SECOND DAY’S SALE THURSDAY 12th JULY 2012

ORIENTAL and EUROPEAN CERAMICS and GLASS Commencing not before 10.30pm Oriental and European Ceramics and Glass will be on view on: Saturday 7th July 9.00am to 1.00pm Sunday 8th July 2.00pm to 4.00pm Monday 9th July 9.00am to 5.15pm Tuesday 10th July 9.00am to 5.15pm Wednesday 11th July 9.00am to 5.15pm Limited viewing on sale day

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501. A Stevens & Williams cameo glass vase of globular form with mildly flaring neck and neck ring, the clear red and white overlaid body cut and etched with Hydrangea blooms and foliage between simple bands, 31.5cm high, wheel cut to base Stevens & Williams Ltd, Brierley Hill and diamond point etched C.E. Rowley with Honeybourne Museum label, circa. 1880. £2000 – 2500 *Provenance - Acquired Christie’s South Kensington, 17th May 2001, lot 93 and previously The Royal Brierley dispersal sale, Sotheby’s, 3rd March 1998, lot 181.

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502. A French opaline glass vase of globular form with raised neck with a green and gold scaled lizard observing a wasp amongst wisteria and foliage, 27cm high, 19th Century. £400 – 600 503. A pair of French opaline glass vases of baluster form with gilt scrolling handles enamelled with an encircling band of roses, aster, honeysuckle, foxglove, poppies and other blooms, between gilt bands, 32cm high. £1200 – 1500

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504. A Lalique opalescent glass vase ‘Laurier’ of cylindrical form the exterior moulded in relief with bay leaves and berries, 18cm high, indistinctly diamond point etched, Lalique, circa. 1925, foot rim bruised and chipped. £200 – 400 505. A Continental glass table casket of rectangular form the ruby body with gilt metal mounts, hinge, handles and feet profusely decorated on all facets with coloured enamels depicting birds amongst scrolling foliage, 14cm wide, 19th Century.  £150 – 250 506-9. No Lots. 504

510. A Chinese porcelain shallow dish enamelled in the famille rose palette with a scene depicting a school courtyard with a dosing tutor surrounded by mischief making students within a narrow border, 42cm diameter, 19th Century. £400 – 500 511. A pair of Chinese porcelain vases and covers of globular form with raised neck with domed cover with chrysanthemum knop enamelled in the famille verte palette with a pair of dragons amongst scrolling foliage beneath fretted and seeded peony bands, 40cm high, apocryphal six character Kangxi marks in red, but late 19th Century, covers repaired, one jar cracked. £400 – 600

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512. A Chinese porcelain vase of baluster form embossed with a band of lotus blooms on a textured ground flanked by narrow lappet bands under a pale celadon glaze, 19cm high, Song Dynasty. £300 – 350

513. An opposing pair of Chinese porcelain rouleau vases each enamelled in the famille verte palette with dignitaries disembarking from a barge beneath a fretted band containing panels of precious objects and a further encircling landscape, 46cm high, apocryphal concentric ring marks to base, 19th Century. £800 – 1200

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514. A large Chinese famille rose dish painted with eleven figures on a verandah, a mountainous lakeland scene beyond, the rim with eight panels containing figures, lake scenes, flowers and foliage within iron red and gilt scrollwork borders, Qianlong, 56.5cm. diameter (damaged). £300 – 500

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515. A Chinese porcelain punch bowl the exterior enamelled in the famille verte palette with an encircling band of warriors in a landscape, the interior with a four toed dragon chasing pearls amongst clouds beneath a fretted and thunder key band, 37cm diameter, late 19th Century. £250 - 350 516. A Chinese porcelain figure of a seated mythical beast modelled with sharp teeth, flaring nostrils and bulging eyes under pea green glazes, 22cm long. £100 - 150 517. A Chinese porcelain vase of globular form with raised slender neck under ‘teadust’ glazes, 36cm high. £200 - 300 518. A Chinese porcelain vase of globular form with raisedslightly flaring neck enamelled in blue and orange with song birds amongst prunus and peony, 45cm high, six character Guangxu mark. £300 – 500

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519. A pair of Chinese porcelain plates each enamelled in the famille rose palette with the eighteen Lohan beneath a four clawed dragon within clouds, the border with song birds amongst prunus, peony and chrysanthemum, 26cm diameter, six character mark for Xuantong and of the period. £300 – 500 520. A Chinese porcelain vase of globular form with raised ribbed neck and mask handles and under coral glazes with turquoise interior, 34cm high, apocryphal Qianlong seal mark, mid 19th Century. £300 - 500

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521. A pair of Fremington pottery spaniels either George or Robert Fishley each modelled seated and applied with cream slips under chocolate and clear glazes, 18cm high, mid 19th Century. £200 - 300 522. A Bovey Pottery pearl ware documentary jug of baluster form with strap handle enamelled in Pratt colours with a heart shaped panel to Silvester Treleavan, Moreton Hampstead, 1808 flanked by floral sprays beneath a simple foliate and loop and line border, 23cm high, some staining. £300 – 500 * The Treleavans are a well known Moretonhampstead family who ran the Post Office from 1799 till 1923. There were three Silvesters, two of whom were alive at the time this jug was produced. The younger of which kept a diary entitled Chronological Occurrences of Moretonhampstead. 523. A Staffordshire pearlware ‘crib’ group of traditional form modelled with recumbent child within an osier moulded cradle under Pratt colours, 20cm long, late 18th Century, broken and repaired. £150 – 180

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524. A John Rogers & Sons pottery meat plate of canted rectangular form printed in blue in the Boston State House pattern within a floral and foliate border, 52cm long, impressed Rogers 08. £300 - 500 525. Four Pountney & Allies creamware nursery plates each printed in black with Poor Richard’s Maxim’s, the borders modelled in low relief with the alphabet, 18.5cm diameter, impressed marks, circa. 1815-35. £80 – 120 526. A Joseph Holdcroft majolica box and cover of cartouche form moulded with prunus within a lappet band the knop in the form of a songbird reserved on a blue ground, 19cm wide, together with another of square form with rustic handle and set on bird supports moulded in low relief with birds and tree rats on a blue ground, 17cm wide. (2) £300 – 400

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527. A Wileman & Co. Foley Pastello vase designed by Frederick Rhead and of globular form printed with a cottage amongst woodland, 15cm high, printed marks and pattern no. 465 and 3548, circa. 1892-1910. £180 – 220

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528. A Wedgwood fairyland vase of tear drop form (shape no.3451) decorated after Daisy MakeigJones in the Pillars pattern divided by narrow vertical gold bands between green borders, the upper with gamboling elves, the base with a bronze band of triangular masks, 30.5cm high, gold Portland vase mark and painted pattern no. 4968, circa. 1925. £1800 - 2200

529. A Moorcroft Macintyre two handled jar and cover raised on slender foot and tube lined in the Lilac pattern in yellow, blue and green reserved on an ivory ground beneath a gold rim, brown Macintyre backstamp with painted green signature, circa. 1902-05. £800 – 1000

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530. A Martin Bros. salt glazed stoneware vase of oviform shape the body incised with five ‘Wally-Birds’ within an encircling grassy band, 13 cm high, incised Martin Bros, London & Southall, 8-1894. £1200 - 1800

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531. A First Period Worcester porcelain dish of leaf shaped form enamelled in colours in the ‘Magician’ pattern with a Chinaman with arm raised before a table of blooms before a pair of attendant ladies, within a gilt embellished loop line and dot border, 21cm high, circa. 1765, slight wear to surface. £300 - 400

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532. First Period Worcester porcelain cup in the Hope Edwards pattern decorated by James Giles with fruit, flowers and foliage within an elaborate claret border with raised gilding, 6.5cm high, circa. 1765-68. £700 - 900 143

533. A Nantgraw porcelain plate London decorated in the Sevres manner, the centre finely enamelled with a pineapple, damsons, red and white grapes and an apple amongst roses, carnations and forget-me-nots within a green border embellished with subsidiary panels and raised floral and foliate gilding, 23.5cm diameter, impressed Nantgarw CW, circa. 18141823, foot rim gilded. £1000 - 1200

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534. A Nantgarw porcelain plate London decorated in the Sevres manner the rim embossed with ‘C’ scrolls flowers and foliage, the centre enamelled with a pink rose, chrysanthemum, anemone and other blooms within a blue line border and gilt dentil rim, the upper surface with two tiny insects covering glaze flaws, 25cm diameter, impressed Nantgarw CW, circa. 1814-23. £1000 - 1200

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535. A Swansea porcelain plate the centre printed and subtly enamelled in the Kingfisher pattern with a single bird amongst peony-like blooms within a gilt lined rim, 21cm diameter, red painted script mark inside foot rim, circa. 1814-22. £150 - 200 536. An English porcelain spill vase probably Grainger’s (Worcester) and of swelling cylindrical form with mask and ring handles enamelled with an encircling band of garden flowers above a royal blue and gilt decorated band, 11cm high. £180 - 220 537. An English porcelain jug probably Coalport and of globular form with ear shaped handle enamelled under the spout with a panel containing a floral still life and one side a song bird in a landscape, 10.5 cm high, circa. 1820-30, crack to base. £100 - 150 538. Two Derby porcelain figures of a shepherd wearing a wide brimmed hat, green coat and breeches with a posy in one hand, a lamb under his arm and a basket of fruit to one side, his female companion with an apron of blooms and patterned dress with a basket of eggs to one side, both on scroll bases, 24 and 25cm high respectively, late 18th Century, glue repair to the former and minor losses. £250 - 350

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539. An impressive Minton porcelain column/centrepiece modelled with square stepped base and pedestal enamelled front and verso with figures in a landscape, the flanks with bouquets of garden flowers, supporting a quadruple column surmounted by a pedestal bowl full of realistically modelled roses, passion flower, narcissus, chrysanthemum, tulips and other blooms the base and column applied with similar blooms on a simple gilt and turquoise foliate ground, 82cm high, circa. 1830-40, gilt foliate embellished firing crack under the base. £4000 - 6000 146

540. An English porcelain teapot probably John Rose and of oval form with domed cover and pagoda knop enamelled with bands of garden flowers reserved on a yellow ground, 25cm long, early 19th Century. £80 - 120

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541. A Copeland & Garrett porcelain figure finely modelled as a recumbent Setter enamelled with liver patches upon a blue tasselled cushion, 19cm long, green wreath mark, circa. 1835-45. £150 - 200 542. A Flight (Worcester) porcelain part tea service comprising a sucrier, cover and stand, milk jug, eight saucers, five cups and seven tea bowls each of wrythen mould enamelled and gilt with sprigs within gilt line borders, puce script marks, circa. 1783-92, glue repair to cover. £150 – 250 543-4.

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545. A Royal Worcester porcelain cup and saucer enamelled with a pair of sheep in a mountainous landscape by Ernest Barker, puce marks and date codes for 1912 and 1913. £180 - 220 546. A pair of Minton Thermometer frames of typical arched and scrolling outline and encrusted with flowers and foliage on bow fronted and fluted bases, 18 cm high, blue crossed swords mark to base, circa. 1830, one with staple repair typical minor losses. £120 - 180

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547. A pair of Sèvres-style porcelain pedestal vases of oviform with foliate moulded out scrolling handles terminating in lugs with fluted neck and domed cover with pineapple knop, enamelled with a lover, dove and companion cupid and verso with a landscape reserved on a gilt embellished blue ground, faux Sèvres marks, 19th Century, glue repair to knops. £1000 - 1500

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548. A pair of German porcelain figure groups each modelled with five figures making merry, playing musical instruments, eating and drinking, all upon a rocky mount on a scroll base, 35cm high, under glaze blue marks, 19th Century. £300 - 400 549. A French porcelain pedestal vase the oviform body with two handles terminating in acanthus terminals within an embossed foliate band, the base with a band of stiff leaves, with domed cover and pineapple knop, enamelled with ribbon supported baskets of blooms and floral swags, with raised gilt embellishment, 24cm high, faux Sèvres marks, late 19th Century. £200 - 300 550. A Sarreguemines pottery vase of two handled form with mask terminals enamelled front and verso with gilt framed panels of child musicians in a landscape each surrounded by rose entwined wreaths supported by ribbon tied foliate swags reserved on a platinum ground, blue script mark and impressed 366, 35cm high, base drilled. £250 - 350

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551. A pair of Continental porcelain figures in the Meissen manner modelled as a gallant leant upon a pillar, his female companion before a tree, both sporting floral button holes and holding a basket in one hand and a posy in the other, on rustic bases, 47cm high, painted and incised marks to base, 19th Century, tip of one shoe repaired, under glass domes and with stands. £700 - 900 552. A pair of Continental porcelain figures in the Meissen manner modelled as a gallant leant upon a pillar his female companion before a tree, both sporting floral button holes and holding a basket in one hand and a posy in the other, on rustic base, 47cm high, painted and incised marks to base, 19th Century, under glass domes and with stands. £700 - 900

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553. A Meissen porcelain basket of pierced oval form with rustic branch handles with leafy and floral terminals, the exterior applied with simple blooms, 26cm long, blue crossed swords to underside, late 18th Century. £250 - 350

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554. A pair of Meissen ‘Mayflower’ vases and pierced covers modelled after the originals by J.J. Kaendler, of ogee form with pair of foliate scroll handles applied with flowers, foliage, fruit and insects, the body applied with a cherub and the base with a scantily clad maid (the companion with two cherubs) enamelled with figures in a classical landscape and verso with a spray of garden blooms, the pierced cover surmounted with a profuse foliate and floral knop, 66cm high, blue crossed swords mark, 19th Century, odd minor loss, together with glass domes. £10000 - 15000

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555. A pair of Meissen porcelain figures modelled after Acier and Schonheit as a boy officer stood before marble pillar in frock coat and tricorn hat sporting a sword and pocket watch, his female companion in dress, coat and feather bonnet playing cards before a small table, both on circular scroll moulded bases, under glaze blue crossed swords marks, incised F.64 with press numbers, good professional restoration to her forehand and back of bonnet. £600 - 800 556. A matched pair of Meissen figures modelled as a seated gallant with one arm raised, the other with a tit bit, before a dog stood on it’s haunches, on rustic base, 13cm high. his seated companion with a dog on her lap feeding from a bowl, on mound base, 12cm high, blue crossed swords, incised H.291 and 1230 respectively, both with good professional restoration. £500 - 700 557. A Meissen porcelain figure of a bare footed girl with a basket under one arm supporting her apron full of blooms, on circular foliate scroll base, 13cm high, under glaze blue crossed swords, incised 2 with press number, good professional restoration. £200 - 300 558. A Meissen porcelain figure of a violinist modelled after the original by Meyer in floral shirt, waistcoat and breeches stood before a stump, on a simple scroll base, 13.5cm high, under glaze blue crossed swords and press number, good professional restoration. £200 - 300

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559. A Meissen porcelain figure of a red squirrel modelled after the original by J.J. Kaendler in seated posture with ears and tail erect with a hazelnut in it’s mouth, pink collar and chain around it’s neck, on oval leafy base, 22cm high, blue crossed swords beneath tail, mid 18th Century, slight loss to chain. £600 - 800 560. A Meissen porcelain cup and saucer the exterior enamelled with sprays of garden flowers reserved on a yellow ground, the interior similarly decorated on a white ground, saucer 13.5cm diameter, blue crossed swords mark, 18th Century. £100 - 150

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561. A Meissen porcelain figure of a maid playing bowls and modelled after the original by Walter Schott, barefoot and in leaning posture and wearing a diaphanous dress, 36.5cm high, cancelled blue crossed swords mark, incised Q.180 with press number 148, circa. 1900, devoid two fingers and chips to base. £300 - 500

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562. Meissen porcelain a pair of two handled chocolate cups and covers with flower knops and leafy terminals enamelled with panels of figures in a landscape alternating with blue and pink scale ground within gold borders, cancelled blue crossed swords marks and gilt numerals. £80 - 120 563-579. No Lots.

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