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TUESDAY 21St JULY 2015 For Sale by Auction to be held at St Edmund’s Court, Okehampton Street, Exeter 01392 413100 TUESDAY 21st JULY 2015 Ceramics Works of Art, Collectables and Pictures and Furniture SALE REFERENCE EX140 yeer Sale Commences at 10.00am Buyers are reminded to check the ‘Saleroom Notice’ for information regarding WITHDRAWN LOTS and EXTRA LOTS Order of Sale: On View: Saturday 18th July Ceramics Lots 1 – 164 9am – 12noon Pictures Lots 164 - 209 Monday 20th July Works of Art, Collectables Lots 210 - 409 9am – 7.00pm Furniture, Rugs Lots 410 - 541 and morning of sale Catalogue £1.50 W: www.bhandl.co.uk E: [email protected] Follow us on Twitter: @BHandL Tuesday 21st July 2015 Sale commences at 10am. CERAMICS and GLASS 1 . A pair of cut glass vases, together 11 . A harlequin set of nine coloured hock with four decanters and various other glasses, in a fitted case. glassware. £80-£120. 1A. A pair of silver plate mounted thistle 12 . A cut glass silver and enamel decanters, (damaged) together with a mounted dressing table atomizer. square decanter. £80-£120. 2 . An Edwardian clear glass decanter 13 . An extensive suite of Royal Brierley and stopper of hour glass shape with 'Coventry' drinking glasses including silver rim. large wine, schooner, flutes, claret glasses, sherry, liqueur, tumblers, 3 . A 19th Century Dutch decanter decanters and others. together with a diamond pointed etched dome and cover. 14 . A collection of blue glasswares, including bottles, tumblers, vases, 4 . A blue glass vase, with coloured glass clear glass decanters, etc. inclusions. 15 . Seven assorted pieces of continental 4A. A small group of Waterford and similar art glass including vases, bowls etc. glassware comprising bowls, jugs, preserve jars and ash trays. 16 . A Royal Doulton stoneware vase having all over green glaze. 5 . A large blue glass ale bottle. 17 . An early 20th century Japanese 6 . A Steuben glass vase, of tapering Satsuma tea set. form, the base terminating in teardrop £80-£120. forms. 18 . A Meissen porcelain allegorical group 7 . A garniture of three vases. enamel of two cherubs emblematic of decorated with rose and foliage Geography one holding a globe, the designs, together with one other vase. other a measuring instrument, on gilt scrolled mound base with tree stump 8 . A collection of twelve Edwardian support, underglaze blue crossed coloured overlaid hock glasses, swords mark incised G.34 and together two others of similar design impressed 94 and 51, late 19th and six sherry glasses. century, 11.5 cm high [damage and repair]. 9 . A collection of wine glasses of plain design raised on circular bases. 19 . A Macintyre globular vase of squat, globular form, decorated with stylized 10 . A five piece blue glass cruet in floral decoration on a blue and gilt fruitwood stand. ground. 20 . A small Moorcroft vase decorated with 34 . A Wedgwood pastry ware small game tube lined hibiscus flower pattern. pie dish with liner and cover. 21 . Rockwell collectors plates and other 35 . Three Royal Crown Derby paperweights assorted plates - (13). Bottlenose Dolphin, baby Bottlenose Dolphin and Siamese cat. 22 . A Chinese twin handled vase, decorated with figures in a landscape (damaged). 36 . A Booths Lowestoft Border pattern tea service. 23 . A Clarice Cliff pottery vase, having moulded prunus decoration. 37 . An Old Royal china part tea service. 24 . A Belleek teapot and cover in the form 38 . A Chinese pewter and ceramic four of a sea urchin together with a matching piece tea service. sugar bowl, black marks to the base. £100-£150. 39 . A pair of Chinese crackle glaze vases. 25. No Lot. 40 . Two Royal Doulton figures Suzette HN.1487 and Eastern Grace (Flambe) 26 . A Lowestoft tea bowl and saucer and HN.3683. one other. £80-£100. 27 . An Ironstone china spittoon, an Imari 41 . A Royal Worcester figure 'Gendarmeria plate and a Delft blue and white plate (3) Pontificia'. 28 . A group of Poole Pottery vases, three 42 . A 'Japonesque' figure with fan. Coalport figurines and a painted porcelain bell. 43 . A Royal Worcester figure 'The Duchess's Dress'. 29 . A Royal Worcester porcelain figure £100-£150. group 'The Picnic', together with a limited edition certificate. 44 . A Vienna porcelain clock garniture £120-£140. (damaged). £80-£120. 30 . A 19th century stoneware jug with pewter mount. 45 . A Crown Devon 1930's tea set, decorated with stag in a landscape 31 . A Clarice Cliff wall pocket Budgerigars design. 871. £80-£120. 45A. A quantity of Royal Worcester Evesham pattern tableware including vegetable 32 . A Carltonware vase decorated with dishes, serving dishes, plates, jugs, pagodas, willow trees and figures in an condiments, ramekins etc. oriental landscape (damaged), together £100-£120. with a similar sleeve vase and a German stoneware stein. 46 . A Lladro figure group - Ploughing (damaged). 33 . Three Royal Doulton figures Fleurette HN.1587, Roseanna HN.1926 and 47 . A Royal Worcester figure 'Sweet Nell Secret Thoughts HN.2382. of old Drury Lane', restored. 48 . A Royal Worcester 'Down & Out' 60 . Two Chinese blue and white porcelain menu stand. pots with covers decorated with floral and foliate designs with mask 49 . A Royal Worcester porcelain small handles, raised on circular bases (2). mug painted by Edward Townsend with a wren amongst ivy, 6 cm high. 61 . A Charlotte Rhead jug, a Burleighware dragon jug and an Art 50 . A Royal Worcester figure Deco jug. 'Equestrienne'. £80-£120. 51 . A white Fulham pottery twin handled 62 . A pair of Czechoslovakian amphora vase. jugs, together with a large miscellaneous collection of ceramics 52 . A group of Poole pottery bowls, and glass including a French preserve pots, jug, etc together with a porcelain tea bowl and saucer in the plate and Royal commemorative Worcester style, pot pourri bowl and items. cover, etc. (a lot) 53 . A pair of French provincial pottery egg 63 . Two pairs of Japanese Imari vases, crocks. together with a Kutani vase, a Chinese porcelain vase and cover and 54 . A Clarice Cliff jardiniere of Lydiat three oriental figures. pattern. £200-£300. 64 . A large miscellaneous collection of French and continental tin glaze 55 . A Poole pottery charger decorated pottery, late 19th and early 20th with abstract designs on a yellow century. ground. 65 . An early 19th century blue and white 56 . A 1930's Charlotte Rhead charger transfer decorated comport of decorated with a band of stylised leaf rectangular design, together with a designs with trellis border to the graduated set of three meat plates centre. and various other blue and white £150-£200. wares. 57 . A Cauldon bowl with cattle decoration 66 . A 19th Century Staffordshire tea signed D. Birbeck. service, decorated in the chinoiserie £80-£120. taste. 58 . A Royal Worcester figure 'Thursdays 67 . A pair of Royal Worcester Hadley Child'. figures 'Gallant' and 'Gallants Lady'. 58A. A Clarice Cliff spring crocus bowl, 68 . A Delft dish decorated with flowers, together with two copper lustre jugs together with two Chinese plates and two medals including an Elizabeth decorated with fish and a 20th century II campaign medal with malay Chinese vase. peninsular bar, awarded to Cpl J M Standing Royal Signals, No 69 . A Masons Ironstone china tureen, 23883847. cover and stand, together with a Worcester blush ivory vase, two jugs, 59 . A Royal Worcester shell table centre a pair of English porcelain vases and raised on a coral base. other ceramic items (some damage). 70 . A continental porcelain figure group of 83 . A continental figure group dressed in a young couple dressed in 18th period costume together with one century costume together with a other figure group. mantel timepiece and various other figures (some damage). 84 . Two pairs of German porcelain figures and one other under dome. 71 . A pair of Staffordshire flatback cottage ornaments, together with various 85 . A Lladro group - Paloma of figures in Devon Mottoware, etc. (a lot) a fishing boat (damaged). 72 . A Parian classical female figure 86 . A Lladro figure group of elephants, (damaged), together with a together with two swan figures. continental Parian flower trough. 87 . A Lladro figure group of a lady 73 . A Royal Copenhagen blue and white pushing a pram, together with one coffee service. other of a seated figure sewing. 74 . A Dresden pedestal bowl with floral 88 . A Lladro figure of a dove, together encrusted designs on a square base. with a pair of swifts and three other bird figures. 74A. A collection of various Goss and other miscellaneous ceramics, etc. 89 . A Lladro figure group of a shepherd seated on a rocky base, together with 75 . A pair of late 19th century bisque a goose girl and one other reclining figures of a gallant and a lady. figure of a boy. 76 . A pair of late 19th century Continental 90 . A Lladro figure group of a goose girl, porcelain figures of a gallant and lady, together with a figure of a young girl raised on circular bases. with a dog and two other figures. 77 . A group of eight German porcelain 91 . Two Lladro figures of nuns, together figures including a pair of figures with two other figures. carrying baskets, a Turkish figure, etc. 92 . A Lladro porcelain standing figure of 78 . A pair of Meissen outside decorated Napoleon, raised on a naturalistic beaker vases. base. 79 . Two Staffordshire pottery arbour 93 . Two Lladro figures of young women groups. holding parasols, together with an Eskimo girl and one other figure. 80 . Two German porcelain groups dressed in 18th century costume. 94 . A Lladro porcelain figure group of a gypsy girl with a bear at her feet, 81 . A group of three German porcelain together with two other figures of crinoline figures, raised on oval bases.
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