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Bamfords Auctioneers & Valuers Bamfords Auctioneers & Valuers The Derby Auction House Chequers Road Derby VICTORIAN, EDWARDIAN AND GENERAL SALE PART 2 Derbyshire DE21 6EN Started 07 May 2014 11:00 BST United Kingdom Lot Description 1000 A Peggy Davies limited edition nude figurine, Lolita, No. 27 of 300 worldwide, modelled by Andy Moss, boxed. 1001 A Peggy Davies figurine, Peggy, limited edition No.233 of 500 worldwide, unboxed 1002 A Peggy Davies figurine, Spanish Dancer, limited edition No.6 of 100 worldwide, red dress Colourway, unboxed 1003 A glass wall clock, as a group of tribal figures, quartz movement 1004 A Victorian ruby glass lustre, c.1870. 1005 A Royal Doulton figure, Last Waltz, HN 2315; another, Summertime, HN 3478 (2) 1006 A pair of Wedgwood Etruria baluster vases 1007 A Royal Doulton figure, Alice, HN 3368, unboxed; another (second quality) (2) 1008 A Royal Doulton miniature figure, The Orange Lady, HN 4810, boxed. 1009 A Peggy Davies risque figurine, Phoebe, limited edition No.91 of 200 worldwide, boxed with certificate of authenticity 1010 A Royal Doulton model of a dog playing ball; another dog model (2) 1011 A Peggy Davies Limited Edition nude figurine, Temptress, No. 73 of 100 worldwide, modelled by Andy Moss. 1012 A Kevin Francis figure, Boudoir Girl, by Peggy Davies, No.213, boxed with certificate of authenticity 1013 A Royal Doulton figure, Alexandra HN 2398; another Premier HN 2343 (2) 1014 A Royal Doulton figure, School Marm, HN 2223 1015 A Royal Albert Beatrix Potter model, Mr. Drake Puddle-Duck, brown printed mark 1016 A Royal Doulton figure, Annette, HN 3495; another, Elaine, HN 2791; another, Patricia, HN 3365 (3) A Kevin Francis Art Deco style figurine, Danielle, Limited Edition No. 14 of 200, unboxed; and "Coral", Limited Edition No 189 of 300, 1017 unboxed (2) 1018 A Derby oval teapot stand, painted with floral sprigs, crown, crossed batons and D in red c.1800 1019 A Royal Worcester Old Country Ways figure, Milkmaid, limited edition no. 3062 of 9500, unboxed; another figurine, Market Day (2) 1021 A Royal Albert Sweet Pea tea service, comprising cake plate, six tea plates, six cups and saucers, milk jug, sugar bowl 1022 A stone specimen globe desk clock; others (5) 1023 A Royal Albert Provincial Flowers part tea service, comprising six cups and six saucers. 1024 Michael CrawleyMillers DaleWatercolour 1025 A Royal Worcester part tea set; another Royal Winton; qty. 1026 A Murano crackle glass bowl, central red and yellow tendrils, green body, unmarked. 1027 A Waterford Marquis photograph frame A Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Posie Paperweights, The Spaniel, Lawleys limited edition, signed in gold, gold stopper, first quality, 1028 boxed with certificate, 452/1500 1029 Glassware - A pair of Mdina vases ,miniature globe; grand piano etc (8) 1030 A Royal Doulton Rose Elegans tea service, including cups, saucers, side plates 1031 A Beswick model Sitting Pig, boxed 1032 A Royal Doulton figure, Owd William, HN2042 1033 Oriental Ceramics - a 20th century Satsuma vase; an eggshell China teacup and saucer etc (6) 1034 A Swarovski Crystal Bear, boxed; another, boxed (2) 1035 Ceramics and Glass - an Aysley Cottage Garden vase and cover; cut glass vases; etc 1036 Ceramics - Royal Crown Derby 2451; Posies; Old Avesbury; other ceramics 1037 Ceramics - a Wade Blow-ups Siamese cat; a Royal Doulton cat; novelty cruet sets etc 1038 Ceramics - a Bunnykins bowl; a Sowerby cream jug and sucrier; Worcester; Wedgwood; etc 1039 Royal Crown Derby - Blue line Posies; 2451; 1128; teacups; coffee cups, saucers; a miniature 2451 three handled loving cup; etc 1040 Glassware - a Victorian cut glass decanter; an Edwardian engraved decanter; vase, drinking glasses etc. 1042 A Victorian Staffordshire flat back spill holder cow and calf; a similar cottage, another (3) 1043 A Royal Doulton character jug, Captain Henry Morgan, D6467; an Old English Scenes candlestick, The Gleaners (2) 1044 A Peggy Davies figure, The Artisan, modelled as Clarice Cliff, limited edition No.432 of 500 worldwide, boxed 1045 A Royal Doulton character jug, Winston Churchill A Peggy Davies figure, Marlene, modelled as a German film actress and singer Marlene Dietrich, limited edition No.8 of 500 worldwide, 1046 boxed with certificate of authenticity 1047 A Royal Doulton Reflection figure, HN3091, Summer's Darling (second quality); another, Diana, HN2468 (2) 1048 A Coalport Nursery Ware set, The Snowman, comprising, plate, bowl and mug, boxed; a Royal Doulton Winnie-the-Pooh plate (2) 1049 A Royal Doulton figure, Good King Wenceslas, HN 2118 1050 A Kevin Francis figurine, produced by Peggy Davies, Free Spirit, No. 315 with certificate of authenticity. 1051 A French Art Deco gazelle in a green glaze 1052 A Moorcroft plate, cobalt blue ground 1053 A Lorna Bailey Art Deco style embossed charger, No.31 of 50 1055 A Denby Orient Ware vase; a Denby Electric Blue bowl A Royal Crown Derby Imari 1128 pattern pedestal teacup and saucer, printed marks in red, date code for 1933; a similar pair of teacups, 1056 saucers and tea plates; a 2451 shaped circular bread and butter plate, tea plate and saucer, early 20th century (11) 1057 A Carnival glass peacock pattern dish; another orange vine; a Victorian hand enamelled jug; glassware; qty. 1058 Royal Crown Derby - a Posie pattern penguin; side plates, trinket dishes; etc A Royal Stafford True Love pattern part tea service, comprising six cups, six saucers, six side plates, milk jug, sugar bowl and cake 1059 plate; qty 1060 A Royal Doulton resin figure, classique, Bethany CL 3987; four others similar, Susanne, Faye, Annabel, To The Fairway (5) 1061 A late 19th/early 20th century Coalport tea set, printed and painted with flowers. A Wedgewood Richeliu pattern part coffee service, comprising coffee pot, milk jug, sugar bowl, three coffee cups and four saucers; 1062 another coffee service for six (2) 1063 A Midwinter coffee set for six, floral pattern A Limoges stepped vase, glazed in shades of blue, 28cm high; a continental Palissy type maiolica crab plate; a conch shell vase; a 1064 miniature resin model of an owl, signed Lucchesi (4) 1065 Ceramics - a 20th century Japanese Satsuma vase; another pair; a bowl etc (5) Books - Ebers (Georg), Aegypten: In Bild und Wort: Dargestellt von Unseren Ersten Künstlern, Druck und Verlag von Eduard Hallberger, 1066 Stuttgart und Leipzig, 1880, two volumes, profuse throughout with engravings and sub-title pages, silk pastedowns, Moorish design in gilt on the front cloth covered bo ...[more] 1067 A Royal Doulton figure, Balloon Boy, HN2934 1068 An early 20th century Japanese Satsuma bowl, the centre decorated with warriors 1069 Royal Crown Derby Posie pattern plates, pin dishes, etc. 1070 A Staffordshire floral tea set for six. 1071 A Royal Doulton figure; The Wardrobe Mistress, HN2145 1072 A Beswick model Lochinvar of Ladypark; another Bassett hound (2) 1073 A Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Derby Wren, Guild Member's Pack, gold stopper, first quality, boxed A Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Grey Kitten, silver stopper, boxed; a Posie pattern inverted baluster Jasmine vase, boxed; another 1074 similar, Dianthus Vase, boxed; various trinket dishes, some boxed; a pair of crescent shaped trinket dishes, green back stamps; qty (10) 1075 A Royal Doulton figurine, Ashley, HN3420 1076 A Bristol Blue glass rolling pin; another, clear glass rolling pin (2) 1077 A Japanese egg shell porcelain tea service inc teapot, cups saucers, etc painted with figures in landscape 1078 A Moorcroft Leaf and Berry pattern dish, 25.5cm diameter. 1079 Books - antique and collector' s hardback reference etc Paperweights - a Caithness glass Sea Orchid limited edition paperweight 692/1000; others, Asteroid 813/3000; Snow flower 1725/3000; 1080 Ice flame 597/1000 (4) 1081 A Royal Crown Derby Posie pattern salt, pepper and mustard, miniature vases, dinner plate; qty 1082 A Danish Bornholm studio pottery bowl designed by Mark Andersen 1083 A Burlington Cottage Ware cheese dish and cover 1084 A Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Catnip Kitten, Guild Member's Pack, gold stopper, signed in gold, first quality, boxed 1085 A Denby Shamrock pattern cream jug and plate; an Arabesque coffee mug, cream jugs; Glyn Colledge plates (8) 1086 Textiles - lace edged linen and hand embroidered floral tablecloths, embroidered linen bedspread 1087 Glassware - including a decanter; glasses on wooden stand; Caithness glass vase; glass comport; etc. A set of three Coalport commemorative collector's plates, Leicestershire, Rutland, The National Railway Museum, all Limited Edition, no 1089 21, boxed; a framed map of Rutland; Royal Commemoratives, plates, mugs, sampler 1952 - 1977; Royal Doulton Valentine plate, boxed; qty 1090 A Lilliput Lane Armada House, St Lawrence Church, Periwinkle Cottage, Sussex Cottage, by David Winter; etc. 1091 Glassware - champagne glasses; qty 1092 Glassware - a Mdina paperweight, cut glass vase, ruby glass; a pair of engraved vases Ceramics - a Beswick Cottage Ware teapot, water jug; a Burlington cottage ware teapot, biscuit barrel etc ; a continental dressing table 1093 tray, ring trees etc An interesting Langley Mill Pottery unfinished terracotta scraffito vase, incised with flowers, 10cm diam; a Royal Crown Derby Posie 1094 pattern tea cup, saucer and tea plate; Wedgwood Jasperware; Wade whimsies; Beswick brown glazed foal; etc Ceramics - a Torquay Crested ware pig; a Leonardo barn owl; an Arthur Wood green jug decorated with leaves; quartz carriage clock; 1095 etc.; a quantity (2) 1096 Royal Crown Derby 'Posie' pattern pin dishes, each boxed;
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