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A BURMANTOFTS FAIENCE VASE, early 20th century, of rounded tapering cylindrical form with garlic neck and three sinuous handles, incised and painted in shades of green, brown and yellow with stylised flowers, impressed mark, shape 2251, inscribed "col 164/7" in brown, 13" high £250-400
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TWO SIMILAR ART NOUVEAU RAVISSANT EARTHENWARE JARDINIERES AND A STAND, the graduated baluster jardinieres with frilled rims tubelined in sombre colours with flowers on sinuous stems on a shaded brown ground, the rounded tapering cylindrical stand similarly decorated, printed marks, jardinieres 10" and 10 1/4" high, stand 27 3/4" high (3) £120-180
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A WEMYSS POTTERY PRESERVE JAR AND COVER, early 20th century, of plain cylindrical form, painted in typical colours with loganberries and leaves, inscribed mark in green, 4" high £80-120
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A MOORCROFT POTTERY VASE, mid 20th century, of ovoid form with waisted neck, tubelined and painted in typical palette on a blue ground with the Anemone pattern, impressed marks, signed in green, 9 1/4" high (Illustrated) £150-200
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A PAIR OF MOORCROFT POTTERY DWARF CANDLESTICKS, mid 20th century, the bell shaped sockets issuing from swept bases, tubelined and painted in orange, yellow, green and dusky pink on a dark blue ground with a version of the Anemone pattern, impressed marks, unsigned, 3 1/4" high £150-200
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A CLARICE CLIFF NEWPORT POTTERY FANTASQUE BOWL, 1930's, painted in typical palette with the "House and Bridge" pattern, the interior with black, orange and yellow stripes, printed mark in black, 8 1/2" diameter, 3 1/2" high £150-200
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A CROWN DEVON FIELDINGS POTTERY VASE, 1930's, of trefoil section on a low foot printed and painted in jewelled enamels with phoenix in flight and with stylised trees, on a shaded turquoise ground, printed mark in gilt, shape 474, 8 1/2" high £80-120
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A TROIKA "RECTANGLE" VASE, 1981-3, decorated by Alison Brigden in blues, brown and green with roundels and a triangle, 8 1/4" high, together with a similar square dish, the central section moulded with four stylised animals within a green and cream leaf and geometric panelled border, 7 1/2" square, both inscribed Troika, Cornwall, and initialled AB (2) £120-180
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A TROIKA SQUARE VASE, late 1970's, decorated by Annette Walters, in brown and green with abstract panels, inscribed Troika, Cornwall and initialled AN, 5 3/4" square £80-120
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A MOORCROFT POTTERY OWL, 2008, "Model of Wisdom" by Rob Tabbenor, the bird in flight over a church, tubelined and painted in greens, grey and blue, impressed mark highlighted in blue, initialled LH(?) in blue, indistinctly signed twice in green and gold, 5 1/2" high, boxed (Illustrated) £140-180
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A MOORCROFT POTTERY VASE, c.1930's, of flared cylindrical form with rounded shoulders and slightly everted rim, tubelined and painted in shades of green, blue and yellow on a cream ground with peacock feathers within incised bands, impressed mark, signed in blue, 7" high (Illustrated) £350-450
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A MOORCROFT POTTERY LIMITED EDITION JAR AND COVER, 2004, of ovoid form, designed by Sian Leaper with the "Otter" pattern, number 13 of 150, impressed, inscribed in brown and green and signed twice by Leaper, 8" high (Illustrated) £300-400
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A MOORCROFT POTTERY LIMITED EDITION VASE, 1990, of globular form, tubelined and painted by Gwyneth Hibbitt with three white and a black swans and three cygnets, number 42 of 350, impressed and inscribed in green, 6 1/2" high £200-300
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A MOORCROFT POTTERY LIMITED EDITION VASE, 1995, tubelined and painted by Sylvia Abell with the "Dandelion" pattern, number 159 of 200, impressed and inscribed in green, 6 1/2" high (Illustrated) £200-300
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A MOORCROFT BURSLEM POTTERY VASE, early 20th century, of slender inverted baluster form, tubelined and painted in typical palette on a shaded blue ground with the Pomegranate pattern, impressed mark, signed in green, shape M46, 7" high (Illustrated) £300-400
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A MOORCROFT BURSLEM POTTERY VASE, early 20th century, of onion form with slender neck and flared rim, tubelined and painted in typical palette on a blue ground with the Pomegranate pattern, impressed mark, signed in green, shape 80, 10 1/4" high (Illustrated) £350-500
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A WEDGWOOD LUSTRE VASE, c.1930's, of slender ovoid form with everted rim, printed in colours and gilt with hummingbirds in flight, on a powder blue ground, 9" high £120-180
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A CONTINENTAL HEAVY EARTHENWARE JARDINIERE AND STAND, 1914, possibly Belgian, the baluster jardiniere moulded in high relief with two figures allegorical of harvest and war and with two lion mask lug handles, the tapering square section stand with a mother and child over the moulded date 1914, opposite the figure of a beggar man, the two alternate panels with a bombed harbour and an aeroplane over troops in a forest, all in a streaky dark turquoise glaze, apparently unmarked, 37" high overall £100-150
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AN ART DECO EARTHENWARE FIGURE, 1930's, the female nude with short incised shingled hair wearing a mottled lilac drape across her shoulders, reposing on a stepped oblong faux grey marbled base, indistinctly signed Guighler (?), 20 1/2" long, 13 1/2" high £120-180
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A ROYAL COPENHAGEN PORCELAIN FIGURE, 1952, modelled as "Gronlan Boy", kneeling wearing a blue top and sealskin trousers with a posy of wild flowers in his lap, printed and inscribed in green and blue, 4" high £120-160
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A MOORCROFT POTTERY SMALL VASE, 2002, tubelined by Vicky Thorley and painted in shades of pink, purple, green and blue with stylised tulip type flowers, impressed, green and brown painted marks, 5 1/4" high £100-150
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A WILKINSONS "ORIFLAMME" EARTHENWARE SLEEVE VASE, 1930's, of plain octagonal form, printed in gilt featuring butterflies with jewelled enamelled wings on a lilac lustrous marbled ground, printed mark, 10 1/2" high £100-150
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AN ARTS AND CRAFTS LIBERTY & CO. TERRACOTTA VASE, possibly Torquay, of rounded tapering cylindrical form with three resist lobsters on a green ground, impressed, 6 3/4" high £120-160
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A MINTONS LTD. EARTHENWARE JARDINIERE, late 19th century, of plain flared cylindrical form, tubelined in the Secessionist style with lilac coloured flowerheads and ochre leaves on a turquoise ground, incised 3811/10/0, printed mark in brown, 8 1/2" high £80-120
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A COLLECTION OF COXWOLD STUDIO POTTERY, modern, comprising two slipware circular plates, jardiniere and stand, two jugs and a small dish, two plain bowls and an unglazed Japanese style teapot and cover, various sizes (9) £80-120
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A FRENCH GALLE STYLE EARTHENWARE MODEL OF A CAT, early 20th century, seated with free standing fore-legs, inset green glass eyes, in a solid on-glaze green, unmarked, 9" high £100-150
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A BESWICK POTTERY POLAR BEAR, 1936-1954, designed by Mr Owen in a blue gloss glaze, moulded mark, inscribed 8700/1, 7" high £80-120
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A VICTORIAN YELLOW VASELINE LILY VASE, with shaped folded rim, cylindrical and swept base, 12 3/4" high £120-180
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A DELATTE MOTTLED AMBER ELECTRIC TABLE LAMP BASE, c.1930's, the original wrought metal arms with heart terminals on an inverted baluster stem and lobed circular base, 7" high to fitting, together with original high domed shade (broken in half), 5 1/2" high, both with moulded mark, 14" high overall £200-300
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A SET OF THREE WINE GLASSES, c.1800, the funnel bowls issuing from plain cylindrical stems on folded feet, 4 1/2" high, together with a similar liqueur glass with single knopped stem, 3 1/4" high (4) £80-120
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A SET OF TEN ST LOUIS CRISTAL CHAMPAGNE SAUCERS, 20th century, in thistle pattern with gilded scrolling rosette rims, 5" high, 4 1/2" diameter, etched mark (Illustrated) £500-600
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A ST LOUIS CRISTAL TRIPLE RING NECK DECANTER AND STOPPER, 20th century, with gilded rococo scroll banding, 10 1/4" high, together with a thistle pattern perfume atomiser with gilt metal fittings and black silk covered bulb, 3" diameter, both etched marks (2) £100-150
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A PAIR OF VICTORIAN JOHN DERBYSHIRE CLEAR MODELS OF DOGS, recumbent on oval bases, 7 1/2" long, 4 1/2" high together with a similar blue dog (2) £80-120
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A GERMAN GREEN VASE, late 19th century, of flared cylindrical form painted in sombre enamels and gilt in the Lobmeyer style with scrolling foliage, 6 1/4" high £60-80
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A COLLECTION OF "BRISTOL" GREEN GLASSES, c.1800 and later, comprising ten tumblers, 3 1/2" high, ten matched wines with tulip bowls and eight matched wines with rounded cylindrical bowls, various sizes (26) £150-200
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A DAUM PATE-DE-VERRE MODEL OF A PEACOCK, modern, the fanned tail with blue, brown, yellow and green marbling, engraved Daum, France, 11 1/2" high £300-400
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A PAIR OF MURANO FIGURES, mid 20th century, by G Toffolo, of a male dancer and his female companion wearing red cased white opaque outfits, signed, 10" and 9 1/2" high £100-150
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A PLATED ON COPPER DESK STANDISH, c.1800, the panelled urn taperstick with lift off cover, swivelling on a square stand with pen apertures at each angle, the whole lifting off a blue glass lined inkwell raised upon a stepped square stand with two graduated drawers, 7" high (Illustrated Page Twenty Two) £150-200
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AN OLD SHEFFIELD EGG CRUET, the six pedestal egg cups supported on a wirework circular frame raised upon four bun feet and with central stamped and filled foliate sheathed spade handle, 7" high £100-150
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AN OLD SHEFFIELD THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE, early 19th century, of lobed squat globular form with stamped and filled acanthus leaf and escallop shell everted rims, the milk jug and two sugar basins with "S" scroll handles, the teapot with bud knop on half hinged domed cover, "C" scroll handle with ivory stops, teapot 11" wide £100-150
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A VICTORIAN RAM'S HORN DESK STAND, the pair of horns with fern engraved foliate tips and tied by a shaped platform surmounted by a stag (lacks antlers) flanking a scrolling pen rest and raised upon two front hairy paw feet, 14" wide, 10 1/2" high £200-300
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AN EDWARDIAN TABLE SERVICE for twelve place settings in Old English pattern, comprising table and dessert forks and spoons, teaspoons, soup spoons, pair sauce ladles, soup ladle, six egg and table spoons, dessert and table knives and a five piece carving set with ivorine handles, the mahogany table top canteen with inset vacant brass plaque to hinged top, inset brass carrying handles and two drawers to the front, 19" wide £120-180
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AN ART DECO TABLE SERVICE, 1932, for twelve place settings in Bead pattern, comprising table, dessert and cake forks, dessert, soup, grapefruit, fruit and coffee spoons, jam spoon, sugar tongs, pickle fork, four salt and pair mustard spoons, butter knife, four table spoons and four salad servers, together with a pair of fish servers, twelve pairs fish knives and forks, and twelve each fruit, dessert and table knives, and a five piece carving set with ivorine handles, contained in a floor standing canteen with three long drawers, 28 1/2" x 17" x 34" £200-300
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AN EXTENSIVE TABLE SERVICE, early 20th century, for twelve place settings in Old English pattern, comprising dessert, soup and teaspoons, table and dessert forks, four each table and egg spoons, sugar tongs, pair soup ladles, pair salt and mustard spoons, soup ladle, together with twelve pairs of fish knives and forks, dessert knives and forks, twelve table knives, pair fish servers and a five piece carving set with ivorine handles engraved and stained "W", all contained in a walnut canteen with hinged cover, over three drawers with inset brass handles, on a matching stand with frieze drawer raised upon cabriole supports with shell carved knees on pad feet, 22" x 17 3/4" x 43 1/4" £300-400
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A FRENCH SERVING SET, maker's mark HB, early 20th century, with foliate stamped and filled handles comprising carving knife and fork, pair of salad servers with ivorine bowl and tines and a ham bone holder, cased and retailed by C. Giraud, 54 Rue d'Amsterdam, Paris, 11" wide £120-180
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A COMPOSITE FOUR PIECE TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, maker's mark E & D & Co., Birmingham 1923 (coffee pot), 1925 (teapot) and 1926, of squat oval form with everted scroll pierced rims and raised upon four paw feet, with composition knops and double "C" scroll handles, teapot 12 1/2" wide, 48ozs 19dwts total gross (Illustrated) £500-600
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A SALVER, maker's mark rubbed, Sheffield 1926, of square form with re-entrant corners and cast gadrooned rim, raised upon four claw and ball feet, 12" square, 33ozs 15dwts £350-450
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A MATCHED THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE, teapot makers Martin, Hall & Co., Birmingham 1919, a two handled sugar basin and milk jug, maker's mark WA, Birmingham 1905, of semi fluted oblong baluster form with everted gadrooned rim, raised upon four bun feet, teapot with melon fluted ebony knop and carved angular handle, 11 1/4" wide, 39ozs 5dwts total gross £250-350
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A CRUMB SCOOP, makers Wm. Hutton & Son, Sheffield 1912, the plain "D" shaped tray engraved with clover leaves, the ivory handle with reeded ferrule, 13" long £100-150
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A SUGAR CASTOR, maker Manoah Rhodes, London 1928, of canted square baluster form with lift off cover, 7 1/2" high, 7ozs £50-80
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