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Click here to subscribeA LOWESTOFT PORCELAIN TEA BOWL. the powder blue ground with vignettes depicting a figure with fishing rod, a bird in flight and floral sprays, 7.5cm diameter J. Howell collection no. L.190 Provenance- Bolster, November 1969, £22. *CR Hairline crack to body, old chip to foot which is glazed indicating it may be original to manufacture?
A LOWESTOFT PORCELAIN COFFEE POT. the body transfer decorated with a Chinoiserie scene with a pagoda, buildings, figures and a fishing boat with cormorants, with later non-contemporary lid, with old labels to the base for the Colman Collection and the Arnold Collection, 23.5cm high J. Howell collection no. L.303 Provenance- Veners Antiques (K. Brown), November 1975, £67. *CR The lid is not original to the coffee pot and has a hairline crack to the rim, the coffee pot with small hairline crack to one side of the spout where it meets the body, some surface staining and marks.
Alfred Wallis (1855-1942) A Masted two-funnel Steamer fishing boat near a lighthouse. Pencil & paints on card. Signed upper right. 26 x 21cmWe would like to thank Robert Jones for his assistance in cataloging this paintingSee page 57 of Roberts' new Book entitled Alfred Wallis Artist and Mariner for very similar examples.
OLD PULTENEY 21 YEAR OLD HIGHLAND SINGLE MALT 46% ABV / 70cl Established in 1826 to satiate the local fishing community’s thirst for the good stuff, Pulteney distillery, in the town of Wick, is home to some unusual stills. Scaled up versions of the kind favoured by smugglers of the era; they sport oversized reflux bulbs that are nearly as big as the still bases. These are combined with purifiers and snaking lyne arms running into worm-tub condensers, resulting in a spirit that is oily and full bodied. In 1995 the distillery was acquired by Inver House, who properly established “Old Pulteney” as a single malt brand. Since then, the brand has gone from strength to strength, and collected several awards and accolades along the way.
the first with 43cm flattened diamond section blade, characteristic brass mounted hilt with reeded wooden grip, the mounts decorated with scrolling foliage and stylised characters, in its brass mounted wooden scabbard decorated to match, the second with 42cm blade and also decorated to match, together with two Sudanese daggers, a Kukri and a Joseph Rodgers knife, lacking scabbards, two 1888 bayonets, one with scabbard, a diving knife, a fishing knife an SA80 sheath, a hunting sheath and a Swagger sword stick circa 1914. (13)