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Decorative Arts,Design & Interiors Hugo Marsh Neil Thomas Forrester Director Shuttleworth Director Director Decorative Arts,Design & Interiors Tuesday 5th January 2021 at 10.00 Viewing on a rota basis by appointment only Special Auction Services Plenty Close Off Hambridge Road NEWBURY RG14 5RL Telephone: 01635 580595 Email: [email protected] www.specialauctionservices.com Harriet Mustard Helen Bennett Nick Forrester Antiques & Antiques & Antiques & Fine Art Fine Art Fine Art Due to the nature of the items in this auction, buyers must satisfy themselves concerning their authenticity prior to bidding and returns will not be accepted, subject to our Terms and Conditions. Additional images are available on request. Buyers Premium with SAS & SAS LIVE: 20% plus Value Added Tax making a total of 24% of the Hammer Price the-saleroom.com Premium: 25% plus Value Added Tax making a total of 30% of the Hammer Price 1. A large 20th Century Chinese 6. A quantity of glassware to 14. A quantity of silver plated wares 21. A clear glass pharmaceutical 30. A 20th Century squat cut glass 37. An early 18th Century issue sancai glazed statue of a horse after the include a Victorian blue opaline raised to include mid century modern jug and type bottle of substantial proportions decanter with multifaceted spherical of ‘The Primer set forth by the Kings Tang, a/f with loss to ear, 66.5cm x 64cm bowl with foliated edging and floral sugar bowl on tapered legs, the jug 5cm labelled ‘Liq:Ferri.Iod: 1 to 7’, height stopper, height 27cm, together with majesty and his clergy’, psalms, prayer, x 19cm, decoration, height 29cm, together with x 13cm, two chain mail purses and EPNS 35cm, together with a dumpy green glass another decanter of mallet form, and an evensong, original publishers Richard £70-100 a Bristol blue rolling pin, a glass and tea and coffee pots (20+) bottle, height 14cm and a mallet shaped assortment of drinking glasses (quantity) Grafton London, there are signs of some brass ‘Patent A.M Marbe Vegetine Lamp’, £50-100 decanter with hobnail decoration, height £40-60 page repairs and split binding, 18cm x 2. A 19th Century famille rose height 14cm, various pieces of cranberry 28cm (7) 11.5cm Canton medallion covered draining glass, a green glass bottle in a copper 15. A 20th Century glass decanter £80-120 31. Two late 20th Century JG £80-120 pot, with cover, draining tray and base, wrap embossed with a depiction of a of ovoid form with outwardly raised Durand of France candlesticks of oblong with overglaze polychrome decoration of woman, height 33cm and a small group of pools and textured stopper, on a circular 22. A spherical trial club, probably form the sides with convex indentations, 38. A pair of West German pottery beauties and insects, 5cm x 14cm x 12cm, later 20th Century glass wares to include foot, the base with impressed indistinct a Zulu knobkerrie length 52cm, appears the tallest 16cm, together with a bowl lamp bases, with twin handles, brown together with a sancai glazed Dog of Fo a textured bottle in the Whitefriars style makers mark, possibly ‘Wells’, height damaged to handle end of stick, together and vase by the same glass makers, a glaze simulating the surface of volcanic and a later Tang style pottery figure (3) with decoration of a flowering plant, 31.5cm, together with a small group of with a variety of golf clubs (7) crystal clam shell with simulated pearl rocks, height of bases alone 49cm, £70-100 height 27cm and figures of cockerel and glass wares and a Czechoslovakian part £50-100 and various other modern glassware together with two 1960’s tall lamp shades cat (24) porcelain tea set and Royal Worcester tea including an Italian smoky glass vase AF of tapering form height 77cm (4) 3. An Italian maiolica Deruta £120-180 wares in the ‘Bernina’ pattern (quantity) 23. A Royal Doulton part dinner (quantity) £40-60 charger with central portrait roundel, £30-50 service in the ‘Yorkshire Rose’ pattern, £40-60 with both underglaze and overglaze 7. An overlaid glass vase of tulip to include dinner plates, diameter 27cm, 39. A pair of mid 20th Century decoration, diameter 32cm, together with form with fruiting plant life in burgundy 16. An extensive Royal Doulton pudding bowls, saucers, tureens, coffee 32. An ‘MCG’ ‘My Colour Glass’ Italian Murano millefiore glass lamp a Masons Ironstone plate with blue and and yellow, bearing raised signature ‘Frost Pine dinner service’ with stylised pot, cups, gravy boat (40+) contemporary decanter of near conical bases, on integral spreading circular white decoration of a dragon, diameter ‘Galle’, height 14cm Winter plant life design, to include £40-60 form, height 33cm, together with various foot, sold for decorative purposes, height 25cm, a fan, Portuguese flower holder £50-100 dinner plates, diameter 26cm, pudding drinking glasses including two cocktail of bases 24cm, together with matching and metal ware twin handled vase (5) bowls and side bowls, 21cm and 18cm, 24. A six branch brass coat hook, style glasses with geometric design, with shades, height when assembled 33cm, £40-60 8. An Eik Tinn of Norway repousse gravy boat, egg cups and teacups (50+) 39cm x 31cm, together with a five branch Doulton retailer’s mark to base (quantity) possibly Fratelli Toso (4) work bowl with foliate decoration, £30-50 brass effect electrolier, drop 53cm (2) £50-100 £100-200 4. An 18th Century plate with diameter 24cm, together with a pewter £50-100 polychrome decoration of an exotic Viking longboat, also by Eik Tinn and four 17. A small natural history 33. A quantity of contemporary 40. Six Spanish Lladro porcelain bird, with moulded cavetto and basket mounted Cavalier figures (6) enthusiast’s shell collection contained 25. A silver plated dressing table glasses of various assorted shapes, figures, the Jazz Band, 19cm x 18.5cm, form edge and overglaze decoration, £30-50 in a Moroccan red leather case, the box set with Art Nouveau style Iris design, to include dumpy tumblers, cut glass the base with printed numerals 5929, a possibly Chelsea gold anchor period, measuring 10cm x 18cm x 28cm, together consisting of brush, comb and mirror, tumblers, brandy glasses, cut glass bowls young male lute or flute player, height diameter 25cm, together with a pair of 9. A Continental bulbous glass with a mounted piece of coral, height together with several other pieces of and a decanter, height 24cm (quantity) 25cm, a flower girl, no. 5490, another moulded dishes, having underglaze blue decanter with silver stopper, height 19.5cm, and a Sirram picnic set (3) silver and silver plate to include a London £40-60 flower girl with basket, the base bearing and overglaze iron red decoration, with 26cm, together with a part Venetian glass £30-50 hallmarked silver squat circular bowl a sticker ‘Lladro Museum Collectors crossed swords marks to base, possibly liquor set with winged lion motif, and a dated 1907 and a Birmingham napkin ring 34. Three contemporary silvered Society’, a mermaid no.1414 and a Meissen after Oriental designs, diameter tray (7) 18. A Regency sarcophagus shaped (quantity) full length mirrors of rectangular form, Japanese Geisha girl (6) 14cm, a Parian ware reclining putto and £40-60 tea caddy, raised on bun feet, the lid £60-100 120cm x 20cm, together with a gilt £100-200 a small group of early 19th Century tea opening to reveal two compartments framed example, with bevelled glass, wares (11) 10. A pair of brass effect lamps lined with foil and a central etched glass 26. A silver plated trefoil serving 83cm x 58cm (4) 41. Three 20th Century twin £70-100 with green central columns, sold for vessel, with lion’s head escutcheons, dish in the form of conjoined shell, 6cm £40-60 handled silver plated trays, the decorative purposes (2) 19cm x 30cm x 15cm x 26cm, together with an Indian cigarette largest 56cm x 31cm, together with 5. A Royal Doulton figure of a £40-60 £80-120 case with engraved Taj Mahal and map 35. A 20th Century tripod camera an assortment of silver plated cutlery Jester, HN1702, height 26.5cm, together of the Indian sub-continent and various lighter, 10.5cm x 6.5cm, together with an (quantity) with a Royal Doulton pottery flask for 11. An Elizabeth II pair of 19. A Victorian brass mounted other wares (quantity) enamelled metalwork bird group raised £30-50 ‘Dewat’s Scotch Whisky’, with Uncle Sam hallmarked Birmingham silver ashtrays mahogany writing slope, with black £50-80 on a wooden perch, height 27.5cm, a smoking a pipe, from the Kingsware range dated 1952, with Monarch’s head, and tooled interior and associated inkwells, barometer, mantelpiece clock in the 42. A black Mont Blanc ball point developed by Kingsware Charles Noke, Celtic style bordering, diameter 8.5cm, 15cm x 35cm 22.5cm, together with a 27. A natural history enthusiast’s French taste and a jewellery casket, all pen, in original retailers box with a/f, height 19cm (2) 3.23ozt (2) Regency rosewood sarcophagus shaped collection of crystals and marine life, late 20th Century (5) manual,4.5cm x 18cm x 8cm and card £80-120 £50-70 tea caddy, 14cm x 19cm x 12cm (2) to include an aventurine mineral, coral, £40-60 case £60-100 sponge and pumice and slices of rock £70-100 12. A George VI hallmarked three crystals, some naturally coloured some 36. A pair of Wedgwood jasperware piece silver Birmingham cruet set, 20. A quantity of 19th Century and tinted (quantity) campagna style urns with Neo-Classical 43. A Quantity of predominantly together with another pepper pot, later cranberry glass, to include a glass £80-120 putti and acanthus twin handles, height British china and pottery to include a 4.65ozt (4) vase with raised effect, height 14cm, a 19cm, together with two Imari Coalport part Coalport moulded service with £60-80 dish with cranberry centre and clear glass 28.
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