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East Bristol Auctions East Bristol Auctions Two Day Antiques & Collectables Sale - Worldwide 1 Hanham Business Park Postage, Packing & Delivery Available On All Items, see Memorial Road www.eastbristol.co.uk Bristol BS15 3JE United Kingdom Viewing Wednesday 10th June 9am - 7pm Started Jun 11, 2015 10:30am BST Lot Description A Royal Crown Derby limited edition model of a Stag, third in the series of Heraldic Beasts by Louise Adams / Hugh Gibson. Limited 1 edition no 21/2000 complete with gold stopper and painted monograms having original box and certificate of authenticity. Purchased originally from Govier's of Sidmouth. ...[more] A Royal Crown Derby limited edition model of a Unicorn being specially designed to celebrate the new millennium by Louise Adams. 2 Limited edition no 215/2000 complete with gold stopper and painted monogram having original box and certificate of authenticity. Purchased originally from Govier's of Sid ...[more] A Royal Crown Derby limited edition paperweight figurine of a Wyvern / Dragon being entitled The Wessex Wyvern. , Fourth in the 3 series of Heraldic Beasts by Louise Adams / Hugh Gibson. Limited edition no 27/2000 complete with gold stopper and painted monograms having original box and certificate of ...[more] A Royal Crown Derby limited edition paperweight figurine of a Heraldic Lion Designed by Louise Adams / Hugh Gibson. Limited edition 4 no 71/2000 complete with gold stopper and painted monograms having original box and certificate of authenticity. Purchased originally from Govier's of Sidmouth. 15cms A Royal Crown Derby limited edition Golden Jubilee twin handled loving cup by Hugh Gibson being a limited edition no 431/2000 5 specially commissioned by Govier's of Sidmouth bearing painted monograms having original box and certificate of authenticity. 8cms high A Royal Crown Derby limited edition animal paperweight figurine - Moonlight Badger by John Ablitt being an exclusive piece issued only 6 to the Royal Crown Derby Collectors Guild. Complete with the gold stopper and gilt monogram for the artist. With box. 7cms A Royal Crown Derby limited edition animal paperweight figurine - Teal Duckling being an exclusive piece issued only to the Royal 7 Crown Derby Collectors Guild. Complete with the gold stopper and with the box. A Royal Crown Derby limited edition animal paperweight figurine - Bunny being an exclusive piece issued only to the Royal Crown 8 Derby Collectors Guild. Complete with the gold stopper and with the box. 9 A collection of nine ( 9 ) boxed and some with certificates Leonardo figurines please see images A Royal Crown Derby limited edition animal paperweight figurine - Puppy being an exclusive piece issued only to the Royal Crown 10 Derby Collectors Guild. Complete with the gold stopper and with the box. 10A A Copeland Spode ' Imari ' pattern meat plater 43.5cm x 32.5cm 10B A collection of 6x retro glasses - each decorated with fruit to the rims 10C Three pieces of James Kent Staffordshire dressing table set pieces, Imari dish and a Staffordshire dressing table set. 16cms high 10D A mixed lot of china to include two pot lids, Japanese conserve pot and 2x Victorian imari pattern cups. A Royal Crown Derby limited edition animal paperweight figurine - Bank Vole being an exclusive piece issued only to the Royal Crown 11 Derby Collectors Guild. Complete with the gold stopper and with the box. 11A A large mid 20th century floor standing Carnival / fairground ware chalkware of an Arab / Turkish man. 68cms high Two 20th century German made figural decanters / bottles. One in the form of a monk, the other in the form of a gent. The head forming 11B the stoppers. 23cms high A Royal Crown Derby limited edition animal paperweight figurine - Firecrest being an exclusive piece issued only to the Royal Crown 12 Derby Collectors Guild. Complete with the gold stopper and with the box. 12A A retro six piece coffee service by Debutantee, consisting of cups, saucers, sugar bowl and creamer A Royal Crown Derby limited edition animal paperweight figurine - Derby Wren being marked to the base. Complete with the silver 13 stopper and with the box. 13A A transfer printed Ironstone wash bowl and jug set, having printed floral scenes and stamped to base A Royal Crown Derby limited edition animal paperweight figurine - Meadow Rabbit being an exclusive piece issued only to the Royal 14 Crown Derby Collectors Guild. Complete with the gold stopper and with the box. 14A A large 20th century olive oil glass bottle having bulbous body with waisted neck A Royal Crown Derby limited edition animal paperweight figurine - Catnip Kitten being an exclusive piece issued only to the Royal 15 Crown Derby Collectors Guild. Complete with the gold stopper and with the box. A ceramic 19th century ceramic pin cushion doll SS76 Germany together with a porcelain continental bisque scent bottle in the form of a 15A child A Royal Crown Derby limited edition animal paperweight figurine - Poppy Mouse being an exclusive piece issued only to the Royal 16 Crown Derby Collectors Guild. Complete with the gold stopper and with the box. 16A A Royal Doulton figurine of a siamese cat bearing Royal Doulton marks to the base, model no d1559 A Royal Crown Derby limited edition animal paperweight figurine - Grey Kitten by J.Plant being marked to the base. Complete with the 17 gold stopper bearing gilded artists monogram and with the box. 17A A 19th century large Parian ware ceramic wheatsheaf pattern centre plate dish ( see illusrations ) A Royal Crown Derby limited edition animal paperweight figurine - Baby Rabbit being marked to the base. Complete with the silver 18 stopper and with the box. A 19th century blue and white Chinese willow pattern bowl - one man and a bridge bearing 4 character mark Kang-Xi marks to 18A underside A Royal Crown Derby enamel painted Heraldic Lion lidded pot / box being limited edition 71 of 750 marked for Goviers of Sidmouth 19 complete with the box and stamped to the base A Royal Doulton - Old English Coaching Scenes large plate / charger bearing stamps and marks to the base, model No D6393 - 19A RD31933-49 A Royal Crown Derby limited edition Millennium Unicorn plate being specially designed to celebrate the new millennium by Louise 20 Adams commissioned by Goviers of Sidmouth limited edition no 215/500 complete with Sue Rowe painted monogram having original box and certificate of authenticity. Purchased ...[more] A Royal Doulton Limited Edition HN3057 Sir Winston Churchill modelled by Adrian Hughes china statue. Doulton marks to base. 27cm 20A tall. No breaks or chips. A Royal Crown Derby limited edition Heraldic Lion plate being by Louise Adams commissioned by Goviers of Sidmouth limited edition 21 no 71/500. Having original box and certificate of authenticity. Purchased originally from Govier's of Sidmouth A pair of Royal Crown Derby limited edition animal paperweight figurines - Bramble Bay Hedgehog & Hawthorn Mother Hedgehog by 22 John Ablitt commissioned by Goviers of Sidmouth both limited edition no 425/1500 with gold stoppers. Having original box and certificates of authenticity. Purchased original ...[more] A Royal Doulton Limited Edition 258/5000 HN3944 The Queen Mother china statue. Doulton marks to base. 27cm tall. No breaks or 22A chips. A Royal Crown Derby enamel painted Millennium lidded pot / box being limited edition 215 of 500 marked for Goviers of Sidmouth 23 complete with the box and certificate being stamped to the base with painted monogram of Sue Rowe 24 A collection of 20th century studio / art glass to include tea light holders, a Hennessy's Brandy dish and other pieces. 24A A Royal Doulton Classics limited edition figure; HN4418 "The Railway Sleeper", 2108/2500. 19cm tall. No chips or cracks A Royal Crown Derby limited edition animal paperweight figurine - Puffin being marked to the base complete with the gold stopper and 25 with the box. A Royal Crown Derby limited edition animal paperweight figurine - Riverside Beaver limited edition 438 / 5000 being marked to the base 26 complete with the gold stopper and with the box and certificate with painted monogram for Sue Rowe & John Abitt 26A 2x Beswick figurines; ECF8 The Lady Pig, and ECF4 Gentleman Pig. Both with Beswick marks to base. No chips or cracks. 15cm tall. A collection of eight ( 8 ) pieces of miniature lustre jugs, vases, tea pot etc. Some pieces matching each piece having a shell like 27 appearance 28 A pair of 1930's Art Deco Marble / Onyx bookends having demi lune style embellished marble mounts A Murano glass clown and ashtray together with a collection of art glass along with paperweights, crystal etc ( see illustrations ) 33cms 29 high 29A A Royal Doulton figurine of The Laird - HN2361. H20cm. No chips or cracks. 30 A pair of 19th century Staffordshire Imari style bulbous solifleur / stem vases having ochre red and blue grounds. Unsigned. 22cms high A collection of glassware to include a large studio glass, celery holder, and a set of 3x etched floral items (jug, cup and bowl). And 31 others. A Beswick figurine of a dog - Jack Russell Terrier together with a Bewick Jemima Puddleduck beatrix potter figurine and a Royal 31A Doulton sandwich plate 32 Two 20th century Staffordshire china horses, along with a wooden cart with barrels. No makers marks. 33 A 20th century swirl art glass knobbly vase by Whitefriars. 22cms high 33A A Royal Doulton Classics figurine - HN4410 Policeman, modelled by Adrian Hughes - 24cm tall. No chips or cracks. A collection of stoneware items to include an antique James Keiller & Son of Dundee Marmalade jar, large stoneware jar and other 34 items. 20cms largest 35 A large quantity of Myott Elezibeth Dinner service to include plates, serving dishes etc 35A Two Royal Doulton figurines / salt & pepper pots - D7066 Votes For Men and D7067 Toil For Men.
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