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Of Titanic Interest - Printed Copy of the Minutes of The White Star Line, Special Meeting, Held April 22nd 1912 - Meeting held by the Board of the White Star Line to discuss the sinking of the R.M.S. Titanic on the 14th April 1912
Note: These minutes were printed and circulated among the "Various Steamers of the Fleet and the Offices of the Company", and marked private. Made up of three pages on three leaves, the recto of each leaf is banded to all sides with a black line £800-1200
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LUCIE RAY (1902-1995) - A stoneware sgraffito handle-less milk jug, circa 1960, with manganese glaze and a band of sgraffito decoration to the upper body, 4ins high, impressed potters mark £800-1000
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A Royal Doulton Limited Edition Bone China Figure - "Henry VIII" (HN3350), No. 76 of 1,991, modelled by Pauline Parsons, with certificate, 9.25ins high £120-160
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A Set of Seven Limited Edition Royal Doulton Bone China Figures - "Henry VIII and his Six Wives", comprising - King Henry VIII (HN3458), 9.25ins high, Catherine of Aragon (HN3233), 7ins high, Anne Boleyn (HN3232), 9ins high, Jane Seymour (HN3349), 8.5ins high, Anne of Cleves (HN3356), 8ins high, Catherine Howard (HN3449), 8.5ins high and Catherine Parr (HN3450), 5.75ins high, all numbered 325 of 9,500, and all with certificates £400-600
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Two Royal Doulton Bone China Figures - "Slapdash" (HN2277), 9.75ins high, and "Tip-Toe" (HN3293), 9ins high £80-120
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Three Royal Doulton Limited Edition Bone China Figures - "Mary, Queen of Scots" (HN3142), 9ins high, "Princess Elizabeth" (HN3682), 8.5ins high, and "Queen Elizabeth I" (HN3099), 9ins high, all from an edition of 5,000 modelled by Pauline Parsons, Mary and Queen Elizabeth I with certificates £100-150
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Four Royal Doulton "Shakespeare Ladies" Limited Edition Bone China Figures - "Desdemona" (HN3676), 9ins high, "Titania" (HN3679), 9ins high, "Juliet" (HN3453), 8ins high, and "Orphelia" (HN3674), 7.25ins high, all No. 26 of 5,000, designed by Pauline Parsons, and two with certificates £120-160
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Six Royal Doulton Bone China Figures - "Rapunzel" (HN3841), 9.75ins high, "Waiting for a Train" (HN3315), 8ins high, "Grace Darling" (HN3089), 8.75ins high, "Isadora" (HN2938), 7.5ins high, "Scheherazade" (HN3835), 10.25ins high, and "Salome" (HN3267), 9ins high £100-150
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Eight Royal Doulton Bone China Figures - "Sarah" (HN3380), 8.5ins high, "Diane" (HN3604), 8.25ins high, "Les Parapluies" (HN3473), 8.25ins high, "Jane" (HN2806), ??.25ins high, "Marie Sisley" (HN3475), 8.25ins high, "Ascot", (HN3471), 8.75ins high, "La Loge" (HN3472), 8.25ins high, "Katherine" (HN3708), 8.75ins high £150-200
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Nine Royal Doulton Bone China Figures - "The Master" (2325), 6ins high, "The Balloon Man" (HN1954), 7.25ins high, "The Piper" (HN2907), 8.25ins high, "Robin Hood" (HN2773), 7.75ins, "The Lobster Man" (HN2317), 7ins high, "The Carpenter" (HN2678), 8ins high, "The Jester" (HN2016), 9.75ins high, "The Mask Seller" (HN2103), 8.5ins high, and "The Wizard" (HN2877), 10ins high £150-200
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Ten Royal Doulton Bone China Figures - including "Ninette" (HN3248), 3.5ins high, "Elaine" (HN3247), 4.25ins high, "Fragrance" (HN3250), 3.75ins high, and seven other Royal Doulton figures, various £100-150
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Eleven Royal Doulton Bone China Figures, including - "Winter Time" (HN3622), ??ins high, "Susan", (HN2952), 8.5ins high, and "Angela" (HN3419), 8ins high, and eight others £120-160
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Eleven Royal Doulton China Figures, including - "Autumntime" (3621), 9ins high, "Patricia" (HN3365), 8.75ins high, and "Elizabeth" (HN2946), 8ins high, and eight others £120-160
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Eleven Royal Doulton Bone China Figures, including - "Queen Anne" (HN3141), 9ins high, "Queen Victoria" (HN3125), 8ins high, and "Henley" (HN3367), 8ins high, and eight others £120-160
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Two Bow Porcelain Models, of a Goat and Kid, 4.25ins high, and a Ewe and Lamb, 4ins high, both with bocage, on plain mound bases, both circa 1760 £400-600
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Eighteen Royal Worcester Bone China Models of Birds, including - "Yellowhammers" (No. 3377), 5ins high, "Linnets" (No. 3365), 5ins high, and "Pied Woodpeckers", (No. 3363), 4.5ins high £80-120
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A Derby Porcelain Figure of Male Ranelagh Dancer, Late 18th Century, circa 1770, 8.5ins high, patch marks, and a Derby porcelain figure of Britannia, early 19th Century, 6.5ins high, red mark £120-160
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A Copeland Parian Bust of "Oenone", 19th Century, impressed with sitters name and - "W.C. Marshall R.A. Sculpt", and published January 1st 1860, 11.75ins high £70-100
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An English Porcelain Bust of Apollo, Late 19th Century, after the antique, the bust with terracotta finish and enamelled, the socle enamelled and gilt, 11.75ins high £80-120
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A Mintons Porcelain Plate from Balmoral Castle Service, the centre with a monogram for Victoria and Albert in gilt under a crown, the rim with scrolling thistle design, 9.25ins diameter, impressed Mintons and date code for 1863, and puce printed retailers mark for Mortlock, Regent Street, and worded "Balmoral" £300-400
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A Minton Porcelain Plate from Balmoral Castle Service, the centre with a monogram for Victoria and Albert surmounted by a crown and within a thistle cartouche, the rim painted with two bands of scrolling thistles, 9.125ins diameter, indistinct impressed Minton mark and printed retailers mark for Phillips of Mount Street, and worded "Balmoral", circa 1851-1861 £300-400
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A Royal Crown Derby Bone China "Imari" Pattern Two-Handled Vase and Pair of Ovoid Vases, the two-handled vase 8.25ins high (lacking cover) with date code for 1919, the pair of vases 7.25ins high, with date code for 1911 and 1929, and six other pieces of Royal Crown Derby bone china "Imari" porcelain £150-200
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Two Coalport Bone China Limited Edition Three-Handled Vases, 1979 - "The Iron Bridge 1779-1979", Nos. 91 and 92 of 500, 8.75ins high, both boxed and with certificates £150-200
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A Flight, Barr & Barr Porcelain Spill Vase, Early 19th Century, of cylindrical form with gilt eagle head and ring handles, a band of "pearls" beneath the inverted rim, painted with a young girl and begging dog, the white ground with gilt seaweed, and on a square foot of gilt on a bronze ground, 3.5ins high, impressed mark £300-500
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A Derby Two-Handled Campana Shaped Vase, Early 19th Century, enamelled in colours with a bouquet of flowers within a gilt octagonal cartouche, and gilt detail on a dark blue ground, 8ins high, circa 1810, red mark, and two other early 19th Century English ceramics, various £120-160
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A Royal Worcester Blush Ivory Bone China Ewer, Late 19th Century, with biting snake handle, the body painted with sprays of wild flowers, 13ins high, 1898, with printed factory marks and shape number 1968 £80-120
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A Doulton Lambeth Salt Glazed Stoneware Oil Lamp, Late 19th Century, by Florence Barlow, the body with raised and incised decorations with bird amongst branches, a landscape and stylised motif, with gilt brass mounts, 18ins high, now converted to electricity, and shade for same £200-300
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A Pair of Royal Doulton Pottery "Isaac Walton" Ware Plates after Charles Noke, printed with fishermen within worded borders, 10.5ins diameter, and ten other decorative Royal Doulton plates, various, 10.25ins to 10.75ins diameter £100-150
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A Pair of "Staffordshire Ware" Pottery Figures - The Welsh Tailor and His Wife, each 5ins high, a pair of poodles on cushions, 3.25ins high, and two other dog models, various £100-150
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A Pair of Staffordshire Figures, Late 19th Century - Jobson & Nell, 12ins high £80-120
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A Pair of Staffordshire Pottery Dogs, Splashed in Red, 19th Century, 8.75ins high, and a Staffordshire Pottery model of two dogs, one seated on a barrel, 8.75ins high £100-120
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A Pair of Staffordshire Pearlware Blue and White Pottery Bough or Crocus Pots and Covers, Late 18th/Early 19th Century, transfer printed with a boy on a buffalo and standing figures within a landscape, each 6ins high £80-120
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A Sunderland Lustre Pottery Jug, 19th Century, printed and painted with a ship in full sail and figures of Hope and a sailor, with verses, and the owner's painted initials J.E.F, 9ins high, another printed in black with the iron bridge and a verse, 5.75ins high, a Sunderland lustre frog mug with a printed poem within floral cartouche - "The Good Wife", 5ins high, and a 19th Century mug printed in black with images of agragrian life and agricultural tools, "God Speed the Plough", and an uplifting poem, 5ins high £150-200
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A Moorcroft Pottery Vase, Early 20th Century, of baluster shape, tube lined with "Pomegranate" design on a blue ground, 10ins high (painted mark "W. Moorcroft" in green, impressed mark, and impressed number 883) £200-300
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A Wedgwood Pottery "Dragon Lustre" Bowl of shaped outline, No. Z4829, 8.25ins diameter x 2.25ins high, printed marks £80-120
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A William de Morgan "Ruby Lustre" Fulham Pottery Tile, set into silvery metal stand, 7ins square overall, with painted mark of "W. DE. MORGAN. & CO FULHAM", and with raised "N" and "No.16"
Note: The tile possibly BBB (Barnard Bishop and Barnard) £250-350
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A Wadeheath pottery Donald Duck Jug and Cover, 5ins high £70-100
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A Flight, Barr & Barr Bone China Part Tea and Coffee Service, Early 19th Century, painted in blue and peach with gilt detail, circa 1810, impressed factory mark '30' £250-350
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A Pair of Sitzendorf Porcelain Three-Branch Candelabra, Late 19th Century, modelled with cockerels and birds, the branches modelled with flowers and leaves, 15ins high, both with blue factory mark £300-350
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A Meissen Porcelain Quail Box and Cover, 18th Century, 5.25ins x 2.875ins high, crossed swords mark in underglazed blue to base £400-600
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A Meissen Porcelain Figural Group, 19th Century, of five children with flowers, on high rococo base, 8.5ins high (blue crossed swords mark and impressed and painted numerals and numbers) £400-500
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A Pair of Meissen Porcelain Figures, 20th Century of street vendors, 5.5ins and 6.25ins high (blue crossed swords mark and impressed and incised numbers) £150-200
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A Meissen Porcelain Figure, 19th/20th Century, of a grey partridge 3.5ins high (blue crossed swords mark and incised number 428), a pair of 20th Century Continental porcelain figures of putti with floral garlands, 4.5ins high (spurious Chelsea red anchor mark), and one other pair of figures £100-150
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A Meissen Porcelain Oval Two-Handled Basket, 19th Century, with pierced sides and acanthus leaf swag and leaf mouldings, with ram's head handles, on four paw feet, the interior enamelled in colours with sheep in a landscape with floral sprays, the exterior decorated with two oval panels of exotic birds and leaf paterae, 14.75ins x 8.75ins x 7.25ins high, wheel cut to crossed swords mark in underglazed blue to base £200-300
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A Samson Porcelain Leaf Pattern One-Handled Dish and Matching Square Dish, 19th Century, after Chinese originals, with shaped rims, the centres enamelled with spurious armorials and scattered flowers within blue and gilt decorated borders, the oval dish 8.25ins x 6ins, the square dish 8ins square £100-150
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A Continental Circular Porcelain Charger, Late 19th Century, by J. Coulon, painted in enamel colours, the centre with stylised papyri bordering a gilt five pointed star, the rim with stars and stylised motifs, 15.5ins diameter, signed twice to both centre and underside, the underside also dated "13-5-1884" £80-120
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A Pair of Pottery Vases of Greek Form, 19th Century, transfer printed and painted in enamels and gilt with Greek figures, key pattern and stylised papyrus, 13ins high, and painted marks £80-120
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A Continental Majolica Jardiniere, Late 19th Century, modelled as a swan, with green and yellow glazes, 18ins high, stamped 555 and M to base £100-150
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An Austrian Polychrome Terracotta Model of a Standing Pug, Late 19th Century, with inset glass eyes, 13ins high £300-500
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