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A Tray of Blue and White Teawares, Abbey Patterned Bowl by George Jones Etc

A George Jones majolica sardine dish, cover and integral stand

A George Jones majolica sardine dish, cover and stand

A Victorian majolica strawberry stand by George Jones, naturalistically modelled with two blue tits eating strawberries perched on a branch, flanked with a painted barrel for cream and sugar on floral and leaf decorated oblong stand, with Victorian registration stamp to underside, lacking two feet, 22cm high x 38cm long CONDITION REPORT: Lot 258: sugar and cream pots are removable, chip to outer rim far left stand, around four or five chips to far right of stand, chip to left corner of stand, chip to right corner leaf, missing and broken pieces of the two wings of one blue tit and to one wing on the other.

A George III Irish Silver Large Flagon, embossed with scrolls amongst foliage and with mask head spout and shaped handle, Dublin 1795, maker Thomas Jones, 41 ozs. 22 cms tall

A matched pair of blue and white baluster vases, George Jones and Son, Abbey pattern, 33cm

George Jones - a George Jones Imperial Rouge bowl with a white metal rim decorated in a floral pattern on a mottled deep blue ground, approximate height 8 cm x 18.5 cm diameter

Group of studio pottery, by Richard Batterham, John Leach, George Owen-Jones etc

An Edward VII Imperial Service medal, in the form of a star with blue enamel "For Faithful Service", together with a set of three World War I medals including the War medal, Victory medal and 1914-15 star, issued to 2226 Pte. H.L. Jones R.A.M.C., two World War I medals including the War medal and Victory Medal issued to 2. Lieut. J. E. P. Naylor, two other War Medal issued to 40751 Pte G. E. Hall C. of Lond. Yeo and R6825 W.E. Vinnicombe A.B. R.N.V.R, and a bronze death plaque for George Morris Warnock

A GEORGE JONES WHITE GLAZED PORCELAIN STUDY OF A COW WITH CALF, seal mark to base, 19th century, 5" high

Antique George Jones silver mounted tennis teaset comprising of 6 cups with sterling silver holders hallmarked Birmingham 1910 with matching tennis saucers, all in fitted Morris Bros. box 48cm wide

Mintons - Majolica George Jones Jug / Pitcher. c.1860's. Embossed with Fox and Hare Motifs to The Pitcher. Naturalistically Decorated In Colours on a Blue Ground. The Handle In The Form of a Hunting Crop, Red Cypher to Base for 1862-1871. Height 12 Inches. Condition Report - Foxes Ear and Nose Small Chip. All Other Aspects of Condition Is Excellent.

Collection of ceramics to include Goss four handled South Africa vase, George Jones Abbey bowl, Beswick, Royal Albert, Royal Doulton flambé vase, Minton etc. No condition reports for this sale

DE MORGAN WILLIAM: (1839-1917) English Potter, Tile Designer & Novelist, a lifelong friend of William Morris. A.L.S., Wm De Morgan, three pages, small 4to, Florence, Italy, 9th March 1914, to Jack. De Morgan states that he was sorry to hear the news of Lady Burne-Jones, and asks that his correspondent 'Give her my love, and the goodwill of all my Xtian Science….towards her recovery', further continuing 'When I last saw Mrs. Morris she looked so vanishing that I should have been a fool not to see what was coming - How the visible and tangible world has shrunk….for me in the last few years!' De Morgan continues his largely social letter by referring to some misprints, afternoon tea ('I remember tea appearing in the afternoon in my late boyhood, but not the institution it has grown to be since') and concludes 'That “Jamaica” word-play is most curious (as well as excessively funny). How would the Phonetic….people deal with it? I sometimes see Punch, but he always looks at me through a grove of advertisements, and then I lose sight of him behind Dewar's whisky….so I miss gems. I like Fitzague and all Thackeray's concocted names - Dickens's were sometimes very bad e.g. “Akershem”….' VG Georgiana Burne-Jones (1840-1920) English Painter & Engraver, wife of Edward Burne-Jones and mother of Philip Burne-Jones. Lady Burne-Jones was a friend and confidant of William Morris and George Eliot. Jane Morris (1839-1914) English Model who embodied the Pre-Raphaelite ideal of beauty. A muse to William Morris, whom she later married. Morris had died on 26th January 1914, just a few months before the present letter was written.

George Jones for Majolica Strawberry dish, 1876 decorated as a pond with lily cups impressed registration mark and date cypher, painted mark '3501' 26cm across.

A George Jones blue and white transfer printed cream jug; a hot water jug; other 19th cantury and later blue and white transfer printed wares; qty

A GEORGE JONES STYLE GLAZED POTTERY DISH AND COVER ON STAND, the light and dark blue ground moulded in relief with flowerheads and foliage.

George Jones & sons impressed mark 'Wild Roses' basket shaped dish.

Shelley trio with painted mark to base 11543, Spode Copeland's 'Ruskin' trio with painted mark Y4804 to base, Crown Staffordshire hand painted trio with painted mark to base 13760, Cauldon China trio with painted marks to base 6917, Crescent China George Jones & Sons teacup and saucer, Royal Doulton frilled edge dish marked 1413 and Shelley frilled edge dish

George Jones Crescent Dragon Pattern Tea Cups and Saucers, together with matching plates, Adderley Ware Old Willow Miniature blue and white jug and sugar bowl, Delft Clog, twin handled mug, etc:- One Tray

MARSON & JONES; a George V hallmarked silver loaded sugar caster of baluster form, height 13.5cm, Birmingham 1925, and a hallmarked silver napkin ring, TH Hazlewood & Co, Birmingham 1917 also two white metal large open salts (4).

JONES & CROMPTON; a cased George V hallmarked silver mounted manicure set, Birmingham 1916, and an engine turned decorated oval hand mirror, WJ Myatt & Co, Birmingham 1924, with a matching coat brush (3).

A George Jones majolica comport, the pedestal modelled as a tree trunk with a fox chasing a rabbit, with impressed lozenge and 'GJ' initials (the stem broken and repaired)

Five fusee verge pocket watch movements for repair to include makers Rob't Jones, Amlwch, George Fivey, Dublin

George III circular silver waiter, by Robert Jones, London 1774, gadrooned pie-crust edge, with chased foliate decoration and engraved crest, raised on three pad feet, 6oz, diameter 16cm.

A vintage tinplate Jones KL44 crane by George Cohen, Sons and Co

Sundry ceramics including Carlton Ware, Coalport, Wedgwood and George Jones etc

A small collection of assorted early 20th Century blue and white wares to include a George Jones rectangular plate decorated in the Spanish Festivities pattern, a shallow plate depicting a huntsman on the back of an elephant chasing a tiger and a Verona pattern meatplate (7)

A George III Irish Silver Large Flagon, embossed with scrolls amongst foliage and with mask head spout and shaped handle, Dublin 1795, maker Thomas Jones, 41 ozs. 22 cms tall

A George Jones Crescent China pottery strawberries and cream set, comprising a stand, sugar bowl, cream jug and a ladle, decorated strawberries, a few minor cracks, 38 cm wide See illustration

A set of six early 20th century George Jones & sons 'Cornflower' design plates, with scalloped gilt edges and hand painted flowers, all initialed H.O.J (6) CONDITION REPORT: Crazing under glaze ranging form severe to minimal some wear to gilt and decorationscratches to the face of all plates

Mintons - Majolica George Jones Jug / Pitcher. c.1860's. Embossed with Fox and Hare Motifs to The Pitcher. Naturalistically Decorated In Colours on a Blue Ground. The Handle In The Form of a Hunting Crop, Red Cypher to Base for 1862-1871. Height 12 Inches. Condition Report - Foxes Ear and Nose Small Chip. All Other Aspects of Condition Is Excellent.

1965 Jaguar E-Type 4.2 Coupe- 1 of just 1,583 RHD examples made and supplied new to George Edwin Jones Esq. of Totley, Sheffield- 'Matching' chassis and engine numbers and treated to a bare metal restoration by Baz Cope Engineering from 2013-2015- Mr Cope used to work for renowned marque specialist CMC of Bridgnorth and incorporated strengthened sills etc- Accompanying history file includes the car's original green logbook and numerous restoration photos and bills etcUpdated in August 1964, Jaguar's iconic E-Type gained a larger 4235cc XK DOHC straight-six engine and more user-friendly manual gearbox with synchromesh on each of its four forward speeds. Thankfully, the model's beautiful styling remained unaltered until the introduction of the so-called Series 1.5 cars during September 1967 by which time just 1,583 RHD Series 1 4.2 Fixed Head Coupes had been made.According to its original green logbook, this particular example was initially road registered as 'GWA 505C' by Sheffield County Council on May 1st 1965. Supplied new to George Jones of Totley, it passed thereafter to John Wright, John Boyle, Ernest Moore, Goforths of Doncaster, Norman Bond, Griffiths & Norman and Robert Waugh of Hull. Laid-up following its acquisition by the latter in 1976, the Jaguar was re-registered with the DVLA some seven years later whilst in the care of Beverley resident I.C. Whiting. Subsequently belonging to David Baxter and Michael Wilson, the Fixed Head Coupe entered the current ownership during late November 2012. Formerly employed by renowned marque specialist CMC of Bridgnorth, Baz Cope provided mechanical assistance for several of Philip Porter's E-Type Club tours and it was on one such event that the vendor met and befriended him. Thus, Mr Cope agreed to undertake an extensive restoration of 'GWA 505C' at a heavily discounted labour rate. Photos on file show that chassis 1E20541 had been the subject of much 'corner cutting' work in the past. Hundreds of hours went into repairing its bodyshell and opening panels. The replacement sills were strengthened in accordance with current Martin Robey practice and a new engine frame installed. Attention was paid to the wiring, steering, clutch, heater, Webasto sunroof, cooling system, brakes, suspension and triple SU carburettors. Repainted and re-trimmed in Black, the Jaguar had much of its brightwork re-plated or renewed and was treated to a set of 'Lightweight' style alloy wheels shod with Bridgestone tyres. Submitted for MOT testing by Baz Cope on 21st May 2015 at an indicated 16,466 miles, that same year saw the E-Type benefit from a new starter motor, brake servo, replacement core plugs and electronic ignition courtesy of Newcastle-under-Lyme based marque specialist XJK (£2,458.44). XJK were also responsible for changing the fuel pump's points in August 2016 since when the two-seater has completed trouble free trips to Scotland and the Goodwood Revival. Having covered some 2,700 post refurbishment miles to date, the seller has concluded that stabling two Series I Fixed Head Coupes is an indulgence. Preferring the original interior of his other two-seater, he has thus decided to place 'GWA 505C' on the market. Pleasingly, the engine number listed on the car's original logbook and chassis plate (7E3374-9) matches the one stamped into its cylinder block and head. Starting readily upon inspection, this striking looking E-Type comes with several thousand pounds worth of SNG Barratt parts bills, numerous Baz Cope Engineering invoices (amounting to circa £36,000), assorted photos chronicling the bodyshell's rejuvenation and a 'no advisories' MOT certificate valid until May 2018.PLEASE NOTE: All estimates are subject to a buyer's premium of 16.2% incl. VAT (@ 20%)

A scarce George Jones Majolica leaf-moulded Courgette Platter modelled with yellow flowers, impressed monogram, 2563.2, 42xm x 24cm (minor rim chip)

A George Jones Majolica Strawberry dish modelled as a rustic wooden trug with two Blue Tits perched atop eating strawberries, two original coopered barrels for cream and sugar with cream spoon, sugar sifter and large serving spoon, registration mark and model 3423, 37cm long x 20cm high, (repairs to serving spoon and sugar sifter, main dish and barrel appear good)

A pair of George Jones Majolica Sweetmeats modelled as rush and lily pad vases, model number 3395, 15cm high, (no obvious signs of damage or repair)

A George Jones Majolica rush-weave vase of cylindrical form modelled with climbing ivy flowers, model number 3408, 20cm high, repairs minor losses and leaf detached but present), impressed monogram

A pair of George Jones Majolica dishes modelled as lily pads with rush supports and birds perched atop, 18cm x 12cm, (one dish appears good, one dish with minor glaze repair to base of rush support and bird's tail tip)

A George Jones Crescent China Dressing Table Set decorated with roses comprising; oval tray, two covered boxes, candlestick and ring tree.

Five trays of George Jones and Sons "Dragon Crescent" tea and dinner ware items comprising tea cups and saucers, milk jug, sugar bowl, condiment set, dinner plates, tureens etc. (5 trays)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

George Jones & Sons Limited porcelain Crescentware part tea set, floral pattern, comprising teapot, two milk jugs, cups and saucers and side plates, together with a French porcelain part coffee set with heavy floral gilt decoration comprising coffee cups and saucers

A George Jones maholica game pie dish base, decorated with wheat ears, impressed JG mark, indistinctly numbered in black

COUNTRY - Great collection of 48 x LPs. Artists/titles include Brenda Lee - Let It Be Me (Vocalion), Tammy Wynette - 'Til I Can Make It On My Own and Another Lonely Song, Lynn Anderson - Uptown Country Girl, George Jones (Stateside SSL 10236), Jack Greene - All The Time, Johnny Cash, Wanda Jackson, Connie Francis, Emmylou Harris, Tim Rose and Patsy Cline. Condition is generally VG to Ex. ( Vinyl Records )

Two George II silver Hanoverian toddy ladles, London 1744 (no maker) and George Greenhill Jones 1740 (possibly), 3.4 oz

A collection of boxed and other Dartington glassware including a decanter and stopper, floral moulded serving bowl and four matching dishes with frosted finish, Christmas serving plate, Max & Millian sugar and cream jug, Genis funnel vase, etc together with nine 19th century George Jones Crescent china plates with printed and gilded Imari type decoration, etc.

A Victorian George Jones & Sons majolica sardine dish, cover and stand, the cover modelled as fish amongst water weed, the stand base with impressed G J monogram and painted numbers 2831 against a mottled ground (for repair)

A 19th century majolica dessert plate by George Jones with horse chestnut leaf decoration against a white ground and with mottled green and brown glaze to reverse, impressed GJ monogram and painted numbers 1804, 23cm diameter approx

FOOTBALL AUTOGRAPHS A large book of signed magazine photographs which have all been taped into the book with over 1,000 autographs, with the vast majority from the lower Leagues. Includes Alan Gowling, Frank McLintock, Gordon Banks, Trevor Francis, Tony Currie, Kevin Keegan, Nobby Stiles, Mike England, John Hollins, George Graham, Geoff Hurst, Bobby Charlton, Mick Channon, Pat Rice, Roger Hunt, Ian Story-Moore, Alan Hansen, Frank Saul, Keith Newton, Dave Mackay, Peter Brabrook, Cliff Jones, Terry Venables, Pat Jennings Peter Bonetti, John Ritchie, Roy McFarland, Ray Wilson, Mick Mills, Ray Clemence, Roy Vernon, Brian Kidd, Rodney Marsh, Terry Cooper, Frank Lampard Jnr & Snr, Charlie George, Colin Todd, Emlyn Hughes, Peter Beardsley, Trevor Brooking, Russell Osman, Mike Summerbee, John Wark, Johnny Haynes, Bill Nicholson, Alan Ball, Danny McGrain, Gordon McQueen, David O'Leary, Liam Brady, John Radford, , Alan Brazil, Sandy Jardine, Brian Talbot, Jim Montgomery, Ray Wilkins, Larry Lloyd, John Greig, Kenny Dalglish, Iain Durrant, Tony Brown, Gary Shaw, Billy Bonds, Terry Paine, and Viv Anderson. Fair to generally good

GEORGE V SILVER CIGARETTE CASEmaker Jones & Crompton, Birmingham 1910, foliate engraving, monogram 'WR' to cartouche, along with silver cigarette case, maker John Rose, Birmingham 1922, with engine turned decoration, monogram in cartouche, 9.5cm x 8.5cm, 202g gross

Large George Jones Imperial Rouge baluster shaped jar and cover having floral decoration on a mottled deep blue ground Condition:

MAJOLICA COCKEREL TEAPOT possibly by George Jones, painted in majolica colours with the tail forming the handle. Unmarked, 10 3/4ins (27cms) long, 6 1/4ins (16cms) high

Norfolk - history. FITCH (Robert) Views of the Gate of Norwich. Norwich, 1861, 4to, plates, cloth; PAGET (Francis Edward) Some Records of the Ashtead Estate ... with notices of Elford, Castle Rising etc. Lichfield 1873, large 4to, cloth; JONES (Mrs Herbert) [Miscellaneous offprints, Norfolk and Norwich Archaeological Society] Norwich, c. 1878, 4to, red morocco, plates; JESSOPP (Augustus) A History ... of West and East Bradenham. Norwich, 1883, 4to, tree calf gilt; idem - One Generation of a Norfolk House. Norwich 1878, 4to, cloth; RYE (Walter) The Norfolk Miscellany. Norwich, 1877, 3 vols, 8vo, cloth (Editor's copy with manuscript additions and annotations); BLYTH (William) Historical Notices and Records of ... Fincham. King's Lynn, 1863 8vo, cloth. ELLER (George).. Memorials of ... West Winch. King's Lynn, 1861, 8vo, cloth. DUTT, (W. A.) The King's Homeland. Sandringham and North-West Norfolk. London, 1904, cloth, 8vo; GURNEY (J J) A Winter in the West Indies, 3rd edition 1841, 8vo, frontispiece, cloth; etc. and two others on Eton College (condition varies; sold not subject to return) (24)

Illustrated, private press etc. Transition, no.25, 1936, 8vo, front cover design by Miro; St Dominic's Press - The Dressmaker and Milkmaid, 1929, 12mo, calf backed boards; SITWELL (E) Popular Song, Ariel Poem no.15, colour frontispiece by Edward Bawden; Ariel no.30, with David Jones illustration; De La More Press - Life of St George, On Wisdom, On Dreams, Dream Children, no date, paper wrappers; The Woburn Books, 3 issues, signed; COCTEAU (J) Les Enfants Terrible, no date, wood engravings by Guy Dollian, paper wrapper; RICHARDSON (Dorothy) John Austen and the Inseparables, 1930; RAMUZ (C F) The Triumph of Death, 1st edition 1946, cover design and frontispiece by Edward Burra; PIPER (John) English, Scottish and Welsh Landscape, 1st edition 1944, dust wrapper; JAMES (Norah) Cottage Angles, illustrated by Gwen Raverat, 1935, dust wrapper; 2 others (18)

A George Jones majolica vesta, impressed marks to base, circa. 1870

A George Jones majolica oval game pie dish, the domed cover moulded with a bird, on a turquoise ground of ferns and acanthus, enclosing a liner, 27.5cm wide, raised mark, c.1865 Condition Report: small cracks and chips to edge of cover and staining to liner. otherwise ok

George Jones and Sons 'Abbey' transfer printed blue and white Staffordshire pedestal bowl, together with a Copeland Spode Italian blue and white pedestal bowl, another Staffordshire blue and white pedestal bowl and a wild rose blue and white transfer printed Staffordshire oval meat platter. (4)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

Queens South Africa Medal 1899-1902 Lancashire Fusiliers, with six clasps Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, Laings Nek, South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902. Medal was awarded to “3005 PTE G JONES LANC FUS”. Medal remains in good condition with dark patina. Medal comes with primitive research stating that Private George Jones (alias) was born in Bolton, 1867. He enlisted in the Lancashire Fusiliers in Bolton on 14th May 1889. He served with the 1st and 2nd battalions during his service. His last posting was to the Depot in 1902 and was placed on the Army Reserve 13th May 1902. Also alias Joseph Potts born Joseph Marsh. Worthy of further research.

A George V silver rose bowl,Albert Edward Jones, Birmingham, 1923,hammered body, the base chased with rose entwined decoration, above engraved inscription 'With Affection and good wishes - August 13th 1962. R. L. E., S. F. M., E. R. P., W. J. F.', on circular spreading base,20cm diameter, 19oz 1dwt

A George III silver salver,Elizabeth Jones, London, 1784,oval, bright-cut and beaded borders, on four beaded supports, the centre engraved with a coat of arms,35.5cm long, 32oz 2dwtThe arms are likely to be either those of Newman of Dromore, Co. Cork, or Flatesbury, Flatterbury or Flattesbery of Ireland.

A GEORGE III SMALL WINE FUNNEL with corded borders, a shaped tang and a detachable muslin ring, by Robert Jones & John Scofield, London 1775; 4.5" (11.5 cms) long; 1.65 oz