179 |
A QUEEN ANNE TAZZA of plain circular form, on a pedestal foot, with a spreading circular base, the under side engraved with an inscription reading, "Milton Damerall, Devon. D D Gualterus, Elford Rect", London 1710, makers mark of H O, possibly for Edward Holaday, (c.12oz), diameter 8.5". See illustration £800-1500 | Nil |
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2000 |
| 180 | A GEORGE V SALT of shaped square form, the body richly embossed with classical figures, the pull-off lid with a figure finial on a stepped graduated base and Pharaoh feet, London 1911, (c.8oz), height 5.5" . See illustration £150-250 | Nil |
|
220 |
| 181 | AN EDWARDIAN TWO HANDLED BOWL of circular form with plain side handles and inscribed with a Latin inscription and a Tudor Rose motif, the whole on three stylised feet, London 1903, by Omar Ramsden and Alwyn Carr, (c.8oz), 4.75" diameter. See ilustration £200-400 | Nil |
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500 |
| 182 | A BOWL of hexagonal circular form applied with a pierced border of foliate scroll decoration, the whole on six bracket feet, by Omar Ramsden, London 1935, inscribed to the base "Omar Ramsden me fecit", (c.15oz), diameter 8.25". See illustration £500-1000 | Nil |
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800 |
| 183 | A WAITER of circular form with a ropework border, the centre engraved with a coat of arms within a stylised border, the whole on three hoof feet, by Omar Ramsden and Alwyn Carr, London 1909, inscribed to base, "Omar Ramsden et Alwyn Carr me fct", (c.8oz), diameter 7" £300-500 | Nil |
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350 |
| 184 | AN EDWARDIAN GOBLET, the bowl of urn form with spot hammered decoration, supported by stem mounted with theatrical masks and ribbon-tied decoration, on a raised circular base, by Omar Ramsden and Alwyn Carr, London 1901, also stamped Ramsden & Carr, with a later presentation inscription, (c.4oz), 4.25" high. See illustration £300-600 | Nil |
|
380 |
| 185 | AN EDWARDIAN SUGAR CASTOR of circular bellied form, embossed with Tudor Rose motifs and spot hammered decoration, also applied with four shields, the pull-off cover with a wirework finial, the whole on an oval foot, by Omar Ramsden and Alwyn Carr, London 1901, (c.8oz), height 7.25". See illustration £300-600 | Nil |
|
700 |
| 186 | AN EDWARDIAN CREAM JUG of helmet form, with spot hammered decoration and a loop handle, the whole on a raised circular foot, by Omar Ramsden and Alwyn Carr, London 1908, (c.2oz), height 4.5". See illustration £200-400 | Nil |
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400 |
| 187 | A PEPPERPOT of upright cylindrical form, with spot hammered decoration embossed with a heron eating a snake, with ropework border, by Omar Ramsden and Alwyn Carr, London 1918, (c.3oz), height 4.5". See illustration £300-500 | Nil |
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450 |
| 188 | A SNUFF BOX of shaped rectangular form with spot hammered decoration, the hinged cover with a stylised motif border, by Omar Ramsden, London 1925, inscribed to base "Omar Ramsden me fecit", 2.5" wide, (c.1.5oz). See illustration £100-200 | Nil |
|
550 |
| 189 | AN ARTS AND CRAFTS MUSTARD POT of plain cylindrical form with spot hammered decoration, the hinged cover with an entwined rope border and a pierced ball and wirework finial, by The Guild of Handicraft (George Hart), London 1930, with a blue glass liner, (c.3oz), height 3". See illustration £100-200 | Nil |
|
200 |
| 190 | AN ARTS AND CRAFTS PEPPERPOT of cylindrical form, with spot hammered decoration, similar to the previous lot, with a wirework ball finial, by The Guild of Handicraft (George Hart), London 1930, (c.2oz), 3" high. See illustration £50-100 | Nil |
|
55 |
| 191 | A GEORGE III CREAM JUG of oval form, with reeded borders and scroll handles, with two engraved cartouches, monogrammed, by John Eames, London 1800, (c.4oz) £100-200 | Nil |
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150 |
| 192 | A MID 18TH CENTURY CREAM JUG of baluster form, with embossed foliate scroll and figural decoration with a vacant cartouche, leaf capped scroll handle, the whole on three shell capped hoof feet, marks worn, weight (c.2oz), 4" high £80-120 | Nil |
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| 193 | A MODERN CREAM JUG of sparrow-beak form, with a scroll handle on a raised circular foot, by F Howden, Sheffield 1972, together with a modern copy of a Jersey bowl of plain circular form with scroll handles, Sheffield 1973, (2), (c.7oz) £60-80 | Nil |
|
60 |
| 194 | A GEORGE III CREAM JUG of oval form, with a band of engraved foliate and acorn decoration, reeded border and scroll handle, possibly by Edward Mayfield, London 1807, (c.3oz) £100-150 | Nil |
|
90 |
| 195 | A CONTINENTAL JUG of baluster form, with a scroll handle on a pedestal filled base, the body embossed with two vacant circular cartouches stamped 925 for Sterling with import marks for London 1909, 6.5" £200-400 | Nil |
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| 196 | A LATE VICTORIAN DOUBLE INK STAND of shaped oval form, the raised back embossed with figures and foliate decoration, the base with shell and figural decoration on four pierced bracket feet with two baluster shaped embossed inkwells, by J Banks, Birmingham 1891, (c.5oz), 4.5" wide £100-200 | Nil |
|
140 |
| 197 | A GEORGE V SILVER-GILT PEDESTAL SALT of octagonal form with a flared reeded base, London 1910, by Carrington & Co, (c.16oz), 5.5" £200-300 | Nil |
|
220 |
| 198 | A MATCHED SET OF THREE GEORGE III TEA CADDIES of shaped square form, the bodies with applied masks and scroll borders, with gadrooned pull-off covers with rose finials, the whole raised on four scroll feet, the two smaller caddies London 1771 possibly by William Vincent, the larger caddy London 1766, by I W V L, each base with an initialled inscription, in a fitted case with a red velvet interior, (c.28oz), each 5.75" high. See illustration £3000-4000 | Nil |
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| 199 | THE LUSHINGTON TANKARD An important Charles II silver tankard engraved with depictions of the Great Plague and the Fire of London with laudatory Latin inscriptions, together with the arms of Charles II and Sir Edmund Berrie Godfrey, makers mark "IN" in a heart with a mullett below, London 1675/76, 7.5" high. Provenance: Sir Edmund Berrie Godfrey's niece, Catherine Godfrey, who married Stephen Lushington of Sittingbourne, Kent, in 1699. Purchased by their son, Thomas Godfrey Lushington and thence by direct descent. In a letter to his son James Stephen, dated 16th May 1756, Thomas Godfrey Lushington wrote: "I have a large Tankard of Sir E.B. Godfreys, which I value, & Weighs 37oz 15dwt, by which you'd Observe if we Exchange you'l be a Gainer. And I shall have that Tankard kept in my Family (for I charge you never to part from it) which will answer the End I had in Buying it". Literature: The Connoisseur December 1975: "The Tankards of Sir Edmund Berrie Godfrey by Roger Lushington", pages 258-265. Exhibited: On loan to the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford until September 2005. | Nil |
|
70000 |
| 200 | A WILLIAM IV VINAIGRETTE of rectangular form, with engine-turned and reeded decoration, by Taylor & Perry, Birmingham 1831, together with two further vinaigrettes of rectangular form with engraved foliate and reeded decoration,(3) £100-200 | Nil |
|
250 |
| 201 | A GEORGE IV VINAIGRETTE, of rectangular form with engraved intertwined decoration, by Thomas Shaw, Birmingham 1835, together with a rectangular vinaigrette, the hinged cover inscribed and another vinaigrette (3) £100-200 | Nil |
|
190 |
| 202 | A GEORGE III VINAIGRETTE of rectangular form, the hinged cover with wriggle-work decoration by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1812, together with two further vinaigrettes of rectangular form with engraved leaf decoration (3) £100-200 | Nil |
|
200 |
| 203 | A GEORGE III VINAIGRETTE of plain oval form, with the grille pierced with foliate decoration, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1801, together with two further vinaigrettes one with cross hatched decoration (3) £100-200 | Nil |
|
200 |
| 204 | A GEORGE III VINAIGRETTE of rectangular form, the hinged cover with engraved foliate decoration, with a plain grille, by John Shaw, Birmingham 1810 together with two vinaigrettes of rectangular form with engraved decoration (3) £100-200 | Nil |
|
180 |
| 205 | A GEORGE III VINAIGRETTE of rectangular form with canted corners and engraved decoration, the grille pierced with foliate decoration, makers mark T W, Birmingham 1801, together with two rectangular vinaigrettes with engraved decoration, and monogrammed (3) £100-200 | Nil |
|
200 |
| 206 | A GEORGE III VINAIGRETTE of rectangular form, the hinged cover with wriggle-work decoration on a matted background, the base inscribed "Mary to Louisa", by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1816 together with two further vinaigrettes with engraved decoration (3) £100-200 | Nil |
|
200 |
| 207 | A VICTORIAN VINAIGRETTE of oval form, the hinged cover and base with engraved decoration, the grille with foliate decoration by F H & T, Birmingham 1854, together with two vinaigrettes of rectangular form with engraved decoration (3) £100-200 | Nil |
|
190 |
|
208 |
A GEORGE III VINAIGRETTE of panelled rectangular form, the hinged cover with engraved decoration, plain grille, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1809 together with two rectangular vinaigrettes with engraved decoration (3) £100-200 |
Nil |
|
200 |
