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A pair of Paris porcelain bough pots, circa 1850, the rectangular fan shaped bodies with reserves of flowers against a duck-egg blue ground, 17cm high
£50-70 (+Fees*)
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A pair of Meissen porcelain candlestick groups, circa 1900, modelled as children standing before trees, 15cm high
£100-200 (+Fees*)
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A Derby composite part table service, circa 1810, each piece with a broad band of enamelled and gilt roses and cornflowers, comprising four rectangular vegetable dishes and a cover, two lobed oval dishes, two kidney shaped dishes, four deep oval dishes, four shell shaped dishes including two replacements, ten various oval stands, an oval tureen and associated oval cover, a breakfast cup, five coffee cans and six saucers, red enamelled marks, ten later Crown Derby dessert plates, seven medium saucers, a large saucer dish, a large dinner plate, a pair of oval tureens and covers, a two-handled navette, a Grainger's Worcester replacement cheese stand
£500-700 (+Fees*)
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A Derby centrepiece and two oval dishes, circa 1780, painted cornflower sprays within pink border, puce marks, the centrepiece 33cm wide, the oval dishes 32cm wide
£50-80 (+Fees*)
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A set of eight Copeland white shield shaped menu cards, moulded with ribbons and swags, each 14cm high
£40-60 (+Fees*)
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A Zurich rococo encrier, circa 1770, of modelled scrolled form, painted in iron-red, yellow and puce, with a single handle and provision for two wells (absent), and three quill pens, 'Z' mark in blue, slight chips, 18cm wide
£80-120 (+Fees*)
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A pearlware toy dinner service, circa 1800, each piece with a border of foliage in red and green, comprising twenty-four pieces
£50-70 (+Fees*)
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A Minton chinoiserie part tea service, circa 1870, printed, painted and gilt with butterflies and flowers below blue diaper borders, comprising one sugar bowl and cover, one milk jug, two cake plates, thirty-seven teacups and approximately eighty-eight saucers
£70-100 (+Fees*)
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A Caughley part tea service, late 18th Century, each fluted piece with curtained gilt trails beneath a gros bleu and gilt border, comprising a saucer dish, a waste bowl, eight tea bowls, four teacups, nine saucers, printed S marks
£50-70 (+Fees*)
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A set of ten English creamware warming dishes, circa 1800, pierced to centre, with leaf scrolled handles, minor chipping, 22cm diameter, four Wedgwood fan shaped dishes from a supper set
£80-120 (+Fees*)
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Two English porcelain printed cans and saucers, circa 1800, possibly Pinxton, the cans 6.5cm high, the saucers 13.5cm diameter
£100-150 (+Fees*)
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A group of Copeland Spode crested and plain dinner wares with gadrooned rims comprising a sauce tureen, cover and stand, twenty-four oyster plates, fourteen dinner plates, five salad crescents, two platters and a vegetable tureen and cover and two small platters inscribed Nursery
see illustration
£400-600 (+Fees*)
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A Dutch Delft polychrome vase, circa 1780, painted a Chinaman, the cover with dog finial, 30cm high
£60-80 (+Fees*)
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Two brown glazed stoneware hunting jugs, circa 1830, the largest 26cm high
£40-60 (+Fees*)
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A miniature pearlware part dinner service, together with a child's pottery toy service with purple acanthus border, two small Wedgwood cups and saucers and a cup, saucer and matching jug
£100-150 (+Fees*)
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A set of twelve English porcelain plates painted in blue and gilt with a Chinese style design, 23cm diameter
£50-70 (+Fees*)
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A 17th Century Italian Maiolica Armorial stand, in compendiaro style, after a metalwork shape, the cavetto moulded with a sunburst medallion painted with a coat-of-arms reserved against the order of St James, attributed to Velasco of Castile, a Knight of the Military Order of Santiago, engraved DE mark, 40.5cm diameter
see illustration
£1000-1500 (+Fees*)
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A late 18th Century German porcelain scent bottle, perhaps Kloster Veilsdorf, modelled as a boy and kid around a vine hung tree trunk, painted in enamels and gilt, the later hinged gilt-metal mounts cast as bark; together with another similar German porcelain scent bottle, circa 1780, perhaps Kelsterbach, in the white, with silver mount and stopper, each 7cm high
£500-700 (+Fees*)
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An English porcelain two-handled vase, circa 1820, probably Coalport, painted with shaped reserves of flower sprays and gilding on a deep blue ground, upright modelled gilt handles, 18.5cm high
£80-120 (+Fees*)
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A matched pair of Royal Worcester landscape plaques depicting river landscapes, both signed A Badham, the largest 11.5cm x 16.6cm
£300-400 (+Fees*)
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A Chamberlain porcelain scent bottle and stopper, circa 1840, of elongated pear shape, with a gilt edged reserve of flowers against a bright blue enamelled ground, 24cm high, a Spode taper stick, circa 1830, painted with flower sprigs within a pink ground border, red enamel mark and pattern no. 4323, 7cm high and a porcelain ring stand
£100-150 (+Fees*)
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A large English porcelain mug, mid 19th Century, the cylindrical body brightly painted with bouquets of flowers flanking the gilt initials JDS, 13.75cm high
£50-70 (+Fees*)
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A Royal Crown Derby tea service, 1903, painted in an Imari pattern with flowering plants, comprising forty teacups and forty saucers
£300-400 (+Fees*)
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Four Chinese saucers decorated with iron red dragons 13.5cm diameter, and a matching bowl 11cm diameter, all with Guangxu marks
£150-200 (+Fees*)
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♦ A Japanese bone pipe case, Meiji period, carved with two figures, and a Japanese carved ivory parasol handle, 19th Century, depicting deer (2)
£80-120 (+Fees*)
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♦ A Japanese ivory netsuke, 19th Century, in the form of a skull, 4cm long, another carved ivory skull and an ivory ball (3)
see illustration
£200-300 (+Fees*)
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♦ A Japanese ivory netsuke, 18th Century, in the form of two monkeys arm wrestling, 4.5cm long
see illustration
£200-300 (+Fees*)
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♦ A Japanese ivory netsuke, 18th/19th Century, in the form of a crouching hare, with amber inlaid eyes, 4cm long
see illustration
£200-300 (+Fees*)
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♦ A Chinese export ivory bodkin case, late 19th Century, carved with dragons among clouds, crested with initials, 15.5cm long
£100-150 (+Fees*)
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♦ Sundry Oriental items including a Chinese cinnabar lacquer box, 3.75cm diameter, a Chinese glass snuff bottle, a Japanese ivory circular box and cover, a wood netsuke in the form of a fruit etc.
£120-180 (+Fees*)
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A Chinese export armorial tea set, Qianlong, bearing the armorial of Mortimer, comprising teapot and cover 13cm high, a sparrow beak jug 12cm high, a sugar bowl 12cm diameter, eleven tea bowls 8cm diameter, eight cups 6.5cm high and eight saucers, 13cm diameter
Literature: D S Howard 'Chinese Armorial Porcelain' Vol II p 477
see illustration
£400-600 (+Fees*)
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A Chinese powder blue ground famille verte plate, Kangxi, with a central reserve of a sparrow on a fruiting branch, the rim with reserves of flowering branches separated by gilt lotus head on the powdered ground, fungus mark, 22cm diameter
see illustration
£300-500 (+Fees*)
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A Chinese famille rose octagonal armorial dish, Qianlong, unusually painted with rose and tulip spray and the motto 'Spero et Progredior' at the rim, 33.5cm diameter
Note: The arms are of a cadet branch of Pringle of Whytbank, painted Argent on a chevron azure, three escallops or, a crescent for difference; crest, on a saltire azure an escallop or; motto 'Spero et progredior'. The Pringles of Whytbank descend from Whitsun in Berwickshire, and Alexander Pringle of Whytbank, who married in 1740 Susanna, eldest daughter of Sir John Rutherford, was the only son of John Pringle greatgrandson of Major George Pringle, who fought under King Gustavus Adolphus in the Thirty-Year War. Alexander had four sons and eight daughters and at his death in 1772 was suceeded in turn by his son John, who died in the Army in Canada, and by Alexander, in the East India Company in Madras, who retired in 1783 and bought an estate in Yair by Selkirk. The third brother, Patrick, was a surgeon in the East India Company, who died unmarried at Arcot in India in November 1787, and it was he who is supposed to have had this service made (although the crescent might indicate Alexander)
see illustration
£400-600 (+Fees*)
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A Chinese pair of famille rose export octagonal deep dishes, Qianlong, painted a family in a terrace garden of an estuary village, 28cm diameter and three similar smaller
see illustration
£400-600 (+Fees*)
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A Chinese famille rose bell shaped cider mug, Qianlong, painted with an immortal and attendant in a garden landscape, 15.5cm high
£100-150 (+Fees*)
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A graduated set of three Chinese famille rose export cylindrical mugs, Qianlong, the smaller painted in the Mandarin style with figures in gardens against a gilt foliate ground, bamboo handles, the largest 13.5cm high
£100-150 (+Fees*)
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A Chinese famille rose export cylindrical mug, Qianlong, with a square panel of figures on a terrace within underglaze blue and iron red border, 14cm high
£80-120 (+Fees*)
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Seven famille verte plates, Kangxi, with a central medallion of mandarin ducks among water plants within a cavetto of carp and crustacean reserves on a blue and gilt ground, the rim with further ducks and water plants, the reverse also well decorated, each 22.5cm diameter
see illustration
£200-300 (+Fees*)
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A Japanese bronze spill vase, 19th Century, Edo period, in the form of a hollow tree trunk, sprouting woodland fungi, signed on base, 12.25cm high
see illustration
£300-500 (+Fees*)
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A modern Chinese porcelain jardinière and stand, decorated with a fox hunting scene, 17.75cm high
£30-50 (+Fees*)
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A Chinese verte-Imari Governor Duff saucer dish, Qianlong circa 1725, the interior painted with a couple and their dog in a garden in iron red, black and gilt with touches of green, all within a narrow cell-pattern border at the rim, 28cm diameter
see illustration
£600-800 (+Fees*)
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A Chinese porcelain libation cup, Qianlong, with bat to lip, shou symbols in reticulated panels to the sides, 11cm long
see illustration
£300-500 (+Fees*)
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A Chinese embroidered bed pelmet, early 20th Century, decorated phoenix, peacock, shou lao and character marks, 55cm x 400cm
£70-90 (+Fees*)
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A Chinese embroidered bed hanging, 19th Century, decorated blue flower sprays on an orange silk damask ground, 244cm x 210cm
£150-200 (+Fees*)
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A pair of Chinese embroidered sleeve cloths, 19th Century, 107cm long, an embroidered silk panel depicting red crested cranes, 38cm x 97cm and sundry textiles
£80-120 (+Fees*)
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A Chinese famille rose hunting subject punch bowl, Qianlong, painted with a European hunting scene, the interior with huntsman and hounds, 36cm diameter
see illustration
£400-600 (+Fees*)
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A Japanese Imari jar and cover, circa 1700, decorated with panels of birds and flowers, 55cm high (damaged)
£80-120 (+Fees*)
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Nine Chinese painted wallpaper panels depicting white cranes amongst foliage and in flight (distressed), each 263cm x 110cm
see illustration
£800-1000 (+Fees*)
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A Japanese satsuma bowl, circa 1910, decorated with finches and flowering bushes, 27cm diameter
£80-120 (+Fees*)
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A Chinese embroidered altar cloth, 19th Century, depicting boys playing in a garden, on damask silk, 49cm x 199cm
£120-180 (+Fees*)
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