu and of the period. 33cm high

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