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Full title: Five Dutch Delft blue, white and polychrome tiles with birds and three tulips, 17th C.Description:Dim.: ca. 13 x 13 cm (each tile)Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.coronariauctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@coronariauctions.comPlease note that external links are available on our website www.coronariauctions.com

Full title: A pair of Dutch Delft manganese tile murals with a cat and a dog ('Roos'), 18th C.Description:Work: ca. 13 x 13 cm (each tile) Frame: 47,5 x 35 cm The tile mural with the cat with heading 'Dese kat en byt niet' (this cat doesn't bite).Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.coronariauctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@coronariauctions.comPlease note that external links are available on our website www.coronariauctions.com

Full title: A varied collection of Dutch Delft blue and white tiles with birds, figures, sea monsters, landscapes and floral design, 17th/18th C.Description:Ca. 12,5 x 12,5 cm (each tile)Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.coronariauctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@coronariauctions.comPlease note that external links are available on our website www.coronariauctions.com

G Plan "Astro" nesting tables, the largest with tile top, 51cm high x 50cm wide x 50cm deep 

A 19th century ceramic tile decorated with a peregrine falcon, 13cm square and three other antique ceramic tiles, (4).

Pilkington's Aesthetic movement 12in x 6in tile (Richard Peacock), oak framed (two tile panel), together with another similar of two birdsTwo lots of tiles, consisting of a two tile panel and a single tile.

Wedgwood tile, ' November ', 8in square, another Minton tile, ' July ', 6in square and ' Jack and Jill ', 8in square and a dragon tile circa 1900, 6in square

Antique tribal pottery roof tile in the form of a reptile, 30cm wide

A collection of framed wall mounted decorative tiles, dating from the late 19th century onwards. The lot to include a pair of Art Nouveau style cream sets of three tiles, each featuring a blue flower & foliate design, a Victorian tile in cream with blossoming pink flower design, a William Morris style framed set of four tiles on cream ground with yellow flowers & brown leaf pattern, and two others. Majority with wall hanging fixtures & baize lined to verso. Seven framed sets of tiles total. Largest to measure approx.  66cm x 20cm.

A box of assorted costume jewellery to include beaded necklaces, scrabble tile rings, bangles, etc.

A teak and tile top table

A teak side table together with a tile top coffee table

A pine and tile top kitchen trolley fitted three drawers and integral wine rack

Maw & Co., Stoke on Trent, two framed tile pictures, 65x24cm total

A METAL CIRCULAR GARDEN TABLE, with a tile insert, 70cm diameter x height 75cm, and two matching folding chairs (condition report: all weathered finish and rusted) (3)

A Victorian stained frame marble top washstand with tile back

A 19thC Maw tile by Owen Gibbons depicting girls picking blackberries. 30.5cm x 15cm.

Tiles to include a Victorian tile teapot stand in cast iron frame, Minton Moyr Smith, Guinevere, Minton, 2 Kate Greenaway tiles in sequence and a framed Craven Dunhill December tile.

Mid Century Teak 1960s Tile topped coffee table

Faience wine jug, similar shaped corner wall tile possibly from an apothecary shop, a Delft drug jar, a Faience plate and other pottery

Herzfeld, Ernst. Matériaux pour un Corpus Inscriptionum Arabicarum. Deuxième Partie: Syrie du Nord. Inscriptions et Monuments d’Alep. 2 Textbände und 1 Tafelband. Kairo 1954 – 1956. Folio. Mit 173 Tafeln. XVI, 493 Seiten. Broschiert. (11) * Mémoires publiés par les membres de l’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale du Caire …, Tome LXXVI-LXXVIII. Beiliegen: Van Berchem, Max. Matériaux pour un Corpus Inscriptionum Arabicarum. Deuxième Partie: Syrie du Sud – Jerusalem. Tafelband. 1920. Mit 120 Tafeln. Aufgeschnittene Broschur. / Ecochard, M und C. Le Coeur. Les bains de Damas. Monographies architecturales. 2 Bände. Beirut 1942 - 1943. Folio. Mit Abbildungen. 57; 128 S., 2 Bll. Geheftet. / Luschey – Schmeisser, I. The pictorial tile cycle of Hast Behest in Isfahan and its iconographic tradition. Rom 1978. Folio. Mit 109 Tafeln. XXIV, 240 Seiten. Geheftet. Zustand: Innen etwas gebräunt. Alle Teile mit Gebrauchsspuren, wenigen Anmerkungen und Notizen, Benutzungsspuren und Defekten. Versandgewicht 10 kg.

A BAMBOO EFFECT FRAMED JAPANESE TWIN TILE IMAGE OF A SAMURAI WARRIOR SIGNED LOWER RIGHT

Qty of antique & vintage mostly Art Nouveau & floral tiles inc Mintons & Maw - largest tile 20cm square

Antique Italian maiolica hand painted tile of Christ on the cross - frame 28cm square & in good used condition

A Victorian red walnut hall chair the back set with a Minton's tile depicting a scene from Walter Scott Guy Mannering

after F. Boucher transfer print on porcelain tile, signed lower right and stamped Vienna verso, 01470 set in a heavy gilt frame

A late 19th century decorative printed tile, hand tinted in bright colours, mother and child in a cottage interior, 23cm x 18cm, framed

A MIXED LOT TO INCLUDE BOXED THOMAS WEBB CRYSTAL JUG, FRAMED SEASONS TILE PLAQUES IN GILT FRAMES AND RESIN HANGING

A BISTRO SET COMPRISING OF A ROUND TILE TOP TABLE AND TWO METAL CHAIRS

Ceramic tile of the Cars film characters. Not available for in-house P&P

Carl Sigmund Luber (German 1868-1934). An Art Nouveau pottery tile, for Johann von Schwarz, depicting a lady before a landscape, picking grapes from a vine, framed and glazed, tile 18.5cm x 30cm.

An Iznik pottery tile, painted with a bird and flowers, within a repeating leaf border, 24cm x 25cm.

Carl Sigmund Luber (German 1868-1934). An Art Nouveau pottery tile, for Johann von Schwarz, depicting a woman before a landscape holding a hand mirror, framed and glazed, tile 18.5cm x 30cm.

An Amsterdam plaque depicting Winter, circa 1730-45Decorated with an elegant couple ice skating, surrounded by smaller figures, some smoking from long pipes, a small dog or 'Keeshondje' dancing around the couple, an imaginary city cropping up behind the couple, 28cm wide x 2cm deep x 38.5cm high, (11in wide x 0 1/2in deep x 15in high) (some restored sections to the rim)Footnotes:ProvenanceWith H.C. van Vliet, Amsterdam; Sotheby's, Amsterdam, 10 October 1978.ExhibitedAmsterdam Historisch Museum (now the Amsterdam Museum), Delfts uit de provincie. Aardewerk uit Hollandse tegelfabrieken (Delft From The Province. Pottery From Dutch Tile Factories), 3 September 1999 - 9 January 2000.LiteratureJ.D. van Dam, Delfts uit de Provincie, Vormen uit Vuur, vol. 168/169 (1999) , p.53, cat. no. 51.Another polychrome plaque with the same depiction, also attributed to Amsterdam, is illustrated by Van Dam (op.cit. p. 53, cat.no. 51a), however its whereabouts today are unknown.In the last 50 years there has been much added to the research into the exact historic locations of the Dutch Delftware factories in the city of Delft, but also outside of this main centre of production. We know that tiles and plaques were made in Rotterdam, and that Utrecht and particularly Amsterdam, too, were locations for smaller but interesting factories. Jan Daniel van Dam published an important account in the newsletter of Dutch Ceramics, called Vormen uit Vuur in 1999 under the title 'Delftware from the Provinces (op.cit.). Here, Van Dam discusses the necessity for Amsterdam and Rotterdam makers who up until the first quarter of the 18th century mainly produced tiles, to re-invent their trade with the decline of demand for tiled interiors in the Netherlands and beyond. It may be that the present plaque is the result of such an adaptation, feeding a market hungry for less costly but impressive pieces of Delftware for the interior. Van Dam argues that as a result, the rims and borders around these Amsterdam or Rotterdam plaques often show a less refined finishing than those produced in Delft, often the plaques we now identify as Amsterdam have a rim that is later applied rather than moulded from the outset like in Delft.This plaque is likely composed using several print sources, the most prominent being the print of Winter from a series of the Seasons by Hendrick Goltzius (1558 – 1617), which were in turn copied by Jan Saenredam (1565 – 1607) in 1601.Image credit: Rijksmuseum, RP-P-OB-10.616This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

ARR William George Simmonds (1876-1968)Head Studies of a Rabbit and a Horseone inscribed 'Near Tile Mill'; the back of the frame inscribed 'Two pages from the sketch book of William Simmonds, given to me by Gerry Carter after I helped him display W Simmonds's Puppets in the Gloucester Museum 1968', Theo Merrettpencil each 12cm x 17cm, within a glazed wooden frame, overall measurements 24cm x 49cm In 1919 William Simmonds and his wife Eve moved to the tiny hamlet of Far Oakridge, Gloucestershire, where they became involved with a group of artists and craftsmen including William Rothenstein, Ernest Gimson, Sidney and Ernest Barnsley. Simmonds' carved figures and animals took inspiration from the surrounding countryside and farming community, and it is possible that the sketches offered here were designs that he later used when creating his popular puppets. Gerry Carter and Theo Merrett, both mentioned in the note on the back, were also Oakridge craftsmen and knew Simmonds personally

MIXED GLASSWARE & POTTERY GROUP comprising an Aller Vale slip decorated jug, 12cms H, 7 x millefiori and other glass paperweights, the largest in the form of a duck, 14cms H, Victorian floral decorated pottery tile, 15.5cms square and 6 x antique stained glass panels, five blue and one red, with starcut detail to the centres, 11.5cms squareProvenance: the glass panels believed to be the from the Old Labour Exchange, Colwyn Bay, private collection Conwy

A Nathan Mid-century tile top coffee table. Of rectangular form, the tiles featuring a brown geometric pattern, H45.5cm x W90cm x D49cm

A mid-century teak and ceramic tile top rectangular coffee table. On tapering rectangular supports. L128cm x D44cm x H41cm

A late Victorian chair with tile inset back rest

A box of Macallister sheet sander, tile cutter, extension leads etc

Porcelain tile after Salvador Dali, Les Chevaux Daliniens, limited edition, 489/490, outside size is 55x50 cm

Box with bronze, brass and plastic statues of figures, golfers, Tichelaar Makkum earthenware tile tableau, iron crucifix and glass rosary

Box of various porcelain and earthenware incl. 3-piece Chinese cabinet set, tobacco jar, manganese tile, majolica and tea set

Glazed earthenware tile with decor of a runner, with ox head corner motifs, Holland 17th century, excl. frame 13x13 cm

Porcelain tile with painted romantic decor, in oak frame, total 51x21.5 cm

Oval earthenware Persian tile with polychrome decor of a flute-playing man with deer and lamb, 29x43 cm

Earthenware tile tableau with a blue Dutch scene, 19th century, in oak frame, total 40.5x40.5 cm (hairlines)

A collection of pottery to include an opposed pair of terracotta lamps, one blue, one orange; a tall vase with leaf decorations; a blue glazed twin handled jardinière; a half-yellow-glazed terracotta vase; a Tony Gant bowl; and a Mexican ceramic tileQty: qtyRepairs to the top of one of the lamps and a plastic top to the other. One missing baize on the bottom. The studio vase with mild chipping to the top and scratching around the rim. The yellow terracotta vase with minor hairline fractures around the top, and a chip out of the glaze on the rim and minor chipping to the bottom. The Tony Gant in generally good condition. The blue glazed jardinière with surface dirt.

A collection of various items of bijouterie to include; a Mdina Rosenthal glass decanter, a porcelain framed mirror with applied floral decoration surmounted by cherubic figures; a print of Caledonia Place, Clifton; a Delft tile stamped to the back 'Joost Thooft' & Labouchere; a studio pottery bowl by Bill Moore; a modern glass vase; three items of treen; a Chinese lidded pot decorated with smiling figures; two saucers with a lidded cup; a further cabinet plate decorated in the Chinese style; a Royal Crown Derby pheasant; etcQty: qtyAll in various conditions. Significant repair to the lid of the lidded jar. Losses and repairs to the porcelain framed mirror. Chips out of one of the modern glass vases. Claremont Castle jug with significant repair.

A group of bijouterie, to include a Wedgwood tile, various hat pins, miniature vegetables, a mother of pearl card case etc

Box to include a victorian brass mounted tile, cranberry glass light shade & others

Two framed Eastern painted tile pictures depicting birds

A SELECTION OF OCCASIONAL FURNITURE, to include a teak framed rectangular coffee table, with needlework insert, width 86cm x depth 54cm, a hardwood coffee table, a Danish teak tile top nest of two tables, a pine square side table, a long needlework footstool and a bookcase (condition report: tear to footstool, scratches and missing shelves to bookcase, other imperfections to all) (6)

A MODERN CIRCULAR TILE TOP GARDEN TABLE, diameter 70cm x height 72cm, a folding faux rattan chair, plant stand and a aluminium multipurpose step ladders (4)

A small rectangular turquoise glazed pottery tile, possibly 12th century Kashan, Iran, 9.2cm x 4.7cm x 2.7cm deep, purportedly purchased from Christopher GibbsCONDITION REPORTS & PAYMENT DETAILSIMPORTANT * Descriptions do not include condition reports.  Please contact us to if you require further information or images. *  Please consider shipping costs before bidding as this may affect your decision to bid *  Please familiarise yourself with our payment methods.  Our preferred method of payment is by bank transfer.  We do not take cash or card payments.

Antique clay tile marked 1837-1887. A/F. Collection only.

Mid-20th century nest of three teak-framed tile-top tables, largest W:56cm x D:40.5cm x H:48cm, smallest W:39cm x D:40.5cm x H:43cm (3)

An Arts and Crafts oak Tile Top Table, circa 1910, with oak underself and stamped 886, W 51 cm x H 70 cm x D 52.5 cm. Provenance: property of a West Country Collector. After buying an Arts & Crafts house, the vendors researched and sought-out beautiful, often unique, Arts & Crafts pieces to furnish their home.

An Arts and Crafts oak Plant Stand, with tile to top, (base) W 25.5 cm x D 26.5 cm, (top) W 24.5 cm x D 24.5 cm, H 77 cm. Provenance: property of a West Country Collector. After buying an Arts & Crafts house, the vendors researched and sought-out beautiful, often unique, Arts & Crafts pieces to furnish their home.

Nine antique tiles to include: a late 19th century transfer-decorated Aesthetic Movement tile;  three Dutch-style faience tiles detailing breadmaking, fishing and woodcutting; five 19th century tiles decorated in the Japanese taste with prunus and plants. (Damages).