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Click here to subscribeThree Canton Enamel Famille Vert vases to include an example of sleeved form with a flared rim, a vase of globe and shaft form complete with cover and another of swollen baluster form complete with cover, each decorated with figural panels amongst foliate borders, each with some damage and losses. (3)
A pair of 19th Century Chinese Canton enamel vases of shouldered form with collar neck decorated with figural panels over a floral and gilded ground, height 25 cm, together with a later 19th Century Japanese vase of ovoid form hand painted with stylised birds, height 20 cm. (3)
A late 19th Century German porcelain vase in the Art Nouveau taste of tapered sleeve form with stylised handles decorated with a transfer printed panel of a classical lady over blue and gilded ground, printed bee hive mark, height 23 cm, together with a small twin handled vase. (2)
A group of 19th century Staffordshire pottery figures comprising: a watch stand with two figures, a dog and an eagle, 21cm high; two figures and a rabbit, 19cm high; two figures and a pot of flowers, 19cm high; two figures and a sheep, 18cm high; two figures and a pot of flowers, 15cm high; a two figure spill vase, 15cm high; a two figure spill vase, 14cm high; two figures under a parasol, 13cm high (cracked) (8)
A Chinese blue painted bottle vase decorated with birds standing on flowering branches, 42cm high, (cracked and drilled); a square shaped blue painted caddy decorated with birds and flowers, 16cm high; a tall hexagonal blue painted caddy decorated with panels of plant forms, 23.5cm high (3)
A Royal Worcester vase of ovoid footed form with twin handles, decorated to each side with a floral and fern spray, on an ivory ground with gilt highlights, puce printed mark, date code 1897, pattern code 1618, 23cm high; and a Worcester style twin handled bottle shaped vase, decorated with butterflies and plants, indistinct green mark, 14.5cm high (2)
A pair of late 19th/ early 20th century Sèvres style vases and covers each footed vase with gilt metal twin scrolled handles and mounts, one polychrome painted with a gentleman and the other with a lady, on a blue ground with gilt highlights, bears a pseudo Sèvres mark to the base (2) 24cm high
A group of 19th century Asian metalworks including: a Chinese enamel and metal bowl with stylised flower borders, 27cm wide, 20cm high; a Chinese white metal tea caddy with foliate incised sides, 12cm wide, 17cm high; an Indian bronze urn with a frieze of deities, 20cm wide, 23cm high; a Indian vase of foliate design, 19cm high; and a group of other Asian wares (qty)
A Japanese totai tree bark porcelain vase and cover, Meiji Period of squat ovoid form, decorated with birds and flowers, 19cm high; a pair of Japanese cloisonne enamel vases, each with a stylised floral design, 18cm high; a pair of Japanese cloisonne vases of cockerels on a blue ground, 8.5cm high; a small Japanese cloisonne enamel vase with prunus design on a green ground, 6cm high; two Japanese bronze standing carp, 21.5cm high; and a small Japanese circular dish with a floral design, 11.5cm diameter (damages) (9)
A Victorian carved oak desk Stamped `G. Clist` the moulded rectangular top with skiver, over rosette carved frieze, central drawer and opposing side drawers over foliate and vase carved doors, enclosing drawers, raised on plinth bases Provenance: This was owned by the Late Reverend Allen who originally came from Cambridge and Sussex. Note: This is a name associated with the west of England,Devon and Cornwall where there are parish records of blacksmiths and cabinet makers who assisted the clergy.
Two Georgian country oak side chairs each with serpentine top-rail over vase shaped splat drop in pad seat raised on cabriole legs terminating in pad feet; including a mahogany side chair with scroll top-rail over pierced vertical splat, needle point stuff-over seat raised on heavely acanthus carved cabriole legs terminating in scroll feet (3)
Three late 18th/ early 19th century Scottish vernacular chairs comprising: a mahogany carver, with thin tablet top-rail over shaped horizontal splat reeded arms on urn turned supports, drop-in pad seat, raised on tapering square legs united by stretchers; an elm carver with tablet top-rail, horizontal splat reeded arms, plank seat, raised on square tapering legs, united by stretchers; and a side chair with serpentine top-rail over vertical vase shaped splat , plank seat raised on square legs united by stretchers (3)
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