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Lot 748
Patrick Fisher 1930-1987, English, still-life with model horse, violin and wine bottles, oil on canvas, signed verso, PROVENANCE: From the Derek Sorrell Collection. Purchased from Peter Hall, nephew and executor to Patrick Fisher. Patrick Fisher studied at Colchester School of Art and after returning from an Art Scholarship in Spain in the mid 1950's devoted himself to painting. His paintings are all local subjects to the Harwich area including Marinescapes and rural scenes. Examples of his work can be found in Private collections in New York, South Africa, France and Spain. h: 24 x w: 30 in.
Lot 353
A set of three opaque airtwist wine glasses, 19th century, with bell shaped bowls above knop stems, 17 cm high, together with a trumpet shaped wine glass, 19th century, with opaque airtwist stem, 18 cm high, a cordial airtwist glass, 19th century, with bell shaped bowl upon double knop stem with conical foot, 15 cm high, a set of four late 19th century wine glasses, with diaper and animal engraved bowls with baluster stem, 14.5 cm high and a cordial glass, late 19th century, with engraved bowl and baluster stem, 9 cm high, (chips to rims), (10).
Lot 364
A pair of Victorian glass wine decanters, of shaft and globe form with faceted decoration, 32 cm high, together with a Regency hobnail decorated decanter, 20 cm high; a further selection of seven Victorian glass decanters; a Regency hob nail decorated rectangular bowl, 10 cm high; a selection of six early 19th century and later trumpet shaped glasses, with foliate engraved bowls; further faceted glasses; a early 19th century navette shaped faceted pedestal salt; a Murano coloured glass water jug, 20 cm high; a variety of five glass vases, (33).
Lot 579
An Edward VIII silver cased travelling communion set, London, comprising of a chalice, glass wine bottle, circular paten and host box, 1936 & 1961, A.R. Mowbray & Co Ltd, together with a silver cased glass chalice and host box, London 1932, J. Wippell & Co Ltd and a silver spoon, London 1911, J. Wippell & Co Ltd, a glass and silver banded wine urn, London 1883, John Batson, three silver bound prayer books, London 1903 1904, possibly William Comyns, (10 items).
Lot 581
A George IV silver cased travelling communion set, London, comprising of a chalice and paten, 1928, A.R. Mowbray & Co Ltd, together with a silver chalice and paten, two silver topped wine bottles and host box, London 1927 & 1969, maker B & W Ltd, and a silver circular paten, London 1841, Charles Reily & George Storer, a silver circular host box, London 1875, John Charles Schroeder, and five cased prayer books, London & Chester, (14 items).
Lot 583
A Victorian silver cased travelling communion set, London, comprising of a chalice, paten and wine container, 1872, maker J B J E W, together with a silver cased chalice and paten, London 1838, Charles Reily & George Storer and a silver chalice and paten, London 1887, George R Unite, a silver gilt chalice and paten, London 1865, George Richards & Edward Brown, a silver host box, London 1962, maker H. F & Co Ltd, a silver lidded tooth box, London 1936, two porcelain wine urns, impressed mark 1965 and two prayer books, (15).
Lot 585
A silver gilt travelling chalice and paten, Birmingham 1843, Norman Marshall, together with three wine bottles, a silver host box, Birmingham 1933, maker AG-E, a silver paten, Birmingham 1854, Adam Thumling, a silver wine jug, Birmingham 1912, two silver-plated chalice's, a silver-plated paten, white metal lidded host box, silver bound prayer books, Birmingham 1904 & 1906, and four small boxes (20).
Lot 621
A fine suite of Lalique Art Deco style plain table glass, with double cut knopped stems, on square bases, comprising: eleven 5in. wine goblets; eight brandy balloons; ten champagne glasses; ten cocktail glasses; eleven 4 1/2in. wine goblets; eleven sherry glasses; and eleven liqueur glasses (one chipped), engraved mark. (72 pieces) See illustration
Lot 629
Admiral Mitford's box of decanters and glasses, c.1840, comprising: six 2 1/2 pint decanters with floral gilt painted shoulders, 4 1/2in. x 3 1/4in. x 8in. high; six 3/4 pint decanters with floral gilt painted shoulders, 3in. x 2 1/4in. x 5in. high, all with stoppers and some bearing contemporary hand-written contents labels; together with a pair of 3 1/2in. tumblers; a pair of 5 1/2in. tapering wine glasses; and a 3in. liqueur glass, contained in a bespoke rustic metal-bound oak case, with hasp lock, bearing V.R. Royal Cipher. Provenance: Admiral Robert Mitford, (relative of the Author Miss Mary Russell Mitford), born Mitford Castle, Northumberland, 26th January, 1786, joined the navy in 1794, commissioned in 1802, promoted to Post Captain 1813. Rear Admiral 1846, Vice Admiral 1855 and Admiral 1861, married Margaret Dunsmure in 1830 and died on the 15th June, 1870. It is believed that Admiral Mitford was commissioned by Queen Victoria to collect a consignment of Madeira and sail it to England via the Equator where the heat was supposed to enhance the wine. The box and decanters passed through the Dunsmure family and by descent to the vendor. See illustration
Lot 198
An attractive Chinese porcelain wine pot cover and stand, the globular pot with loop handle and short spout, decorated in black, blue and red enamels with gilt details depicting exotic goldfish and waves beneath a band of runes, either side with a crane amid clouds, the hexagonal fluted stand decorated en suite. 12 cm high. Eighteenth century (cracked). (3) * The subject of the decoration is particularly auspicious.The swimming fish may be described as ‘goldfish’, in Chinese jin Yu, which provides a homophone for ‘an abundance of gold’. This the presentation of a wine pot such as this implies wishes for great fortune.
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