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Tuesday 10Th November 2015 For Sale by Auction to be held at St Edmund’s Court, Okehampton Street, Exeter 01392 413100 Tuesday 10th November 2015 Ceramics Works of Art, Collectables and Pictures and Furniture SALE REFERENCE EX148 yeer Sale Commences at 10.00am Buyers are reminded to check the ‘Saleroom Notice’ for information regarding WITHDRAWN LOTS and EXTRA LOTS On View : Saturday 7th November Order of Sale: 9am – 12noon Ceramics, Glass Lots 1 -143 Monday 9th November Pictures Lots 161 - 238 9am – 7pm Works of Art, Collectables Lots 239 - 427 and morning of sale Furniture, Rugs Lots 453 - 626 Catalogue £1.50 W: www.bhandl.co.uk E: [email protected] Follow us on Twitter: @BHandL Tuesday 10th November 2015 Sale commences at 10am CERAMICS and GLASS 1 . A pair of green and white Bohemian 12 . A large Miscellaneous collection of overlay vases, one damaged. drinking glasses, decanters, etc, (a lot). 2 . A Victorian green and opaque overlay glass vase. 13 . A group of Czech smoked glass wine glasses together with miscellaneous 3 . A glass goblet engraved with stags in cut and coloured glass. landscape with cut glass stem and star cut base. 14 . A large miscellaneous collection of various glassware including an 4 . A pair of blue glass overlaid bottle- engraved glass goblet on slender, shaped vases with enamelled tapering stem, together with a cut- decoration, together with a pair of glass decanter, etc, (a lot). green glass and gilt decorated vases. 15 . A set of six cut glass wine glasses, 5 . A group of coloured glass scent together with a square decanter, three bottles, etc. other decanters, various drinking glasses and side plates. 6 . Two blue glass sparrowbeak jugs the smaller of elongated baluster form 16 . A small group of cut glass to include with scroll handle, late 18th century, 9 two 19th century decanters and cm high; the larger with applied stoppers, two cream jugs and a vase. concentric trailed bands around the neck, 19th century, 15 cm high [2]. 17 . A Chinese ruby glass small circular bowl. 7 . A silver plate mounted and cut glass claret jug together with two biscuit 18 . A set of six champagne flutes, barrels with plated mounts, a cut- together with five sundae glasses, glass water jug, various champagne four liqueur glasses and other suites flutes an oil bottle with silver stopper of glasses. and other glass ware. 19-26. No Lots. 8 . A James Powell Whitefriars green glass flamed footed bowl, one other 27 . A Chinese blue and white cylindrical amber glass bowl and a tall clear vase, four Chinese cafe au lait glass vase (3). teabowls, three Chien Lung coffee cans, a Chien Lung tankard and a 9 . A Mdina glass vase with elongated collection of Chinese rice bowls, slender neck, a Mdina glass decanter covers and stands, etc. and three other pieces of Mdina glass (5). 28 . A 19th century turquoise glass and ormolu table lamp together with an 10 . A Whitefriars turquoise glass flamed oval biscuit barrel, (2). bowl and two vases (3). 29 . Two Wade Heath children's teasets 11 . A Baxter Whitefriars logan green licensed through Disney including glass bowl and a pale green glass Snow White, Pluto, Minnie Mouse, vase (2). etc. 30 . A collection of assorted porcelain 42 . A Spode 'Japan' coffee can, cup and figures to include a Parian ware saucer and a Spode cup and saucer. group, a pearlware Staffordshire sheep group and various other 43 . A pair of Imari vases decorated in the figures, etc. traditional style. 31 . A small Chinese vase decorated with 44 . A Beswick Hereford Bull (one leg re- figures on a green ground, six glued). character marks to the base. 45 . A pair of Japanese red glaze vases. 32 . Twelve pieces of Royal Crown Derby Imari including side plates, a pair of 46 . A Chinese blue and white pear globular shaped vases, etc. shaped coffee pot and matched cover painted with a phoenix and other birds 33 . A quantity of Denby Greenwheat amongst peony, apocryphal four- pattern tea and dinner ware. character Kangxi mark, 22 cm high [some damage and restoration, cover 34 . A large modern vase with Eastern matched]. decoration. £100-£150. 35 . A quantity of late 18th century and 47 . A Samuel Alcock & Co. porcelain early 19th century teawares to include vase of tapering form, painted with a seven cups and saucers and various landscape scene on a gilded and blue other cups. ground, circa 1844, together with a Copeland porcelain twin handled 36 . A mid 19th century English porcelain vase, hand decorated with floral vase, The path of Roses after B designs on a gilded and blue ground. Fuller. 48 . A Cantagalli twin handled vase 37 . A group of blue Jasperware items decorated in the 16th century style including a small pair of Portland style with figures in a landscape raised on a vases, one other of classical form, a pedestal and square base. Jasperware hat pin stand and one £120-£150. other vase. 49 . Mixed ceramics including ironstone 38 . A pair of Chinese porcelain vases jug, vase, Toby jug, two pieces of together with a Delft style vase and a Jasperware and two Mary Gregory Chinese ginger jar. ewers. 39 . A continental figure together with a 50 . Two pieces of Samson armorial Royal Doulton seated figure, 'silks and porcelain. ribbons HN2017', together with 'Marjory HN2788', 'stayed at home 51 . A pair of Royal Bonn fruit encrusted HN2207' and 'Jill HN2061'. vases of slender form raised on a flared base. 40 . A Kutani koro and cover and a pair of vases. 52 . A Royal Lancastrian vase with a deep red glaze. 41 . A pair of Derby porcelain campana urns the foliate moulded handles with 53 . A pair of Staffordshire porcelain flower mask terminals decorated in the Imari decorated baskets. palette, one painted red mark, one printed, 23 cm high, early 19th 54 . A Poole pottery Bluebird lamp and two century, [minor flaws]. other table lamps and shades. 55 . A pair of Derby dessert dishes and 67 . A set of six Copeland Spode dinner two German dishes. plates, transfer printed and over painted with floral designs, together 56 . A small group of early 19th century with a continental tea service, pottery comprising a novelty commemorative wares and various creamware pipe with incised and other china and glass, (a lot). textured decoration and trailed brown glazes, three pottery smoothing irons 68 . A large miscellaneous collection of with sponged brown decoration, a ceramics and glass including a 1940's saltglazed stone ware whistle in the mixing bowl, a Copeland part dinner form of a bird and a similarly modelled service, etc, (a lot). pie support and a miniature chamber pot. (6) 69 . A 19th century pottery stilton cheese dish and cover, together with a 57 . A Copeland porcelain ribbon plate porcelain pestle and mortar. with gilt and floral decoration, together with a part dessert service, etc. 70 . A large miscellaneous collection of ceramics and glass to include a blue 58 . Two Isle of Wight glass vases and white part service, etc, (a lot). together with Copenhagen and various other porcelain, etc. 71 . A group of Evesham porcelain, etc. 59 . A collection of Doulton including salt- 72 . A Minton pottery part dinner service glazed stoneware, series ware, including a pair of large tureens and together with similar items. covers, a smaller example, etc. 60 . A large Japanese Imari oval meat 73 . A group of five Japanese Satsuma plate together with a pair of side pottery vases. plates and five other items. 74 . A Japanese celadon vase decorated 61 . A Paragon china part tea service in with birds on a flaring branch. the Victorian Rose pattern. 75 . A Lladro vase, a similar figure of a 62 . A quantity of china and glassware to bear and a ceramic bird. include a Minton part dessert service decorated with birds in flight, a series 76 . A Doulton stoneware jug of floral ware bowl and various ceramics and design and a vase (2). glass. 77 . A pair of 19th century Cantonese 63 . A collection of miniature crested vases decorated with court figures. chinaware and nursery teaset. 78 . Two Chien Lung tankards (with 64 . A cased coffee set with spoons, water damage), a pair of Nanking blue and jug and basin and wall plates. white twin-handled cups and covers, small Chinese vase (non-matching 65 . A Victorian Belmont Japan pattern cover) and a ginger jar. part ten piece dinner service. 79 . Four 20th century Chinese porcelain 66 . A continental porcelain jardiniere in bowls with enamelled decoration. famille rose colours, a pair of English porcelain candlesticks decorated with 80 . A Japanese eggshell part tea service roses, a collection of English porcelain with green floral pattern. tea and coffee cups and saucers. 81 . A Doulton Lambeth stoneware jug and a transfer decorated mug and three piece tea set. 82 . A continental figure of a shepherdess 97 . A group of Royal Worcester Evesham (damaged) and a group of including two tureens and covers, miscellaneous figurines, etc. square dish, souffle dish and small dish and cover, pie dish, rolling pin 83 . A collection of various porcelain egg and a group of Royal Crown Derby cups. plates. 84 . A 19th century Cantonese plate and a 98 . A Chinese pot with lid and liner, an 20th century Cantonese dish (2). Italian lemon ornament and a quantity of decorative china, etc. 85 . Royal Worcester Lady Evelyn pattern coffee set - twelve pieces and six 99 . A Russian figure of a dog, a silver gilt spoons(cased). Staffordshire Dalmatian inkwell and a Staffordshire equestrian figure. 86 . A pair of Dresden floral decorated porcelain three branch candlesticks- 100 .
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