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A Hadley's Worcester ewer, 1902-1905, painted with blackberries and blossom in autumnal tints between coloured clay borders, 20.5cm h, printed marks, painted shapes/pattern Nos B271/11.38 ConditionGood condition

An early Royal Worcester Raphaelesque ewer, c1865-70, with high relief gilt ground roundels of classical heads, 25cm h, unmarked ConditionGood condition

A Royal Worcester bamboo ewer, 1889, decorated with flowers outlined in raised gilding on an ivory ground between moulded blue and gilt bamboo borders, 24cm h, printed mark and shape No 1333 ConditionGood condiiton

A Royal Worcester dragon handled ewer, 1884, decorated with naturalistic flowers and butterflies heightened in gilt, 24cm h, printed marks, incised shape No 986 ConditionLocalised slight wear

A Royal Worcester ewer, 1910, painted in Hadley style with full blow pink cabbage roses between shaded gilt neck and foot, 14.5cm h, printed mark and shape No H209 ConditionHandle restored

Charcoal and Chalk Work of a Persian Ewer and Goblet. Framed. Signed in arabic and label to verso. work by Ahmad Araifi, 196558.5 cms x 31.5 cmsNo glass

A Large Jasba Pottery Ewer, brown ground with white 'foam' dribbles from top rim.Height 45 cmsNo issues

Two vintage briefcases with contents. Including glass and silver plate ewer, decanters. etc.

A 19th century Doulton Lambeth salt glazed stoneware ewer. 18cm.

Four pieces of Doulton Lambeth Silicon ware. Incudes two ewers and a pair of miniature Walter Wood jardinieres. Tallest ewer 17cm.

A Coalport style floral encrusted porcelain ewer

Pair of Crown Devon floral decorated vases, 19cm tall, and a Limoges porcelain ewer, 27cm tall (2)

A KHMER STYLE POTTERY EWER With banded decoration and associated stand 11cm high Condition: For a condition report or further images please email hello@hotlotz.com at least 48 hours prior to the closing date of the auction. This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration. Provenance: Lots 1-62 from a private family collection

An Edwardian Fenton pottery 'Garland' ewer and basin to/w a graduated set of three Cauldon blue and white meat plates, Royal Worcester Evesham vase, Paragon tea and coffee pots and other decorative ceramics (2 boxes)

Moorland chelsea works trial vase, Shelley drip glaze, glove and pottery, various items of Poole pottery, Myott art deco ewer and a clarice cliff celtic harvest conserve jar (one shelf) Myott bow tie jug - some restoration to the spout, slight enamel flaking elsewhere, crazed. Shelley jug and cover with loss to the inner rim of the cover.Shelley jug, good condition. Moorland vase, good condition.Clarice Cliff conserve, lacking cover, heavily crazed and with some staining. Burleigh ware jug, some crazing.Maling dish, crazed.Remaining Poole pottery, free from chips and cracks, older pieces with some crazing and slight staining.

An Indian brass ewer, together with a similar chalice, ewer 29 cm

Victorian Renaissance style pedestal ewer by John Grinsell & Sons, the domed cover with foot soldier finial, scroll handle, mask spout and embossed body with figural panels titled 'Nolvi', 'Solertia' and 'Patientia' H28cm

Collection of Victorian and later hallmarked sliver topped dressing table items incl. scent bottle and three jars, and a two-handled trophy cup, various makers, Birmingham and London 1883-1924 and an EPNS ewer (6)

Ramsay Richard Reinagle (1775-1862) British R.A sketch depicting a bacchanalian figure picking grapes and holding a ewer, fully signed and dated 1830 lower left, pencil on paper, 23 cm x 18 cm, together with a pencil sketch possibly by John Wood (1801-1870) of Prometheus getting his liver eaten by an eagle, pencil on paper, unsigned, 7.5 cm x 11 cm

A Cobridge stoneware Hosta pattern ewer, impressed marks to base, signed with initials RB IAB, dated 98, 19cm high; a high fired chimney vase drip glazed in blue tone waves, 167,5cm high (2)

A Doulton Lambeth vase, decorated with Dog Roses, on a yellow and brown ground, 42cm high, c.1880; a Royal Doulton ovoid vase, pained with roses on a blue ground, 21.5cm high, printed mark, c.1920; a Doulton Burselm ewer, 20cm high, c.1890 (3)

An early 20th century Vienna ewer, pierced rim, 23cm high, c.1900; a Staffordshire hexagonal tureen and cover, decorated in the Imari palette; a pair of Minton Dover pattern candlesticks; wash bowls; etc

A Tiffany & Co silver mounted nautilus shell ewer, 20th century, the shell of typical form with rope twist silver borders and scroll handle on stepped oval foot, the base stamped 'TIFFANY AND CO STERLING 925', 17.3cm high

Two boxes of various cut and other glassware including a Thomas Webb pineapple cut ewer and stopper, together with six wines and champagne flute, two Tudor cut glass candlesticks, a Stuart Crystal waisted pedestal vase, a Holmegaard lily flower candle holder, a Villeroy & Boch facet cut and foliate banded bowl, a Caithness scent bottle, together with six thistle cut glasses, large fruit bowl, two vases and bubble glass paperweight

VIENNA PORCELAIN; a pair of vases with printed decoration of maidens in landscape setting inside gilt and geometric borders, height 16cm, together with a similar ewer and circular bowl (4).Additional InformationLight glaze scratches, wear to the gilding.

An 18th/19th century Persian copper ewer on spreading circular foot, height 42.5cm.

A pair of early 20th century cut glass footed bowls, with nice thistle decoration, 16cm high, together with a cut glass ewer with stopper IMPORTANT! REGARDING CONDITION REPORTS: Please note this is an auction with items being sold of behalf of The Alexander Devine Children's Hospice. Whilst we appreciate you would like to receive condition reports we may not have time to do this for you so please try and come and view the items in person as we may not be able to supply you with further information and photographs

Chinese blue and white ewer, blue and white vase decorated with figures on rocky outcrop, three ginger jars and Chinese bowl.

A Collection of Various Victorian and Later Blue Glass to include Candlesticks, Vases, Ewer, Tankard Etc

A JAPANESE BLUE AND WHITE HIRADO PORCELAIN GOURD SHAPE EWER, with handle and spout formed as a dragon, the body painted with figures in an outdoor setting, (possibly lacking cover), 19cm high.

A 19TH CENTURY OTTOMAN CANAKKALE GLAZED POTTERY EWER, with twist handle and painted flora to the body, 34cm high.

A RARE 19TH CENTURY TURKISH OTTOMAN CANAKKALE GLAZED POTTERY ZOOMORPHIC EWER, with large relief moulded foliate decoration, 43cm high.

In the manner of Dr Christopher Dresser, a brass ewer

An early 19th century Staffordshire pearlware Night Watchman character jug, a Belleek ewer, a Staffordshire figure of a Dalmatian dog, a Royal Doulton jug and two other items, tallest 23cm (6)**CONDITION REPORT**PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

A STUDIO POTTERY CHARGER AND THREE OTHER PIECES OF POTTERY, comprising a circular terracotta charger painted with a butterfly and leaves, impressed ER to the back, diameter 30.8cm, a stoneware ewer, height 34.5cm, an Alvaro Jose Palissy style majolica wall plate applied with lobster, shells and seaweed, impressed marks verso, diameter 22.5cm and a green glazed Dartmouth pottery fish gurgle jug (4) (Condition report: fish jug has small rim chip and a glaze chip on one side, otherwise in good condition overall)

TEN PIECES OF HONITON POTTERY, all hand painted with abstract and foliate designs, including a ewer, height 20.5cm, a conical vase, height 17.5cm, rust spots to the interior, four various jugs, a tankard, etc, some pieces marked Collard, s.d. (10)

Country Craft Collection ewer and ginger jar: tallest 16cm (2).

A Victorian etched glass ewer. 28.5 cm high.

Collection of mixed ceramics and glass to include 4 glass decanters with stoppers (including a 19th century green ewer-shaped example, 2 with ceramic decanter labels), a quantity of ceramic figures (including Royal Doulton, many in 18th century dress), a Royal Crown Derby Imari style cup (a/f) and saucer, a Chinese sleeve vase, a blue & white ginger jar, a Delft style storage jar, Minton dinner plate, a small ceramic ewer, a Grimwades trinket box (a/f), Le Chateau de Cartes figure of a man playing cards, etc (2 boxes)

A Doulton Burslem pottery ewer jug, hand painted and gilded floral decoration, pink flowers to one side, lavender to the other, on a moulded platform base, factory backstamp beneath, 35.5cm high

British School, circa 1770, portrait of a young lady, bust length in a blue dress holding an ewer, oval, pastel, 81 by 65cm, unframed

Richardson, a Stourbridge Arts and Crafts miniature glass ewer, circa 1880, globe and shaft claret jug form, ribbon trailed with blue thread and loop handle, polished pontil, 8cm high

Frank Butler for Doulton Lambeth, a large stoneware ewer, 1877, shouldered form, sgraffito decorated with leaves and applied with relief moulded mask medallions of Classical and grotesque busts, between lions mask and rings, 48cm high

Roger Cockram, a large studio pottery salt glazed ewer, ovoid form, incised decoration, glazed in blue, seal marks and incised signature, 50cm high

Antiquities: a pottery vase and similar ewer, possibly Roman, 9.5cm and 7.5cm respectively.

An Indian brass aftaba ewer with engraved decoration, approximately 36 cm (h) and a cut glass ships decanter with a porcelain bottle label for Port by Coalport. [2]

A German white metal ewer and stand, each inset three oval cabochon turquoise, the stand stamped 800, ewer 18cm high, stand 17cm diameter.

A large antique Turkish hammered copper dovetail water ewer. H:56cm

A Lowestoft porcelain cream jug of low Chelsea ewer form the moulded body highlighted in blue with a floral design above and to the exterior of the rim6cm hightiny chip to rim otherwise good condition

Royal Worcester ewer decorated with flowers possibly by Edward Raby

Small blush ground ewer painted with flowers possibly by Raby

A Lowestoft porcelain dolphin ewer decorated with an early polychrome design of flowers beneath a black rim.5cm high

A Lowestoft porcelain jug c1780 of Chelsea ewer shape with polychrome decoration of flowers below a green line rim5cm high

A large copper bucket with applied brass feet and brass decoration 50cm high (with handle raised) 34.5cm diameter, copper pan, copper ewer and a cast iron trivet. (4)

Attributed to Dr Christopher Dresser, a Victorian brass baptismal ewer AF, 42cm high 

An early 18th century brass porringer, of silver shape, pierced crown lug handles, 21cm wide, c.1730; a European green glass ewer, scroll-capped handle, 13cm high, 19th century or earlier, [2]

HANNAH BARLOW, Doulton Lambeth tapering stoneware ewer jug, decorated with sgraffito, "Cattle in Pastures", silver mounted rim and incised monogram (handle restored) 24cm

Moorcroft Iris design ewer, M.C.C. numbered 638, dated 96, 25 cm high (some crazing), and a pink magnolia on ivory small baluster vase, 9.5 cm high (2)

BRASS ORNATE EWER

Four Della Robbia Pottery vessels, including two small ewers, one with initial F to base, the other with the initial C, both 12.5cm; and two bottle vases, one with initials AS to base, the other with initials JS, both 14.5cm, both heavily damaged and repaired.Qty: 4Condition report:The ewer with the palm-leaf border design has a faint hairline showing to the inside rim, and there is a slight firing blemish elsewhere on the rim. Otherwise, both ewers are in good condition, except some crazing lines in the glaze.Both vases with extensive damage and reconstruction to both necks (one crudely rebuilt) and the bodies.