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Fine English Silver, Porcelain & Furniture, September 1988

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Webb's

Fine English Silver, Porcelain & Furniture

From the collection of Peter & the Late Freda Brighton of Auckland and from the estate of the late Dame Cecily Pickerill of Wellington

THURSDAY 15 SEPTEMBER 1988

Conditions of Sale

1 The highest bidder to be the purchaser, subject to the Auctioneers having a right to refuse the bidding of any person. Should any dispute arise as to the biddings, the lot in dispute to be immediately put up tor sale again at the preceding bidding, or the Auctioneers may declare the purchaser.

2 No person shall advance less at a bid than a sum to be nominated by the Auctioneer and no bid shall be retracted.

3. All lots are sold subject to the right of the seller or his agent to bid or else to impose a reserve.

4 The purchaser to give his name, address and to pay down 10 per cent of the purchase money in part payment thereof. In default of any of which matters the lot or lots purchased may be immediately put up again and resold.

5. All lots are sold as shown and with all faults , imperfections, and errors to description. The Auctioneers act as agents; they have full discretion to refuse any bidding or to withdraw any lot or lots from the sale without in either case giving any reason; neither they nor the Vendor are responsible for errors of description or tor genuineness or authenticity of any lot or fault or defect in it, and make no warranty whatever

6 The lot are at the buyer's risk from the tall of the hammer and are to be taken away at the buyer's expense, in default of which the Auctioneers will not hold themselves responsible ; it the same are lost. stolen, damaged , or otherwise destroyed , but they will be left at the sole risk of the purchaser If the lots are not cleared or paid tor, they may then be sold · immediately either publicly or by private reaty, without any notice being given to the defaulter.

7. Upon failure of the purchaser to comply with any of the above conditions the money deposited in part payments shall be forfeited , and the defaulter shall make good any loss arising from the resale, together with the charges and expenses in respect of both sales.

8. No goods are to be removed while selling is in progress Receipted invoices must be produced prior to delivery of any lot The auctioneers reserve the right to request identification in the case of any purchaser not known to the Auctioneer who pays by cheque Charging to credit cards will not be accepted as means of payment.

"No person being the purchaser of any item falling within the provisions of the Antiquities Act 1975 or the Arms Act 1958 shall be entitled to take possession of such item or to demand possession thereof from the Auctioneer unless and until such person produced to the Auctioneer a licence pursuant to the appropriate one of the two Acts referred to above."

Instruction to Bid

Instructions to bid at sales are accepted by Peter Webb Galleries Limited and carried out free of charge Lots will be bought as favourably as is allowed by the bidding in the saleroom and any reserve imposed

Catalogue of Fine Antique Silver & Porcelain

from the collection of Peter & the late Freda Brighton of Auckland, and

Fine Antique Furniture

& Miscellaneous Antiques

from the estate of the late eminent plastic surgeon Dame Cecily Pickerill of Silverstream, Wellington. & a collection of Meiji period Japanese lacquer & decorative items on

THURSDAY 15 SEPTEMBER at 6 PM in the gallery saleroom

The catalogue may be viewed at the following times: Sunday 11 Sept 11 am - 3 pm Monday 12 - Wednesday 14 9 am - 5.30 pm Day of sale 9 am until 2 pm

This sale is subject to Webb's conditions of business printed inside the front cover and on the reverse of the bidding cards.

Peter

Webb Galleries Limited

An art deco silver and paste pendant together with a silver and pearl pendant

A 9ct gold tie pin set with a white stone

A gilded and enamelled clasp together with a pair of turquoise mounted pins

A silver pair cased verge pocket watch by Taylor, London. 1801. Working. 200-400

A rolled gold cased Omega pocket watch

A 9ct gold sovereign case together with a 9ct gold watch chain mounted with two 9ct gold medallions

Collection of Meiji Period Decorative Japanese Items

A fine and rare set of five Kaisekizen (tea ceremony tray tables) from Wajima. Each individually lacquered with raised gilt floral sprays on the rust red ground. Late Eda period c.1850 with storage case 600-1000 17

A set of five Imari porcelain tea bowls with scalloped rims, each on a saucer of black and gilt lacquer Late Meiji period 400-600 18

A fine Meiji period black lacquered Hibachi decorated with gilt fan designs and abalone shell inlay 600-800 Illustrated

19

A Meiji period paulownia wood Hibachi with brown lacquer rim 200-300

20

A mulberry wood shrine (Kamidana) with folding doors. Meiji period 500-700

21

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A Taisho period three drawer chest (Tansu) with figured keyaki wood drawer fronts 500-800

22

A paulownia wood circular tray 40-60

23

A fine pair of black and red lacquer trays Meiji period 200-300

24

A Meiji period Hibachi of paulownia wood with raised gilt lacquer and abalone shell sprays. 200-300

25

A wooden stand 25-45

26

A 12 piece Meiji period red and black lacquered dinner service comprising a tray table and eleven assorted bowls 200-300

27

A large Kuratsu ware storage jar 600-800

28

A fireman's coat. Meiji period 80-100

29

A good three section inlaid Mulberry wood seven drawer chest (tansu), the top cupboard having interior slides. Meiji period 1200-1800

30

A Meiji period blue and white earthenware bowl 150-200

31

A tea cabinet of finely figured mulberry wood with cut out designs on the back board. Meiji period. 150-250 Illustrated

32

A pair of marble lacquer Hibachis. Meijo period 300-500

33

A ladies black toilet mirror with three figured drawers. Meiji period 200-300 Illustrated

A pair of square paulownia wood Hibachis.Meiji period 300-500 35

A good Meiji period display stand of black lacquer with gilt floral decoration 600-800

36

An old Ikebana basket 80-100

37

A ladies dressing mirror, the stand of mulberry wood.Meiji period 500-800

38

A large female doll in ceremonial silk costume with elaborate head piece. Meiji period 100-120

39

A male doll similarly costumed 100-120

40

A set of three Meiji period Imari porcelain bowls of graded sizes, each with blue floral decoration 300-500 Illustrated

41

A pair of bronze candlesticks. Meiji period 120-180 Illustrated

42

An early 19th century stone temple dog (Shi Shi) height 22cm 1000-1500 Illustrated

43

A rectangular red and white egg shell lacquered Hibachi. Meiji period 500-700

44 A small female doll 60-80 45 A male doll 60-80

Three small costumed dolls 60-90

47

A pair of painted clay folk dolls 30-50

48

Four small painted clay folk dolls 30-50

49 Four similar 50-80

Two large glazed pottery dragon pots. Height 49cm 200-400 51

A pair of Japanese bronze cranes mounted on a naturalistic bronze rock base. Heigh 33cm 200-400

52

A Japanese bronze vase with inlaid iris and butterfly decoration in silver 100-150

The Peter and Freda Brighton Collection of Georgian and Victorian Silver and other silver

53

A sterling silver cigar lighter in the form of a Roman lamp. London. c.1910 Illustrated 100-200

54

Two sterling silver napkin rings one in the form of a belt and buckle. Birmingham 1927. Chester 1908 40-60

55

A sterling silver butter knife. Birmingham 1909 20-40

56

A sterling silver candlestick. Height 8cm. Birmingham 1908 30-60

57

A sterling silver thimble. Chester 1908 together with a silver cased pencil. Birmingham 1905 30-60 3

58

Three sterling silver fiddle pattern salt spoons. London 1817 and 1836 30-60

59

A sterling silver baby's rattle from a teether. Birmingham 1919 20-40

60

Six sterling silver pistol grip fruit knives. Sheffield 1905. AF 50-70

61

A sterling silver presentation cup. Height 10cm. Birmingham 1910 30-60

62

A sterling silver presentation goblet. Height 13.5cm. Sheffield 1908 30-60

63

A Continental silver oblong tray with bees wing border. Length 36cm 150-25

64

A pair of sterling silver scallop shell shaped salt cellars together with four spoons. Chester 1894 20-40

65

A sterling silver thimble. Chester 1905 20-40

66

A sterling silver urn shaped vase. Birmingham 1905. Height 13cm 40-80

67

A sterling silver repousse decorated trinket box. Birmingham 1905 60-100

68

Six Queens pattern coffee spoons. Sheffield 1957 30-60

69

A sterling silver sweet dish. Walker & Hall. Sheffield 1929 40-60

70

A three piece sterling silver batchelor tea set with gadrooned decoration.Chester 1899 300-500

71

A three piece sterling silver sugar basin. Birmingham 1902 80-100

72

A sterling silver sugar basin. Birmingham. 1902 80-100

73

A4 Georgian style sterling silver lidded tea caddy. Sheffield 1897 80-120

74

A sterling silver Kings Pattern caddy spoon. Birmingham 1825. Maker Joseph Willmore 100-150

75

A sterling silver napkin ring. Sheffield 1910 20-30

76

A late 18th century sterling silver cream jug on circular foot. Marks rubbed. Height 11.5cm 250-300 Illustrated

77

A fine Victorian sterling silver mustard pot, pierced octagonal sides with original blue glass liner. Sheffield 1844. Maker Hawkeworth, Eyre and Co. Height 8cm. Together with an old English spoon. London 1790 400-600 Illustrated

78

A sterling silver gravy boat. Maker S.W. Smith & Co for Mappin & Webb. Birmingham 1812 200-300

79

A sterling silver four piece tea \coffee set. Repousse floral decorated melon shape with acanthus decorated handles. Standing on four shell legs. Tea pot, sugar basin, cream jug by Thomas Jenkinson, London 1828 & 1829. Coffee pot matching Maker

CL. London 1846 3500-4500

80

A pair of sterling silver salt cellars with gilded interiors and repousse floral decoration and on three scrolled shell legs. Maker William Cooper. London 1841 700-900

81

A superb sterling silver tea pot, repousse decoration of flowers with two cartouches, acanthus mounted handle, on serpentine shaped circular foot. Maker Leonard Urquhart. Edinburgh 1839 1000-1500

82

A sterling silver caster with gilded interior and floral repousse decoration on three cast feet. London c.1789. Maker not traced. Height 8cm 400-600

83

A fine sterling silver lidded entree dish. The Shaped scroll border set with shells. Detachable foliate handle. The lid reversible. Maker J.W.E.H. not traced. Sheffield 1837. Length 34cm 2500-3500

84

A pair of sterling silver wme coasters, the sides repousse decorated with stylised leaves and bunches of grapes surmounted by a cast floral border. Crest set in pale mahogany base. Maker S.C. Younge & Co. Sheffield 1818. Dia.17cm 1500-2000

85

A sterling silver Adam style inkstand corn plete with original ink and sand bottles surmounted by a central boat shaped urn, gadroon decoration. Maker Joseph Preedy. London 1816. Width 24cm 1500-2000 Illustrated

86

A magnificent pair of sterling silver oval vegetable dishes, the bases with gently scalloped floral rim. The tops of restrained design culminating in a superb cast, 4

foliate handle. Maker William K. Reid. London 1830. Length 34cm 5500-6500 Illustrated

87

A sterling silver salver with scroll decorated pie crust border on three scroll legs. Maker possibly William Justus. London 1756. Dia.26.Scm 1200-1600

88

A spectacular sterling silver claret jug, the stylishly embossed body supported on four dolphins, the scroll handle originating from a mask. Lid in the form of a vine leaf. Maker Hawkeworth, Eyre & Co. Sheffield 1853. Height 39cm 3000-4000 Illustrated

89

A superb sterling silver spirit kettle complete with double burner in base. The base in solid cast silver, the kettle with repousse decoration of flowers. Maker D. & J. Welby. London 1916 3000-4000 Illustrated

90

A sterling silver cruet complete with five cut and etched glass bottles set on circular pierced gallery tray with central carrying handle. Maker Christopher Haimes. Dublin 1785 2000-3000

91

A sterling silver egg cruet comprising six egg cups with gilded interiors and a stand ( also six egg spoons with gilded bowls. London 1808. Maker William Eley, William Fern and William Chawner) London 1821 and 1822. Maker Charles Plumley (possibly) 1500-2000

92

A sterling silver oval cake basket, the body with gadrooned and floral repousse decoration surrounded by a border of cast decoration. The handle with ovolo decoration on four acanthus mounted shell feet. Sheffield 1815 3000-4000 Illustrated

93

A sterling silver fiddle pattern fish slice with pierced decoration of fish. London 1824 200-300

94

A fine George II chamber stick on three plain legs with side handle. Maker William Lukin. London 1733 1000-1500 Illustrated

95

A large sterling silver mote spoon. Dublin c.1750. Maker Matthew Copeland (possibly) 300-500 Illustrated

96

A sterling silver tea pot of oval form with ridged and bright cut decoration together with an oval matching tray. London 1800. Maker Henry Sardet (tea pot only) 800-1000 Illustrated

97

A sterling silver mustard pot on circular foot with repousse decoration. London 1820. Maker Nicholas Hearnden. Together with a feather edged mustard spoon. London 1893 400-600 Illustrated

98

Four Old English pattern sterling silver soup spoons with camel crest. London 1801 150-250

99

Five sterling silver Queens Pattern dessert spoons. London 1859 200-300

100

A pair of sterling silver sugar tongs. Birmingham 1925 20-30

101

A sterling silver soup ladle. London 1863 300-500

102

A sterling silver ladle. London 1818 150-250

103

A sterling silver fish slice with pierced decoration. Glasgow 1828 200-400

104

A pair of sterling silver berry spoons. The bowls in the form of a leaf gilded. London 1872

105

Two Danish sterling silver butter dishes by Georg Jensen 200-400

106

A Danish sterling silver cream jug and sugar bowl by Georg Jensen 400-600

107

A Danish sterling silver condiment set comprising salt and pepper shakers, mustard pot with spoon and tray

500-700

108

An American Wallace silver cutlery set comp:8 desert & 8 table forks,4 lg.forks,8 soup spoons,8 desertspoons,7 lg.knives,8 sml knives,9 teaspoons,4 parfait spoons,5 steak knives,6 butterknives,8 coffee spoons,caddy spoon,2 ladles etc (102 pieces) 2000-4000

109

Two American sterling silver three light candelabra 200-400

110

Six American sterling silver ornately decorated coffee spoons 30-60

Antique Furniture

111

An Edwardian Sheraton revival armchair in mahogany inlaid with ivory and boxwood 300-500

112

A late Victorian portable rosewood specimen case with original buttoned satin interior 400-600

113

A Sheraton style toilet mirror with shield shaped mirror and three drawers to serpentine shaped platform. In crossbanded mahogany and standing on ogee feet. c.1850

250-450

114

A Georgian style toilet mirror in faded walnut with four small drawers, standing on ogee bracket feet

300-500

115

A walnut framed open armchair on cabriole legs with gros point embroidered upholstery.c.1900 250-350

116

A crossbanded mahogany specimen cabinet the top in the form of a shield. c.1870 500-700

117

A rosewood worktable on circular platform base with chess board top. c.1850

700-900

118

A Victorian mahogany dressing table with oval swivel mirror, shaped front on scrolled carved supports 1500-2000

119

A reproduction walnut coffee table the top with pie crust edge supported on turned gate leg base 200-400

120

A reproduction clover leaf topped occasional table on triform base in elm 200-300

121

Two Regency style sabre legged chairs in beech 200-400

122

A well patinated Georgian foldover tea table in mahogany. Serpentine shaped standing on well defined cabriole legs. c.1800. 1500-2000

123

An early 19th century standing corner cupboard in mahogany with astragally glazed upper section. In mahogany

2500-4000

124

An early Victorian rosewood card table. Swivel top with shaped and carved apron standing on quadruped base 1500-2500 Illustrated

125

A late Victorian Sheraton revival writing table in rosewood with boxwood inlays. The top with back of four drawers. 90 x 54cm 1000-1500

126

A magnificent William and Mary walnut veneered chest on stand, the upper section compnsmg six drawers with rounded moulding. The bottom section with three drawers and on six turned legs, with shaped stretcher 5000-7000 I//ustrd.back cover

127

A walnut veneered loo table on quadruped base with serpentine shaped top 1750-2500

128

A rare semi circular mahogany sideboard designed to fit a round room. The front with three cupboards and two drawers. c.1830 2000-3000 Illustrated

129

An Edwardian crossbanded mahogany card table with triangular fold out sections to top and on tapering legs. 400-600

130

An early 20th century, Georgian style bureau in faded walnut with well fitted interior, leather inset fall, on bracket feet. 49 x 45 2000 -4000

131

A reproduction mahogany tallboy in the form of a miniature chest on chest. 55 x 39 x 130

400-600

132

An early Victorian three drawer hall table in mahogany. Restored 200-400

133

A rare 18th century mahogany pierced ladder back Chippendale armchair

800-1200

134

A superb 18th century mahogany Chippendale armchair on cabriole legs with shell carved knees and top rail, pierced back splat

1000-1500

135

A superb 18th century mahogany

Chippendale armchair on champhered legs with carved top rail and ornate pierced and carved back splat

1000-1500

136

A pair of late Victorian Chippendale side chairs with pierced back splat and on ball and claw cabriole legs

300-500

137

An early 20th century Louis XV style armchair in walnut

200-400

138

A walnut framed cabriole legged balloon back chair with gros point upholstery

300-500

139

A walnut framed, cabriole legged balloon back chair with ornately carved back and gros point upholstery

400-600 Illustrated

140

Two walnut framed cabriole legged balloon back chairs with ornately carved backs

300-600

141

A fine quality Louis XV style fauteil with gilded walnut frame

1000-1500

142

An Italian giltwood blackamoor figure on stand supporting a nine light candleabra

2000-3000

143

A reproduction suit of armour

400-800

144

An Empire style gilded console. The grey marble top supported by two winged monopodic lions

2000-3000

145

A Louis XV style bureau plat with ormolu mounted legs and top. The drawers and sides with parquetry inlays. 130 x 75 2000-4000

146

A late 18th century straight fronted oak chest of drawers on fine bracket feet

500-800

147

An early 20th century oak desk with moulded cupboard and drawer fronts and spiral twist legs

400-800

148

An exceptionally reproduction sofa Gothic taste in oak

500-1000

149 fine quality table in the

An oak occasional table on spiral twist legs

80-120

150

A superb reproduction refectory table in oak with baluster shaped legs. 83 x 200

1500-2000

151

Four Cromwellian style oak dining chairs

400-800 ..

152

A Shropshire rocking chair with original paintwork and stencil decoration

200-400

153

A straight grained walnut arts and crafts style table 200-300

154

An oak settle with carved ends in the Gothic manner. W.lO0cm 200-400

155

A 17th century style oak court cupboard profusely carved with geometric pattern and stylised foliage. The top section supported on full figure carvings with recessed cupboards, the lower section also with two cupboards. W.177cm 2000-3000

156

A set of six late 19th century oak Cromwellian chairs uphostered in William Morris tapestry 500-1000

157

A fine quality fireside chair m beech with caned back rest 100-150

158

A circular oak dining table by Rex Chapman-Taylor, the top adzed and standing on four twisted and carved legs 300-600

159

An oak armchair with blue damask upholstery 100-150

160

A hand adzed rimu tallboy made by Rex Chapman-Taylor 300-500

161

A hand adzed oak stool by Rex Chapman-Taylor 50-100

162

A hand adzed student desk in kauri and rimu by Rex Chapman-Taylor together with a matching stool 400-600

163

Two hand adzed stools by Rex Chapman-Taylor 200-400

164

Two hand adzed stools by Rex Chapman-Taylor 40-80

165

A superb black ·lacquer longcase clock. The door decorated in the Chinese manner. Seven day movement by Roger Stone, London. Height 232cm 4000-6000

Silver Plate, Porcelain, Glass and Collectibles

166

A magnificent oval Sheffield plate meat cover. Base with floral and shell decoration. Floral handle. Length 55cm 1000-1500

167

A pair of candle snuffers on old Sheffield plated tray. c.1820 100-200

168

A pair of She-ffield plate candlesticks. c.1800 200-400

169

A superbly crafted oval wall plaque depicting the landing of the Crusaders. Silver on copper 300-500

170

An art nouveau eliptical wall plaque with scene of a wme goddess. Silver plate 100-200

171

A silver plated vase in the form of a basket with intact original liner 100-200 7

172

A superb silver plated art nouveau dressing table mirror 400-600

173

A Sheffield plated wine coaster with gadrooned edge 50-100

174

An electroplated clock, the case with floral swags surmounted by an urn 150-250

175

A rare lantern clock, face silvered and signed Robert Coster Nenbery 4000-6000 . lllustrd.front cover

176

A bronze statue of a Roman archer. Height 90cm.c .1910 2500-3000

177

A bronze table lamp in the form of a vase of flowers 200-400

178

A charming bronze figure of a child cheerfully seated on a stool. signed Juan Clara 400-600

179

Another charming bronze figure of a young girl standing on a chair without a shoe. Lamped 500-700

180

An art deco style spelter table lamp. Nude with ball 1000-1500

181

A pair of brass candlesticks Height 19cm 50-70

182

A pair of brass candlesticks. Height 21.5cm 80-100

183

An early Victorian brass chamberstick 30-50

184

Two brass candlesticks 20-40

18S

A Georgian mahogany tea caddy on brass ball feet 70-100

186

Two Williamsburg reproduction tea caddys in mahogany 100-200

187

A mahogany cased chess set. The chessmen in ivory and stained ivory mounted on carved ivory. 300-400

188

A finely carved ivory in the form of a bullock with child playing flute 200-300

189

A pair of antique Kashan prayer rugs. Rust coloured ground with floral borders in indigo blue and orange. 202 x 132cm 1500-2500

190

An Edwardian green plush woollen tablecloth. 257 x 164cm 100-200

191

A modern Caucasian rug. 120 x 188cm 500-700

192

A Belgian rug of Turkoman design. Mustard/gold. 337 x 257cm 500-700

193

An antique Kirman rug. Approximately 400 knots per square inch. Worn 206 x 141cm 1000-2000

194

A Kashan rug. Brick red ground with central madallion in indigo blue with repeated stylised flowers in vase motif. 204 x 140cm 1500-2000

19S

A Belgian rug rich red ground with all over Turkoman design. 415 x 298cm 1000-1500

196

An Heriz carpet. The floral tendril field with a large indigo and ivory poled medallion and ivory spandrils, enclosed by an indigo floral border and guards. 348 x 270cm 2500-3500

197

A Shiraz carpet. A stylised plant and bird field with a row of indigo and ivory polled medallions, enclosed by an ivory meander border and multiple guards. 270 x 167cm. 1800-2500

198

A Caucasian runner. An indigo stylized plant field with bird motifs, four madder and light blue star medallions enclosed by an ivory running border and multiple guards. 110 x 325cm 3000-4000

199

A Turkish kelim. A grey field with geometric motifs with five hooked medallions, yellow and madder enclosed within a brown running motif border. 160 x 334cm 1000-1500

200

Nine Venetian red glass liqueur glasses with etched vine leaf decoration. Three A.F. 50-100

201

An amethyst coloured glass Venetian flagon 100-200

202

An art nouveau irridescent glass vase on metal base 100-200

203

Two multi coloured glass bowls 40-600

204

Five Lalique liqueur glasses together with a Lalique glass 50-100

20S

Eight Waterford crystal wme glasses. Lismore pattern 150-200

206

Six Waterford crystal wine glasses 120-200

207

An Orrefors glass bowl with decoration of a girl with geese 50-100

208

A Lalique vase with stylised flower decoration. Signed R. Lalique. Height llcm. 150-250

209

A superb 1950's set of six large tumblers and a water jug in frosted glass. Signed Lalique 600-1000

210

A clear glass claret jug with E.P.N.S. rim and handle 100-150

211

A set of five Venetian glasses 50-100

212

A powder bowl glass simulated to resemble malachite 50-100

213

Three glass footed comports 60-90

214

A set of six Waterford wine glasses. Lismore pattern. Together with seven'short' glasses 150-200

21S

Six Victorian stemmed wine !gasses together with matching beakers 60-100

216

A blue overlay glass scent bottle 50-100

217

Five Lalique square stemmed wine glasses 50-100

218

Six Lalique glasses on circular foot 150-200

219

A late Victorian decanter 100-150

220

Two tall necked decanters with etched decoration 200-300

221

Two pieces of glass beaded embroidery together with a piece of stumpwork embroidery 50-100

222

Two superb art nouveau stained glass windows. Sunflowers in a vase. 73 x 128cm 600-1000

223

A large Rockingham style vase, apple green ground with 'root' handles in yellow and gold flanking a central hand painted panel of flowers. Height 45cm 400-600

224

A large Rockingham style vase, royal blue ground with 'root' handles in yellow and gold flanking a central hand painted panel of flowers. Height 45cm 400-600

225

A Belleek vase with applied decoration of flowers. Height 8cm. Black mark 40-80

226

A pair of oval Sevres plaques, blue borders with handpainted romantic scenes, with two oval brass frames. Length 34cm 300-400

227

Four oval Sevres porcelain plaques, blue borders with handpainted reclining putti mounted in ornate

gilded frames 250-350

228

A cloisonne plate with overall floral decoration. Dia.20.5cm 80-120

229

Royal Crown Derby plate m the Imari palette. Dia.23.5cm 100-150

230

A Royal Crown Derby trinket box. Height 7.5cm 100-150

231

A Satsuma pot pourri jar. Height 6.5cm 30-60

232

A Copenhagen porcelain figure of a Dutch boy. Signed Amager. Height 14.5cm 50-100

233

A Royal Daulton figurine 'Blithe Morning'. Height 18cm 100-150

234

A Royal Daulton figurine 'Mary Mary'. Height 12.5cm 40-80

235

A Meissen porcelain figure group depicting cupid surrounded by admiring women and girls. Cupid in turn is reading from a book mounted on a ram's head, marbleised plinth. Some repairs. Height 29cm 2000-3000

236

A Meissen porcelain figure group depicting troubadoors and putti on a naturalistic rock base. Some repairs Height 36cm 2000-3000

237

A late 19th century Potschappel porcelain clock and candelabra set. Elaborately decorated with putti, flowers and leaves. Chips 2500-3500

238

A Vienna porcelain two handled vase. Mazarin blue ground with gold decoration. Height 41cm 400-600

239

A Rockingham style porcelain vase on stand blue and gold with centre panel of handpainted flowers. Converted to a table lamp 300-400

240

A Moorcroft pomegranate pattern bowl with impressed Burslem mark. c.1916. By William Moorcroft. Dia. 26cm 400-600

241

A Moorcroft trumpet shaped vase, spring flower pattern early Walter Moorcroft. c.1945. Height 21cm 400-600

242

A Moorcroft baluster shaped vase, columbine pattern. Limited edition. 7 /200. 1984. Height 26cm 300-400

243

A Royal Daulton flambe double gourd shaped vase. Height 18cm 200-300

244

A Royal Daulton flambe pumpkin shaped vase. Signed Noke. Dia.17. Height 18cm 500-700

245

A Wedgwood fairyland lustre bowl 300-400

246

A Carltonware Vert Royale ginger jar with gold spiral decoration. Height 16cm 100-200

247

A Royal Worcester fruit bowl signed Rickets. Dia.18cm 300-500

248

A Royal Daulton Toby jug. Old Charley. Height 15cm 150-250

249

A Moorcroft bowl. Iris pattern. William Moorcroft. Dia.23cm 400-600

250

A Moorcroft vase, squat baluster shape. Anenome pattern. H.7.5cm 100-200

251

An unusual black mark Belleek frog. Height 13.5cm 100-150

252

A Moorcroft bowl. Iris pattern. Dia.Bern 30-60

253

A Royal Doulton bowl. The Jackdaw of Rheims. Dia.24cm 100-200

254

A Royal Doulton plate 'But no! They can't find the ring' 50-100

255

A Capodimonte figure group. Two female Baccantes. Height 28.5cm 200-300

256

A Royal Doulton figurine 'Mary had a little Lamb' 40-80

257

An earthenware, underglaze transfer decoration. Willow pattern meat plate 100-200

258

A rare 1920's decanter in the form of a magistrate by Robj.Paris 250-350

259

A rare 1920's decanter in the form of a gendarme by Robj.Paris 250-350

260

A rare 1920's decanter in the form of a top hatted gentleman 250-350

261

A glazed pottery bottle by J. Rancich. Auckland.40-80

262

A Royal Worcester Woodland pattern. (approx.). 500-1000

263 dinner set. 55 pieces

A Royal Worcester figure 'China' by F.G. Doughty 50-100

264

A seven piece Royal Doulton cannister shaped coffee set. Tango pattern 150-250

Paintings

265

An early 19th.century watercolour, Madonna & Child 56 x 43cm 200-400

266

A 19th century oil on canvas. Cimon & Pero 38 x 41cm 800-1000

267

An oil on board. Still Life with Fruit by H.W. Worth.F.R.W.S. 29 x 33cm 200-300

268

Oil on canvas. 'Mt Cook from Lake Pukaki' signed Duncan Darroch 29.5 x 19.5cm 300-500

269

Floral watercolour signed Beatrice Seddon.'62. 65 x 56cm 200-400

270

Print 'The Necklace' signed W. Russell Flint. 70 x 52cm 800-1200

271

Print 'Waiting' signed W. Russell Flint 57 x 31.5cm 500-800

272

Two prints of Camellias together with a monograph by Samuel Curtis 300-500

273

Oil on board. White Camellias signed E. Boyes 56 x 75cm 200-400

274

Oil on board. Landscape with rata in flower. Signed Ethel Richardson 12 X 17 200-400

275

Watercolour. South Island Landscape signed Ethel Richardson 12.5 x 14.5cm 200-400

276

Watercolour. Crowhurst Place signed Herbert Milne? 1914 27.5 x 22.5cm 50-100

277

Watercolour. Landscape with lake. signed Eric N. Gully.1944 28.5 x 24 50-100

278

Watercolour. Country House. signed A.E. Douglas. 29 x 23.5 50-100

279

Watercolour. Drevalla Creek Jamberoo. signed Rodney (?) 37.5 X 24 50-100

280

Oil on board. signed C.H. Howarth. Mt Cook Winter at the Heritage. 29 x 24 500-1000

281

Watercolour signed C.H. Howarth. Selworthy Village Somerset. 20 x 14 200-400

282

Watercolour signed C.H. Howarth. Hongis Track near Rotorua. 32 x 37 600-1000

283

Oil on canvas. Portrait of a Maori Woman by Vera Cummings. 18 x 24

400-600

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