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Bamfords Auctioneers & Valuers The Derby Auction House Chequers Road Derby VICTORIAN, EDWARDIAN AND GENERAL SALE PART 2 Derbyshire DE21 6EN Started 26 May 2015 11:00 BST United Kingdom Lot Description 1000 A Doulton Burslem Flow Blue dressing table wash jug decorated with flowers 1001 A Border Fine Arts model, Pheasant, signed D Walton, impressed marks, wooden plinth 1002 A Chinese blue and white ginger jar 1003 A continental porcelain pedestal oval dish, ornate flowering swag handles, painted floral swags, picked out in gilt, 19.5cm high 1004 A Royal Crown Derby 1128 pattern dessert plate, second; a 2451 dinner plate, second; a 2451 dessert plate, first (3) 1005 A pair of Royal Crown Derby Imari 1128 pattern dinner plates, first quality A Royal Crown Derby cobalt blue miniature champagne bottle , a green Derby panel coffee can and saucer ; a Beswick Breatrix Potter 1006 old Mr. Brown model ; a Burtondale Imari pattern side plate ; a Hammersley model of a cat ( 5 ) 1007 A Swarovski Crystal model, Masquerade Harlequin, designed by Anton Herzinge, 2001, name stand, stand, certificate, boxed 1008 A Swarovski Crystal model, Masquerade Columbine, designed by Gabriele Stamey, 2000, name stand, stand, certificate, boxed 1009 A Swarovski Crystal model, Masquerade Pierrot designed by Adi Stocker, 1999, name stand, stand, certificate, boxed 1010 A Swarovski Crystal model, Inspiration of Africa, Lion, 1995, certificate, boxed 1011 A Swarovski Crystal model, The Magic of Dance Isadora, designed by Adi Stocker, 2002, name stand, stand, certificate, boxed 1012 A Swarovski Crystal model, Inspiration of Africa, Kudu, Collector's Society, 1994, stand, certificate, boxed 1013 A Swarovski Crystal model, Fabulous Creatures, Unicorn, 1996, name plate, certificate, boxed 1014 A Swarovski Crystal model, Fabulous Creatures, Pegasus, 1998, certificate, boxed, 1015 A Dutch Majolica twin handle rectangular planter; an H and H Majolica egg stand, with an acorn and leaf base (2) A Victorian Aesthetic Movement Queen's Ivory Ware pressed glass box and cover, modelled after a Chinese censer, registration 1016 lozenge, c. 1870 1017 An Old Tupton Ware tube lined inverted baluster vase, boxed; others similar; two tree frogs, boxed; qty A Staffordshire Pearlware type money box, modelled as a cottage, with arched windows, blue tile roof, bordered in yellow, figures to 1018 corners, inscribed Jessie Milton, Chesterfield, 13.5cm high 1019 A Goebel model rabbit family, printed marks; others, smaller (3) A Shelley Wild Flowers pattern six setting tea service, comprising six cups, saucers, side plates, and cake plates, a bread plate and 1020 sugar bowl, printed marks 1021 A Royal Doulton figure, Ninette, HN2379; another, Debutante, HN2210 (2) 1022 A Royal Crown Derby Imari 2451 pattern teacup and saucer; three coffee cans and saucers; etc. (5) 1023 A Royal Albert Old Country Rose tea service for six comprising teapot, cups, saucers, sugar bowl, tray muffin dish etc. printed marks 1024 A pair of Sylvac rabbit bookends, no.1546; a Hornsea rabbit trough (3) 1025 A Border Fine Arts sheepdog group, In from the Cold, JH62, stepped mahogany plinth stand A Royal Albert Lady Hamilton pattern tea cup and saucer; others, Shelley; Royal Albert Keepsake pattern; Adderley; Japanese export 1027 teapot, four cups and saucers; etc Ceramics - Royal Crown Derby Posie pattern; Japanese export ware; Art Deco Vulcan Ware teapot, milk and sugar; crested china 1028 Matlock minature puzzle jug; qty Glassware - a 19th century spirally fluted ale glass; a set of four Victorian cranberry glass drinking glasses; similar green glass; a blue 1029 flashed fruit bowl; chemist' s miniature mortar and pestle; fl oz measures; dram measure; etc 1030 Glassware - a pair of brandy balloons, wine glasses, Edwardian lemonade glasses; etc qty A Royal Crown Derby Posie pattern teacup, saucer and tea plate; others similar; a Lynton Derby Rose pattern pot pourri vase and 1031 cover; other floral printed ceramics; qty A Booth's cabinet plate, applied with fanciful birds in raised gilt on a cobalt blue ground; others; Hammersley; Royal Worcester; 1032 collector's plates; a Spode's Byron bread and butter plate; a Wedgwood Etruria Fallow Deer silver lustre jug; qty A Masons Ironstone two-handled vase, decorated in the Dragon pattern, for Compton & Woodhouse, printed marks dated 1992; an oval 1033 meat platter (2) 1034 A Royal Doulton, Whyte and Mackay, Golden Eagle decanter, modelled by John G Tongue 1035 A set of three graduated Denby Greenwheat pattern hot water jugs and covers (3) 1036 A pair of the Italian Venetian glass figures, a gentleman and a lady 50cm and 42cm A French porcelain cornucopia and griffin vase, turquoise body painted with flowers, rectangular gilt scaled base, scroll feet, unmarked, 1037 c.1870 1038 A Denby Chevron pattern coffee pot, another smaller, a Chevron pattern teapot (3) A pair of Victorian opaque white glass double gourd vases, painted with pink and cream flowers; a Mary Gregory style cranberry glass 1039 vase (3) A Royal Crown Derby 2451 dinner plate, first quality, 27.5cm diam; a Royal Crown Derby 1128 Imari dinner plate, first quality, 27cm 1040 diam; a Royal Crown Derby Posies dinner plate, first quality, 26.5cm diam; a Royal Crown Derby Chatsworth dinner plate, first quality, 26.5cm diam (4) 1041 A Studio pottery slip glazed terracotta jug, decorated with panels of slip dragged waves, honey glaze, impressed CB Ceramics - A Coalport figure, Ladies of Fashion Anna ; a Denby Egyptian collection plate , the king`s fisherman, limited edition, number 1042 3738 ; a Portmerion Pomona pattern water jug, another similar; Denby Greenwich; a resin model of a border collie in a dog basket Nursery Ware - a Wedgwood Peter Rabbit teacup and saucer; a Royal Stafford baby's bowl, printed with Noddy and Big-Ears; a Royal 1043 Doulton Bunnykins tea plate (3) A Royal Doulton Matsumai circular pedestal bow, decorated in the Imari palette, picked out in gilt, 12.5cm high; A Lynton porcelain 1044 circular plate, Hamilton Imari, 20.8cm diam; a large Spode hexagonal dish, Java F1994, decorated with hummingbirds within a floral border, 36cm diam (3) 1045 A 20th century Aventurina glass urn, decorated in black with chestnut filigrana, circular foot, 12cm high 1046 A Royal Crown Derby miniature watering can A large circular Portmeirion pottery pedestal bowl, designed by Susan Williams-Ellis, 32cm diam; a large 19th century blue and white 1047 pottery jug, bar handle, fluted neck, 27cm high (2) 1048 A miniature Royal Winton Chintz bottle vase, 13cm high, printed mark in green; a Coalport batwing cream jug (2) A Victorian Cranberry glass two handled posy vase, flared everted rim, 16.5cm high; a miniature Cranberry glass two handled vase; 1049 another smaller vase (3) 1050 A Coalport Ladies of Fashion Debutant figure, Ellie; others, Cindy, Tricia, Sweet Sixteen, Kimberly, printed marks (5) 1052 A Royal Doulton figure, Rebecca, HN4041; another, Antoinette, HN 2326 (2) 1053 A Victorian novelty parian hound jug, picked out in blue; an Art Deco teapot; a continental porcelain figure; an egg basket (4) 1054 A Royal Crown Derby Olde Avesbury pattern dinner plate; a pair of similar rectangular trinket dishes, all first quality (3) 1056 A Beswick model, Basset Hound, printed marks, 13cm high Studio Pottery - a large ovoid pottery storage jar and lid, glazed with flecks of green and blue, pulled handles to sides, 31cm high; a 1057 similar cheese plate and cover; a similar double jam and marmalade pot and cover; etc. (7) 1058 A 19th century Chinese blue and white bowl, pagodas and landscapes 1059 A novelty Sylvac dog, Toothache, impressed 3183; another (2) 1060 A Wade novelty Dennis The Menace figure, certificate; Gnasher, certificate; Popeye, certificate (3) 1061 A Royal Albert Masquerade pattern coffee set, comprising coffee pot, cups, saucers, jug etc., printed marks 1062 A Denby Arabesque pattern teapot, six teacups and saucers, milk jug and sugar bowl 1063 A Majolica teapot, as a rooster 1064 A Beswick model of an owl; other owl models; Minton dish; sugar sifter 1065 A Sherratt & Simpson model Kestrel, signed, No 90, plinth base; another Kingfisher; a continental model Phesant etc (4) 1066 A Denby Arabesque pattern large coffee pot, six coffee cans and saucers, cream jug and sucrier 1067 A Beswick model Greyhound Champion Jovial Roger, No 992, printed marks, 14.5cm high 1068 A Coalport Ladies of Fashion figure, Wendy; other Seasons Greetings, Gail, Bridget, printed marks (4) Ceramics - a Royal Worcester tulip vase, decorated in tones of Pink, Orange and Yellow, shape no3042, puce marks, 21.5cm; a pair of 1069 Le Cordon Bleu storage jars, coffee and sugar (3) 1070 A Shelley meat plate and five plates with transfer printed vegetable design 1071 A Carlton Ware type Guiness model; other similar repro models (8) 1072 A Japanese Noritake coffee service for six, decorated with a lake landscape, green printed marks, A 19th century cup and saucer, painted with floral panels with a cream and gilt ground, unmarked ; a Victorian copper lustre cup and 1073 saucer ( 2 ) 1074 Ceramics - a W and F Coalport blue and white oval meat plate; a Capodimonte pianist; a Melba caricature Crocodile; etc.; quantity 1075 A Royal Crown Derby solid gold band pin tray, 1128 Imari pattern, first quality 1076 A Paragon tea set; studio pottery; Meakin; glass vases; etc A part Royal Vale China Handcraft tea service comprising twelve side plates, sandwich plate, eleven saucers, nine teacups, sugar and 1077 cream; another, decorated in the Imari palette 1078 Glass and Metalware - Edwardian glasses, teapot, spoons; etc. 1079 Ceramics - crested ware and other swans; Willow Art, Arcadian etc. 1080 A set of eight Denby Greenwheat pattern dinner plates; a Memories patten vase; etc Ceramics and Glass - a Murano glass clown; a set of three Franklin Mint beer steins; turned treen; decorative items; a sentimental print, 1081 framed; qty Ceramics - a Royal Crown Derby, Royal Pinxton Roses fluted desert plate; a Bali pattern 27cm plate, Posies jugs and trinkets; a Royal 1082 Doulton figure, Diana HN 2468 ; a Sadler three piece hunting tea service etc.
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