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Late 19th / early 20th century Chinese famille rose porcelain garden seat of hexagonal form, with painted insect and floral decoration on yellow ground, 47cm
£500 - 700
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Victorian Copeland dessert service with fluted borders, gold painted bird and floral decoration on blue ground - comprising twelve plates and one comport, 21cm diameter
£250 - 300
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Fine pair 19th century Minton porcelain oval plaques finely painted with portraits of Elizabeth Farren, Countess of Derby, after Sir Thomas Laurence and Catherine Grey, Lady Manners after Sir Joshua Reynolds - both in ebonised frames, 29cm x 21.5cm
£150 - 250
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19th century Davenport porcelain plate painted with fishing boats at sea at sunset, entitled on reverse - 'Oyster Dredging', with impressed mark, 33.5cm diameter
£100 - 150
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Early 19th century English, possibly Coalport, part service with gilt and floral bands - comprising cachepot, teapot and cover, two sucriers and covers, breakfast cup, two coffee cans and two saucers, four plates (12).
Provenance: A Wedding present from Princess Sophie Matilda of Gloucester (1773 - 1844) to H. Seymour (adopted daughter of Mrs FitzHerbert) on her marriage to J. P. Morier - secretary to Lord Elgin
£100 - 150
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Late 19th century Continental porcelain comport with painted figures and reticulated swag border, on four scroll feet, 22.8cm diameter
£30 - 50
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Victorian Staffordshire spaniel group with one seated on a barrel and a 20th century spaniel jug (2)
£40 - 60
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Georgian wine glass with trumpet-shaped bowl, air-bubble in base on plain stem, on domed folded foot, 17cm
£60 - 100
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19th century Chinese terracotta rice wine pot and cover of naturalistic tree trunk form, with Crabstock-type spout and handle - impressed seal mark, 19cm
£50 - 70
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18th century Chinese export famille rose coffee pot with 'JAF' monogram within floral garland with silver mounted replacement fruitwood handle, 19cm and 18th century Chinese export famille rose plate, 23cm (2)
£60 - 100
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Rare set of four Victorian retailers' painted stoneware tobacco jars, each of swollen baluster form, applied Royal Coat of Arms in gilt and banners for tobacco brand names and prices - 'Good Returns .3D P.OZ'; 'Best Virginian', etc, each with tin cover, 34cm high
£300 - 500
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19th / early 20th century Chinese export blue and white vase of cylindrical form, with floral mon and cracked ice ground, 39cm high, on hardwood stand
£200 - 300
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Late 17th century, Edo period, Japanese Arita apothecary bottle with tapering neck and double-flanged rim, painted in underglaze blue with sprays of peony and pomegranate, below a lappet band, the shoulder painted with flowers, 24cm high.
Provenance: The Collection of Soame Jenyns, Deputy Keeper of Asian Antiquities, British Museum (1950 - 1968)
£600 - 800
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Antique handwritten Islamic book, the pages arranged in concertina fashion with knotwork painted red and gilt covers, 43cm x 18cm
£100 - 150
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Du Conge Dubrenil - La Pucelle, pub. A. Conculix 1776, two volumes, volume one - 268 pages, volume two - 216 pages, twenty hand-coloured etchings, paper binding, 14.5cm x 9.5cm
£100 - 150
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Nucleus Latinitatis, 1733, 3rd edition (in use in Danish and Norwegian schools), pub. Havnise, printed S. Lintrup 2150 (two numbered columns per page), together with Gothenburg Dictionary pub. 1669
£80 - 120
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Philip Morant: History and Antiquities of the Most Ancient Town and Borough of Colchester, pub. London, printed W. Bowyer 1748, leather binding, 36cm x 24cm, together with copy of the 1815 Revised Edition and another book with fine Colchester related gilt tooled binding - awarded from Colchester Grammar School, 1907 (3)
£100 - 150
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Collection of decorative bindings, together with modern first editions (qty)
£60 - 100
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Pair fine quality contemporary silver gilt three-light candelabra with foliate branches and bell candle holders and malachite columns on circular foliate decorated bases (London Import marks for 1959), Asprey & Co. Ld., 29cm overall height
£1000 - 1500
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Contemporary silver mounted hobnail cut glass claret jug of tapering form, the mount with raised rococo shell and floral decoration, open scroll handle with dragon head terminal, hinged domed cover with decorative finial (Sheffield 1979), Roberts & Belk, 31cm overall height
£300 - 400
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Pair Victorian silver candlesticks of classical column form with raised decoration of goats' heads, garlands, urns and leaves in the Adam style, on square bases with foliate borders and canted corners. Now drilled for electric cable (Sheffield 1894), maker - H. E. Ltd., 31.5cm overall
£300 - 400
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George IV Scottish silver teapot of compressed baluster form, with half fluted decoration, foliate border, decorative spout with acanthus leaf terminal and silver loop handle with acanthus leaf terminal and ivory insulators, domed hinged cover with fluted decoration and flower-head finial on circular stepped foot with milled border (Edinburgh 1822), maker - J. W.H. All at approximately 24.5ozs, 30cm across
£300 - 400
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Victorian silver teapot of baluster form, with raised scroll decoration, Satyr mask and eagle's head spout, silver scroll handle with leaf terminal and ivory insulators, domed hinged cover with leaf and flower-head finial on four Satyr face mask and scroll feet (London 1846), John Samuel Hunt. Underside also stamped - 2989 Hunt & Roskell late Storr, Mortimer & Hunt. All at approximately 30ozs, 25.5cm across
£500 - 700
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Late Victorian silver punch bowl of circular form, with band of ribbon tied flower and foliage swags and reeded rim, on fluted domed pedestal foot (London 1900), William Hutton & Sons Ltd. All at approximately 29ozs, 26cm diameter
£300 - 400
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Late 1920s silver tazza or fruit stand of circular form, with pierced grape and vine decoration and applied grape and vine border and a tall pedestal foot with similar grape and vine border. Underside stamped - Edward & Sons, Glasgow (Sheffield 1929), maker - E & S. All at approximately 27ozs, 26.5cm diameter
£300 - 400
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Edwardian Scottish silver Art Nouveau-style monteith of shallow conical form, with raised cut out and flared rim and deep centre, on four extended legs modelled as leaf stems and a square domed base with raised border matching the top rim (Glasgow 1907), Elkington & Co. Ltd. All at approximately 30ozs, 21.5cm overall height
£400 - 500
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George III silver teapot of compressed campana form, with half fluted decoration, gadrooned border, short spout with acanthus leaf terminal and fruitwood loop handle, flush fitting hinged cover with fluted decoration and turned fruitwood finial on a plain circular foot (London 1819), maker - W. E. All at approximately 23ozs, 29cm across
£300 - 400
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Edwardian silver cream jug and matching two-handled sugar bowl of half fluted form, on four ball feet (Sheffield 1908), Charles Boyton & Son. All at approximately 16ozs, cream 13.2cm across, sugar 18.8cm across (2)
£150 - 200
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Contemporary silver sauce boat of conventional form, with gadrooned rim, open scroll handle with acanthus leaf terminal on three stylised leaf and hoof feet (London 1962), maker over-stamped - I. E. & Son. All at approximately 9ozs, 16cm across
£120 - 150
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Pair ornate mid-20th century silver plated three-light candelabra with central stems in the form of decorative pierced balls with foliate surrounds, supporting twin branches and one central arm with decorative candle holders and drip pans, all on square tapering bases with foliate borders and four scroll feet. Unmarked, 24.5cm overall height
£80 - 120
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George IV silver taper stick modelled in the form of a flower and trailing leafy vines, twin leaf handle and tray with embossed floral panels (London 1828), Charles Reily & George Storer. All at approximately 3ozs, 9.5cm overall height
£200 - 300
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Contemporary silver shell butter dish on three ball feet (Sheffield 2002), maker - G. B. All at approximately 10.7cm across
£40 - 60
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George III silver caster of baluster form, with later embossed scroll and foliate decoration, detachable pierced slip-in cover with swirl finial on circular pedestal foot (London 1782), Charles Hougham. All at approximately 2ozs, 13.5cm overall height
£80 - 120
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Late George II silver caster of plain baluster form, with detachable pierced slip-in cover with urn finial on circular domed foot (London 1757), Samuel Wood. All at approximately 1.5ozs, 11.2cm overall height
£100 - 150
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Pair late Victorian silver pepperettes of classical form, with embossed fluted and foliate decoration, detachable pierced slip-in covers with swirl finials on oval pedestal feet (Birmingham 1897), maker overstruck - H. W. Ltd. All at approximately 2ozs, 9.5cm overall height
£50 - 70
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Victorian Scottish silver salt in the form of a two-handled urn with bead border, on an oval pedestal foot with rectangular base, engraved Talbot crest and motto (Edinburgh 1864), maker's mark distorted, possibly - W. M. All at approximately 5ozs, 14.5cm across handles
£80 - 120
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George III silver salt in the form of a shallow two-handled urn with bead border, on an oval pedestal foot with rectangular base, engraved monogram on outside and engraved inscription in bowl - 'with a brother's love' (London 1784), maker - B. M. All at approximately 3ozs, 14.8cm across handles
£80 - 120
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Set of three Victorian silver salts of circular form, with fluted decoration and vacant cartouches on three ball feet (Sheffield 1883), Martin Hall & Co. All at approximately 2.5ozs, 4.7cm diameter
£50 - 70
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George III silver muffineer of hexagonal form, with octagonal slip-on cover and pierced domed top on circular pedestal foot with reeded border and square base (London 1791), Robert Hennell. All at approximately 1oz, 8cm overall height
£40 - 60
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Set of six plus one contemporary silver teaspoons and matching sugar spoon with embossed floral terminals, stamped on reverse - Rd 831243 Made in England, in a black fitted case (Birmingham 1957), maker - A. S. P. & Co. All at approximately 3ozs, sugar spoon 13cm overall
£50 - 70
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Part set of silver fruit knives and forks with mother of pearl handles, comprising six forks (one a/f) and five knives in a fitted blue velvet-lined case (Sheffield 1917), Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd., knives 16.5cm overall, forks 15cm overall
£30 - 40
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Selection of miscellaneous late Victorian, Edwardian and later silver, to include swing-handled bonbon dish, small salt with flared rim, larger salt with flared rim, baluster salt and pepper, small trumpet vase, larger trumpet vase, blue glass teapot stand in silver mount, napkin ring, tapered dish, two salt spoons, French silver strainer and an Indian white metal box. Approximately 12ozs weighable silver (14 pieces in total)
£150 - 200
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Collection of twelve Georgian and Victorian Scottish silver single struck Kings pattern dessert forks with engraved crests, including seven (Glasgow 1848 / 1849 / 1857) and five (Edinburgh 1798 / 1835), various makers. All at approximately 18ozs
£100 - 150
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Collection of six Georgian and Victorian silver single struck Kings pattern dessert spoons with engraved crests, including three (Glasgow 1849) and three (Edinburgh 1824 / 35), various makers. All at approximately 8ozs
£80 - 120
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Collection of twelve Georgian and Victorian silver single struck Kings pattern table forks with engraved crests, including eight (Glasgow 1846 / 1849) and four (Edinburgh 1798 / 1800 / 1804), various makers. All at approximately 31ozs
£300 - 400
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Six Georgian silver-handled shell and feather edge pattern table knives with later silver plated scimitar blades and engraved monograms, Lion Passant and maker's mark only - J. H. (two handles repaired)
£80 - 120
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Five Victorian silver-handled and bladed dessert knives with engraved crests (Sheffield 1859 / 60), Henry Wilkinson & Co., 21.8cm overall length
£60 - 80
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Set of six Scottish Victorian silver Hanoverian rattail pattern dessert spoons, with engraved crests (Edinburgh 1890), Hamilton & Inches. All at approximately 9ozs
£80 - 120
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