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Lot 267
A COLLECTION OF PLATED AND BRASS ITEMS comprising; a plated oval four piece tea service, the teapot and hot water jug each with a composition handle and finial; a set of six fish eating spoons, on a stand with a central stylised-dolphin handle and a fluted round base; a plated copper oval tea tray with a gadrooned border with two handles, four ball and claw feet, and engraved with trailing fruiting vines; the brass includes two pairs of candlesticks; two embossed round bowls; a table bell; various horse brasses and other items including a pewter jug
Lot 3121
A 20thC Ulim Limoges French porcelain dinner service, decorated with courting couple with gilt highlights to include serving plates, 38cm W, a pair of lidded tureens, open bowls, sauce boats, a quantity of plates, 15cm dia, side plates and bread and butter plates etc., transfer printed and polychrome deocorated, marked beneath. (a quantity)
Lot 3198
A collection of 18thC and other porcelain, to include a Worcester blue and white tea bowl, 8cm Dia., a 18thC Chinese export saucer, profusely decorated with figures, continental porcelain inkwell, Chinese blue and white vase, various other bowls, vases, Derby Imari two handled vase, cabinet cup, etc. (a quantity, AF)
Lot 775
WEDGWOOD; three lustre ware tea bowls including example with orange interior and gilt tiger to bowl centre, all with printed marks and variously numbered Z4826, 4827 and 4830, diameter of largest 10cm (one af) (3). Additional InformationThe smallest bowl with purple exterior with hairline crack of approx 3cm running from rim downwards, all with surface wear, rubbing to gilt detail, glaze pitting and fritting, manufacturing imperfections, etc.
Lot 1291
A near pair of George III hallmarked silver Old English pattern table spoons, one marked for Hester Bateman, London 1782, the other with marks heavily obscured, both initialled to terminals, length 21.5cm, also a sauce ladle with bright cut decoration, Hester Bateman, London 1783, and a further example, London 1776, other marks obscured, approx 7ozt (4).Additional InformationAll with traces of wear commensurate with age, the near pair of table spoons with heavy tarnish and several dints to bowls which are also rubbed rims.
Lot 1476
A mixed group of silver including a cased set of six Edwardian hallmarked silver teaspoons and sugar tongs, Sheffield 1906, a napkin ring, pin dish, silver mounted glass jar, a modern pill box decorated with a jockey upon a horse, and two Indian white metal pedestal bowls and mother of pearl card case (8).
Lot 830
ROYAL ALBERT; a twelve setting 'Old Country Roses' tea service comprising teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl, tea trio and two sandwich plates, also six dessert bowls, six salad bowls, six dishes, a further sugar bowl, an oval dish and a further milk jug.Additional InformationMost pieces seconds, staining and general surface wear throughout, some pieces chipped to foot rim, teapot ok.
Lot 886
A small group of Japanese Satsuma ware including lidded vase/pot with figural finial and painted figural decoration, height 17cm, small bowl with scene of geisha in landscape to interior and butterflies amongst flowers to exterior, with four character mark to base, several bowls and saucers with painted detail and a Bow porcelain saucer in the Imari palette with two birds to centre. Additional InformationGeneral wear and tear, manufacturing imperfections throughout including crazing and rubbing to gilt and painted decoration, the lidded vase/pot with several firing cracks, small chip to rim of lid, geisha decorated bowl with dull short ring, military decorated small plate with damage and restoration to rim, Bow saucer with short ring, rubbing to some of the painted detail, kiln dirt, manufacturing imperfections, etc.
Lot 15
A pair of Shorthouse & Co. creamware tea bowls and saucers, c.1800, decorated with transfer print in underglaze blue with floral sprays with butterflies, the saucers marked 'Shorthouse & Co.' with double crescents, the saucers 4¾in. (12cm.) diameter; together with a New Hall tea cup; and an early 19th century pearlware iron red transfer ware saucer. (6)
Lot 297
A cased set of six Elizabeth II silver goblets, Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1972, of early Georgian form with bell shaped, gilt washed bowls and baluster stems, 5 5/8in. (14.3cm.) high, weight 41.1 tr.oz., in red fitted case., *Condition: Some light superfical scratching to exterior and one bowl has a very slightly dent to top edge. Marks clear. Box good, with one small stain mark to white fabric inside lid.
Lot 31
A set of five late Georgian cut glass rummers, the ovoid bowls with strawberry diamond and prismatic cut band over panel basal cutting, on a capstan stem and star cut foot, 13.5cm. high; together with a set of four similar mid-19th century cut glass rummers, with panel, printie and diamond cut cup bowls and single knopped stem, on star cut foot, 13.6cm. high; a pair of smaller cut glass rummers, 12.1cm. high; two similar Georgian rummers with elongated ovoid bowls with comb cutting and etched flowers, on plain stems with bladed collar and square base, the larger 14.7cm. high; a pair of Victorian dessert glasses, one chipped; and a set of six 19th century cut glass crescent shaped dishes. (21), *Condition: - Set five rummers: All very good., - Set four rummers: All very good, - Pair smaller rummers: One very good. The other with small chip to underside of foot and small chip to rim., - Two square base rummers: The larger with a few small chips to edges and corners of base and some tiny frits. The smaller with two small corner chips to base plus some tiny edge frits., - Pair dessert glasses: One good, the other twith two chips to foot., - Six crescent dishes: All with some small edge chips and frits.
Lot 32
Seven Georgian square based glass rummers, comprising a pair with lemon squeezer base and ovoid bowls, 13.5cm. high; one with lemon squeezer base and ogee bowl with engraved zig zag and star border, 14.9cm. high; and four others; together with four 19th century round based rummers. (11), *Condition: - Pr. lemon squeezer: Both with couple of minute corner frits to base. Otherwise good., - Engraved lemon squeezer: Chip to corner of base and a few tiny frits to other corners. Heavy scratching beneath. Bowl VG., - Facet cut stem with petel cut bowl: Small chip to underside of base and tiny chips to other corners. , - Pr. plain square base: One with several small base chips, the other with tiny base frits., - Smaller plain square base: Three small base chips and several frits to base., - 4 x round base: All very good with no faults.
Lot 33
A Georgian silver and cut glass swing handled butter basket, French, 1st half 19th century, the octagonal tapered basket with serpentine rim and corner cutting, the shaped handle with chased foliate decoration, 5in. (12.75cm.) long; together with a similar cut glass and silver swing handled condiment pot, 4½in. (11.5cm.) high plus handle; and two late Georgian cut glass bowls with later silver pedestal mounts, the larger 7 5/8in. (19.4cm.) diameter. (4), *Condition: - Butter basket: Small chip to one corner of rim. Otherwise good., - Condiment pot: One ball foot mounted onto a large chip to the base (probably a later repair), and small chips/cracks around the mounts of the two other feet. Tiny chip to top edge of glass. No other faults., - Tazza: Small chips to several of the downturned petals to rim. Silver mount unmarked, probably later, has two dents to edges., - Small pedestal salt: A couple of tiny frits to glass, otherwise good. Mounted slightly askew on base. Small ding and tiny split to edge of silver base.
Lot 335
A set of three George II silver Hanoverian pattern soup spoons, John Gorham or Jeffrey Griffith, London 1736, engraved initials WU beneath terminals, 8in. (20.3cm.) long, weight 5.8 tr.oz. (3), *Condition:Marks slightly rubbed but clearly legible. Slight dent to underside of one bowl, very slight wear to left side of tip of the three bowls. Good overall.
Lot 339
An American sterling silver sifter ladle, by Whiting Manufacturing Co., early 20th century, with gilt kidney shaped bowl and foliate and floral decorated handle, 5 5/8in. (14.3cm.) long; together with a set of four Japanese silver spoons, with circular floral decorated bowls and faux-wood handles mounted with birds and butterflies (one missing), 4in. (10.1cm.) long; a Victorian silver & MOP fancy fork, Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1856; a pair of George V silver & MOP butter knives; gross weight 5.15 tr.oz.; and two Japanese silver plated salt spoons with lotus bowls. (7), *Condition:- Sifter ladle: Very good., - Japanese spoons x 4: One lacks bird/butterfly mount to handle. Some bends to handles., - Salt spoons: Some wear to plating.
Lot 40
A Chinese porcelain blue and white bowl, probably 19th century, with slightly everted rim and circular foot, painted with a band with four large flowerheads and scrollwork above faux-fluting, two concentric bands and a foliate sprig to interior, painted seal mark to base, 7½in. (19cm.) diameter; together with three Ming style blue and white tea bowls, stoutly potted, painted with crosses and flowers, the larger 3¼in. (8.25cm.) diameter, all with hairlines; and a Chinese export famille rose teapot, globular form with floral painted reserves on a marbled ground with enamelled pomegranates, with antique silver spout repair. (5), *Condition: - Bowl: Very good with no cracks, hairlines or chips. Minor scratching to interior., - Tea bowls: Two with several hairlines, one of which has a rim chip. The other with one hairline and several small chips from rim. Two have glaze discolouration around hairlines/glaze flaws., - Teapot: Two small chips and some glaze flaking around edge of cover. Small hole flaw to handle from the making. Spout is a 19th century repair - small dent and tiny split to spout.
Lot 51
A pair of Chinese porcelain tea bowls and saucers, probably Kangxi period, of lotus form, the moulded petals with alternating single flower and lake landscape panels, below a floral and berry inner rim and flowering plant to the interior base, 2¼in. (5.6cm.) high, the saucers with conforming decoration, single character mark to base, 5 1/8in. (13cm.) diameter; together with two other similar saucers. (6), *Condition: - Tea bowls: Small chip to inside of foot and tiny rim frit to one. The other very good., - Saucers: Two very good. One with rim frit and feint hairline. The fourth with small rim chip, one rim frit and 1in hairline.
Lot 52
A collection of 18th / 19th century Chinese blue and white porcelain, including a Kangxi period lotus shaped saucer with central reserve painted with a seated figure in a garden, within a lappet border with flowering plants and ruyi, 4 5/8in. (11.75cm.) diameter; a pair of Batavian tea bowls and saucers with fluted moulding, the central painted shaped reserve with lake scene with a figure on a bridge, the saucers 4 5/8in. (11.75cm.) diameter; another similar smaller Batavian tea bowl; a saucer dish with all over floral painted decoration, 8 5/8in. (21.8cm.) diameter; etc., some damages. (19), *Condition: - Kangxi lotus saucer: A few small glaze chips to rim, otherwise good., - Batavian tea bowls & saucer (pair): One bowl and both saucers very good. The other tea bowl with several frits to rim., - Small Batavian tea bowl: Very good with no faults., - Saucer dish: Four hairlines and one small rim chip., - Large saucer: A number of small chips and frits around the rim., - Pair of tea bowls with flower and fruiting plant decoration: One very good, the other with glued repair to rim., - Small tea bowl: Extensive chipping and friting to rim, hairline crack., - Two circular pots and covers: Very good condition with no faults., - Three saucers with transfer/stencil decoration: Very good condition., - Two lids: The one with kylin finial with three large chips., - Circular lid: Large chip beneath rim.
Lot 55
Four Chinese 18th century porcelain cockerel tea bowls, decorated in famille rose enamels with reserves of cockerels and flowers against a cellwork ground with pomegranates, 3.6cm. high, together with a matching saucer, 10.2cm. diameter. (5), *Condition: - Tea bowls: Two in very good condition with no faults. One with tiny rim frit and 1cm hairline. The fourth with 1in. crack., - Saucer: Very good with no faults.
Lot 56
A pair of Chinese porcelain blue and white small saucers, six character Chenghua marks within double concentric circles but later, probably 17th / 18th century, finely painted with a circular reserve with four different flowers, below a diaper border, 4in. (10cm.) diameter; together with a single tea bowl painted with two seated noblewomen and flowers issuing from rockwork, with four character mark, 1½in. (3.8cm.) high; and a set of three tea bowls painted with two birds, a flowering plant and building in a garden, 1½in. (3.8cm.) high. (6), *Condition: - Pair saucers: Both with a couple of rim frits. One with star glaze crack to base., - Single bowl: Very good with no faults., - Three bowls: One with three large glaze chips to rim, one with two glaze chips to rim, the third with two or three tiny rim frits.
Lot 58
A pair of Chinese porcelain blue and white tea bowls and saucers, late 17th / early 18th century, of lotus form, painted with a central reserve of a nobleman with musical instrument on horseback, within a border of alternate lappet panels painted with rotund figures and a tree in a landscape, beneath a diaper and pagoda border, the saucers with floral sprigs and insects beneath the rim, 4 7/16in. (11.25cm.) diameter, tea bowls 1½in. (3.8cm.) high; together with an additional tea bowl. (5), *Condition: - Tea bowls: One good. One with a glaze chip and two rim frits. The third with 1cm. hairline., - Saucers: One good. The other with two tiny rim chips and small hairlines.
Lot 59
A pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain tea bowls and saucers, probably Kangxi period, the lotus moulded saucers painted with a central circular reserve with prunus blossom, within a radiating border of lappets painted with flowerheads and ruyi, below a floral border, 4¼in. (10.75cm.) diameter, the tea bowls with lotus rim. (4) , Condition: - Saucers: One with two minute rim chips. The other VG. , - Tea bowls: One with tiny chip to footrim. The other with small rim chip and hairline.
Lot 151
CHARLES ROBERT ASHBEE (1863-1942) FOR SHREVE, CRUMP & LOW CO. ARTS & CRAFTS STERLING SILVER TWIN-HANDLED BOWL, CIRCA 1910 the circular planished bowl with green glass liner, with applied twin loop handles set to the shoulders with Jade cabochon stones, bears stamped retailer's marks to base SHREVE, CRUMP & LOW CO/ STERLING 27cm wide Note: Similar bowls by Ashbee also made by Shreve, Crump & Low can be found in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; the Art Institute of Chicago and the Dallas Museum of Art.
Lot 1134
A collection of six Georgian silver toddy ladles to include; a George II silver toddy ladle, by Philip Goddard, London 1746, having ovoid bowl with scalloped rim and side, with turned mahogany handle; a George II silver toddy ladle with George II 1758 shilling to base; a George III small silver toddy ladle, by Charles Rawlings, London 1819 together with three further George III toddy ladles, all ovoid bowls, various dates and makers, all with turned wooden handles (6)
Lot 2185
A series of three Chinese Republic period bowls, 1912-1949, two large, one small, each decorated with birds perched on fruit tree branches in sepia on a yellow ground, iron red script marks to the friezes, four character script marks to undersides, diameter 22cm and 14cm (3)CONDITION:One large bowl with re-glued edge rimOther large bowl with a star crock to baseSmall bowl with hairline crack
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