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Bamfords Auctioneers & Valuers Bamfords Auctioneers & Valuers The Bakewell Saleroom Peak Village Shopping Bakewell Victorian, Edwardian and General Sale Centre Chatsworth Road Rowsley 11th February 2015 Derbyshire DE4 2JE United Kingdom Started 11 Feb 2015 10:30 GMT Lot Description 1 A Colclough part tea service , decorated with blue floral sprigs Blue and White Ceramics - Spode Italian pattern water jug, a contemporary Ming vase, Spode Italian pattern dish, a Staffordshire meat 1A plate; etc 2 A Colclough part tea service decorated with honeysuckle and wild roses 2A A Colclough Cascade Roses pattern six setting tea service inc Milk jug, sugar bowl, bread plate etc; another Trailing Ivy pattern 3 An early 20th century model, of a French chateau, the interior with lights, 67cm wide 4 A Beswick huntsman on bay; four fox hounds; a fox; A Beswick Camel; a Beswick small Panda (7) 5 A Limoges ' Au pot de Galien' jar and cover , Christaux de Lune ; a tin glazed pharmacy pot and lid, Bos Taurus (2) 6 A Royal Doulton figural group, Afternoon Tea, HN 1747,designed by P.Railstron , green printed marks, c. 1935 A continental double candlestick moulded with two cherubs playing among foliage ; a Capo Di Monte circular pot and cover ; another 7 similar (3) 8 A Royal Crown Derby model of a Tern, boxed, printed backstamp 9 A pair of continental pottery models seated pug dogs A/F, unmarked; a Staffordshire pig jug (3) 10 An early 20th century Rococo bronze easel mirror 11 An Art Nouveau copper chamber stick, hammered detail Blue and White Ceramics - a large Davenport Willow pattern meat plate, blue printed marks; an Alfred Colley Paris pattern oval serving 12 dish; another, smaller; a large Victorian Ironstone kettle (faults); etc A Sampson Hancock Derby shaped circular plate, painted with colourful summer flowers, the border with floral sprigs and gilt scrolls, 13 21.5cm diam, S, H, crown, crossed swords and D mark in red (restored) 13A A 19th century yellow glass ewer , looped handle 14 A 20th century Austrian or German figure, The Piper by the Stump, blue printed marks 15 Royal Doulton Series Ware - English Old Scenes 'The Gleaners' planter , Dickens Ware plate, 'Barkis' ; etc(3) A pair of T.F. & S.Ltd. inverted baluster vases, painted with unfolding white orchids, gilt burnished inner rim, gilt and beaded bands, 16 spreading cylindrical foot, 39.4cm high, gilt printed marks, c. 1890 (a/f) 17 A pair of Louis 14th style wall lights , with hanging crystal drops 18 An Art Nouveau copper charger, repousse border with poppies, 35cm diameter 19 A set of five Royal Crown Derby 1128 Imari plates, 21.5cm diameter, first quality, printed marks (5) 20 Pendelphin - Pieface, Rolly, Rambler, Picnic Stand, Bandstand ; etc 21 Whisky - Wade ceramic bell, 1847 - 1922,Alexander Graham Bell, another, Christmas decanter , boxed; Bells extra special whisky (3) 22 A set of five Wade Natwest pig money banks 23 A Royal Doulton character jug, Falstaff; others, Jolly Toby; Happy John; The Huntsman; Francis Drake; Honest Measure; etc (9) 24 An early 20th century Dresden-type figural group, The Chess Players, as a gallant and his lady, in crinoline dress, gilt scrolling base A grouped set of copper printing plates showing technological items; plated Art Deco cigarette box; Indian hardwood boxes, various , 25 others ; etc 26 Ceramics - and Glass - Masons storage caddies, decorated with fruit, carnival glass bowl ; etc 27 A Chinese bamboo carving of a Sage; a twentieth century carved model of a goose, carved signature in relief (2) 28 A Royal Crown Derby paperweight Koala Bear, gold stopper, another Chipmunk, gold stopper 29 Oriental Ceramics - a 19th century cylindrical vase ; a blue and white ginger jar and cover (2) 30 A Royal Crown Derby paperweight Walrus, silver stopper, another duck billed platypus, gold stopper (2) A Sampson Hancock Derby teacup and saucer, painted with roses and convolvolus on an apple green ground, SH, crown, crossed 31 swords and D mark in puce; other teaware; etc Boxes and Objects - an early 20th century shaped square lacquer box, the lift off cover decorated with butterflies and flowers; a silver 32 mounted and ebony desk tidy; an ebony part dressing table set ; etc 33 A large contemporary Oriental baluster shaped vase, decorated with chrysanthemum's in tones of blue and brown and two large cranes 34 Musical Instruments - an Excelsior clarinet, retailed by Riviere and Hawkes, Leicester Square, London; violin bow (2) 35 A late 19th / early twentieth century pharmacists scales , one horizontal drawer , with weights A 19th century copper jelly mould, 14cm high; another similar, smaller; a 19th century copper jelly mould , of oval reeded form, stamped 36 W.Grist; etc. (5) 37 Wedgwood Jasperware - green Wedgwood Jasperware pin dishes, urnular vases; etc 38 An early 20th century E.P.N.S afternoon tea stand, marked A&Co, c.1920 39 A Royal Crown Derby paperweight Water Dragon, gold stopper, another leaping dolphin, gold stopper (2) 40 A Doulton Slaters Patent Chine ware ovoid vase, decorated with flowers and foliage on shagreen ground, 31cm high, impressed mark 41 Ceramics - a Beswick flying mallard, 596/3, another smaller ; other duck wall plaques; novelty teapot; etc A Doulton Burslem ewer of classical proportions, painted with colourful maguerites, burnished neck and handle decorated in enamels 42 with floral swags, spreading circular foot, 45.5cm high, brown printed marks, c. 1895 (faults) A set of three Sampson Hancock side plates, well painted with colourful summer flowers, gilt line rims, 17cm diam, S, H, crown, crossed 43 swords and D mark in red; a similar smaller plate, 12cm diam; a cabinet cup and saucer; etc (6) 44 A pair of mounted Roe Deer skulls ; another pair, shield backs (4) A Victorian coromandel box, hinged cover, c.1860; a laquered papier mache fan box, decorated with scrolling foliage, c.1900; a set of 45 gram weights, cased (3) 46 An EPNS two-handled gallery tray; a cake basket (2) A Victorian Style table Casket, the octagonal body in set with four glass panes separated by pierced gilt metal panels, unmarked, 17cm 47 wide 48 A Japanese Satsuma baluster vase, decorated with three floral panels within chrysanthemums body, A Doulton Burslem bottle flared, the body of the vase with a grapefruit ground colour applied in gilt with stylized chrysanthemums, ornate 49 baroque handle, 23.2cm high, green printed marks, c. 1910 (faults) 50 A carved ebony elephant with ivory detail to the feet; another, similar; another; a reedwork woven elephant (4) 51 A machete, leather covered sacabbard A Beswick fruit service, comprising of a serving dish, bowls, a pair of ribbed jugs , decorated with Crinoline ladies; a contemporary green 52 glass vase 53 A Royal Crown Derby Titanic commemorative cup and saucer , plate , boxed , all firsts 54 A late 19th/early 20th century Eccles miner's lamp, marked 943 55 A boxed Chalet Suisse no.3 game of building blocks; various playing cards framed and mounted 56 A pair of Majolica two-handled vases, blue ground with thistles, naturalistic handles; a Majolica leaf plate (3) 57 Ceramics - Collectors and Tourist plates; a pair of Staffordshire mantel vases; etc 58 Toys - Dinky car transporter, another; other lorry's ; etc 59 A Royal Crown Derby paperweight Pheasant, gold stopper, boxed, a pair of chaffinch paperweights, gold stoppers (3) Ceramics - a Wedgwood part dinner service, banded in maroon, impressed mark, late 19th century; two graduated Willow pattern meat 60 plates; a Copeland Chelsea pattern plate; etc Ceramics- a Staffordshire pottery poodle , 22cm high ; a Staffordshire figural group , Swan Arbour ; a Victorian white pottery jelly mould; 61 a Barge Ware teapot , Love at Home (4) 62 Royal Crown Derby 1128 Imari- octangonal plate, second quality; a pair of side plates, first quality (3) Swarovski and other Crystal - a deer; another, large swan; others, mice, dolphin, owl, fish; elephant; all unboxed;a paperweight etched 63 with a duckling amongst reeds , signed A Capredoni (12) 64 A Beswick model of a Skewbald horse , black printed mark; another Beswick horse (2) A Sampson Hancock Derby figure, Night, on tasselled cushions, kneeling saying prayers, 8.5cm, S. H. crown, crossed swords and D 65 mark in puce, two parallel lines for Harry Sampson Hancock 66 A Royal Crown Derby 2451 hot water jug; four tea plates; bread and butter plate; trinket dish (7) A pair of Sampson Hancock Derby shaped square dishes, painted by J.Ratcliffe, signed with initials, with colourful summer flowers, the 67 borders in relief with leafy scrolls, picked out in gilt, 8.5cm wide, S, H, crown crossed swords and D mark in red; another, with oval cartouche in gilt oval cartou ...[more] 68 A set of nine Sampson Hancock Imari Old Witches pattern side plates, 15cm diam, S, H, crown, crossed swords and D mark in red 69 A Staffordshire china part tea service decorated with gilt and black borders; a Johnson Bros 'Pareek' pattern part tea service (2) A pair of Sampson Hancock shaped circular Botanical specimen plates, painted with tulip and honeysuckle, pierced border picked out in 70 gilt, 23cm diam, S, H, crown, crossed swords and D mark in red and puce A Japanese Kutani Porcelain figure, as a man with mallet aloft, carrying a large sack, stood upon three oval baskets, unmarked; another 71 (2) 72 A set of six Royal Worcester King Arthur plates, privately commissioned by The International Arthurian Society, boxed A brass and etched glass storm lantern , a Victorian monocular brass and shagreen telescope, a brass bell , a commemorative ceramic 72A tankard; a silver
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