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Click here to subscribeA large ceramic jug by Charlotte Rhead, for Crown Ducal, circa 1930's, the cream ground decorated with stylised flowers in various colours, with double handle in green, 18.5cm high, signature to base, together with another ceramic jug, of tapered form, cream ground with stylised flower pattern, with stepped spout and angled handle in green, 245cm high, signature to base (2).
Stowe, near Buckingham. The Ducal Estate and the contents of the Mansion ... Messrs. Jackson Stops will sell by auction at Stowe House, Towcester, F. C. Williams, 1921, folio (370 x 250mm.), half title, illustrated title, photographic plates, maps, and key plans, original decorative cloth backed boards, catalogue number 1290 on lower portion of the front cover and signed by catalogue purchaser
Stowe, near Buckingham. The Ducal Estate and the contents of the Mansion ... Messrs. Jackson Stops will sell by auction at Stowe House, Towcester, F. C. Williams, 1921, folio (370 x 250mm.), half title, illustrated title, photographic plates, maps and key plans, original decorative cloth backed boards, catalogue number 1294 on lower portion of the front cover, not signed by the purchaser
Sweeting, W. D., Architectural Notice of the Triangular Lodge at Rushton, Northampton, printed and published by J. Taylor and Son, 1868, tall 8vo (225 x 145mm.), advertisement leaves printed on pink paper at end, original decorative yellow paper wrappers. Stowe, Buckingham Sale of the Ducal Estate and Contents of The Mansion Sectional Copy for the Trade only of Part 2 (Furniture Section) of the above Sale Catalogue, Towcester, F. C. Williams, 1921, tall 8vo (250 x 150mm.), contemporary annotations, original paper wrappers. With two other works William George's 'Lytes Cary Manor House' (Bristol, n.d.), and William Bazeley's History of Prinknash Park' (Gloucester, 1890)
Auction Catalogue - Stowe, near Buckingham The Ducal Estate and Contents of the Mansion ... Messrs. Jacksopn Stops will sell by Auction at Stowe House, On Monday, July 4th, 1921 ... On the eighteen days following (from July 5th to July 28th), Towcester, F. C. Williams, 1921, folio (370 x 250mm.), plates, illustrations, maps, many folding, contemporary cloth backed spine, Stowe coat of arms in-laid on front cover, Catalogue No. 1679. With another related catalogue No. 359, 'Particulars of Stowe House near Buckingham and the Remaining Portions of the Estate to be sold by Auction by direction of H. Shaw' (London, 1921)
THE CORBY CASTLE COFFEE POT. A superb George II cast and chased silver 'Turky' coffee pot, hallmarked London, 1750, maker Thomas Whipham, of inverted balustroid form on a domed circular foot and with ogee-domed hinged cover, having all-over rococo chased decoration of floral scrollwork with a C-scroll bordered cartouche reserved to each side, engraved heraldically, one with the arms of the Dukes of Norfolk and the other with one of the Howard crests, a lion statant guardant under the motto 'SOLA VIRTUS INVICTA'; below the palmette-fluted lip a ram's mask and dolphin and below the upper handle socket a mask of Pan, the handle of carved ivory with acanthus purchase, the cover surmounted with a finial cast as another of the Duke's crests, a pair of wings issuant from a ducal coronet, 31cm, (12.2in) high, 50 ozs, (1555gm) all-in, together with, and made for it - A magnificent William IV cast silver stand by the celebrated maker Paul Storr, London, 1832, cast in the form of the Duke of Norfolk's winged crest as below, complete with spirit-heater by the same maker and of matching date, 12.5cm, (5in) high, 33ozs, (1026gms); overall height 35.5cm, (14in), combined weight 83 ozs (2581gm).
An A G Richardson & Co Crown Ducal Persian Rose plaque, designed by Charlotte Rhead, tube lined with a broad band of pink, blue and yellow petalled flowers with green leaves and within a yellow rim, cracked, 12.5" diameter and a squat globular Persian Rose design vase, marked 'C Rhead', 4.5" high (2)
An A G Richardson & Co Crown Ducal trellis charger, designed by Charlotte Rhead, tube lined with small panels of purple, pink and yellow flowers within the petals of a larger flower and against a marbled coffee ground, yellow and green banded, green printed mark and 'C Rhead 6016' in brown, 12.5" diameter
G Rosenthal, after John Ruskin (1819-1900) Torcello, Capital of Nave Pillar, and St Mark's, Capital of Shaft of Central Porch; The Ducal Palace, Renaissance Capitals of the Loggia; and Stilted Archivolts, from a Ruin in the Rio di Ca' Foscari, lithograph, 35 x 53cm; 53 x 35cm; and 35 x 52cm (3)
Britains Deetail - 2 Guardsmen (c.1977), Britains 'New Metal' Models (c.1977, 24 Marching Guardsmen, Britains Metal Models (c.1986), Marching foot Guards Band comprising 24 Buglers, 8 Side Drummers, 3 Bass Drummers, 4 Bandmasters, 8 Dismounted Royal Horse Guards (Blues), 8 Yeoman of the Guard, 8 Marching Highlanders, 9 Marching Highland Pipers together with part of a Footguards Colour Party (1 damaged), 4 figures - no colour. Sold with a Ducal Footguards Drum Major - generally VG. (103 figures)
A CROWN DUCAL RHEAD RIB MOULDED PLAQUE, commemorating the Coronation of George VI & Queen Elizabeth, with dashed rim and wide chequered border in orange and cream, the centre with GE cyphers, VI, and dated 1937 in orange, gilt and black. Transfer printed factory mark and signature. Diameter 12.25".
A 19th Century English Porcelain Cheese Stand, circular, with gilded rim, the horizontally reeded concave sided body painted four times with the letter K composed of flowerheads beneath a ducal coronet, raised on four lion paw feet, a label adhered to the underside inscribed in ink 'Bishop of Ely's Sale 1886' (23cm diameter)