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Lot 174
A Victorian Royal Navy Cadet's Uniform to Thomas Candler Wharton of Her Majesty's Training Ship ''Worcester'', comprising black wool tail coat with brass buttons and gold lace and white wool facings, waistcoat with silver ball buttons, white cotton twill breeches, black wool jacket and white corduroy breeches, peaked cap with raised bullion cap badge, and black silk bicorn hat, together with a 1 1/2inch single draw telescope, engraved with his name, with leather sleeve and case; a copy of The Young Officer's Scrap & Reference Book containing some of his work, and a printed copy of an 1893 article `Thames Nautical Training College, H.M.S. ''Worcester''' **Thomas Candler Wharton died of pneumonia at the age of 17 years in 1891 See lot 246 for a related item
Lot 167
SEVEN SPODE, CHAMBERLAIN WORCESTER AND OTHER ENGLISH POTTERY AND PORCELAIN TEA AND COFFEE CUPS , ALL EARLY 19TH C, A ROYAL DOULTON BONE CHINA FIGURE OF ARNOLD BENNETT, 25CM H, PRINTED MARK HN4360, A CONTINENTAL MAJOLICA SPILL HOLDER FIGURE IN THE FORM OF A BOY, 21CM H, LATE 19TH C; TWO ROYAL DOULTON FIGURES AND A ROYAL DOULTON MINIATURE CHARACTER JUG
Lot 203
LARGE GOLD SET AMETHYST STONE BISHOP'S RING, having pierced foliate mount and foliate shoulders. Unmarked. The stone 23mm approx by 17mm. Leather Harman and Company of London box. Ring size U Provenance: originally the property of the Right Reverend Stanley Pickard CBE, former Bishop of Lebombo in Mozambique (1958-1968), originally from Birmingham, born 1910 and educated at Birmingham Grammar School. Became Arch Deacon of Msumba until 1958, became assistant Bishop of Johannesburg until retiring in the UK in 1983. Became assistant Bishop of Worcester and resided latterly with the Beecham Community near Malvern. A bequest. CONDITION REPORT: The stone itself has significant surface wear commensurate with use, including nicks, small chips and scratches, the mount and shank appearing good. Rather dirty overall, small area of missing gold around the join between stone and setting.
Lot 202
GOLD BISHOP'S PECTORAL CROSS set with chrysoberyl and star sapphire stones, and having stylised foliate ends, engraved to the back: 'Pray for Violet Potts 30-IX-1935'. On a leather neck suspension. The cross 105mm plus suspension loop, by 80mm. Provenance: originally the property of the Right Reverend Stanley Pickard CBE, former Bishop of Lebombo in Mozambique (1958-1968), originally from Birmingham, born 1910 and educated at Birmingham Grammar School. Became Arch Deacon of Msumba until 1958, became assistant Bishop of Johannesburg until retiring in the UK in 1983. Became assistant Bishop of Worcester and resided latterly with the Beecham Community near Malvern. A bequest. CONDITION REPORT: Overall appearing in good condition with no significant damage, general wear commensurate with use and age and a little grubby, the foliate mount to the bottom of the cross appears to have been bent upwards. Weight: approximately 30g
Lot 238
ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN TWIN HANDLED VASE AND COVER having hand painted reserve panel of fruit on a mossy background, signed H Ayrton within gilt borders on a cobalt blue mottled ground. Printed puce marks to base, date cipher 1926, shape no. 2710. 29cm high not including cover. CONDITION REPORT: Finial on cover has old damage, had been glued but is detached. Otherwise no other obvious damage, some wear to gilding.
Lot 237
ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN PEDESTAL DISH of lobed oval form with shell and scroll design handles, hand painted depicting still life of peaches and grapes on a mossy background, signed T Lockyer. Printed puce marks to base, date cipher 1924. 31.5cm at widest point, 8cm high. CONDITION REPORT: Good overall condition, two hairline glaze cracks to base. Pedestal underside crazing in places but no significant loss. Minor wear to gilding.
Lot 128
BRITISH SCHOOL, (18th Century), figures in a wood, standing beneath a large oak tree, probably representing King Charles II and the Royal Oak in Boscobel Wood, Staffordshire, where the King hid from Roundhead soldiers after the battle of Worcester in 1651. Oils on oak panel. 32 x 27cm approx. CONDITION REPORT: Unframed, minor wear, mark to the outer edge where it originally had frame, no significant damage or losses.
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