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A selection of English porcelain, comprising; a Derby (Rbt. Bloor) campana vase painted with a View in Scotland, 23.5cm high (handles repaired); a Ridgway trio, painted iron-red pattern no. 2/835; a Davenport Etruscan shape teacup and saucer and a Copeland porcelain Imari pattern basket, various dates 19th century
A Spode porcelain trumpet-shaped spill vase, painted with flowers above a gilt acanthus band, 11.5cm high, brown script mark, circa 1820; and a pair of Copeland & Garrett Felspar porcelain crested napkin rings, green printed marks, circa 1840 (one with small crack) (see illustration on website)
A Royal Crown Derby ‘jewelled’ pedestal vase and cover decorated in the Sèvres-style by Desire Leroy, painted with panels of flowers and trophies, the latter signed Leroy and reserved on a dark-blue and gilt ground with turquoise ‘jewels’, 21.5cm high, iron-red printed marks, date code for 1906, shape no. F468/1414 (finial repaired) See John Twitchett and Betty Bailey, Royal Crown Derby (1989), colour plate 37b for designs by Desire Leroy where both this shape and pattern are illustrated
A Royal Crown Derby S?vres-style two-handled vase and cover decorated by Desire Leroy, painted with a panel of flowers signed Leroy, reserved on a dark-blue, turquoise and gilt ground, 15.5cm high, iron-red printed mark and indistinct date code, circa 1892
A Wedgwood bone china t?te-?-t?te part tea service, painted with panels of flowers reserved on a black and gilt ‘cracked-ice’ ground, comprising; a tray, a teapot and cover, a sugar box and cover, two cups and saucers and a milk jug, printed ‘Portland vase’ mark, circa 1880 (teapot & jug cracked) (see illustration on website)
A German porcelain Vienna-style slender ovoid two-handled vase, painted with an oval panel of a naked figure of Clotho holding the thread of life, within an alaborate gilt border and reserved on a mottled pink/blue ground, 25cm high, blue shield mark and inscribed in iron-red Clodo, circa 1900. Note: this panel is a section taken from the painting by Friedrich Paul Thumann (1834-1908), ‘The Three Fates’, of whom Clotho, ‘the spinner’ is one. In the Greco-Roman world, the Fates were believed to hold a man’s destiny including the duration of life. In Thumann’s original, Clotho holds the thread, she is the youngest, Lachesis, who is middle aged is ‘the allotter’ and the old crone is Atropus with her shears ready to cut the thread upon the arrival of death
A Caldas Da Rainha (M. Mafra) baluster ewer and stand, applied with reptiles, worms and insects reserved on an extruded clay ground, with a large serpent handle, 34cm high, stand with impressed mark (chips); and another similar Mafra two-handled vase, 26cm high, impressed mark (restored handle), circa 1880
A pair of early 19th Century giltwood mirrors, the rectangular plates framed by guilloche moulding with ramshead terminals, surmounted by a classical vase with ramshead masks and a flambeau finial, one backplate inscribed `E. Carew`, 36 1/2 x 17 3/4in. (93 x 45cms).
An early 19th Century mahogany Pembroke table, having `D` shaped fall-flaps, fitted with a frieze drawer, the top section with four turned, pendant, acorn terminals, raised on a writhen vase-shaped stem above a laurel wreath set upon a platform base supported by four scroll feet terminating in brass hairy paw castors (possibly Scottish), the drawer stamped `2` underneath, 42 x 29 x 24in. (106.5 x 74 x 61cms).
An Edwardian mahogany and boxwood strung breakfront bookcase, of good small proportions, the central section with curved dog-tooth cornice, fitted with an astragal door opening to reveal removable shelves, the side sections flanked by fretwork pediment with turned vase finials, the lower section centred by a pair of cupboard doors flanked by single doors, the whole raised on bracket feet, 85 x 62 1/2 x 16in. (216 x 159 x 40.5cms).
(Robert) Wallace Martin: a "289" shaped vase decorated with quatrefoil panels of birds on branches, set against a stylized foliate ground, signed (in Edwin Martin`s hand) "RW Martin London & Southall", also "289" and dated "9-79" for September 1879, 12 1/4in. (31cms) high, (one handle broken and re-glued) (see following lot for a similar "290" shape vase).
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