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Dec 03 2016 Vendue Roll SATURDAY 03 DECEMBER 2016 COMMENCING 10:00 LOT DESCRIPTION ESTIMATE COLLECTABLES 1 AN ELECTROPLATED TABLE CANDLESTICK - FLUTED DECORATION 50 - 150 2 AN ELECTROPLATED COFFEE POT WITH STOP-FLUTE DECORATION 100 - 300 3 AN ELECTROPLATED MELON-SHAPED TEAPOT WITH EBONITE HANDLE & FINIAL 100 - 300 4 2 X PORCELAIN DOLLS - ONE WEARING SPECTACLES 50 - 150 5 A 3 PIECE SERANCO PLATE TEA SET WITH FITTED EBONITE HANDLES & FINIALS 200 - 400 6 2 X MURANO FREE-FORM ASHTRAYS 100 - 300 7 A ZUID HOLLAND GOUDA PATTERN "MARAT" VASE 50 - 150 A COLLECTION OF CUT-GLASS & CRYSTAL PRESERVE JARS, VASES, BEER MUG, WINE 8 GLASSES PLUS 2 X CONDIMENT BOTTLES WITH ELECTROPLATED MOUNTS 300 - 600 (IMPERFECTIONS) 9 A FIBRE-MOULD REPLICA OF A WEHRMACHT HELMET 50 -150 2 X BLOWN GLASS DECANTERS & 2 X PRESSED GLASS DECANTERS, ALL WITH 10 100 - 300 ORIGINAL STOPPERS PLUS A PEWTER BOTTLE TAG A CRYSTAL DECANTER WITH FACETED STOPPER - ETCHED "GIRAFFES AMONGST THE 11 300 -600 FEVER TREES" AN ANGLO-INDIAN ROSEWOOD JEWEL CHEST WITH INLAID BRASS & COPPER 12 500 - 1 500 FLOWER & LEAF MOTIFS A MURANO RUBY GLASS GOBLET VASE ON A CLEAR CONFORMING BASE AND A 13 50 - 150 CRYSTAL SALAD BOWL (IMPERFECTIONS) 14 A CONTINENTAL FIGURINE OF A MINSTREL 50 - 150 15 AFRICAN SCHOOL NAIVE-CARVED "MYTHICAL SERPENT" AT BEST 16 A DELFT OUDE MOLEN FABRIEK BLUE & WHITE LANDSCAPE RACK PLATE 100 - 300 Page 1 of 18 17 A CHARLOTTE RHEAD FOR BURSLEY WARE PATTERN "BLUE PEONY" SWEET DISH 100 - 300 2 X (?) FRANZ V.A.E PLATES WITH PAINTED AND GLAZED BOTANTICALS, PLUS A 18 50 - 150 DROSDY WARE "THE CHAPMAN" COMMEMORATIVE PLATE 19 A 1955 ROYAL COPENHAGEN BISCUIT PORCELAIN BAS-RELIEF PLAQUE 50 - 150 AN ELKINGTON & CO PLATED SAUCE BOAT PLUS A WALKER & HALL PLATED SAUCE 20 100 - 300 LADLE 21 AN ASSORTED COLLECTION OF GLASSWARE & STEMWARE 50 - 150 A DOULTON LAMBETH STONEWARE "HUNTING BEAKER" WITH HALLMARKED SILVER 22 500 - 1 500 RIM A DOULTON LAMBETH STONEWARE "PHAROAH'S TOMB" BEAKER WITH HALLMARKED 23 500 - 1 500 SILVER RIM AND A "PHAROAH'S TOMB " JUG A COMMEMORATIVE DOULTON LAMBETH STONEWARE "QUEEN VICTORIA DIAMOND 24 500 - 1 500 JUBILEE 1897" EWER A VICTORIAN DOULTON LAMBETH STONEWARE "HUNTING" EWER CIRCA (1879 - 25 500 - 1 500 1886) A ROYAL WORCESTER POWDER BOWL WITH COVER, PLUS A CHINESE MING STYLE BLUE & WHITE GINGER JAR & POWDER BOWL WITH COVER, PLUS 2 X PORTUGUESE 26 100 - 300 BLUE & WHITE CABINET VASES PLUS A MINIATURE CHINESE GINGER JAR WITH COVER 27 AN ART DECO STYLE CAMEL-SHAPED PAINTED TEA POT WITH JOCKEY FINIAL 200 - 400 28 A C30'S CHAD VALLEY NOVELTY PINBALL GAME 300 - 600 29 AN ANTIQUE BRASS POSTAGE SCALE WITH WEIGHTS 200 - 400 30 A GOUDA OF HOLLAND "ADRI" PATTERN VASE 300 - 600 31 AN EPNS CRUET SET, PRESSED GLASS BOWL, BELL & PASTRY TONGS 100 - 300 A ROSENTHAL BLUE & WHITE VASE WITH "WINDMILL BY THE WATER" PATTERN, 32 100 - 300 PLUS AN EPNS SPOON AND SWEET DISH 2 X BOHEMIAN CRYSTAL SALT & PEPPER CELLARS, PRESSED GLASS BASKET, GLASS 33 200 - 400 BELL, ASHTRAY PLUS A NOVELTY SHOE CRUET 34 A PAIR OF MEISSEN STYLE FIGURAL CANDLESTICKS (IMPERFECTIONS) 1 000 - 3 000 A BOHEMIAN CRYSTAL TABLE LAMP WITH MATCHING SHADE & A PRESSED GLASS 35 400 -800 CANDLESTICK A COLLECTION OF BUTTER FORMS & WOODWORKER'S TOOLS, PLUS A BRASS FAN 36 100 -300 AND ANGELETTO TIEBACK 37 A COLLECTION OF DELFT BLUE & WHITE COLLECTABLES 100 - 300 Page 2 of 18 38 A 5 PIECE ELECTROPLATE TEA & MOCHA SERVICE 300 - 600 A COLLECTION OF BRASS COLLECTABLES, COMPRISING: CANDLESTICKS, 39 CHAMBERSTICKS, TABLESTICKS, CANDELABRA, MORTAR & PESTLE, CENSER, 400 - 800 TURKISH MOCHA POTS, VASES & CANDLE SNUFFER 40 A BRASS TURKISH COFFEE VESSEL AND JOHN SANSKEY & SONS JUG 100 - 300 2 X BRASS CANNONETTES, SHOE ASHTRAYS, SWAN, PONDERAX SHELL WEIGHT, 41 200 - 400 BELLS, POT-POURRI HOLDER & A BRASS SAUCER A VICTORIAN COPPER SAUCEPAN WITH RIVETED IRON HANDLE, PLUS 2 X DUTCH BRASS &COPPER SKUIMSPANE, A COPPER & BRASS HANDLED POT WITH COVER, 42 500 - 1 500 PLUS A VICTORIAN COPPER PAN WITH TURNED WOODEN HANDLE, A PAIR OF VICTORIAN COPPER CANDLESTICKS & A HAND- PEANED BRASS-SHOD CAULDRON 43 BRASS & COPPER HOT WATER AND MOCHA POT, MILK & SUGAR 300 - 600 44 A BRASS DINNER GONG WITH STRIKER 300 - 600 45 AN ANTIQUE BRASS FIREWOOD BUCKET WITH WROUGHT IRON HOOP HANDLE 400 - 800 A COLLECTION OF ORIENTAL FIGURINES, A GOUDA PATTERN "ERNA" CABINET JUG 46 50 - 150 (RESTORED) & AN INDIAN TIN AND VELVET JEWEL BOX A COLLECTION OF PRESSED GLASS CIRCULAR PLATTERS, VEGETABLE DISHES & 47 200 - 400 SALAD BOWLS & A HEART-SHAPED PLATTER 48 3 X ELKINGTON & CO PLATED BEER TANKARDS PLUS 2 X MATCHED EGG CUPS 200 - 400 A CONTINENTAL EPNS BOWL WITH COVER & GLASS LINER, PLUS ASSORTED 49 TRINKET BOXES & ENAMEL ON BRASS SPECIMEN VASES, PLUS A BRASS TURKISH & 100 - 300 ENAMEL SWEET BOWL, CARVED DUCK FIGURINES & AN ELEPHANT FIGURINE 2 X 70'S CERAMIC VASES WITH RAISED "STARBURST" DECORATION, PLUS A 50 AT BEST COMMEMORATIVE LEATHER TOBACCO BOX WITH COVER AFRICAN SCHOOL, 20TH CENTURY, WOOD CARVED "CASSIUS CLAY" FIGURE OF A 51 AT BEST BOXER A PAIR OF BRASS TABLE-TOP TRAYS & A BRASS COAL SCUTTLE WITH RIVETED 52 300 - 600 STRAPWORK HANDLE (AS FOUND) A COLLECTION OF 4 X FEATHERS GALLERY OF KNYSNA CARVED & PAINTED BIRDS - 53 300 - 600 HORNBILL, HOOPOE & BEE-EATER (Imperfections) A MINTONS PATTERN "DYNASTY" DINNER PLATE & A ROYAL WORCESTER 54 100 - 300 "BESSBOROUGH" SANDWICH PLATTER 55 A W H GOSS "EDYTH" FIGURINE 100 - 300 56 A ROSENTHAL "FLAMINGO" FIGURINE 100 - 300 57 A ROYAL ALBERT "JULY" CABINET CUP & SAUCER 100 - 300 58 A C30'S BRYLCREEM DISPENSER WITH PLATED FITTINGS 300 - 600 Page 3 of 18 59 3 X ETHNIC CARVED WOODEN BOWLS 50 - 150 60 A CARVED WOODEN SEATED CAMEL WITH BRASS & COPPER MOUNTS 100 - 300 A STAIGEN QUARTZ BEDSIDE CLOCK WITH ROSEWOOD CASE, ROMAN NUMERAL 61 100 - 300 DIAL & BRASS MOUNTS 62 A MEXICAN CANDLELIGHT CLAY WALL MASQUE 50 - 150 63 AN "ANTIQUE GOUDA" CABINET EWER, WITH AUTHENTICATION CERTIFICATE 100 - 300 64 A 15 PIECE GRINDLEY ART DECO-STYLE MOCHA SERVICE (ONE CUP IMPERFECT) 100 - 300 A CANADIAN ELECTROPLATE ON COPPER TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE WITH NEAR 65 300 - 600 MATCHING TRAY (5 PIECES) 66 AN ANTIQUE CAST-METAL SCALE WITH WEIGHTS (AS FOUND) 100 - 300 67 A CHINESE BRASS VASE WITH RAISED RELIEF OF EMPEROR DRAGONS 300 - 600 68 A CHINESE BRASS CENSER ON A CONFORMING TRIPOD BASE 100 - 300 A 7 PIECE MURANO SAPPHIRE COLOURED GLASS LIQUEUR SET - WITH GOLD 69 300 - 600 OVERLAY DECORATION 70 AN 18 PIECE YAMASAN DRAGON TEA SET MADE IN OCCUPIED JAPAN 400 - 800 A CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN MANTLE URN WITH 24 CT OVERLAY, PAINTED FLORAL 71 300 - 600 SPRIG AND FIGURAL SCENE A C70'S SUSAN WILLIAMS-ELLIS FOR PORTMERION POTTERY PATTERN "TOTEM" 72 300 - 600 MOCHA SERVICE (15 PIECES) 73 A LLADRO FIGURINE "SPANISH NUNS" 500 - 1 500 74 A LLADRO FIGURINE "BIRTHDAY SURPRISE" 300 - 600 A ROYAL COPENHAGEN BLANC DE CHINE FIGURINE "OPIUM PIPE SMOKER" 75 200 - 400 MODELLED BY RA 76 A DUTCH ROYAL SPHINX BLUE & WHITE DELFT WALL-PLATE 100 - 300 6 X SCHNAPPS GLASSES - MAKER: DEMA GLASS LTD, ENGLAND (WITH ORIGINAL 77 100 - 300 PACKAGING) A COLLECTION OF MOCHA CUPS & SAUCERS OF VARIOUS MAKERS, INCLUDING: 78 200 - 400 AYNSLEY, GRAFTON CHINA, CROWN DUCAL, JOHNSON BROS & CT (CZECH) (LOSSES) 3 X POST-WAR CARLTONWARE MOCHA CUPS & SAUCERS, IN COLOURS OF APPLE- 79 200 - 400 GREEN & PALE PINK Page 4 of 18 80 A DEMBY WARE MOTTLED BLUE VASE WITH STYLISED LEAF DECORATION 300 - 600 A C30'S STINKWOOD INLAID CARD BOX, PLUS AN EMBOSSED LEATHER CARD CASE 81 200 - 400 WITH CARDS A VAL ST LAMBERT FREE-FORM TABLE LAMP (ELECTRIFIED) RETAILED BY MAHOT 82 1 500 - 3 000 VAN HOFFELEN OF JEZUSSTRAT, ANTWERPEN 83 2 X MURANO FREE-FORM BEDSIDE LAMPS (FITTED FOR ELECTRICITY) (AS FOUND) 50 - 150 84 2 X MURANO FREE-FORM BOWLS IN COLOURS OF PURPLE & INDIGO 50 - 150 A PORTUGUESE WW2 "ANTONA AGUENA" VASE WITH DOMED COVER - PHOENIX, 85 50 - 150 FLOWER & LEAF DECORATION A 5 PIECE SHEFFIELD CRAFTSMAN 'MARTELE' PEWTER MOCHA & TEA SERVICE WITH 86 TRAY - EBONITE HANDLES & FINIALS PLUS AN ARTS & CRAFTS TOBACCO JAR WITH 400 - 800 COVER 87 2 X ELECTROPLATED VEGETABLE DISHES WITH COVERS 200 - 400 88 A FRENCH OPALESCENT GLASS VASE WITH RAISED FLORAL DECORATION 300 - 600 89 AN EPNS MOUNT GLASS WINE FLAGON (WITH ORIGINAL STOPPER) 100 - 300 90 A CRESCENT POTTERIES VASE - "CRANE" PATTERN 50 - 150 91 2 X STAR GLASS MURANO-STYLE FLOWER VASES (WITH ORIGINAL BOX) 50 - 150 92 A COPPER FLAMBÉ PAN ON STAND PLUS 4 X EGG CUPS 200 - 400 93 A COPPER WATERING CAN, WINE MEASURE & TESSIE 50 - 150 94 A BRASS CANNON SHELL PLUS A COPPER & BRASS STRAPWORK JUG 50 - 150 95 AN ANTIQUE COPPER BELDRAY HOSPITAL HOT WATER JUG 100 - 300 2 X FEATHERS GALLERY OF KNYSNA CARVED AND PAINTED BIRDS - CRESTED & 96 300 - 600 AFRICAN GUINEA FOWLS A DE KLERK COPPER JUG & AN OVAL FLOWER BOWL PLUS A BLUE & WHITE TRINKET 97 300 - 600 BOX 98 A VICTORIAN COPPER HEARTH KETTLE 100 - 300 99 A SCHOONER MODEL SHIP IN A GLAZED WOODEN CASE 100 - 300 100 A COLLECTION OF CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN FIGURINES 100 - 300 Page 5 of 18 101 A "BEATRICE NUMBER 2" COFFEE GRINDER 100 - 300 102 A BRASSED LOVELOCK GRINDER AND A NORMA BABY SCALE 50 - 150 A WMF JUGENDSTIL COPPER & BRASS TILTING TEA KETTLE & STAND WITH BURNER, 103 TEA POT, MILK JUG, SUGAR BASIN - DOMED COVERS & TURNED FINIALS, PLUS 300 - 600 MATCHING TRAY (Imperfections) 104 A CAPE-STYLE COPPER 'WATERKAN' WITH STRAPWORK HANDLE 400 - 800 105 A 5 PIECE ELECTROPLATED SERANCO TEA SERVICE (AS FOUND) 200 - 400 A CARVED WOODEN DOMED BOX PLUS 3 X ELECTROPLATED "BAMBOO PATTERN" 106 100 - 300 NUT BOWLS 10 X ROYAL DOULTON "OLD LEEDS SPRAYS" PATTERN TEA TRIOS, 2 X MATCHING 107 400 - 800 SAUCERS AND CAKE PLATES A ROYAL DOULTON BUNNYKINS PATTERN "RING-A-RING O' ROSES"
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