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MARITIME SALE Wednesday 1St July 2015 MARITIME SALE Wednesday 1st July 2015 OKEHAMPTON STREET EXETER EX4 1DU 9 11 45 46 55 100 Maritime Sale Wednesday 1st July 2015 Commencing at 10.00am For Sale by Auction to be held at St. Edmunds Court Okehampton Street Exeter EX4 1DU Tel: 01392 413100 ON VIEW Saturday 27th June 9:00am - 12.00pm Monday 29th June 9:00am - 5.15pm Tuesday 30th June 9:00am - 5.15pm Morning of sale from 9:00am Order of Sale BOATS 1 - 2 CERAMICS AND GLASS 3 - 46 SILVER & METALWARES 47 - 91 SHIPS FIXTURES and FITTINGS 92 - 124 NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS and NAVIGATION 125 - 168 SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS 169 - 194 SCRIMSHAW and ART 200 - 210 MARITIME COLLECTABLES 211 - 320 PICTURES 321 – 372 Catalogue £5 (£6.50 by post) W: www.bhandl.co.uk E: [email protected] Follow us on Twitter: @BHandL WEDNESDAY 1st July 2015 Sale commences at 10.00am BOATS 1 . An 8ft Praam Dinghy by John Cornwall of Torbay Yacht and Powercraft, circa 1980, ash and mahogany gunwhales with laminated trim, inspection hatches and stern dolly wheel. £300-£500. 2 . A 20ft motor launch 'Wier Dolphin' of Dartmouth, forward cabin and canopy to cockpit, fitted with a well maintained Mitsubushi diesel engine with Thornycroft marine conversion, serial number 02-1273, New Age PRM gearbox, 1313 running hours, deck equipment including warps and fenders, three anchors and chains, safety equipment, Icom VHF IC-M401EURO radio, Clipper GPS, on an SBS twin axle trailer with spare winch and other related engine spares, tools and accessories. £5000-£6000. CERAMICS and GLASS 3 . A Doulton & Watts stoneware character jug of Admiral Nelson of typical form, impressed factory marks to base, 19.5cm high, restored. £80-£120. 4 . A nautical themed blue and white soup bowl by Enoch Wood, possibly for the American market, with central view of shipping offshore within a floral border, 22cm diameter. £40-£60. 5 . A Naples polychrome porcelain bust of Napoleon Bonaparte with arms folded, on plinth base, 11.5cm high. £40-£50. 6 . A Southern Pacific SS.CO (Morgan Line) rectangular side dish, with flag emblem, blue glazed border and ribbon moulded to each end, 29.5cm long. £40-£60. 7 . An Allen Line blue and white Willow pattern dish by Ashworth Brothers, Staffordshire, impressed and brown transfer factory and shipping line marks to base, 22cm long. £120-£150. 8 . A British Tankers Staffordshire teapot, of squat baluster form with transfer emblem to side and nickel plated spout cap. £30-£40. 9 . An ice pail from the Royal Service of the RY Victoria & Albert III, by Copeland, the apple green border with gilt ropework and alternating medallions for George V, gilt shell handles, the base with maker's mark and retailer's mark for T Goode & Co London, 27cm high, (hairline crack to base) £150-£250. 10 . A coffee can and saucer from the Royal Service of the RY Victoria & Albert III, by Copeland, the apple green border with gilt ropework and alternating medallions for George V, the base with maker's mark and retailer's mark for T Goode & Co London,( hairline crack to coffee can) £80-£120. 11 . An Edward VII coffee can and saucer by Royal Worcester, possibly form the Royal Yacht, blue and gilt crown and 'ER' cypher with enamel flags, maker's mark and retailer's mark for Phillips, Mount Street, London, circa 1905. £50-£70. 12 . An Edward VII coffee can, saucer and jug by Royal Crown Derby, possibly from the Royal Yacht,gilt crown and 'ER' cypher, maker's mark to base (3). £50-£70. The following 24 lots were salvaged by Captain Mike Hatcher in 1999, from the wreck of the trading junk Tek Sing (True Star) which sank off of the Indonesian coast on 6th February 1822. Despite it's modest size, being only 54 m long and 10 m wide, it is often referred to as the Titanic of the East as over 1600 perished when it was lost. 13. Tek Sing Cargo - thirty small tea bowls, five large bowls and fifteen spoons under ivory glazes, some light encrustation. (50) £150-£250. 14 . Tek Sing Cargo - fifty Chinese porcelain bowls of circular form painted on the exterior with a band of circles and dots, 11 cm diameter. (50) £200-£300. 15 . Tek Sing Cargo - thirty Chinese porcelain plates of circular form, the interior and exterior painted in blue with lotus bands containing lingzhi fungus and peach branches, 15 cm diameter, concentric ring marks. (30) £200-£300. 16 . Tek Sing Cargo - fifty Chinese porcelain bowls the exterior of each painted with a stylised landscape, 14 cm diameter. (50) £250-£350. 17 . Tek Sing Cargo - sixty Chinese porcelain plates of circular form painted in blue with aster sprays beneath a line and dot border, 12 cm diameter, most with encrustations. (60) £250-£350. 18 . Tek Sing Cargo - thirty seven Chinese porcelain dishes of circular form painted in blue with peony scroll designs within double line and stylised foliate borders, the underside with simple tendrils, 15 and few 19.5 cm diameter. (37) £200-£300. 19 . Tek Sing Cargo - fifty Chinese porcelain plates painted in blue with a stylised phoenix within a simple wave band, 17.5 cm diameter. (50) £250-£300. 20 . Tek Sing Cargo - six Chinese porcelain bowls of circular form, the interior and exterior painted in blue with lotus bands containing lingzhi fungus and peach branches, four 16 cm and two 13 cm diameter, two character mark within concentric rings to larger. (6) £100-£150. 21 . Tek Sing Cargo - five Chinese porcelain bowls and five stands of circular form the exterior painted in blue with lotus bands containing lingzhi fungus and blooms, 15 cm diameter, the stands with two character mark within concentric rings, some encrustation. (10) £120-£180. 22 . Tek Sing Cargo -fifty Chinese porcelain dishes of circular form painted with a ribbon bound basket of flowers and foliage within blue borders, the reverse with simple sprigs, 15 cm diameter. (50) £220-£280. 23 . Tek Sing Cargo - sixty Chinese porcelain bowls of circular form painted on the exterior with a band of circles and dots, 11 cm diameter. (60) £220-£280. 24 . Tek Sing Cargo - eighty various pieces of Chinese porcelain comprising ten each of the following; circular plates painted in blue with aster sprays beneath a line and dot border, 8 cm diameter; smaller plates painted in blue with magnolia, peony and foliage amongst pierced rocks, 10 cm diameter, similar sized plates under olive glazes [some light encrustation], smaller plates painted with a simple floral spray, 8.5 cm diameter; circular bowls painted on the exterior with a band of circles and dots, 11 cm diameter tea bowls painted with floral sprays, 7 cm diameter, similar undecorated tea bowls and ointment or cosmetic pots painted with lotus bands. (80) £280-£320. 25 . Tek Sing Cargo - ten Chinese porcelain plates and shallow dishes each of circular form and painted in blue each with a different design, 8.5 - 20 cm diameter. (10) £100-£150. 26 . Tek Sing Cargo - five good Chinese porcelain bowls of circular form the exterior painted in blue with magnolia and peony amongst pierced rocks, 16.5 cm diameter, two character mark in concentric rings. (5) £100-£200. 27 . Tek Sing Cargo - four good pairs of Chinese porcelain plates comprising two painted with peony, magnolia and pierced rocks, 15 cm diameter, two painted with peony, other blooms and a flying insect 18 cm diameter, two painted in blue with aster sprays beneath a line and dot border, 8 cm diameter and two with pierced rocks flanked by stylised blooms and a butterfly. (8) £100-£150. 28 . Tek Sing Cargo - fifty small tea bowls, three large bowls and fifteen spoons under ivory glazes. (68) £150-£200. 29 . Tek Sing Cargo - fifty five Chinese porcelain plates of circular form painted in blue with aster sprays beneath a line and dot border, 12 cm diameter, and five matching tea bowls, 8 cm diameter, some encrustations. (60) £250-£350. 30 . Tek Sing Cargo - thirty Chinese porcelain bowls of circular form painted on the exterior with a band of circles and dots, 11 cm diameter. (30) £150-£200. 31 . Tek Sing Cargo - ten Chinese porcelain plates and shallow dishes each of circular form and painted in blue each with a different design, 11 - 21 cm diameter. (10) £100-£150. 32 . Tek Sing Cargo - ten Chinese porcelain plates and shallow dishes each of circular form and painted in blue and one in iron red, each with a different design, some encrustation, 8 - 21 cm diameter. (10) £100-£150. 33 . Tek Sing Cargo - twenty Chinese porcelain bowls and twenty dishes comprising ten painted to the exterior with a stylised landscape, 14 cm diameter, ten tea bowls, the exterior painted with peony, magnolia and rocks, 7.5 cm diameter, ten painted with a ribbon bound basket of flowers and foliage within blue borders, the reverse with simple sprigs, 15 cm diameter and ten painted with peony and magnolia flanking pierced rocks within a double line border, 10.5 cm diameter. (40) £200-£300. 34 . Tek Sing Cargo - five Swatow dishes and five matching stands and fifteen Chinese porcelain bowls the former painted variously in iron red with lotus pods and petals, the bowls 16 cm the stands 19.5 cm diameter, together with five bowls the exterior printed in blue with shou medallions and stylised scrolls, 15 cm diameter, five with the exterior printed in blue with two bands of calligraphic designs, 15 cm diameter and five bowls painted on the exterior with a band of circles and dots, 11 cm diameter. (25) £120-£180.
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