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Lot 562
Limited edition of the Royal Worcester Impressionists Series. A hand painted Nini is seated in an ornate chair wearing a black and white stripe dress. Royal Worcester backstamp in blue. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 4.75"L x 4.5"W x 6.75"HEdition Number: 7 of 500 Manufacturer: Royal WorcesterCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 111
A hardstone-hilted steel dagger (pesh-kabz) North India, 18th/ 19th Centurythe single-edged watered-steel blade of slightly curving form with flattened spine, decorated in silver overlay to both sides with inscription-filled cartouches, the forte with cartouches containing floral interlace, the spine with further inscription-filled cartouche and palmette motifs, the faceted moss agate hilt of pistol-grip form with silver hilt mount, the wood scabbard clad in red velvet with silver mounts 34.9 cm. longFootnotes:ProvenanceBonhams, Eastern Arms & Armour from the Richard R. Wagner Jr. Collection, 29 April 2015, lot 141.ExhibitedHiggins Armory Museum, Worcester, MA, September-December 1994LiteratureOliver S. Pinchot, Arms of the Paladins, The Richard R. Wagner Jr. Collection of Fine Eastern Weapons, Rhode Island, 2014, p. 50, fig. 3-108.Inscriptions: to one side of the blade, 'God, Muhammad, 'Ali'; to the other side, 'Shah Sri Sadafi, His Holiness Junayd'; to the spine, 'Aba (sic) Bakr, 'Umar, 'Uthman, Haydar (i.e. 'Ali).'For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 18
Grainger & Co. Worcester Loving cup, with a painted scene of Worcester from the river within a jewelled border, blue ground, height 15cm.Condition report:There is a crack running through the base of the lefthand handle. No other chips, hairlines, or restoration. Some surface scratches, most evident to the cobalt ground. Light wear to the gilding.
Lot 26
Set of six Royal Worcester coffee cans and saucers by Walter Sedgley, dated 1922-1923, painted with Golden Pheasants in landscapes, puce mark, four saucers signed 'Sedgley', one saucer damaged.Qty: 12Condition report:There are three cups and saucers each with bird facing left, and bird facing right. Four saucers are signed, no cups are signed.The one damaged saucer has a thin slither extending around approximately a third of the diameter. Some crazing to the underside of that saucer. Another saucer with pheasant facing right has evident crazing to both surfaces with one line extending perpendicular to the rim on both surfaces so should probably be treated as a hairline. All other saucers are good, free of any chips, hairlines, restoration, heavy scratching or evident crazing.Some cups have pinpoint areas on the rim that appear to have a touch of regilding. One cup with pheasant facing left has a 2mm scratch on the "rear" side of the cup. One cup with pheasant facing right is finely crazed. All three cups with bird facing left are finely crazed; one has a small pinpoint scratch towards the base of the handle.
Lot 20
Pair of Royal Worcester fruit painted vases, model G923, waisted form, signed Roberts, date mark for 1962, 15.5cm.Qty: 2Condition report:No hairlines, chips or restoration. The lower gilt band to the foot rim is very patchy - it appears that the gilding hasn't taken in the firing, exposing an orange-toned baselayer. It is very evident to the naked eye.
Lot 22
Royal Worcester matched trio, fruit painted, comprising a cup, hand painted with apples and cherries, signed B Schwartz, height 5cm, a saucer, hand painted with peaches and blackberries, signed C Bowen, diameter 14.5cm, and a plate, hand painted with applies, cherries and blackberry, signed M Tandy, diameter 15cm, all withs printed marks.Qty: 3Condition report:All three aspects in very good condition, no chips, hairlines, restoration or evident crazing. Light surface wear.
Lot 23
Royal Worcester matched teacup and saucer, fruit painted, comprising a cup, hand painted with pears and grapes, signed P Love, height 6cm, and a saucer, hand-painted peaches and grapes, signed L Maybury, diameter 14.5cm, both with printed marks.Qty: 2Condition report:Cup. Very good condition, no damage or restoration, one very small scratch and minimal wear to the paint, minimal wear to the gilding.Saucer. Very good condition, no damage or restoration, minimal wear to the paint, the centre gilt surface where the cup stands has surface scratches.
Lot 30
Pair of Royal Worcester porcelain oval plaques, hand painted named views of Derwent Water and On the Clyde by John Stinton, signed, 14.5x23cm, mounted and framed. Qty: 2 Condition report:On the Clyde; good condition, no damage or restoration.Derwent Water; good condition, no damage or restoration.Both in old frames. Additional images showing the marks and titles have been uploaded to the lot page on our website for you to view.
Lot 29
Pair of Royal Worcester vases painted with highland cattle by Harry Stinton, signed, shape 995/G, 1906, 15cm.Qty: 2Condition report:Some wear and rubbing to the gilding of the rim and neck, but otherwise the bodies remain in good condition, no chips, hairlines or restoration. No significant surface scratches to the painted scenes.
Lot 334
An Edinburgh Crystal canted square decanter and stopper; others, various; a two handled glass jar and cover; A Royal Doulton Bunnykins Choir Singer; Foley China nursery plate; Royal Worcester Vicroy cake plate and knife; Evesham jug; Staffordshire Girl at the Well pattern jug, c.1820; etcA Coalport coffee cup, c.1815; a Royal Worcester coffee cup, pierced border, 1897; a 19th century cabinet plate; another; a pair of 19th century brass ejector candlesticks, reel sconces, canted bases, 25cm high, c.1820
Lot 161
A Beswick Beneagles Scotch Whisky decanter, in the form of a grizzly bear, 123cm high, full; another, The Ninetieth hole; Crested Ware, Locke and Co Worcester, Goss, Foley; a Victorian cranberry glass bell, clear handle, with clanger, 32cm high, c.1880; a pair of Belleek lobed jardinieres, decorated in relief with blossoming branches, 16cm diam, green mark, 2001; another, Shamrock pattern, 17.5cm diam, green mark
Lot 198
A Worcester sucrier and cover, circa 1770, decorated in the Kakiemon style with foliate panels on a blue scale ground, pseudo-Chinese seal mark, 13cm highThe cover has some restoration to the knop and to the rim. There is a small hairline with associated chip to the footrim, and another very light hairline on the base.
Lot 6
A Royal Worcester ginger jar and cover, hand painted with fruit, black mark to base, numbered 2826, signed P Stanley, height 17.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Examined under UV shows no areas of damage or restorations. The base of the jar and interior of the lid has secutiy pen markings seen under UV. There is some very feint rubbing to the paint where the lid sits otherwise good.
Lot 2
A Royal Worcester Neo-Classical pedestal table lamp hand painted with fruit, signed by James Skerrett, black painted mark to base numbered 3762, height 30.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: No fittings present. Nothing clear and obvious under normal light. Examined under UV there are a few areas which might have been re-touched as there is some colour change, small white beading around the top section, a few areas near the grapes and peach show positively under UV and around the back ground. No signs of breaks or damages.
Lot 1
A Royal Worcester twin handled pot pourri vase and cover, shape 1428, hand painted with an arrangement of fruit beneath a pierced gallery applied with swags, black painted mark to base, signed B. Cox, height 35 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Examined under UV. There are no areas indicating restorations or damages. The base of the vase and interior of the lid show security pen markings only visible under UV.
Lot 3
A Royal Worcester campana-shape lidded twin-handled urn, hand painted with fruit, black painted mark, numbered 4128, signed T Nutt, height 21.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Examined under UV there are no areas of damage or restorations visible. Under UV there are some areas showing what appears to be sticky tape residue, not visible in normal light. UV also shows security pen markings to the base of the urn and also the inside lid.
Lot 143
Royal Worcester hand painted loving cup with floral cartouche signed E Philips & dated 1927, 2 Royal Worcester figurines "June" 2906 (chip to bonnet) & "Noel" 2905 (chip to base) modelled by Sybil V Williams & Jessamine S Bray, Royal Crown Derby Long Tailed Tit (branch damaged) & Royal Crown Derby plate (2nd)
Lot 299
A collection of ceramics and glass, including: a Royal Copenhagen vase no. 3430; a Royal Worcester teapot, with salt and pepper shakers; five German Steins; a glass vase by Eden Falk Skruf, with a seaside scene engraved; a white metal mustard pot with walnut lid, by Lund Tofte of Denmark, and other items included.
Lot 250
Miscellaneous Collectables, including: a late Victorian silver heart shaped box bearing import marks for Samuel Boyce Landeck; a fossilised ammonite; ornate folding button hooks; A Victorian brass whist marker; ornate brass door knockers; miniature porcelain including a Royal Worcester jug and other items by Spode, Coalport, etc, on two trays.
Lot 331
A selection of decorative ceramics, including: a Royal Worcester tapered ewer, with floral and gilt decoration on a cream ground, stamped ‘1047’ to its underside, 26cms high; a Royal Doulton Images ‘Sisters’ figure group; a Lladro figure of a Chinese monk, in a matte black finish; and other items. (10)
Lot 327
A collection of Royal Worcester ceramic figures of ladies, comprising: Old Country Ways ‘A Farmer’s Wife’, limited edition no. 605/9500; Walking-Out Dresses of the 19th Century ‘1818: The Regency’; Walking-Out Dresses of the 19th Century ‘1830: The Bustle’; Walking-Out Dresses of the 19th Century ‘1855: The Crinoline’; Walking-Out Dresses of the 19th Century ‘1878: The Bustle’; and ‘Grandma’s Bonnet’. (6)
Lot 279
A rare Royal Worcester figure of a ballet dancer, model 2681, listed in Henry Sandon as 'Columbine', picked out in black and gilding with pink rose moulded stump support, printed marks in puce including date cypher for 1919, and registration number 662447, retailers mark for Townsend Newcastle, 23.5cms.
Lot 349
A collection of decorative ceramic figures, comprising: a Royal Worcester figure of ‘Queen Eliabeth, The Queen Mother’, No. 4808/7500, sculpted by J. Bromley (boxed); a Royal Doulton ‘H. M. Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother’, HN 3944, No. 345/500; Wedgwood: ‘a Classical Collection Serenade’, modelled by Martin Evans (boxed); a Wedgewood ‘the classical collection tranquillity’, modelled by Johnny Oliver (boxed); a Coalport ‘Diana Princess of Wales’, No. 5206/12500, sculpted by J. Bromley, the largest measuring at 27cms high. (5)
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