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THREE MEAT PLATES comprising a Davenport "Chinoiserie Ruins", impressed, 20 1/2" wide, "Fishermen with Nets", impressed 18, 19" wide, and a chinoiserie landscape with pagodas, 20 1/2" wide £100-150
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"MONK'S ROCK SERIES", including thatched cottage tureen stand, 10 1/2" wide, farmhouse soup tureen stand, 15" wide, "Carreg Cannen Castle" bowl, 8" square, together with a "Botanical Beauties" meat plate with tree and gravy well, 19" wide, a lotus type meat plate, 17" wide, and a Davenport Willow octagonal small jug, 4" high (7) £80-120
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SUFFOLK AND NORTH EAST INTEREST AND OTHERS, an Andrew Stevenson "Culford Hall, Suffolk" plate, impressed, 10" diameter, an "Antique Scenery Hexham Abbey" soup plate, 10" diameter, a "Shelter'd Peasants" (sic) plate, 8 1/2" diameter, a Brameld "Castle of Rochefort" plate, 9 3/4" diameter, a pair of Hartley Green Leeds "Claude Lorraine" plates, 9 1/2" diameter and a two handled warming plate with figures and pagodas, 10 1/2" wide over handles (8) £100-150
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A BURMANTOFTS "FAIENCE" PERSIAN VASE, c.1900, of baluster form, designed by Louis Kramer and painted in shades of blue, green and manganese with large flowers and leaves on a brown ground, below a scale rim, impressed mark, lightly inscribed LK monogram and "Design 35/.1(?)06" (Illustrated) £500-700
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"PLAY GOERS" - A George Tinworth for Doulton Lambeth stoneware group, c.1880, modelled as a group of three mice watching a Punch and Judy Show flanked by a mouse drummer/pipe player and a mouse holding a collecting plate, a further mouse peeping through the back curtain, painted in shades of greys and browns, impressed rosette mark, indistinctly inscribed, very indistinct GT monogram on "Punch and Judy" stand, 5" high (Illustrated) £1500-2000
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A MACINTYRE MOORCROFT POTTERY CACHE-POT, c.1905, of waisted cylindrical form with frilled rim, slip trailed with the "Green and Gold Florian" pattern, printed mark in brown, signed in green and numbered M2105/4, 5" high (Illustrated) £400-500
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A ROYAL DOULTON EARTHENWARE LARGE MODEL OF AN ELEPHANT, mid 20th century, standing with open mouth and with trunk raised, HN2640, printed and inscribed marks, 12" high, 23" long overall £120-180
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A LINTHORPE EARTHENWARE AESTHETIC MANTEL CLOCK, c.1885, of tapering oblong section with two angular handles raised upon a plinth, moulded in relief with daisy heads and with anthemion enclosing a cream Ansonia dial with black Arabic numerals, the movement striking on a gong (inoperable), shape 1973, impressed mark, 9 1/4" high (Illustrated) £300-400
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A BURMANTOFTS "FAIENCE" CONSERVATORY SEAT/STAND, c.1900, of turquoise glazed waisted cylindrical form, all over impressed with flower heads within incised ovolu borders, with cut-out handle to top, shape 730, impressed BF, JL, 17" high £100-150
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A BURMANTOFTS "FAIENCE" EWER, c.1900, of turquoise glazed rounded baluster form with cylindrical neck and angular ribbed handle, with bead moulded borders, shape 424, incised BF, 12" high £120-180
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A MASSIVE ENGLISH MAJOLICA JARDINIERE ON STAND, the lobed baluster pot with two acanthus leaf sheathed high scroll handles on four winged breast supports resting on a two piece corinthian column and circular base, apparently unmarked, 52 1/2" high
Provenance: Purchased from Dreweatt Neate Sale 22nd Oct 1997 Lot 729 belonging to Lord Lloyd Webber and removed from Sydmonton Court, Newbury £200-400
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A FRIEDE KIESER MARUHN TERRACOTTA MODEL OF A LAMB, 1930's, standing with up-turned head, on a plain oblong base in a sea-green glaze, impressed marks, 6 1/2" high £80-120
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A ROYAL DOULTON EARTHENWARE FIGURE OF ST. GEORGE, 1950-1976, style one, wearing armour and seated upon his grey steed, HN2067, printed green mark, 15 1/4" high £250-350
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A DOULTON LAMBETH STONEWARE VASE, 1876, of baluster form, the central wide band incised by Hannah Barlow with a continuous scene of goats within two tone blue glazed stylised lappet borders, impressed and incised marks, 8" high (Illustrated) £300-350
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A LALIQUE FROSTED CLEAR GLASS DRESSING TABLE BOX, modern, of plain cylindrical form, the cover moulded in low relief with a crouching nude female, with reeded silver plated mount and hinge, engraved "Lalique" R in circle, France, 3" diameter £100-150
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A PAIR OF VICTORIAN DIAMOND CUT LUSTRES, the dished tops issuing from hollow tapering cylindrical facet cut stems on domed bases, and hung with spire drops, 11 3/4" high £120-160
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A GEORGIAN PINEAPPLE STAND with panel cut everted rim on octagonal hollow stem and swept foot, 5 1/2" high, together with a pair of sweetmeats on lemon squeezer bases, 5 1/4" high, and two sweetmeats (one with cover) with strawberry cutting, 4 3/4" high and 7" high (5) £80-120
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A GALLE CAMEO VASE, early 20th century, of squat baluster form, the frosted amber ground overlaid in blues and browns with blackberries and leaves, signed, 3 1/2" high (Illustrated) £350-500
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A MODA CAMEO BOWL, 20th century, of rounded conical form, the pale pink frosted ground overlaid in purple and acid etched with blossoming branches, signed, 6" high £180-220
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A MODA CAMEO VASE, 20th century, of ovoid form, the clear frosted ground overlaid in red and iridescent grey, wheel cut with stylised flowers on an acid etched salmon pink ground, signed, 7 3/4" high £100-150
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A MULLER FRERES LUNEVILLE CAMEO LAMP BASE, early 20th century, of rounded conical form, the orange ground overlaid in black and acid cut with a continuous tree lined river landscape, signed, 6 1/4" high (Illustrated) £150-200
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A SCHNEIDER CAMEO VASE, early 20th century, of slender tapering cylindrical form with slightly everted rim, the striated blue and clear ground overlaid in pink and cut through with stylised sunflowers on an acid etched ground, 10 1/2" high £150-200
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A GALLE CAMEO SCENT ATOMISER, early 20th century, of cylindrical form, the red overlay cut through with stylised flowers, signed, 3" high, with gilt metal "Agnel Paris" mount and plunger (Illustrated) £120-180
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A CLEAR GERMAN STEIN, late 19th century, of panelled cylindrical form, wheel engraved with two hunters and a fox in a forest setting, on a floriform foot, the loop handle with cast prewter thumbpiece and mounted prism hanging cover, 10" high £120-180
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FOUR GEORGIAN STYLE WINES, comprising three with opaque twist stems and an air twist with flared cylindrical bowl and conical foot, 6 1/2" high £100-150
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A LARGE GOBLET, early 20th century, the plain "U" shaped bowl cut and etched with a continuous fox hunting scene, the fox with five hounds in pursuit beneath oak trees on a waisted hexagonal stem and star cut circular foot, 9" high £150-180
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A PAIR OF VICTORIAN OLD SHEFFIELD COASTERS, of lobed, flared circular form with stamped and filled fruiting vine borders, the turned treen bases centred by a silver button, 8 1/4" diameter £120-160
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AN ART DECO ICE JUG AND BUCKET, the clear glass jug of lobed tapering cylindrical form with lift-out ice cylinder, the slightly domed hinged cover with thumb-piece, plain mount and loop handle, 10 1/2" high overall, the ice bucket with plated on brass rim in a two handled frame on bun feet, with lift-out ice cylinder, mount and cover, 8 1/2" high, both unmarked (2) £150-200
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AN EARLY VICTORIAN STYLE CHAFING DISH, COVER AND LINER, of two handled rounded oblong form with heavy escallop shell, scroll and leaf cast borders with detachable handle and raised upon four knurl feet, 22 1/2" wide over handles £120-160
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AN ART DECO PART TETE-A-TETE comprising a pair of cylindrical cups with canted square saucers, cream jug, two handled sugar basin, hot water jug with ivory knop, and two handled tray, 15 1/4" wide overall £100-150
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A LATE VICTORIAN CONCERTINA ACTION TOASTRACK, the seven gothick arched wirework dividers and central spade handle on four spherical feet, 14" extended, 2 1/4" closed £50-70
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A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN PLATED ON COPPER ENTREE DISHES AND COVERS, of rounded oblong form with gadrooned borders, with detachable scroll and acanthus leaf handles and rubbed-in silver panels engraved with a crest, 11 1/2" wide £60-80
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AN ENTREE DISH AND COVER of rounded oblong form with gadrooned borders and detachable oblong handle, 9 1/2" wide £30-40
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A MIRRORED CAKE PLATEAU, early 20th century, of square section, the bevelled mirror plate set into a swept stand engraved with vacant shields enclosed by foliage swags and raised upon four anthemion cast bracket feet, mirror 13" square, in original packing case £120-180
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AN ART DECO STYLE TABLE SERVICE, makers Roberts & Dore Ltd., with stepped angular handles, for twelve settings comprising dessert and soup spoons, table and dessert knives and forks and teaspoons, contained in a red baize lined and fitted pale oak canteen with slightly domed hinged cover and two graduated drawers, 18 1/2" wide £120-180
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A TEA KETTLE AND BURNER ON STAND, maker Harry Atkin, Sheffield 1913, of squat globular form with bobbin cast rims, hinged domed cover with ebony knop and fixed overhead turned ebony handle, the stand raised upon three paw feet with bi-furcated terminals, 12" high, 38ozs 14dwts total gross (Illustrated) £350-500
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A WAITER, maker Viners, Sheffield 1932, of shaped circular form with pie-crust border, centrally engraved with a crest and raised upon three knurl feet, 5 3/4" diameter, 8ozs 10dwts £100-150
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A COMPOSITE PART TABLE SERVICE, maker's mark J.R., Sheffield 1914-1919, in Old English pattern, comprising six table forks, five each table spoons and dessert spoons and three dessert spoons, 41ozs 3dwts total (19) £250-350
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A SALVER, makers possibly The Blumenthal Bros., Birmingham 1960, of shaped circular form with pie-crust border, centrally engraved with a presentation inscription dated 1961, and raised upon four claw feet, 12" diameter, 31ozs 10dwts £320-400
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A TEA KETTLE AND BURNER ON STAND, makers Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London 1914, of plain rounded oblong form with everted cast gadrooned rim, raised upon four paw feet, together with a matched teapot and sugar basin (London 1913) on four ball feet, the teapot with ebonised angular handle and finial, all engraved with a crest, teapot 10 1/2" wide, 74ozs 5dwts total gross (3) (Part Illustrated) £650-750
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A CIGAR BOX, maker's mark JR, London 1922, of plain oblong form, the hinged slightly domed cover engraved with a presentation inscription dated 1922, 9" x 5 1/2" £120-180
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AN ART DECO CIGARETTE CASE, makers Adie Bros., Birmingham 1927, of square form, the exterior and interiors both with engine turned stripes and matching hinged clip, 3 1/4" square, 4ozs 3dwts £80-120
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A SEVEN BAR TOASTRACK, makers James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1928, of gothic arch form with central spade handle, on a shaped oblong frame, 5 1/2" long, 7ozs 19dwts £80-120
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A SIX PIECE CRUET, maker Adie Bros., Birmingham 1933, of rounded oblong baluster form comprising pair of mustards with hinged covers, salts and pepperettes, 10ozs 12dwts total, with blue glass liners, cased £120-160
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A SEVEN PIECE CRUET, makers Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1912, of rounded oblong baluster form comprising mustard with hinged cover, four salts and a pair of pepperettes, three salt spoons and a mustard spoon (Sheffield 1909), 13ozs 16dwts total, liners, cased £120-180
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AN ARTS AND CRAFTS STYLE THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE, maker's mark M. & Co., London 1962, of squat rounded conical form, comprising teapot and hinged cover with cut card stylised flower, fruitwood knop and scroll handle, two handled sugar basin and milk jug, teapot 9" wide, 32ozs 14dwts total gross (Illustrated) £350-500
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A SET OF FOUR ART DECO NAPKIN RINGS, maker's mark G.S., London import marks 1929, of cylindrical form with a wide sky blue guilloche enamel band, 1 3/4" diameter, 2ozs 17dwts, cased (Illustrated) £120-160
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A PRESENTATION TROWEL, maker's mark HA, Sheffield 1921, the triangular blade engraved with a presentation inscription "... Corporation of Macclesfield .... Sports Pavilion .... 1922 ....", with melon fluted ivory handle, 11" long, cased £160-200
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A CIGARETTE AND COMBINED MATCH BOX, maker Asprey, London 1919, the plain oblong cigarette box surmounted by a fixed match box with interior steel strike, 4 3/4" x 3 1/4" (Illustrated) £200-300
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