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Lot 416
20TH CENTURY BRONZED METAL SCEPTRE, cast in relief with masks and with horse head terminal, 31cm long, along with two white metal mounted circular bowls and two lidded vessels, one with a scroll inside, as well as two Sarawak (Malaysian) cast metal tribal figures, and a planispheric astrolabe, framed (8)
Lot 490
CAUGHLEY: 18th Century fruit and wreath pattern tea bowl, pair of tea bowls and saucers decorated in the Willow patter, bearing SX and S mark to base.Additional InformationSingle tea bowl with flat chip to inside of rim, light surface scratches, pair of tea bowls with rubbing to gilding in parts, one has hairline to inside of body, one saucer with star crack to base, each with rubbing to gilding.
Lot 545
A James Shaw of Longton pedestal bowl with column modelled as a cherub (badly af), height 28cm, a similar opposing pair of bowls with cherubs (one af), and a further bowl also with moulded floral decoration (af) (4).Additional InformationBowl of the first item is very badly damaged, cracked, crudely repaired with losses, also appears to have been off at the stem, further damage to this area, of the opposing bowls one of the cherubs wings has been broken and crudely reattached, the last bowl base has been cracked in two places, all with further chips and losses to the moulded foliage, all with heavy wear, rubbing to gilding, crazing, manufacturing imperfections, etc.
Lot 572
ROYAL ALBERT; an 'Old Country Roses' six setting tea set, comprising teapot, six cups, six saucers, six side plates, two bowls and jug.Additional InformationSeveral pieces are seconds, one bowl badly damages, teapot lid badly damaged, otherwise requires a good clean as pieces are very dirty. Some light staining and light rubbing to the gilding.
Lot 671
A Chinese Swatow-type bowl painted with dragons, birds and flowers, diameter 20cm, a similar smaller bowl and further provincial ware including two celadon glazed bowls with incised foliate decoration, Sancai twin handled vase and small jug, censor, four handled Ming-type juglet, etc (numerous items af).Additional InformationThe tall yellow pot is inscribed around the base ES-13-1923, surface marks as per the photograph, general surface wear.
Lot 683
A group of Chinese 18th century porcelain including small teapot decorated in underglaze blue with crane and ducks to either side, height 9cm, an ovoid vase with slender neck, pair of trumpet vases (one af), pair of bottle vases and three tea bowls.Additional InformationThe small pair of vases; one is badly damaged, fritting to the inner rim of the teapot, the pair of bottleneck vases; one has a small chip and a 6mm hairline crack running from the neck, the larger vase appears ok, three small tea bowls have some surface wear and fritting to the foot rims. The yen yen vases are not a pair, they are different sizes.
Lot 685
A group of Chinese 18th century porcelain including double gourd vase decorated in underglaze blue with panels of scholar in garden setting, single character mark to base, height 11.5cm, ovoid lidded jar, two miniature vases, a set of five floral decorated tea bowls, two Imari decorated saucers and two further gilt decorated sauces featuring geese and floral decoration respectively (former slightly af).Additional InformationThe set of five little bowls; one has a 5mm x 4mm rim chip, three others have tiny chips/fritting to the rims, there is a small quail decorated bowl which is badly damaged, a further small bowl with external gilt ground floral decoration with a small chip and a crack, fritting to the other pieces and light surface wear.
Lot 686
A group of Chinese 18th century and later porcelain including pair of ribbed saucers decorated in underglaze blue with floral sprays and featuring Kangxi-type mark to bases, diameter 11.7cm, pair of Imari decorated saucers with café-au-lait glazed undersides, two similar tea bowls and further similar, all bearing typical decoration (several items af).Additional InformationAs catalogued there are some damages to these items, some repairs, chips to rims, fritting, cracks, etc.
Lot 689
A Chinese porcelain Famille Rose tea bowl and saucer painted with figures in landscape scene, Chinese blue and white tea bowl decorated with temples and pagodas, three further tea bowls, etc (8).Additional Information Famille Rose tea bowl with large crack and staining to interior, further examples with minor chipping to rim and wear, black and white painted tea bowl with crack to rim of bowl and minor chipping.
Lot 690
A Chinese export Famille Rose tea bowl and saucer, possibly Qianlong period, painted with figures inset between clouds, a similar tea bowl and a further tea bowl painted with traditional figures. Additional Information Saucer with chipping to rim, tea bowls with minor chipping to rims, wear to gilding, one example with crack to rim.
Lot 1280
WILLIAM HUTTON & SONS LTD; a pair of Edward VII hallmarked silver pedestal baskets, each with pierced decoration, Sheffield 1908, with a hallmarked silver pierced bonbon dish, approx 7.6ozt.Additional InformationThe pair of bowls have clear marks, light surface scratches and toning, the small pierced dish is rather misshapen and has a few dents, also thinning in parts.
Lot 1474
JAMES TOOKEY; a pair of George II hallmarked silver tablespoons, with foliate scroll decoration, and monogrammed terminals, London 1758, approx 3.5ozt (2).Additional InformationPlease note these are lace back spoons and the decoration is slightly rubbed but clear, hallmarks slightly obscured but readable, engraved initials to rear of terminal, light surface scratches and toning, the bowls themselves are a good shape.
Lot 1480
PETER AND WILLIAM BATEMAN; a hallmarked silver basting spoon, London 1811, with a similar basting spoon, approx 6.8ozt.Additional InformationBoth bowls are of good form and shape, light surface scratches and toning, no engraving or initials, maker's marks slightly obscured to both but just about readable, the hallmarks themselves are clear.
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