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A Moorish style ewer, the porcelain body decorated in underglaze blue and with metal mounts, 21 cm highAll a little loose, general wear and rubbing, no visible chips or cracks to the body, that is visible and not hidden by any mounts

A silver plated ewer, 20th century, Indian, the bulbous body with foliate chevron decoration, the twist handle terminating in a serpent, 16cm diameter30cm high together with two associated silver plated goblets, each densely decorated with foliage, 9.5cm diameter20cm high (3)Condition ReportAll three appear in good condition, the cover to the ewer slightly loose. Age related wear. Please see the additional images.

A PAIR OF TURKISH ÇANAKKALE-STYLE POLYCHROME-PAINTED AND GILT ZSOLNAY POTTERY EWERS Zsolnay manufacture, Pécs, Hungary, ex-Ottoman Western Provinces, ca. 1878 - 1900Each of typical pyriform shape, resting on a short, circular foot, rising to a long, tapering neck surmounted by a bulbous head designed in the shape of a mythical creature with short horns, bulging eyes and an everted beak-like spout, to the side of each ewer a rope-twisted handle, the exterior painted in cobalt blue, manganese purple, sage green, and teal with golden highlights against a milky white ground, the ewer's design typical of Turkish Çanakkale creations whilst the decoration and the palette reminiscent of Ottoman Iznik and Damascus ceramics, consisting of lush floral arrangements with serrated saz leaves, prunus blossom branches, rosette scrolls, and large lotus flower sprays, the front of each ewer further embellished with applied moulded floral roundels, and the handle decorated with alternating blue and purple beaded bands, each base presenting the ZSOLNAY PÉCS mark with the "Five Churches and Family Initials", as well as the production form numbers of this series (stamped '753' ZV Pécs and '6', and painted '22').each approximately 36cm high In 1853, the Zsolnay factory was established by Miklós Zsolnay in Pécs, Hungary. In 1865, his son Vilmos Zsolnay joined the company and became its manager and director, spearheading the rapid and remarkable success of this manufacture at international exhibitions and art fairs all around the world. The factory mark on the base of our ewers was designed by Júlia Sikorski, Vilmos' daughter, possibly for the factory's debut at the 1878 Paris Exhibition, where the Zsolnay factory was eventually awarded a gold medal. For the design, Julia was inspired by the Medieval name of her family's hometown, Pécs, which meant "Five Churches". To the right of the mark, one can read the initials T.J.M. standing for Térez, Júlia and Miklós, the first names' initials of the three children of Vilmos, heavily involved in the running of the factory at that time. This mark remained in use from 1878 until 1900 and is usually accompanied by the production form numbers, indicating the date of the original release of the piece. Interestingly, another Çanakkale-style Zsolnay pottery ewer recently sold at auction in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire (Potteries Auction, 7 March 2024, lot 322) presents the same form numbers of our pair ('753' Z. V. PECS), suggesting they were all most probably part of a special series inspired by Turkish Çanakkale creations. each approximately 36cm high Qty: 2

A FIGURAL ZAND-STYLE ENGRAVED BRASS EWER AND BASE Qajar Iran, second half 19th centuryComprising a pyriform brass ewer with upward-turned rosette spout and sinuous handle, engraved with typical Zand revival decorative motifs including mythical, hunting, and banqueting scenes with animated figures and animals, all set against a dense floral ground; and an engraved brass base, a near match in style, with openwork lid in the centre, the curved rim decorated with roundels in-filled with a variety of figural scenes with dancers, kings, knights, and characters from the Persian literary epics.The ewer 39cm highThe base 26.5cm diam. and 12.5cm high The ewer 39cm high, the base 26.5cm diam. and 12.5cm high Qty: 2

BASIN & EWER, 2 PAIRS OF MODERN VASES 

TRAY CONTAINING LARGE DOULTON WATER EWER, ROYAL DOULTON FIGURINE, 2 SYLVAC BUNNY ORNAMENTS, CHROME FINISHED TRUMPETER, CAR MASCOT, DRESDEN STYLE FIGURINE, DOUBLE HANDLED MOON FLASK, ORIENTAL STYLE VASE, NOVELTY CUP & SAUCER Condition

BOX CONTAINING BRASS EWER , MALING BOWL, PAIR OF GLASS LANTERN SHADES, BRASS TOASTING FORKS, HORSE BRASS, BRASS CANDLESTICKS, SMALL EP TURTLE PIN DISH, CUT CRYSTAL DECANTER AND STOPPER, SET OF CUT CRYSTAL STEMMED GLASSES, BRASS LANTERN ETC Condition

A LARGE MEISSEN PORCELAIN EWER EMBLEMATIC OF 'FIRE' circa 1880, after the model by Johann Joachim Kändler (1706-1775), bearing blue crossed swords mark and incised numerals to the base, with a figured dragon handle surmounted by a putto, the body mounted with a seated figure of Vulcan and a youth carrying a torch, against a backdrop of an erupting volcano and fleeing fauna, 67cm high 

A LARGE MEISSEN PORCELAIN EWER EMBLEMATIC OF 'WATER' circa 1880, after the model by Johann Joachim Kändler (1706-1775), bearing blue crossed swords mark and incised numerals to the base, the spout figured as a conch shell and the handle surmounted by a winged putto, the body with a background of warships at sea and with figures of Neptune, four hippocampi and a mermaid in relief, 64cm high

A WORCESTER FIRST PERIOD PORCELAIN 'DOLPHIN EWER' CREAM JUGcirca 1770, decorated with floral sprays on a 'silver shape' body moulded with shells and swags, 8cm high; sold together with a magazine advert for a similar (possibly the same) example sold by Esme M. Godkin of Loughborough (2)

A silver-mounted whisky ewer, by John Grinsell & Sons, London 1905,with a silver mount, handle and hinged lid, engraved 'Aird & Thomson Glasgow', with a clear glass body on a circular foot,16cm highCondition ReportGood overall.

Jude Jelfs (b.1950): an earthenware studio pottery vase - 'Eve in Striped Pyjamas', in the form of a flattened pedestal ewer, decorated with yellow stripes and incised decoration on a black ground, incised inscription and signature to reverse of handle, 30.5cm high.* In good condition, with no faults.

An antique Indian white metal Mughal chuski or opium water ewer - 19th century, the baluster form body repoussé decorated with oval floral reserves within floral and foliate borders, below a flared neck with lotus-petal rosette decoration, the gadrooned domed cover with bird finial, with a chevron chased scroll handle and spiral reeded tapering spout with lion mask spout, standing upon a lotus petal rosette foot, 18.75 cm high, weight 364g.

**Laurence McGowan (British, b.1942): two bespoke commissioned pieces of stoneware studio pottery - both with painted inscription 'Health Matters, Market Square, Bampton, Oxon', comprising a barber's bowl, painted with deep pink flowers and foliage in the Art Nouveau style, 29cm diameter; and a pedestal jug or ewer, painted with a robin and flowers and a matching inscription, 22.25cm high, both with painted potters marks to base. (2)  **(Subject to ARR)* Both in good condition, with no faults.

A small collection of mid-19th century Imari decorated English porcelain - including a Spode two handled baluster vase, pattern no. 1216, with beaded edges, red painted factory marks, 13.25cm high; a similar Spode trumpet vase, unmarked, 11.6cm high (hairline to interior); a covered campana styled urn form vase, probably Davenport, painted pattern no. 5909, 12.5cm high; a small Davenport basket, 7.3cm high; a miniature Derby, Stevenson & Hancock jug, red painted factory mark, 5.5cm high; a slender Derby, Stevenson & Hancock ewer, 13.3cm high (rim restored); a pair of Chamberlains Worcester plates, 20.25cm diameter; and a Coalport 'Money Tree' plate, 23.7cm diameter (star crack to base). (9)

A STOURBRIDGE ENGRAVED AND CRESTED EWER CIRCA 1880 Oviform with tall cylindrical neck, everted rim and domed foot, decorated panels of putti reserved within a Raphaelesque band, unmarked 35.5cm high; Together with another smaller Stourbridge engraved glass ewer and a two handled vase, 27cm & 32cm high Condition Report: The crested ewer has small deposits of dirt to the interior and may once have had a stopper. The ewer with the quatrefoil neck has a small chip to one handle.The tallest ewer has a little dirt to the interior well. Please see additional images available from the Dept. upon request.Condition Report Disclaimer

An Oneida 6 place cutlery canteen, moulded glass fruit bowl with plated rim and pair of plated salad servers, a cut glass ewer with stopper and a cut glass jug with plated mounts CONDITION REPORTS The cutlery is Mozart pattern, delux stainless, date unknown but appears to be later than 1970's. It is a 6 place setting canteen rather than 12 as originally stated.

A Royal Crown Derby unfinished blue and white Kedleston ewer; other Royal Crown Derby unfinished blue and white, including dinner plates, octagonal plates, side plates, soup bowls, cups and saucers, etc, qty

A Persian copper rosewater ewer and one other, tallest 35cm high.

A group of four pieces of Royal Worcester porcelain comprising a ewer painted by W.H.Austin with peacocks in a landscape with pine branches, signed, puce mark and date code for 1913, 20cm; a Hadley vase painted by H.Martin with pheasants in a wooded landscape, signed, green mark and date code for 1908, 15cm; a vase painted with roses, puce mark and date code for 1908, 20cm [cover lacking]; and a two-handled pot-pourri vase and cover painted with roses, puce mark and date code for 1907, 20cm wide [4].

Decorative ceramics, including a Canakkale ewer and a 19th century Chinese famille rose vaseThe Chinese vase has a couple of very small rim chips. Ewer with minor damage, the punch fork mask jug has damage to rim, otherwise generally ok.

Unusual lead glazed figural ewer, with inscription beneath, 34cm high

PAIR OF BRASS EWER LAMPS - 73 CMS (H) APPROX

TWO FOREIGN JUGS (2)Comprising: a ewer decorated with a fluted wavy band, detailed Argenta 0,925, height 17cm and a sterling milk jug of oval form with partly fluted decoration, height 7.5cm, combined weight 451 grams

A large Indian brass ewer, 73cm tall. Condition - fair to good

Handmade ewer with stunning design in 24kt gold over black porcelain. Grecian floral, Greek key, Gods and warriors adorn the circumference of the pitcher. Spyropoulos 24kt Gold backstamp. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 4"L x 3.5"W x 11.5"HManufacturer: SpyropoulosCountry of Origin: GreeceCondition: Age related wear.

A 19th Century Chinese blue and white dragon ewer, measuring 25cm high, together with two others

A 19th/20th Century Chinese blue and white lidded ewer, measuring 28cm high, and a blue and white tazza

Ca. AD 1600 - 1700.A fine Ottoman bronze ewer in the form of a standing bird, cast from copper alloy using the lost-wax technique. The avian figure has a pair of narrow feet, rigid tail feathers and triangular wings. Its small head has circular eyes set in front of a narrow, tapered beak. The head protrudes from a conical, decorated neck. A faint red pigment covers the entire bird.Size: 390mm x 320mm; Weight: 1.9kgProvenance: Property of an Oxfordshire art professional; previously in an old British collection, formed in the 1980s on the UK / International art markets. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.This piece is accompanied by a historical report from Alessandro Neri, an international Cultural Heritage expert based in Florence, Italy.

Ca. AD 1000 - 1200. A Seljuk bronze ewer with a pear-shaped ribbed body, resting atop a flaring and hollow foot. Attached to the shoulder is a strap-section handle with a protruding thumb rest. The lamp-shaped spout is covered by a hinged lid. The exterior features incised roundels and panels of intricate motifs. For similar see: MET Museum 33.96. Size: 180mm x 90mm; Weight: 305g Provenance: Property of an Oxfordshire art professional; previously in an old British collection, formed in the 1980s on the UK / International art markets.

Ca. AD 1000 - 1200.A Seljuk bronze ewer with a pear-shaped body rising toward a tapered neck and curved spout, the lower part of the body is inlaid with floral panelling and rests atop a trumpet-shaped base. The rear of the ewer is adorned with a decorative handle with a stylised protruding thumb rest in the shape of a small bird, complete with a hinged lid. The exterior features incised roundels and panels of intricate motifs. For similar see: MET Museum 33.96.Size: 220mm x 80mm; Weight: 390gProvenance: Property of an Oxfordshire art professional; previously in an old British collection, formed in the 1980s on the UK / International art markets.

Ca. AD 1100 - 1200.A bronze ewer displaying an inverted piriform body gracefully balances upon a flared foot. Notably, the mouth of this ewer is fashioned in the likeness of an oil lamp, harmoniously complementing the channelled spout, specifically designed for precise pouring. The ewer features an intricately shaped handle that emerges from its side, accentuating the piece's overall elegance. The distinctive oil-lamp spout stands as one of the ewer's most remarkable attributes, a characteristic frequently observed in Seljuk metalwork. Adorned with elaborate arabesques, the main body of this ewer exhibits a captivating level of detail. Additionally, an ornamental band encircles the base of the ewer. For a similar, please see The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Accession Number: 33.96.Size: L:220mm / W:125mm ; 610gProvenance: Property of a London Islamic art specialist collector; previously in a collection formed since the 1980s.

Moorcroft Pole to Pole pattern narrow ewer dated 2007. 31cm in Height

Collection of brass items to include a small rectangular planter, ewer jug, Art Nouveau style stand picture frame, John Rabone & Sons tape measure, small picture frame, candle sticks, Seiko clock, candle snuffers, etc

A Falcon Ware Chang No.1 Misty Morn vase and cover, a Limoges chocolate cup and a German porcelain plate and a Meissner Limoges Ewer **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR IN-HOUSE POSTING AND PACKING**

19th century silver plated and cranberry glass wine ewer. [31cm high]

A mixed group of silver plate/EPNS comprising a cut crystal claret jug/ewer (h- 31cm), two toast racks, and various spoons/cutlery

An English porcelain Low Chelsea type ewer circa 1780 with printed design

A Royal Worcester ewer, circa 1907, painted with peafowl in a continuous landscape, by C V White, 29.5cm high, (restoration); together with a Royal Crown Derby twin handled urn and cover, 20.5cm high, (s.d.). (2)

A set of three early 19th century Bristol blue glass decanters & two stoppers, 23.5cm high; together with an early 19th century cut glass thistle form vase, 23.5cm high; and another blue glass ewer and associated stopper. (5)

A Quantity of Royal Crown Derby Porcelain, including a lozenge shaped dish with acorn handles, decorated in Imari pattern 1128, similar Imari wares including a hexagonal jar and cover, together with Royal Worcester blush ware porcelain comprising: a tusk formed ewer, twin handled vase, small jug and a pot pourri urn and cover (one tray)

A Mughal Indian brass Islamic aftaba ewer, cast and chased in the Persian taste with lotus, 26cm high, 18th/19th century (lacking cover)

A Kashmiri enamel ewer, decorated in the Persian Islamic taste, cobra handle and finial, hinged cover, skirted base, 29.5cm high

A Mughal Indian brass Islamic aftaba ewer, cast and chased in the Persian taste with lotus, hinged cover, 26.5cm high, 18th/19th century

A Mughal Indian brass Islamic aftaba ewer, cast and chased in the Persian taste with lotus, hinged cover, the scroll handle cast with a lion mask, 31cm high, 18th/19th century

A SMALL CERAMIC BLACK AND WHITE EWER, IRAN PROBABLY KASHAN, EARLY 13TH CENTURYThe body decorated with black scrolls interlacing, the neck with bands of fish14.5cm high Condition Report: The handle missing, the spout damaged and the neck broken and restored, some area of repainting in the reconstructed areaCondition Report Disclaimer

A Chinese blue and white ewer with floral design mounted with an armorial engraved Dutch silver lid, Transitional periodH 22,5 cm

A French Samson rose-Imari style 'aftaba' ewer for the Islamic market, Paris, 19th C.H 35 cm

A French Samson Meissen style 'aftaba' ewer with floral design for the Islamic market, Paris, 19th C.H 35 cm

An impressive German polychrome and gilt Meissen porcelain 'fire' ewer, 19th C.H 67,5 cm Applied with a figure of Vulcan, the body molded with a scene of animals fleeing from a fire, an erupting volcano on the reverse, the handled formed as a curling dragon, after the 18th-C. model from the 'Elements series' by Johann Joachim Kandler.

A Chinese zoomorphic bronze ewer, 'yi', probably Western ZhouH 10 - L 26,5 cmProvenance:- The collection of Mr. and Mrs. S., Ghent, Belgium.- Acquired fom Het Magazijn, Ghent, in September 2008, according to the owner's inventory notes.- Acquired by Het Magazijn from the collection of Michael Banyai, Germany.

A French Samson famille verte style 'aftaba' ewer for the Islamic market with floral design, Paris, 19th C.H 35 cm

A pair of Late 19th Century French cast iron ewer style garnitures on slate bases. 32.5cm.

Doulton Lambeth gourd shaped vase in blue green glaze with impressed Doulton mark GL and 1880 to base (H 24cm); a Royal Doulton cylinder vase in yellow lustre glaze with printed mark to base (H 15.5cm); a large footed baluster form vase in the Doulton Lambeth style (H 29cm)  and a small ewer shaped blue and white stoneware Westerwald style vase (H 13.5cm). (4)

A silver plated ewer, a plated tray, a pair of sauce boats, three bottle coasters and other plate

A Venetian aventurine and lattimo glass ewer, 12 3/4" high, two smaller Venetian glass vases and a dish, 4" dia Condition: Large lattimo ewer: no damage or repair

A late Georgian sauce tureen and cover, c.1825, possibly by Coalport, with dark blue and cream decoration highlighted with gilt, marked number 662 to the underside, 16 x 19cms high; a Victorian Copeland flask or ewer, circa 1870, the baluster body and slender neck with tonal red decoration enriched with gilt, decorative spiral faux cord handle, 13 x 23.5cms high; and an early 20th Century Aynsley bone china cabinet plate, decorated with fruit and gold embossed decoration, the stand in the photographs is not included, 16.8cms diameter. (3)PROVENANCE: The Graham Smith Retirement Auction - 50 years in the Antiques Trade.

A QUANTITY OF SILVERPLATE TO INCLUDE A WINE EWER, A JAMES DIXON & SON HINGED BISCUIT JAR/TEA CADDY, SAUCE BOAT, ETC.,

A bronze ewer, with handle modelled as leaping horse with wings, height 24cm.

A Royal Worcester sugar caster, ewer, font pot pourri bowl and cover and teacup and saucer, early 20th c, all but one printed and painted with wild flowers, caster 13.5cm h, green or sepia printed mark and shape numbers None damaged, no restoration