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Bamfords Auctioneers & Valuers Bamfords Auctioneers & Valuers The Derby Auction House Chequers Road Derby VICTORIAN, EDWARDIAN AND GENERAL SALE PART 2 Derbyshire DE21 6EN Started 16 Jul 2014 11:00 BST United Kingdom Lot Description A contemporary Moorcroft octagonal plate, designed by various artists including Hugh Edwards and Philip Gibson, tube lined with a 1000 Black Bird and a Butterfly amongst flowers, on a cream and blue ground, 24.5cm diameter, impressed and painted marks, dated 2007 (second quality with red dot) A Royal Crown Derby shaped circular plate, painted by W.E.J. Dean. signed, with landscape, the undulating rim with gilt swags, 21.5cm 1001 diam, printed mark, date code for 1937 A Royal Crown Derby wavy edge vine plate, painted by WEJ Dean, signed with Dovedale, gilt line rim, 21.5cm diam, printed mark in 1002 green An Art Pottery charger, pained by T Dean, signed, Kingfisher perched on a blossoming branch, in tones of ochre, brown, green and 1003 blue, 42.5cm diam, c.1900 1004 An 18th century Chinese square tile, decorated in underglaze blue with stylised flowers and foliage, 20cm square, framed A Chinese Famille Verte vase, of shouldered ovoid form, decorated overall with mons, flowerheads and chrysanthemums, two 1005 flowerhead and leaf handles to shoulders, 30cm high, 19th century A Moorcroft Macintyre two-handled tapering cylindrical vase, tube lined with stylised ribbon tied garlands of roses and forget-me-nots, in 1006 tones of blue, green and red on a white ground, wavy gilt line rims, 29.5cm high, printed mark in brown, W. Moorcroft signature in green, c.1904 An 18th century Dutch panelled baluster blue and white vase and cover, decorated with a running man holding a goose, jardinieres of 1007 flowers and stiff leaves, lofty scroll finial, c.1760 1008 Bernard Rooke (born 1938) - a rustic globular table lamp, pierced and in relief with leaves and moths, 31cm high, signed with initials A Chinese blue and white porcelain circular plate, painted underglaze with peonies and rocky outcrops, 27cm diam, Qianlong, c.1770; a 1009 circular dish, similar (2) 1010 A French Rococo style vase, painted with flowers in colours and gilt, 23cm high, c.1880 A Sampson Hancock Derby figure, of Dr Syntax standing holding a cane, gilt lined oval base, 13cm high, S, H, crown, crossed swords 1011 and D mark in puce, with parallel lines for Harry Sampson Hancock, 1915 - 1934 1012 A Clarice Cliff Bizarre condiment bowl A 19th century Chinese plate, brightly enamelled with a crane perched in a pine tree, coloured in iron-red, green, grey and black, 24cm 1014 diam, six character mark but 19th century; a Japanese Imari plate, decorated in the typical palette with flowers and foliage, 30.5cm diam, Meiji period (2) A Royal Doulton character jug, The Poacher, D6515; another, The Falconer, D6547; another, Bacchus, D6521; Captain Henry Moragn, 1015 D6510 (4) A pair of Royal Worcester blush ivory pedestal ovoid ewers, acanthus scroll handles, printed and painted with wild flowers, 16cm high, 1016 printed crown and circle mark, 17cm high, date code for 1906, shape no,789 1017 An early 19th century creamware mug, decorated with fanciful birds, red feathered border, 14.5cm high, c.1800 A Worcester blue and white Fence pattern sparrow beak milk jug, printed with fence, peonies and foliage, tramline border, 12cm high, 1018 c.1770 A Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Harrods Bull, specially commissioned by Harrods, printed mark, gold stopper, certificate, limited 1019 edition 294/400, boxed A Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Ginger Tom Cat, printed mark, missing stopper, unboxed (second quality) and a Royal Crown Derby 1020 paperweight, King Charles Spaniel, printed mark, silver stopper, unboxed (second quality) (2) A Worcester blue and white lobed sauce boat, in underglaze blue with stylised flower, the interior with cell border, 16.5cm wide, crescent 1021 mark 1022 A Lladro figure Cinderella paperweight and incised marks 1023 A Dutch square tile, painted with barge in blue, lotus flowers to angles, 15cm square; others (3) 1024 A Royal Doulton 'Bird of Prey' Collection, RDA 37 Barn Owl, boxed with circular wooden plinth 1025 A Royal Worcester blush ivory vase 1026 A Royal Crown Derby kingfisher (first quality) 1027 A Royal Worcester blush ivory vase with pierced base 1028 A Chinese porcelain tea bowl 1029 A Royal Crown Derby 1128 Imari loving cup 1030 A blue and white Chinese circular bowl 1031 A Royal Crown Derby 1128 pattern trinket dish, solid band, printed mark, first quality 1032 A Royal Worcester conche shell 1033 A Royal Crown Derby 1128 pattern trinket dish, solid band, printed mark, first quality A complete set of twenty-four Royal Doulton pottery miniature Dickens figures, all on black glazed square bases and all 4ins tall - Mr 1034 Pickwick, Mr Micawber, Mr Pecksniff, Fat Boy, Uriah Heep, Sairey Gamp, Tony Weller, Sam Weller, Fagin, Stiggins, Little Nell, Alfred Jingle, Buz Fuz, Bill Sykes, Art ...[more] 1035 A French Sarreguemines rectangular two-handled tray, after H Loux, pritned with scene of wool winders Four Royal Crown Derby Christmas decorations, comprising Imari Christmas Tree, printed mark, certificate, limited edition of 4,950, 1036 boxed; Blue Imari Bell, printed mark, certificate, limited edition of 4,950, boxed; Imari Floral Wreath, printed mark, certificate, limited edition of 4,950, boxed and ...[more] A contemporary Moorcroft vase, tube lined with Butterflies and flowers, on a cream ground, 19cm high, impressed and painted marks, 1037 boxed 1038 A German bisque figure group, moulded with a cart horse, father and his three children, under glass dome, 40cm high, c.1900 A set of six contemporary Moorcroft egg cups, each tube lined with various designs including a Robin, a Carp, others with flowers, each 1039 on a pale green ground, 4.5cm high each, impressed marks (6) A Meissen coffee can and saucer, painted with colourful summer flowers within a gilt cartouche, on a yellow ground, 6cm high, scored 1040 crossed swords A Caughley Cormorant pattern blue and white shaped tea bowl and coffee cup, printed with fishermen, pagoda and rockwork within cell 1041 border, c.1770; a Caughley Fenced Garden pattern tea bowl and saucer, S mark, c.1780; a Caughley Fence and House pattern coffee cup, c.1785 (4) A pair of Royal Worcester, Trafalgar Lions from the Nelson Collection, printed marks, certificate of authenticity, limited edition 45/750 1042 pairs, boxed A cased set of six Crown Staffordshire cups and saucers, each transfer printed and overpainted with a spray of flowers, blue and cream 1043 borders with gilt decoration, each with green printed and painted marks 1044 A Royal Worcester pin dish painted with a Prepana Praeneste Butterfly signed G.Banks; other Royal Worcester pin dishes etc. (4) 1045 **LOT WITHDRAWN**Royal Worcester Blue Tits, Kingfisher, Bullfinch (3) 1046 A Persian Isnik painted jug, flowers, marked midia neuto; a similar vase; a pot pourri vase (3) 1047 Royal Crown Derby 1128 miniature vases; an egg with stand (1st), (3) 1048 Prinknash pottery/china vases and trinkets etc 1049 A Beswick huntsman (faults) Beswick fox (faults) five Beswick hounds **WITHDRAWN**Paperweights - a Mdina globe; another mottled green yellow, turquoise Mdina weight, others ; a Millefleur and Laticino 1050 glass circular weight, orange, yellow, white cartwheel design; another similar in blue; others 1051 Esperanto Interest - a decorative plate; a set of five continental silver Esperanto teaspoons, boxed; a silver teaspoon; etc. 1052 Pendelfin rabbits, including Mother rabbit, Father, Phlump, Jacky, Shiner, Casanova, etc. (20) A French porcelain tea service, hand painted in puce with floral sprigs on a cream ground, comprising teapot, milk and sugar, six tea 1053 bowls and saucers (slop bowl), c.1840 Ceramics - a 19th century and later, a Minton plate, decorated with floral and leafy swags; a Bloor Derby tureen and cover two swan 1054 cornucopia vases; Mintons pot pourri basket; Spode vase; etc A Minton Haddon Hall dish; Denby Glyn Cottage jugs and dishes; Wedge wood Jasperware; qty; A Royal Crown Derby Imari 1128 1055 pattern dinner plate, printed mark; two others, first quality 1056 An ironstone wash jug and bowl; a Sutherland china tea set A contemporary Moorcroft vase, designed by Sian Leeper, tube lined with Butterflies amongst flowers, 24cm high, impressed and 1057 painted marks, dated 2007 (second quality with red dot) 1058 A Sang Du Beauf vase 1059 A Royal Doulton character jug, Lumberjack, D6610; another, Long John Silver, D63335 (2) A Chelsea Derby lozenge shaped dish, painted with floral sprigs, banded blue border applied in gilt with leaves and berries, 28cm wide, 1060 c.1790 A Clarice Cliff Bizzare oval charger, hand painted with a cottage in a rectangular cartouche, banded in green on a honeyglaze ground, 1061 37cm diameter, printed mark 1062 A Chinese baluster vase 1063 A Royal Doulton character jug, Robin Hood, D6527; another, Aramis, D6441 (2) 1064 A Chinese blue and White ovoid ginger jar 1065 A large Belleek Castle lamp 1066 A pair of early 20th century Japanese satsuma vase, typical decoration figures, signed to base (2) 1067 A large Belleek jug, brown printed mark 1068 A Clarice Cliff Bizarre vase, Gayday pattern A contemporary Moorcroft vase, designed by Sian Leeper, tube lined with Butterflies amongst flowers, 24cm high, impressed and 1069 painted marks, dated 2007 (second quality with red dot) 1070 A Bing Crosby ceramic figure head 1071 A Lladro figure group Lambing Time, printed and incised marks 1072 A near pair of satin glass vases, enamelled
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