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Click here to subscribeEdward VII potato ring, embossed with hounds and birds amongst foliate scrolls, Williams (Birmingham) Ltd, Birmingham 1905, mug with chased foliate decoration, by Joseph Gloster, Birmingham 1908, four trophy cups, three serviette rings, 1821 crown mounted as a brooch, 1889 crown, and an 1821 dollar. 23ozt 725gm
George IV mug with embossed foliate decoration, by Charles Fox II, London 1823, Victorian mug with chased panels and scroll handle, by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1865, and a bon-bon dish with cast mask, fruit and C scroll decoration on four scroll feet, by the Goldsmiths & Silversmith Company, London 1901 18ozt 557gmCondition Report: Charles Fox tankard ; 9cm high. Dent to top rim. Foot rim is mis-shapen.Victorian Tankard ; 9.8cm high. Does not sit flat, foot rim mis-shapen. The other two bits are in good condition with minor age related wear all round.
Pair of pierced silver trophy cups, five other trophy cups, two handled cup, Birmingham 1930, Victorian mug with a central band of four busts in alcoves, by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London 1840, late George II toddy ladle with turned wood handle London 1759, and an engine turned cigarette box, weighable silver 44.5ozt 1390gm
A collection of 18th/19th-century drinking glasses and a wine ewer including a balustroid stemmed ale glass with a bucket bowl and domed folding foot. 15.5 cm overall height.Significant chipping to base of one of the glasses, scuff to tubing decoration on the glass mug, light scratching and wear to decoration throughout the lot commensurate with age. Please view additional photos.
A Chinese Famille Rose porcelain dessert plate painted with gourds and butterflies, 19th-century, but bearing an iron red four-character mark for Qianlong, 20 cm diameter, together with a Canton, Famille Rose porcelain pint porter mug, 19th-century, painted with colourful figures, applied with a double ribbon handle 20 cm overall heightA faint hairline/glaze crack to the rim, Some glaze slipping to the edge of the plate, as shown. Some enamel and gilt loss in places to both, with surface pitting also evident.The mug has a crack to the handle.
Small ceramic mug, with a short foot and a rounded body that widens towards the mouth. It is accompanied by a custom-made dish, with a rim on the inside designed to hold the cup. Both pieces are covered with an elegant ‘Junyao’ glaze of light-blue with purple splashes, fainter at the rims.Height cup: 4 cm; Height plate: 4 cm; Diameter cup: 7.5 cm; Diameter plate: 11.5 cm
A porcelain mug with a wide, flat circular base on which is placed the body, with a curved rim and a semi-circular appearance. It is decorated on the outside with ‘Doucai’ enamels outlined with cobalt-blue underglaze and coloured with pastel shades overglaze. It has two superimposed decorative borders, the upper one adorned with fierce archaic dragons arranged in mirror-like patterns, and the lower one with a network of lace, lotuses and spheres. At the base is a six-character seal ‘??????’ framed in a blue double circle.Height: 3 cm; Diameter: 7 cm
An early 19th century blue and white transfer printed mug, depicting Lanercost Priory Brampton. Height 15 cm.The body of the mug is generally in good order, however there are two chips to the base, the first is approximately 8 x 8 mm and the second which is more towards the foot is approximately 1.5 cm in length. There is also to the underside a star crack which is not visible from the inside.
A selection of silver, including a Victorian wet mustard, ‘HS’ London 1894, of cylindrical form with shell shaped thumbpiece, with glass inset, 7cm high, a George V silver christening mug, William Lister & Sons, London 1918, with initial detail, with milk jug and pepperette, gross weight 10ozt (excluding liner) (4)
A German WWII aluminium water bottle, complete with cap, bottle marked WAL 43, and cap marked HRE 41, together with a British green enamelled water bottle with cork stopper, marked GM 1942, a pair of British army putees, a military aluminium water mug, a tin for emergency rations, and a small military tin containing dubbin, lid is marked C.D&M LT, Dubbin Protective No 1, 2oz, and the government arrow.
A Wedgwood ‘Garden Implements’ lemonade jug & two mugs designed by Eric Ravilious, circa 1938, with transfer-printed & painted decoration, each with impressed/printed marked to base, the jug 20.5cm high, the mugs 11cm high.Good overall condition with no damage or restoration, no crazing to glazes, but one mug has a 'scratch' mark to the glaze which might be a firing fault
PAUL JACKSON (b. 1954) A studio pottery mug (The Nude Series, 1998), glazed earthenware, signed & dated to the base, 8cm high x 14cm long; LOUIS HUDSON, a stoneware rectangular slab vase with moulded geometric decoration, 15cm, impressed mark; SHEILA FOURNIER (1930-2001) a small stoneware rectangular lidded box, 5.5cm x 4.5cm; & another larger studio pottery box & cover, 13cm x 6.5cm.
A Wedgwood ‘Oranges & Lemons’ jug & three mugs designed by Richard Guyatt, circa 1954, with transfer-printed & painted decoration, the jug 19cm, the mugs 11cm; together with a Wedgwood “Battle of Trafalgar” commemorative tankard, 12cm high (rim chip).Good overall condition with no damage or restoration, no crazing to glazes, but the jug & one cup each have a tiny flake/firing fault to the rim, the Battle of Trafalgar mug has a rim chip, otherwise good.
A quantity of silver including a Victorian silver mounted glass box, Mechi & Bazin, London 1868, an Arts & Crafts style porringer, AE Jones, Birmingham 1928, a toast rack, a Christening mug and a set of white metal spoons retailed by PH Hendry, Kuala Lumpur & Singapore, the silver approximately 474g
VICTORIAN SILVER CHRISTENING MUG with floral and scroll embossed decoration, Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1894, 6.5cms (h); George V silver purse with engine turned decoration, monogrammed 'R.W.' and dated 4th June 1919 in cartouche, leather lined interior, chain and suspension ring, Trevitt & Sons, Chester 1917; Victorian silver mustard pot with hinged cover and blue glass liner, London 1890; small plated chamber stick and sugar nipsProvenance: private collection Conwy
Two Bretby or Burmantoft style Art Pottery frogs, unmarked, 21cm; a Continental majolica frog, set with glass eyes, stamped maker's numbers to underside, possibly Clement Massier; a Chinese majolica duck; two Art Pottery jugs and Worcester 'Pike Head' jug, 31cm.Condition report:Burmantoft style yellow frog with glass eyes - hairline extending from corner of the mouth, the glaze along the crest of the lower lip has a large scuff (possibly with an attempt to disguise/ recolour), small glaze chip to "finger" on right knee, other small glaze chips to the back, eyes are crazed on the surface, no restoration.Bretby style frogs - green frog is generally ok, some firing lines throughout; speckled frog has a restored base with some evident repainting, an existing chip to the underside of the rim.Brannam style bird jug - good condition, no chips, hairlines, or restoration. No maker's marks.Navy glaze jug/ mug with owl face - no chips, hairlines, or restoration. No maker's marks.Chinese majolica style duck - various small chips to the edges throughout.Worcester Pike Head jug - no damages or restoration. Impressed Worcester mark to underside.
A Victorian silver Christening mug, embossed and chased with rural view and boys playing on a farm gate, Charles Stuart Harris, London 1892, to/w various other oddments of silver, inc Christening spoon and fork and other flatware, silver egg cup and spoon, two small trophy cups and a hinged bangle, 15.7oz mug with 1943 presentation engraving
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