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A pair of early 19th Century Georgian Crown Derby porcelain ceramic flower boughs / vases / planters having central octagonal white cartouche panel hand painted with floral spray still life. Gilded ornate Satyr face masks to side with good gilding throughout the body. Drainage hole to base with flared circular trumpet rim to top. Red painted Nottingham Road factory marks to base with painted numerals. Measures 11cm high x 14cm wide at rim.
Lot 178
A Chinese Republic Period porcelain hand painted vase of globular form depicting two ladies, one seated at table and the other in blue robe standing with trees bushes and fence. Black patterning to neck and base with calligraphy lettering and artist signature in black and ochre. Small circular foot with trumpet flared neck. Four ochre red character seal to base. No visible damage. Great example. Measures: 18cm tall.
Lot 384
A 19th Century Chinese brass Gu vase of trumpet form having embossed patterning throughout with Cloisonne panels to the centre and neck decorated with symmetrical cloud patterning rendered in blue, green, red and white panels, the sides being set with polished white stones and raised masks. Measures : 27cm tall.
Lot 196
A 17th / 18th Century Delft tin glazed earthenware apothecary drug medicine wet liquid jar pot raised on a trumpet pedestal base with globular body shaped handle and cylindrical spout. Blue and white decoration to body with cherubs and flowers having Latin notation Oxym Scilli. Some chips with restoration to body. Measures 18cm tall.
Lot 189
Silver Miniature Memorial Altar with Trophies. Mid-19th Century. German or Swiss. 2" high. Sword, trumpet and plumed helmet sit atop altar, superimposed cartouche with crowned FG monogram on the front, crossed Swiss flags, "29 Mrz 1855", and a chalet engraved on the other three side. The altar sits on a wreathed base. Unmarked. The piece may have originally sat upon another object. Well-detailed and intricate.
Lot 69
A collection of silver tableware including: a George VI oval sauceboat, on three hoof and shell feet, C-scroll handle, A Bros Ltd, Birmingham, 1947; Victorian five-bar toast rack, James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, 1899; a George V plain Christening cup, by S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Chester, 1939; a Georgian style pepper pot, by Josiah Williams & Co, London, 1919; a pair of napkin rings by Mappin & Webb, London, 1927 and a trumpet shaped vase, Walker & Hall, Chester 1939 - weighed, silver weighed at 11.85 ozt (368.5 grams) (7)
Lot 1307
Fine gilt and silvered bronze mantel clock garniture, English/French, dated 1871, the French bell striking movement, no. 6952 with enamel dial, the elaborate oval case decorated with engraved gilt reserves applied with tiger's eye agate cabouchons and divided by shells, the whole surmounted by a merchild blowing a trumpet, the rectangular plinth centred with a shell and flanked by well cast and heavily silvered hippocampi, the reverse with the Victorian registration mark for 11th February 1871, 19" high; with a pair of conforming three light candelabra, 17.25" high (pendulum and key) *This clock garniture was purchased from Sotheby's on 3/6/1994 for £3500 (lot 283)
Lot 1543
Fine Anglo/French gilt and silvered bronze mantel clock, the French bell striking movement, no. 6952 with enamel dial, the elaborate oval case decorated with engraved gilt reserves applied with tiger's eye agate cabouchons and divided by shells, the whole surmounted by a merchild blowing a trumpet, the rectangular plinth centred with a shell and flanked by well cast and heavily silvered hippocampi, the reverse with the Victorian registration mark for 11th February 1871, 19" high; (pendulum and key) *The design of this clock by E. Finley was shown at the London 1871 International Exhibition and is illustrated on page 17 of that catalogue
Lot 237
* De Gheyn (Jacques II, 1565-1629). Trumpet Players, from the Riding School series, 1599, hand-coloured engravings on laid paper, together with two further engravings from the same series, depicting a horseman in full armour, both with hand-colouring, each trimmed to ruled border and laid down, plate size 15.5 x 20.5 cm (6 x 8 ins), framed and glazed (Qty: 3)
Lot 336
A Continental cut and painted bubble glass vase decorated with grape and vine, another similar vase of plain form, a Murano style pedestal fruit bowl, cut glass celery jar, a set of three moulded barley twist glass candle sticks, small ice pail, another moulded glass candle stick, a set of six crescent hors d'oeuvre dishes and a trumpet shaped vase
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