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Lot 30

A Royal Doulton Circular Stone Ware Posy Vase

Lot 33

A Large Circular Based Stoneware Vase In A Manner Of Bernard Leach

Lot 36

A Contemporary Moorcroft Blue Ground Narrow Neck Vase

Lot 47

A Minton Pottery Two Handled Floral Decorated Vase

Lot 97

A Modern Moorcroft Floral Decorated Bulbous Vase

Lot 105

A Signed Green Ground Moorcroft Floral Decorated Narrow Necked Vase 9" High

Lot 117

A Modern Moorcroft Floral Decorated Vase

Lot 122

A Honiton Pottery Vase Together With A Pot Lid And Blue And White Plate

Lot 129

A Signed Blue Ground Moorcroft Pottery Floral Decorated Bulbous Vase 10" High

Lot 355

A 20th Century School Still Life Study Of Flowers In A Vase Signed Sherwood

Lot 4

Moorcroft Green Hibiscus vase 12 1/2"

Lot 8

Moorcroft Cream Ground Hibiscus Vase 5 1/2"

Lot 39

Corbridge pottery stoneware vase - Lascaux pattern 8 1/2"

Lot 59

Bavarian gilded porcelain vase,sundry glass & china

Lot 211

George Kewley, English summer flowers in a vase, still life signed oil on board, 39cm by 33cm

Lot 240

An early 19th century oak wainscot style armchair, the plain back inset with a carved panel of a stylised flower in a vase, shaped arms on turned supports, plank seat on turned front legs joined by conforming stretcher, 103cm (h) by 53cm (w) by 50cm (d)

Lot 15

A C H Brannam Barum ware three handled vase of ovoid form with short narrow neck, incised decoration of a parrot on a branch on a glazed cobalt blue ground, impressed marks to underside, circa 1900, 33cm high

Lot 21

A Royal Crown Derby vase and cover of inverted baluster form with two angular handles, decorated in Imari style with arched panels of flowers and leaves on a blue and gilt ground, printed mark and red pattern number 298/6299, date code for 1907, 20cm high

Lot 22

A Moorcroft pottery banded pomegranate vase of ovoid form with narrow neck, red flambe glaze, impressed mark and signature to underside, also bears a retailers label for Hardy Brothers Ltd Australia, 16.5cm high

Lot 28

A Royal Worcester blush ivory vase, the two handled onion shape body hand painted with flowers, a long trumpet shape neck, on a shaped gilded pedestal, printed marks and 1749 to underside, circa 1890, 21cm high

Lot 30

A Chinese blue and white baluster vase with flared rim, decorated in underglaze blue with five toed dragons chasing a flaming pearl among clouds, repair to rim, four character kangxi mark to underside, 35.5cm high

Lot 35

A glass celery vase of straight sided cylindrical form on six crimped feet, decorated in Mary Gregory style with a gentleman smoking in a landscape, 19cm high

Lot 98

A silver stem vase of tapered trumpet form with ringed column, crimped hexagonal rim and filled shaped foot, Sheffield 1960, (5.15oz total), 19.5cm high, a small silver plated coffee pot and a cut glass inkwell with silver plated hinged top in a square silver plated stand with embossed edges and scrolling acanthus feet (3)

Lot 206

A Galle Cameo Glass Vase Having a Pinched Rim and a Foliate Decorated Body, 20th Century, Signed `Galle`. h: 5 x w: 7 in.

Lot 207

A D`Argental Cameo Glass Senic Vase Depicting a Landscape with Trees, 20th Century, Signed in cameo `D`Argental`. h: 5 x w: 2.50 in.

Lot 208

A Daum Nancy Cameo Glass Landscape Vase of Cylindrical Form with Wooded Lake Scene Against a Mottled Ground, 20th Century, Signed `Daum Nancy` with the cross of Lorain. h: 5.75 x w: 3.25 in.

Lot 209

A Kew-Blas Pulled Feather Glass Vase, 20th Century, Signed on base. h: 5 x w: 2.50 in.

Lot 213

A Sven Palmqvist for Orrefores Glass Vase, 20th Century, Inscribed on base. h: 8.50 x w: 5.50 in.

Lot 218

A Bohemian Blue Cut to Clear Vase, 20th Century. h: 7.25 x w: 7.55 x d: 0.25 in.

Lot 220A

A Roseville Panther Pattern Wincraft Pottery Vase, 20th Century. h: 10.50 x w: 6.25 x d: 5.25 in.

Lot 221

Two Amphora Style Porcelain Vases, 20th Century, Together with a pair of bristol glass vases. Amphora style vase: h: 6 x w: 4 inches. Tall vase: h: 8.75 x w: 7.25 inches. Square vase: h: 6.75 x w: 9.5 x d: 6.5 inches. Note condition: chips to both amphora.

Lot 254

A Mid Century Modern Earthenware Vase, 20th Century, Signed J.W. on base. h: 13.50 in.

Lot 255

A Chinese Cloisonne Vase with Dragon Motif, Early 20th Century. h: 24 x w: 7 x d: 7 in. No Restoration A pinhead size area of missing enamel on bowl in blue ground by dragon`s tail. An 1/8th inch sized hairline crack to enamel in blue ground by dragon`s claw. Numerous tiny areas of missing enamel from the firing process. Two tiny hairline cracks to enamel in blue ground in bowl. These imperfections are too small to photograph except under extreme magnification.

Lot 114

"Maî Trung THU (1906-1980) ORCHIDEES DANS UN VASE, Peinture sur soie, signée en bas à droite 36 x 22 cm à vue"

Lot 230

Vase de forme pansue à décor de feuilles et boutons dégagés à l’acide. Signé GALLE. Haut. 12 cm environ

Lot 232

MULLER FRERES LUNEVILLE VASE soliflore à long col, de forme balustre, épreuve en verre marmoréen à décor de coulures brunes appliquées à chaud (manques aux coulures). Haut. 45 cm

Lot 233

Vase soliflore à deux anses en céramique, la couverte verte à reflet métallique. Signé MCM.

Lot 58

A 15 BORE INDIAN MATCHLOCK MUSKET, 19TH CENTURY with tapering barrel retained by a series of leather bands, formed with a vase-shaped muzzle with bead fore-sight, robust breech with standing back-sight and pan with pivot-cover, the action enclosed by shaped steel plates, steel trigger (the steel parts pitted), figured hardwood full stock fitted with a darker section behind the breech, a single steel sling swivel and steel ramrod 122cm; 48in barrel

Lot 61

A FINE 32 BORE INDIAN MATCHLOCK GUN (TORADOR), LATE 18TH/19TH CENTURY with swamped barrel retained by three slender shaped engraved brass bands, formed with a sighted vase-shaped muzzle, moulded over the breech, decorated over its entire surface with encrusted silver flowers within linear frames and further designs over the breech, shaped integral pan with pivot-cover, standing back-sight, the action enclosed by an iron plaque decorated with silver koftgari (losses) on each side, retaining its pricker, hardwood full stock with very slender faceted butt, applied with shaped bone plaques engraved with rondels behind the action, engraved bone butt-cap, a pair of steel sling swivels, and steel ramrod with moulded tip decorated with chevron 115cm; 45 1/4in barrel

Lot 463

AN 18 BORE SOUTH GERMAN WHEEL-LOCK SPORTING RIFLE, AUGSBURG, CIRCA 1630-40 with swamped octagonal sighted barrel rifled with seven grooves, engraved with a band at the breech and over the muzzle, the former stamped with Augsburg town mark and the maker`s mark incorporating a tankard, flat lock stamped with the maker`s mark en suite with the breech on the inside, fitted with external wheel retained by a pierced engraved brass bracket decorated with monsters, blued flash-guard, blued-steel sliding pan-cover with engraved brass button release, engraved pierced dog with blued top-jaw, the dog-spring retained by an engraved brass bridle, double set trigger, figured hardwood full stock moulded over the fore-end, the butt with carved cheek-piece inlaid with an engraved staghorn plaque decorated with a vase of flowers on the left, and patchbox with sliding cover on the right, trigger-guard shaped for the fingers and engraved with an early inventory number `no. 23`, a pair of engraved staghorn washers opposite the lock, engraved staghorn ramrod-pipe and fore-end cap, and steel-tipped ramrod with staghorn cap, perhaps the original 75cm; 29 1/2in barrel

Lot 507

AN IMPORTANT 20 BORE FRENCH ROYAL FLINTLOCK LONG HOLSTER PISTOL MADE FOR CHARLES XI, KING OF SWEDEN (1655-97), BY PIRAUBE AUX GALLERIES DU LOUVRE A PARIS, DATED 1676 with blued barrel formed in four stages, the forward section signed `Piraube aux Galeries du Louvre a Paris 1676` in gold damascene on a long flat decorated with further damascened scrollwork, fitted with silver fore-sight, damascened with a classical trophy-of-arms at the muzzle, and a pair of monsterheads attacked by serpents hanging in scrolls of foliage ahead of the median, the latter formed with an engraved shaped panel flanked by a pair of damascened captives seated upon further trophies, the breech of octagonal then polygonal form, decorated in gold damascene with foliage, pellets and the full crowned Royal Swedish Arms (the bluing faded and with losses), the underside of the breech stamped with the barrelsmith`s mark, the letter `M` in a rondel, engraved tang decorated with monsterhead scrolls of foliage and border ornament, rounded lock chiselled with scrolls of foliage issuant from a classical vase and signed `Piraube` twice on the tail, engraved with border ornament, delicate scrolling tendrils inhabited by an archer and inscribed `aux Galleries a Paris` beneath the pan, the brim of the pan chiselled with a grotesque, fitted with chiselled cock decorated with leafy tendrils, a serpent head, a green man mask on the comb and retained by a further mask-shaped screw (the top-jaw and screw replaced), steel chiselled with a symmetrical arrangement of leafy tendrils issuant from a green man mask, figured walnut full stock (an early working replacement of circa 1730-40), impressed with the letter `K` next to the trigger-guard, carved with a raised moulding over the fore-end, a spray of foliage ahead of the trigger-guard and further scrolls and shell ornament about the tang, steel mounts comprising side-plate pierced and chiselled with a central moustachioed mask dividing an arrangement of scrolling monsterhead tendrils inhabited by a pair of differing herms, spurred pommel engraved with a pattern of rondels and foliage around the border, chiselled on each side with a symmetrical design of scrolling monsterhead tendrils issuant from a green man mask against a recessed gilt ground, the front and the back chiselled with further masks and engraved with monsterhead scrolls, fitted with a small finely chiselled grotesque mask cap supported by a pair of gold damascened Classical figures seated upon Classical trophies and surmounted by a Classical bust portrait, engraved trigger-plate, trigger-guard with an early inventory number `P No 1` chiselled with a further mask on the bow, the forward baluster issuant from a gaping mask and the finial chiselled with scrolling tendrils on a recessed gilt ground, a pair of moulded ramrod-pipes, the rear decorated with a gold damascened angel, pierced and engraved escutcheon damascened with the crowned Royal Swedish Arms, and steel-tipped ramrod, perhaps the original, and remaining in fine condition throughout (the damascene with small losses, areas of light wear) 53.3cm; 21inProvenance Charles XI, King of Sweden An American Private Collection Literature John F. Hayward, Bertrand Piraube, in Livrustkammaren 15, no.5 (1980), pp.129-132, figs 12-14.The pair to this pistol is preserved in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (inv. no. 1990.114.2).These pistols are Bertrand Piraube`s earliest dated work. The late John Hayward identified three levels of quality by this maker of which the present pistol belongs to the highest. Piraube has been described as the most important figure in the decorative development of French firearms in the latter part of the 17th and early 18th centuries. On 25th January 1670 Louis XIV granted him a brevet de logement in the Galleries du Louvre. This appointment, which was confirmed in March the following year, established Piraube as primus inter pares amongst the gunmakers working for Louis XIV. In Germain Brice`s Description de la Ville de Paris, published in various editions between 1698 and 1718, he was described as a gunmaker who produced pieces of rare beauty. His period of tenure in the Galleries to Louvre (1670-1720) was the longest of any gunmaker. Working within the precincts of the Royal Palace freed Piraube from the restrictions of the Parisian Guilds and consequently he was able to employ as many apprentices and journeymen as his commissions required. It comes as no surprise that a significant number of the great European Ancestral Gunrooms have firearms by him. The present pistol and its pair illustrate a number of aspects of the designs of Louis XIV`s chief designer, Jean Bérain. For a further discussion of this maker and his work see John F. Hayward (op.cit.), and Thomas Del Mar Ltd, 9th December 2009, lot 266.Charles XI (1655-97) succeeded to the throne at the age of 4 in 1660. He excelled in the chase and was a fine horseman, as recorded in both his and other members of the Royal Family`s diaries. The present made to him by the French Ambassador at his coming of age in 1672 comprised twelve magnificently caparisoned Spanish thoroughbreds, complete with an equal number of pistols and guns, of which Piraube made one pair of pistols and one fowling piece. The present pistol, and its pair, must have been ordered within two years of this gift, allowing for the time lag in construction. A smaller pair of pistols, with silver barrels and mounts, decorated in almost an identical manner to the present pistol, are preserved in the Royal Armoury, Stockholm, (inv.no.4072, 4073). Given their size they were probably intended for a lady, and the materials used would suggest that they were made more for display than use.The letter `M` within a rondel beneath the breech is stamped on a number of French firearms of this period, including another pair of pistols and a gun by this maker, a pair of pistols by Masson, and a gun by Varnier all preserved in the Livrustkammeren, Stockholm (inv. nos. LRK 4334, 4335, 3626, 3627, 10036 respectively).See J. F. Hayward 1963, pp.32-47; the same author 1980, pp. 118-157; N. Drejholt1996, pp. 136-139 and S. J. Pyhrr 1991, p. 24.

Lot 188

Attractive late Victorian silver caddy spoon with fancy pierced handle to the engine turned bowl, 5.5" long, maker GGR, Sheffield 1900; together with two miniature silver ashtrays, two napkin rings, a miniature silver trumpet vase and pair of silver sugar nips and Nevada silver sauce ladle, 4oz approx (8)

Lot 190

Simulated silver rose, applied with amber, within a frosted glass vase, 11.25" high; together with collection of foreign trinket white metal to include Portuguese silver salt and pepper, miniature white metal basket and pedestal dish, silver plated lidded preserve pot, lancet toast rack and fitted glass scent bottle holders (9)

Lot 607

Moorcroft William Morris `Golden Lily` ovoid vase, decorated upon an ivory ground, circa 1993, WM monogram and factory marks to the base, 10.25" high

Lot 608

Moorcroft William Morris `Snakehead Fritillary` bottle neck vase, decorated upon a blue ground, circa 1995, WM monogram and factory marks to base, 12.25" high

Lot 609

Moorcroft `Lamia` ovoid vase, decorated upon a green ground, circa 1995, factory marks to the base, 7" high

Lot 637

Carlton Ware ovoid vase decorated with a galleon at sea on a cream ground, pattern 3957, 6.25" high (small chip to underside base rim)

Lot 652

Carter Stabler & Adams Poole Pottery twin handled vase of ovoid form, EA pattern, Ruth Pavely monogram, 8.5" high

Lot 744

Decorative cloisonne pottery vase decorated overall with stylised coloured foliage on a dark blue ground within brown foliate borders, 8" high

Lot 820

Samson circular armorial two handled bowl with domed cover, decorated overall with Coats of Arms amidst sprays of flowers and berries, 6.75" diameter; also a pair of small matching baluster vases, 5.5" high and another similar small baluster vase and cover, 5.75" high (4)

Lot 835

Early 19th century English Prattware type small boat shaped tureen and cover upon a fixed stand, the lid decorated with a chinoiserie panel amidst floral reserves painted upon an iron-red ground, 7.75" wide; also a small baluster shaped Staffordshire cream jug transfer printed with a rabbit to one side and an owl to the other, 3.75" high and a small Staffordshire Highland spill vase, 5.75" high, all a.f (3)

Lot 837

Early 20th century egg shaped vase engraved with panels of stylised foliage, 8.25" high; also a helmet shaped glass ewer and glass spoon warmer (3)

Lot 905

Chinese rouleau style vase decorated with a continuous band of sages conversing in fenced garden landscapes and decorated in iron red, pink and green enamels, 14.5" high (a.f)

Lot 907

Japanese Imari baluster vase and cover, decorated in typical palette with panels of flowering foliage, 17.5" high

Lot 908

Japanese Imari baluster vase painted in typical palette, 10.5" high; also a Japanese Satsuma circular bowl painted in typical palette with figures in rural landscapes, 7.25" diameter and another Japanese Satsuma circular bowl with frilled rim and figural lid, decorated with a continuous band of figures in recreational pursuits, 6.5" high (3)

Lot 913

Oriental champleve bronze two handled baluster vase, decorated overall with storks and birds amidst flowering foliage, 10" high

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