SECOND DAY’S SALE

THURSDAY 21st april 2011

ORIENTAL and EUROPEAN CERAMICS and GLASS

Commencing not before 10.30pm Oriental and European Ceramics and Glass will be on view on: Saturday 16th April 9.00am to 1.00pm Sunday 17th April 2.00pm to 4.00pm Monday 18th April 9.00am to 5.15pm Tuesday 19th April 9.00am to 5.15pm Wednesday 20th April 9.00am to 5.15pm Limited viewing on sale day

Enquiries: Andrew Thomas Enquiries: Nic Saintey Tel: 01392 413100 Tel: 01392 413100 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 87 323 324

321. 323. 325. A pair of clear glass A champagne or sweetmeat A small sweetmeat glass or decanters of mallet shaped glass, the pan shaped bowl stand of shallow flaring and form with facet cut decoration with diamond moulded externally ribbed form, the fold beneath a mushroom stopper, exterior with double basal over rim applied with eight together with a claret jug en blade knops set on a teared loops terminating in strawberry suite, each 25.5 cm high, early and inverted baluster stem and prunts set on a short stem with 20th century. (3) diamond moulded and domed moulded domed and fold over £80-120 fold over foot, 12 cm high, foot, 10 cm diameter, mid 322. circa. 1730-40, retailer’s label 18th century. A pair of clear glass for Churchill to underside. £100-150 confitures of pedestal form £250-300 326. and with domed covers cut 324. A pair of glass patty pans of with fretted panels, 30 cm A sweetmeat glass the externally ribbed form with high, early 19th century, rounded funnel bowl with fold over rims, 8 cm diameter, staple repair to one together diamond moulded exterior mid 18th century. with a similar pedestal bowl set on a short stem with triple £80-120 with everted rim and cut blade knop on a domed and 327. decoration. (3) terraced foot, 9 cm high, circa. A clear glass shallow circular £200-300 1730-40, retailer’s labels for tazza with fold over rim set Churchill. on a conical fold over foot, 17 £300-400 cm diameter, mid / late 18th century. £150-200

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328. A set of six pedestal salts or compotiers each of circular form with everted rim with facet cut decoration short stems and blade knop set on a square base with star cut decoration, 7.5 cm high, early 19th century. £100-150 329. A Façon-de-Venise, goblet the shallow bowl with basal blade knop set on a hollow cushioned knopped and wrythen moulded stem with 331 tooled clear and blue ‘serpent’ wings on domed fold over 330. 331. foot, probably Low Countries A Façon-de-Venise blue glass A pair of Dutch enamelled 12.5 cm high, retailer’s label vase of globular form with glass armorial beakers the for Churchill, late 17th century, raised flaring neck the exterior central polychrome device minor loss to terminal of one with looping and horizontal flanked in white enamel with wing. trailed decoration applied with the date ‘1622’ and ‘Dom de £300-500 four clear strawberry prunts Scherfenberg’, 8.5 cm high. and four loop handles with £600-800 tooled clear embellishment, 12 cm high, probably late 17th century. £400-500 89 332 333

332. 334. A Bohemian green and A pair of overlay vases of white overlaid vase of slender mildly swelling cylindrical baluster form enamelled with form, the clear bodies with three oval floral and landscape raised blue vertical rectangular panels on a gilt embellished panels on a gilt scrolling slice cut ground, 34 cm high, ground, 20 cm high, the bases late 19th century. diamond point etched ‘C.M. £200-250 No.212/7’. 333. £150-180 A Bohemian amber flashed 335. goblet with knopped stem A Bohemian pale blue and and facet cut foot, the domed white overlay pedestal vase cover intaglio decorated with cut with five bands of printies a stag and does in a wooded and enamelled with blooms, landscape, 29 cm high, mid 23 cm high. 19th century. £120-180 £500-700 336. A Bohemian glass and cast brass mounted lamp base of bulbous octagonal form with slice cut neck ring, the body with raised circular panels enamelled with flowers 336 on a gold and blue scrolling ground, 36 cm high. £200-300 90 341

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337. 339. 342. A Bohemian white overlaid A Bohemian opaline glass Two Powell & Sons on clear glass pedestal vase, table scent bottle and Whitefriars glass vases after the bowl with castellated stopper of octagonally the originals by Geoffrey rim set on slender tapering faceted and petal shaped Baxter and of tapering form, and knopped stem, the bowl form enamelled with scrolling the kingfisher blue ground enamelled with an oval portrait foliage, 22 cm high. applied on the interior with panel of a lady composing a £200-300 meadow green trails, 22 and letter and verso with a rose 340. 16 cm high, the latter with centred bouquet, the stem A Continental ‘milk’ glass paper label, circa. 1969-71. with alternating floral and gilt pedestal vase enamelled in £180-220 scrolling panels on a profuse blue with a classical figure 343. gilt scrolling ground, 35 cm seated beside a brazier A Powell & Sons Whitefriars high, mid 19th century. attended by a female slave, 39 glass vase after the original by £400-600 cm high, minor flakes to foot.. Geoffrey Baxter of cylindrical 338. £120-180 form, the kingfisher blue A pair of Bohemian overlay 341. ground applied with meadow glass pedestal vases of A Daum Nancy art glass vase green spots, 18.5 cm high, waisted pedestal form each red the heavy smoky coloured circa. 1969-71. body with an encircling white body cut with twelve facets, £100-150 band enamelled with garden 28 cm high, diamond point flowers on a gilt scrolling etched, ‘Daum Nancy France’ ground, 35 cm high, glue with the cross of Lorraine. repairs to one. £280-320 £350-450

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348. A Powell & Sons Whitefriars glass textured ‘drunken bricklayer’ vase after the 349 original by Geoffrey Baxter in kingfisher blue, 21 cm high, 344. 346. circa. 1967-77 A Powell & Sons Whitefriars A Powell & Sons Whitefriars £200-400 glass dish after the original by glass vase after the original by 349. Geoffrey Baxter and of shallow Geoffrey Baxter of cylindrical A David Gueron vase of mildly hexagonal form, the form, the kingfisher blue squat form, the cased deep kingfisher blue ground applied ground applied with meadow amethyst body with orange with meadow green spots, 32 green spots, 15.5 cm high, and a white swirling band cm diameter, circa. circa. 1969-71. under clear glass of squat 1969-71. £80-120 form, 24 cm high, diamond £100-150 347. point etched above the foot 345. A pair of Galle glass vases of ‘Degue’ and on the underside A Powell & Sons Whitefriars shouldered oviform, the pale ‘Made in France’, circa. 1930. glass bowl after the original amber body overlaid in purple £200-300 by Geoffrey Baxter and of deep and acid etched and cut with 350. No Lot. circular form, the kingfisher cyclamen type blooms, 9 cm blue ground applied with high, raised signatures to body, meadow green spots, 20 cm early 20th century, small flake diameter, circa. 1969-71. to edge of one foot. £100-200 £300-400 92 351. A Chinese jar of oviform with domed cover painted in blue with numerous figures in an extensive landscape beneath an incised cloud band and stiff leaves, 26 cm high, Transitional. £1000-2000

93 352. A Chinese porcelain bowl the exterior painted in blue and copper red with a dragon and phoenix chasing a flaming pearl amongst clouds above a band of wave scrolls, 19 cm diameter, concentric rings and six character mark for Kangxi but later. £200-250 353. A close pair of Chinese porcelain oil and vinegar ewers and covers in the Arabic taste, the hexagonally faceted bodies with moulded cartouche shaped panels and later European over decoration, 17 cm high, faux Chinese 353 character marks, the porcelain 18th century, devoid knops. £300-400 354. A Chinese porcelain tea canister of rectangular form, painted in blue with prunus, chrysanthemum and peony and the shoulders with a lozenge and mirror, 15 cm high, Kangxi, with pieced and carved hardwood cover and stand, minor flakes. £200-400

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355. 357. lotus blooms, 27 cm diameter, Two Chinese porcelain A Chinese porcelain painted concentric rings and shallow dishes, the cavettos pot bellied figure in green six character mark for Jiajing, and borders painted in blue and aubergine robes holding both later, the latter cracked. with pentagonal and circular an urn of flowers on a pierced (2) panels containing household rectangular base 27 cm high, £180-220 and precious objects, 21 cm Kangxi, restoration to neck. 362. diameter, Kangxi, minor rim £300-400 A Chinese porcelain teapot chips. of barrel shaped form with £200-250 358-360. No Lots. plaited handle and leafy 356. terminal, the cover with peach A Chinese porcelain teabowl 361. knop, painted in blue with an and saucer of wrythen A Chinese porcelain shallow extensive landscape within a moulded form enamelled in dish decorated in blue with complex diaper border with the famille verte palette with green and red enamels with some gilt embellishment, 12.5 household objects surrounded a pair of magpies amongst cm high, Qianlong. by a panelled border of lotus, prunus and bamboo within £100-150 peony and chrysanthemum, a border of prunus, 18 cm saucer 13 cm diameter, diameter, painted concentric concentric rings and single rings and six character character mark, Kangxi; Yongzheng marks together together with a similar plate. with a bowl decorated in blue (3) with alternating kylins and £200-300 95 367 369 363. A Yixing teapot and cover of tapering square profile with angular handle, spout and knop, one facet embossed with four rows of text, 13 cm high, impressed seal mark to base, glue repair to handle. £100-120 364. A small Yixing teapot of bellied and tapering square profile with rustic handle and faux bamboo spout simply modelled on one facet and the cover with a flowering prunus bough, 11 cm high, impressed seal mark to base. £100-120 370 365. A Yixing teapot and cover 367. 369. of square profile with angular A Chinese porcelain tankard A Yixing tea pot and cover handle, spout and knop of bell shaped form enamelled of ‘Dragon Cloud’ form the decorated in coloured enamels in the famille rose palette with cover with fungus knop and with figures, prunus and lotus, a panel containing figures, articulating dragon’s head, 11 14 cm high, impressed seal buildings and sailing vessels in cm high. mark together with another of a European landscape flanked £200-250 circular form enamelled with by sprays of prunus beneath 370. gourds, scrolls and blooms, a foliate band, 15 cm high, A Chinese porcelain cup with impressed seal mark. (2) Qianlong, early metal and raffia two foliate and floral moulded £100-150 covered replacement handle. handles with leafy terminals 366. £150-200 on lappet moulded base A dark brown Yixing tea 368. with beaded stem and foot, pot of rustic form with faux A Chinese porcelain deep enamelled front and verso in bamboo spout the handle and bowl the exterior painted in the famille rose palette with knop formed as a branches the blue with the ‘Three Friends’ oval panel and the initial ‘L’ body embossed with bamboo, the interior with peony between a complex diaper and prunus and fir, impressed beneath a simple band, 16.5 simple bamboo bands, 22.5 four character mark to base cm diameter, six character cm high, Qianlong. together with four matching marks in concentric rings, £300-400 cups. (5) chipped. * By repute for Sir Henry £150-250 £100-200 Lawrence 96 371. A Chinese porcelain vase of double gourd form profusely enamelled in the famille rose palette with a millefiori pattern and draped with a trompe l’oeil ribbon, 24 cm high, Qianlong six character seal mark in red but 19th century, faint hair crack on rim. £300-500 372. A Chinese porcelain bowl, cover and stand of ogee shape each enamelled with a pair of figures including warriors and deities and panels of poetic texts, stand 12.5 cm diameter, Douguang six character seal mark in red. £150-200 373. A set of four Chinese porcelain plaques of rectangular form enamelled with a stork perched amongst prunus, an eagle amongst lobelia, a peacock amongst chrysanthemum and a pheasant amongst peony, 78 x 20 cm, within burr and hardwood frames, early 20th century. 371 £400-600

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374. 376. 378. A Chinese porcelain shallow A pair of Chinese porcelain A Fukugawa porcelain dish the cavetto decorated figures of kylins in dramatic shallow circular dish the in famille verte enamels with acrobatic poses under interior enamelled with three chrysanthemum and peony turquoise glazes, 24 cm high. cartouches containing phoenix issuing from pierced rocks with £200-250 reserved on a profuse ground butterflies within a seeded 377. the exterior with prunus lotus border with alternating A Chinese porcelain figure sprays, 12 cm diameter, three panels of prunus, fungus and of a kylin modelled in a character mark in blue, Meiji. iris, 36 cm diameter, Kangxi, recumbent pose on a pierced £80-120 fine hair cracks. ‘rocky’ base together with 379. £200-400 a seated pair of kylins on A pair of Chinese porcelain 375. rectangular bases, under bowls and stands enamelled A Chinese porcelain garden turquoise glazes, losses to one. with a stag, stork and pair of seat of traditional pierced (3) bats in a landscape containing and studded barrel shaped £250-300 lingzhi fungus and peony, form decorated in famille rose saucers 15 cm diameter, enamels with gourds and four character seal mark for butterflies reserved on a blue Xianfeng. ground, beneath a lappet £100-200 border, 48 cm high, early 20th century. £300-400

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380. An Isnik shallow bowl decorated with black, blue, green and red with saz leaf, tulips and other blooms within a matching border, the reverse with simple motifs, 29.5 cm diameter, 17th century loss to rim, together with a similarly decorated jug with loss to handle and rim. (2) £1000-1500

99 381. An Isnik pottery dish the cavetto decorated in black, blue, green and red with saz leaf, tulips and other blooms and foliage within a border of wave scrolls, 29 cm diameter, 17th century, broken and partially stapled. £700-900

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382. An Isnik pottery dish decorated in black, pale blue, green and red with a central stylised bloom surrounded by lappet shaped panels containing flower-like motifs within a simple border, 29 cm diameter, 17th century. £700-900 383-4. No Lots.

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385. 387. A Stephen Green salt A Bournes Pottery salt glazed glazed buff stoneware figural spirit flask spirit flask commemorating modelled as Daniel ‘O’ Connell the Proclamation of Queen clutching a scroll impressed Victorian, of shouldered form ‘Irish Reform Cordial’ above moulded in high relief with the caption ‘Daniel ‘O’ Connell a full length portrait of the Esq’, 20 cm high, impressed young princess and verso with verso ‘Denby & Codnor Park, a pre-Victorian Royal Cypher, Bournes , Derbyshire’, 20 cm high, incised ‘Published circa.1835-40, faint hair crack. by **** July 20 1837’, two £150-180 glaze flakes together with 388. 389 another similar of oviform A Doulton & Watts salt with relief head and shoulder glazed stoneware figural 389. portraits of Victoria and verso spirit flask modelled as Lord A Dutch creamware two the Duchess of Kent bordered Brougham clutching a scroll divisional cruet stand of by oak leaves, 17cm high. (2) impressed ‘The True Spirit of pierced foliate, floral and scroll £300-400 Reform’ above the caption form inset with two bottles of 386. ‘Brougham’s Reform Cordial’, shouldered form captioned A Belper & Denby (Bourne 18 cm high, impressed verso ‘Oyl’ and ‘Azyn’ set on four Potteries) figural salt ‘Lambeth Pottery, Doulton lion paw supports, 23.5 cm glazed stoneware spirit & Watts, 15 High Street, high, late 18th century oil flask modelled as Lord Grey Lambeth’, circa. 1832 bottle stained and devoid clutching a scroll impressed £180-220 cover. ‘The Peoples Rights’ above the £120-180 caption ‘Greys Reform Cordial’, 19 cm high, impressed verso Belper & Denby, Bournes Potteries, Derbyshire, circa. 1830-35. £180-220 101 390. A North Devon documentary harvest jug of typical bulbous form with raised ribbed neck and ribbed strap handle and scroll terminal the neck incised with zig-zag and foliate bands incised below the spout ‘1823 July the 31, Now I am come for to supply you harvest yomen when you are Dry when you are Dry full of Swet Liquor is far better than any Meat, John & Mary Shepperd Guy’ flanked by flowering and branching trees and below the handle a heart shaped panel ‘Drink about Brother when this is out we will have another’, 29 cm high, minor glaze loss to terminal. £5000-6000

102 391. An Edwin Beer Fishley (Fremington) pottery jug of bulbous form with flaring neck with applied strap handle with thumb rest and scroll terminal sgrafitto decorated with the three Fates Clotho, Lachtsis and Atropos crested by a Greek caption ‘KADS’ and above a band of wave scrolls, 31 cm high, incised to base ‘E.B. Fishley, Maker Fremington, Nr. Barnstaple, North Devon 1860’ , some loss of terminal. £1500-1800 Provenance: Sold Bearnes 6th March, 2007, lot 25, previously the property of Dartington Hall 103 392 393

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392. 393. 395. An early C.H. Brannam A Bideford (East-the- A West Country documentary (Barnstaple) pottery jug of Water) pottery jardiniere of pottery flagon of bulbous oviform with raised ribbed bulbous form with notched ‘flat sided’ form with narrow neck and applied ribbed rim sgrafitto decorated with tapering neck and grooved strap handle with thumb rest blooms and a single panel, strap handle incised beneath and scroll terminal, the body incised ‘Bideford’, 26 cm high, the spout ‘G.E., Rich’d Edge, incised with the complete 19th century, some glaze loss. May ye 1st 1807’ flanked by text of a poem The Dial of £300-500 naive blooms, foliage, a bird Flowers by Felicia Hemans, 33 394. and a single figural profile, 25 cm high, incised beneath the A North Devon, probably cm high, significant glaze loss. handle ‘C.H. Brannam, Pottery, Bideford (East-the-Water) £200-400 Barnstaple, June 12 - 1876’ jardiniere of bulbous form and under the base ‘C.H. with wavy rim the body boldly Brannam, June 12 - 1876, sgrafitto decorated with blooms Barnstaple, Devon’, hair crack and foliage, 25 cm high, 19th to neck. century, some glaze loss. £250-300 £300-500 104 396. An Edwin Beer Fishley (Fremington) documentary pottery harvest jug of oviform with raised neck and applied ribbed strap handle with thumb rest and scroll terminal incised beneath the spout with a circular panel ‘1881 Edwin Heal, Home Farm, Fremington’ flanked by hops, barley flowers and foliage picked out in green and farming implements, in turn flanked by poetic texts, 31 cm high, incised to base E.B. Fishley, Potter, Fremington, restoration to neck. £1500-1800

105 397. An Edwin Beer Fishley (Fremington) pottery figure in the Palissy manner modelled naturalistically as a frog on a grassy , 12 cm wide, incised to base E.B. Fishley, Fremington, N.Devon. £200-300 Provenance: Purchased Bearnes 22nd April, 2009, previously illustrated in Art Potters of Barnstaple, Audrey Edgeler, fig 61, page 80.

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398. An Edwin Beer Fishley (Fremington) pottery jug of globular form with raised neck and applied strap handle incised and sgrafitto decorated with an ‘Chinoiserie’ landscape containing buildings, a large bird, a junk, willow and other vegetation beneath a fretted band the handle terminating with an Oriental mask highlighted with some green and blue glazes, 21.5 cm high, incised E.B. Fishley, Pottery, N. Devon. £300-500

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399. An Edwin Beer Fishley (Fremington) pottery ‘Farmers’ jug incised with the text ‘Success to the farmer, The plough and the flail, May the landlord ever flourish, And the tenant never fail, 1888’ flanked by simple foliate sprigs, 27 cm high, incised E.B., Fishley, Potter, Fremington, N. Devon. £300-400 400. An Edwin Beer Fishley 402 402. (Fremington) ‘Farmers’ jug An Edwin Beer Fishley of bulbous form with raised (Fremington) pottery jug flaring neck and applied strap 401 of bulbous form with raised handle incised with the text pieced neck the rim with three ‘Good luck to the hoof and the 401. spouts the hollow handle horn, Good luck to the flock A North Devon pottery jug of with a pair of scroll terminals and the fleece, Good luck to baluster form with flaring neck incised ‘Here, Gentlemen, the growers of corn, May we and grooved strap handle, the come try yr skill, See hold always have plenty and piece’, neck sgrafitto decorated with a wager if you will, That flanked by simple foliate sprigs, geometric bands above simple you don’t drink this liq’r all, 21.5 cm high, incised E.B. blooms and incised ‘Bideford Without you spill or let some Fishley, Potter, Fremington, Devon’, 14 cm high, later 19th fall’ 16 cm high, incised E.B. N.Devon, rim chips. century. Fishley, Fremington, N.Devon. £200-400 £200-400 £200-300

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405. A North Devon pottery jug of bulbous form with raised neck and applied strap handle and scroll terminal incised with simple frond-like vegetation 406 beneath a lattice band, 14.5 cm high, some glaze loss. £200-300 406. An Edwin Beer Fishley 407 (Fremington) pottery two handled jug of baluster form 403. 404. sprigged with an encircling An Edwin Beer Fishleigh An Edwin Beer Fishley band of fruiting vine picked (Fremington) pottery jug (Fremington) pottery jug out in green, 18 cm high, E.B. of bulbous form with raised of oviform with raised and Fishley, Potter, Fremington, applied ribbed strap handle waisted neck with applied N.Devon. incised with poetic texts strap handle incised and £150-200 ‘Sleepe after toile, Porte after sgrafitto decorated with a 407. stormie seas, Ease after warre, single rose-like flower, other A Fremington pottery figure Death after life, Doth greatlie blooms and foliage, 19.5 of a cat naively modelled please’, 23 cm high, incised cm high, incised E.B. Fishley, seated on a shaped base and E.B. Fishley, Fremington, Potter, Fremington, N.D. highlighted with cream slips, N.Devon. £150-250 the edge of the base marked £200-300 in cream ‘Jemmy’, 15 cm high, incised under the base W.Shore, 1913. £100-200

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408. A Fremington pottery figure of a sow modelled recumbent and suckling eight piglets under chocolate and splashed cream slips on an oval base, pierced for hanging, 14 cm wide, embossed in reverse Fishley, loss to one piglet and one ear. £100-200 409. A pair of pails, probably French of waisted form with plaited handles painted in blue with simple foliate bands, 25 cm high, 19th century.

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411. 411 413 A Goldscheider (Wein) figure of a young negro girl stood in simple long dress with one arm behind her 414. back, 25 cm high, applied and A Moorcroft pottery vase of embossed mark to interior. globular form tube lined in £200-300 the Leaf and Fruit pattern in 412. yellow, red, green and blue A figure, on a graduating blue ground, Bluebird, (Style Two), 16 cm high, painted blue and HN.1528. impressed signature and Made £200-300 in England, circa. 1928-35. 413. £220-280 A Clarice Cliff ‘Bizarre’ Dover shape sugar castor decorated in the Blue Japan pattern, 15.5 cm high, printed Wilkinson’s 414 marks, circa. 1933-34. £180-220

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415. A Moorcroft pottery vase of squat oviform tube lined in the Pansies pattern in red, blue, purple and green on a blue ground, 18 cm high, painted blue signature and impressed Moorcroft, 32, Made in England, circa. 1918-29. £250-300 416. A Moorcroft pottery vase of oviform tube lined in the Orchid pattern in green, yellow, blue, purple and red on a blue ground, 16 cm high, painted green and impressed signature with Potter to H.M. the Queen, Made in England, circa. 1945-49, some crazing. £200-250 417. A Moorcroft pottery vase of oviform tube lined in the Pomegranate pattern in red, blue and green on a blue ground, 16.5 cm high, painted and impressed signature with Potter to H.M. the Queen and Made in England, circa. 1945- 49. £200-250 417

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418. 419. No Lot. 421. A Macintyre & Co. Moorcroft A Marianne de Trey pottery vase of oviform tube 420. A Jeremy Leach stoneware lamp base of lined in the Florian pattern in stoneware bowl of footed rectangular slab built form pale lemon, red, green and octagonal ‘cut-sided’ form with raised tapering neck blue with panels of roses and under tenmoku glazes, impressed front and verso with poppies on a cream ground, 10.5 cm high, personal and a chequerboard pattern and 31 cm high, printed Macintyre Lowerdown pottery seals to glazed with tenmoku squares marks, impressed ‘379’ with exterior of foot. on an oatmeal ground, 40.5 green signature, circa. 1904- £250-350 cm high, impressed personal 1913. seal near base. £700-900 £200-300

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422. A group of sixteen Sylvia Fox Strangways stoneware each decorated in blue, green, white and yellow brushwork with flowers, foliage, some figures and a poem on a buff ground, 15 cm square, painted initials verso and dated ‘27 or ‘28, one cracked, two scorched examples. £600-800 423. 422-pt2 A set of six David Leach stoneware bowls of circular form decorated front and verso with brown, blue and iron red foliate brushwork on an oatmeal ground, 15 cm diameter, impressed Lowerdown Pottery seals. £250-350

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112 424 425 424. A David Leach stoneware bowl of circular form decorated in tenmoku and green brushwork with simple foliate sprays on an oatmeal ground, 23 cm diameter, impressed personal seal. £180-220 425. A David Leach stoneware bowl of circular form decorated with brown and blue brushwork with simple foliate sprays on an oatmeal ground, 21 cm diameter, impressed personal seal. 426 £150-200 426. A David Leach stoneware vase of squat globular form the shoulders decorated with stepped indented bands the interior under a pale glaze, 13 cm high, impressed personal seal. £200-250 427. A David Leach stoneware teapot and cover of bee hive form with lug and bamboo handle the body decorated with tenmoku, blue and salmon brushwork with 428 simple foliate sprays, 11 cm 428. high, impressed personal and A David and Jeremy Leach porcelain miniature vase of tear Lowerdown Pottery seals. drop form decorated with tenmoku blue and red brushwork £100-150 with simple foliate spray on a celadon ground, 8 cm high, with impressed personal and incised marks, together with three similar sized and decorated examples with Lowerdown Pottery seals, a hexagonally cut sided example under tenmoku glazes and one other with incised decoration under gun metal glazes both with Lowerdown Pottery seals. (6) £220-280 113 434. A Bow porcelain coffee cup with ear shaped handle enamelled in a palette in the Two Quails pattern, 5.5 cm high, circa. 1755, together with a Chelsea porcelain two handled cup enamelled front and verso with sprays, 5.5 cm high, red anchor mark, cracked, a Derby porcelain coffee cup enamelled with Chinese figures and a pair 431 of Derby porcelain Mazarine ground jars enamelled front 429-30. No Lots. 433. and verso with panels of A group of First Period blooms. (5) 431. Worcester and other £250-300 A Bow porcelain sauce boat porcelain all enamelled in the 435. of fluted form the exterior Bengal Tygers or Dragons A Bow porcelain octagonal painted in blue with a version in Compartments pattern plate and a canted rectangular of the ‘Desirable Residence’ comprising a deep dish, two serving dish both enamelled pattern, the interior with cups and two saucers together in the Kakiemon palette in the bound Chinese scrolls within a with a sucrier and cover in the ‘Two Quails’ pattern, 21.5 and fretted and flower border, Jabberwocky pattern, the latter 27 cm wide respectively, circa. 17 cm long, circa. 1757-60. restored. 1755-65. (2) £200-300 £100-200 £300-400 432. A Bow porcelain coffee cup with ear shaped handle decorated in polychrome enamels with a chrysanthemum and peony, 6.5 cm high, circa. 1755, hair crack. £80-120

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436. A Derby porcelain plate of ‘silver’ shape after a Chinese original enamelled in the famille rose palette with figures in an extensive landscape within a border of landscape panels alternating with bouquets on a gilt scrolling ground, 23 cm diameter, circa. 1790. £150-200 437. A James Giles decorated Chinese porcelain tea bowl and saucer enamelled in black and green wash with 439 a ‘fancy bird’ in a landscape surrounded by foliage within 439. a gilt swag border, saucer 12 A Caughley porcelain part cm diameter, circa. 1760, rims tea service painted in blue in rubbed. the Gilliflower pattern beneath £100-150 a single blue line border 438. comprising a lobed barrel A Derby porcelain figure of shaped teapot and cover, a lady modelled seated on a shallow bowl, sugar bowl, rocky out crop in bonnet and seven saucers, seven tea bowls floral dress, 10 cm high, circa. and four cups, blue crescent 1760-70, some losses. marks, circa. 1780. (21) £80-120 £250-350 440. A Derby porcelain figure modelled as a crying boy wearing a smock over a pink coat and breeches beside a flowering stump on circular gilt scroll base, 21 cm high, patch marks, circa., 1780-90, restoration to one hand. £120-180 440

115 441. A New Hall porcelain tea pot of ‘silver’ shape enamelled front and verso with Chinese figures in an extensive landscape, 14 cm high, circa. 1780-1790. £150-200 442. An oval porcelain plaque painted with a view of the North Western facade of Westminster Abbey with figures and a horse drawn carriage in the foreground, 6 cm wide, mounted as a brooch in gilt metal, probably early 19th century. 442 £200-250 443. An English, probably Chamberlain or Grainger’s (Worcester) porcelain part tea service enamelled in puce and gold with simple sprigs comprising teapot and cover, circular stand, sugar bowl, cream jug, four saucers, five tea bowls and four cups, late 18th or early 19th century, glue repair to knop. £100-200 444. 443 A Spode porcelain ‘New Shape French’ small two handled vase brightly enamelled with garden flowers reserved on a solid gold ground (pattern 711), 13 cm high, circa. 1820-30, restoration to one handle. £250-300

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445. An English porcelain cabaret tea pot of Coalbrookedale type with floral and foliate encrustation with rustic handle and spout set on four feet, 12.5 cm high, cover restored. £100-150 446. A Flight & Barr (Worcester) porcelain jug of oviform with raised neck with ‘ear’ shaped handle with scroll thumb rest decorated beneath the spout with an oval en grisaille panel depicting a figure emblematic of Europe as a seated and crowned figure holding a steed in one hand and a cornucopia in her other with armour, art, science and musical trophies at her feet, beneath a blue and gilt foliate band, 19 cm high, pen crescent mark, painted crown with ‘Flight & Barr 446 Worces’r. Manufacturers to their Majesties.’ and ‘Europe’, circa. 1792-1804. £500-700 447. A pair of porcelain figural cruets each modelled as a ‘Kate Greenaway’ child after an original by James Hadley, under ivory and flesh tones, 18 cm high, green backstamps and date code for 1881. £250-300

447 117 448. A Grainger’s (Worcester) porcelain vase and cover of slender reticulated form with floral and foliate piecing and gold embellishment, 22 cm high, printed brown shield mark and painted model no.1/922, circa. 1870-90. £150-180 449. A Royal Worcester porcelain two handled pedestal vase and cover the base moulded with stylised blooms and ram’s masks and the shoulders with swags and grotesque masks, the body enamelled with scattered sprays amongst harvest trophies in raised gold, impressed Hadley beneath one handle, 52 cm high, puce marks with indistinct date code and model no. 1398, small professional restoration. £1000-1200 450. No Lot.

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118 451. A Royal Worcester porcelain figure group Boy on a Boar modelled after the original, 8 cm high, impressed verso Phoebe Stabler, puce captions and backstamp with date code for 1931 and model no. 2882. £200-250 452. A Royal Worcester porcelain figure group of an English Redstart (Hen) on Gorse modelled after the original by Dorothy Doughty in a limited edition of five hundred, 20 cm high, printed black backstamp and dated 1968, with leather framed certificate numbered 149/500 and hardwood stand, with protective case. £300-500 453. A Royal Worcester porcelain 451 figure group of an English Redstart (Cock) on Gorse modelled after the original by Dorothy Doughty in a limited edition of five hundred, 20 cm high, printed black backstamp and dated 1968, with leather framed certificate numbered 149/500 and hardwood stand, with protective case. £300-500 454. A Royal Worcester porcelain figure group of a Moorhen Chick and Water Lily modelled after the original by Dorothy Doughty in a limited edition of five hundred, 31 cm wide, black backstamp and dated 1964, with leather framed 452, 453 certificate numbered 127/500, repaired. £200-250

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455. 456. Two Royal Worcester A Royal Worcester porcelain porcelain cabinet plates part dessert service the enamelled with Highland cavetto of each enamelled cattle in misty mountainous with roses, passion flower, landscapes by Harry and chrysanthemum, honeysuckle, James Stinton respectively iris and other blooms by Ernest within blue and raised gold Phillips within alternating blue, borders, 23 cm diameter, puce gilt and rose borders, puce backstamps and date codes for backstamps and date code 1919 and 1918 respectively, for 1912, painted pattern no. painted pattern no.W/8256. W/8334. £500-600 £400-600 120 457. A Royal Worcester porcelain two handled pedestal vase enamelled with a pair of Highland cattle in a misty mountainous landscape by Harry Stinton and verso with a lakeside vignette reserved on an ivory ground, 19 cm high, puce backstamp and date code for 1905, stem restored. £400-500 458. A Royal Worcester porcelain cabinet plate the cavetto enamelled with sheep amongst heather in a mountainous landscape by Ernest Barker within a gilt, turquoise and jewelled border, 15 cm diameter, puce backstamp and date code for 1925 with mark for ‘Nocker’ Price. £200-250 459. A Nymphenburg porcelain mug of barrel form with ear shaped handle enamelled with a ‘tacked’ trompe l’oeil view of a Brabantine landscape, signed H. Spilman on a bois simule ground under a gilt rim, 7 cm high, circa. 1780-90. £200-300 *Hendrik Spilman (1721-1784) 457 Born in Haarlem and registered as a draughtsman, engraver and painter in the Guild of St. Luke, he specialised in Dutch and Belgian townscapes. His most memorable work was supplying eight hundred illustrations for a topographical atlas entitled Het verheerlijkt Nederland (The Glorified Netherlands) published 1745-74.

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121 460. A pair of porcelain figures of a Polar Bear Roaring after the original by C.F. Liisberg, 33 cm high, green backstamp with date code for 1979-83, painted blue marks and ‘op’, model no.502 together with another Polar Bear Standing after the original by Knud Kyhn, 28 cm long, painted blue marks and ‘ilx’, model no.1137. (3) £250-300 461. A pair of Continental porcelain figures of male and female pug dogs each seated and sporting a collar with attached bells under brown glazes, 21 cm high, each incised ‘35’ to underside. £200-300 462. A Dresden, probably Helena 460 Wolfsohn, porcelain cruet comprising an oval two handled stand set on four feet and containing an oil and vinegar ewer and one cover enamelled front and verso with waterside mercantile scenes within pink scale and gilt scroll borders, 20 cm high, blue ‘AR’ monogram, late 19th century, glue repair to knop. £100-150 463. A pair of Berlin porcelain cassolettes each of pedestal form with female mask handles 461 and moulded fabric swags set on a fluted column and faux marble base enamelled with lovers in landscapes and verso with sprays of flowers and insects, 22 cm high, under glaze blue mace marks, late 19th century. £150-200

122 464. A Royal Copenhagen porcelain vase of oviform with flaring neck decorated in muted tones with cattle in a landscape, 31 cm high, painted crown and wave marks, 8-4-193i with ‘GR’ monogram. £200-300 465. A pair of Dresden porcelain figures of male and female seated pug dog with pink collars sporting bells and naturalistically coloured, 17 cm high, blue backstamps and impressed model number. £200-300 466. A cup of mildly tapering form with ear shaped handle embossed with floral sprigs, in the white, 7 cm high, underglaze painted blue crossed swords, mid 18th century. £80-120 464

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467. 468. 469. A Meissen porcelain figure A Meissen figure of a pug A group of four small of a shepherdess modelled dog modelled in seated Meissen figures of pug dogs after the original by Michael posture and sporting a blue in various poses each sporting Victor Acier and Johann Carl collar with gold bells under blue collars set with gold bells Schonheit with the figure pale brown glazes, 14 cm together with three further attaching a lead to a lamb high, underglaze blue crossed Meissen pug dogs similarly seated on her apron set on a swords and press number. modelled and decorated tree stump and circular key £150-200 but sporting collars without moulded base, 18 cm high, bells, underglaze blue crossed underglaze blue crossed swords and press numbers to swords, incised F.68 with press each. (7) number 44, minor loss. £300-400 £200-400 470-480. No Lots.

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