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Cheffins Clifton House 1 & 2 Clifton Road Cambridge The Fine Art Sale Cambridgeshire CB1 7EA Started 18 Jun 2014 11:00 BST United Kingdom Lot Description A late 18th/early 19th century Prattware Toby jug, he sits with a foaming mug of ale, his tricorn sponged brown and his coat flecked with 1 blue and ochre, a green line around the canted square base, 24cm (9.5 in) high There are two small chips from his hat A matched and graded set of nine Mason`s ironstone jugs, each of the octagonal shapes printed and painted in Imari palette with blue 2 and red flowers around a basket, variously marked, the largest 24cm (9.5 in) high (9) (W) A 9cm high jug has a small nick from the rim and a firing crack to the l ...[more] A mid 18th century English Delft blue and white drug jar, possibly London, painted with a cherub and shell design above `U: Laur.C` and 3 flowers flanking a winged head with a tassell suspended from its chin, 18cm (7 in) high (D) The foot and back of the jar have glaze losses and a hair crack A mid 18th century Delft blue and white vase, the waisted cylindrical body painted on one side with a traveller standing on a boulder- 4 strewn road before a village church, the scene framed by flowers and fruit, 23cm (9 in) high (W) There are glaze losses and chips to the rims A19th century pearlware pipe modelled in the form of a monkey red coat soldier in turn smoking a pipe with a Bacchus mask bowl, 12cm 5 (4.75 in) high (R) There is restoration to the monkey tail mouthpiece, the base and to the mouthpiece in the monkey`s mouth An 18th century Delft blue and white dish, possibly Bristol, painted with a large vase of two trefoil flowers flanked by a giant daisy head 6 within a rim band of alternating three and five petal flower heads linked by vine and foliage, 30.5cm (12 in) diameter (W) The glaze is partially worn from ...[more] An 18th century Wedgwood creamware tea caddy printed in black with the tea party on one side and with a shepherd seated below a 7 tree with his dog on the other, 10.5cm (4 in) high This lacks a cover and is stained yellow. There are minor nicks to the rim and shoulders An early 19th century Mason`s ironstone ice pail and liner, the mask handled facetted sides printed and painted in Imari palette with red 8 and blue flowers around a single basket, 22cm (8.75 in) high (2) Minor chipping to the base of the liner An early 19th century Mason`s ironstone jug, the serpent handled facetted baluster shape printed and painted with red and blue flowers 9 about a single basket, a further mask handle below the spout, 31.5cm (12.5 in) high (D) This has a hair crack running around one side An early 19th century redware pot pourri vase and cover, together with a later porcelain liner, the slightly domed cover pierced with 10 round holes, the body moulded with three lion`s heads on draped aprons between legs ending in paw feet, the white liner monogrammed LS, 15cm (6 in) high (3) (D) ...[more] An early George III English Delft blue and white bottle vase, possibly London, the cylindrical neck painted with long stems alternating 11 with leaves above three flower heads on the spherical body, 24cm (9.5 in) high (D) Half the rim has been chipped away and there is a piece glued back An English Delft blue and white bottle vase, possibly Liverpool, painted with a Chinese parent and child standing in an island garden, the 12 interior of the flared rim with C-scroll and pellet band, 24cm (9.5 in) high (D) The foot has been broken off and glued back. The rim edge has lost most of ...[more] A Bow blue and white chinoiserie plate, alternating fan and roundels on the blue ground enclosing the central scene of a boat passing 15 between islands, pseudo Chinese marks, 23cm (9 in) diameter One minor rim nick A Bow figure of an Abbess, she sits reading a book, her hooded cloak painted purple, 15.5cm (6 in) high, bears collection label of Peter 16 Bradshaw Some wear to the purple enamels but otherwise good A Bow white glazed figure of a Nun standing on a mounded circular base reading a holy book, 16.5cm (6.5 in) high, bears the collection 17 label of Frank Wheeldon (W) Sh has lost a finger and thumb from her left hand and one bow loop from her shoes A Chaffer`s Liverpool blue and white tea bowl and a chinoiserie saucer, the former painted with the jumping boy pattern and the latter 18 with figures fishing each below willow trees (2) Good A New Hall type tea service, each piece painted with a yellow shell amongst flowers similar to New Hall pattern 1045, comprising: 19 eleven tea cups and saucers, milk jug, waste bowl, tea pot and cover (26) (D) Two tea cups are damaged A pair of 18th century Worcester blue and white baskets printed with the pine cone pattern centrally to guilloche pierced rims applied 20 with handles, 25.5cm (10 in) diameter (2) Good A pair of Bow figural candlesticks, the lady representing Autumn standing above a wheatsheaf on the flower strewn four legged rococo 21 base, the gilt foliate nozzles supported on bocages columns, he represents Winter his hands in a muff and his shoes tied with ice skates and by a brazier, 26.5cm (10.5 ...[more] A pair of Bow figures representing Summer and Winter, she sits by a beehive amongst flowers holding a posy and a basket, the four 22 legged bases with gilt details, he warms his hands on a brazier flanked by flowers, crossed swords and dagger marks in red, 16.5cm (6.5 in) high (2) (D) Both have ch ...[more] A Worcester blue and white dish, a cream jug and a Caughley mustard pot and cover, each printed with flowers and butterflies, the dish 23 of leaf shape, 20cm (8 in) wide, the jug with wavy rim, crescent mark, 7cm (2.75 in) high, the cover of the cylindrical mustard recessed for a spoon handle, C mark, ...[more] An early 19th century J Rose & Co. `Coalport Improved Felspar Porcelain` tea and coffee service painted with pattern number 830 of 24 roses and other flowers within gilt vignettes and dentil rims, some bearing printed marks to include `The Gold Medal Awarded May 30th 1820`, comprising: ten tea cups ...[more] An early 19th century pot pourri basket and cover, possibly Coalport, the rustic handle ending in gilt floral rosettes on a rim enclosing a 25 similarly flower head encrusted pierced lid above cavetto sides painted with bunches of flowers, 13.5cm (5.25 in) (2) (W) There are the inevitable chips to ...[more] Attributed to Longton Hall, an armorial printed mug, the horse head crested armorial within rococo framing above stag hunting scenes all 26 in black , 16cm (6.5 in) high (D) The handle shape conforms to Longton Hall but the printing can be attributed to Liverpool This has a hair crack running from ...[more] Attributed to Swansea a tea cup and saucer, possibly painted by David Evans with sprays of flowers on gilt vine bands within dentil 27 borders (2) Good New Hall, Liverpool and Worcester wares, the first to include a `686` pattern plate and three 421 pattern saucers, the Liverpool blue and 28 white bowl printed with flowers, 12.5cm (5 in) diameter and the Worcester saucer printed with the cormorant pattern (8) (D) The Liverpool bowl is cracked and ...[more] Two similar late 18th century Worcester blue and white leaf shaped dishes printed with butterflies approaching flowers from the pointed 29 ends of the leaves opposite split stalks forming the handles, crescent marks, 25.5cm (10 in) wide (2) Good A 17th century Bellarmine without a handle and another larger, the bearded mask on the first above a cruciform roundel, 28cm (11 in) 32 high and on the second above an oval with a standing figure, 40.5cm (16 in) high (2) (D) The first lacks its handle and the second has a chunk out of the rim A 17th/18th century Italian albarello, possibly Venetian, the blue dashed neck above foliage on the larger and smaller bun shaped 33 moulding to the body inscribed `Midol.D.Vacina` in manganese above an ochre armorial of two hands holding an erect sword, all on a berettino ground, 21cm (8.25 in) high ...[more] A 19th century Chinese ochre glazed water buffalo, the reclining beast with black eyes and brown horns, 58.5cm (23 in) wide (R) There 34 has been restoration to the horns A late 17th century Delft coronation dish for King William and Queen Mary, the central manganese and yellow painted portrait busts of 35 the crowned monarchs resting on the inscription `KWD3KTM` and enclosed by a yellow ground rim band of manganese chevrons, 36cm (14.25 in) diameter (D) Just under ...[more] A late 19th century `Sevres` plate painted by `L Rohoue` with a battle scene by a windmill, the reverse with interlacing L marks and faint 36 incised lettering about the date 1892, 24cm (9.5 in) diameter Good A late 19th/early 20th century French faience bust of Napoleon dressed in usual military attire and supported on a squared socle 37 decorated with a red cross shield flanked by bees, crown over TR monogram and CA marks, 42cm (16.5 in) high Good but for two minor chips on his left lapel A mid 18th century Dutch Delft polychrome dish painted in the kraak style with two ducks centrally, each on one foot facing each other 38 below flowers within alternating rim panels of orange and green fruit, 35cm (13.75 in) diameter (W) There are glaze losses and nibbles to the rim edge but no cr ...[more] A mid 18th century Meissen armorial tea cup painted opposite the handle with a fleuron coronet above two oval coats of arms within 39 gilding, the interior rim gilt with a band of laub und bandelwerk, crossed swords marks, traces of a gilt mark and impressed 4 (D) There is a crack through the lowe ...[more] A

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