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Click here to subscribeA George V silver cigar case, with three rounded compartments by F. D. Long, Birmingham 1922, 13cm long, and a small collection of further silver comprising a twin handled baluster bowl, Sheffield 1935, a baluster christening mug, a circular small dish, a goblet, and a Georgian pierce decorated mustard (lacking cover and liner), 18.5oz overall. (6)
A Wedgwood Queen Elizabeth II 1953 coronation commemorative mug, designed by Richard Guyatt, a Chinese blue and white ginger jar (cover restored), a carved soapstone candlestick, formed as a figure, and a contemporary Chinese polychrome decorated plate, two Radford cheese dishes, and a blue and white platter
A DOCUMENTED PEWTER OEAS HALF-PINT MUGLONDON, C.1730the tapered body mug with raised low band, touchmark of Paul Mitchell, London, (fl.1721-40) inside the base, along with crowned ‘WR’ verification to left of tongued handle, which has a wide ball terminal10.1 fl oz. 9.2cm high ProvenanceThe Carl Ricketts Collection of Pewter.Formerly in the Prescott Clark Collection, Boston MA (#610). LiteratureCarl Ricketts, ‘Early English Pewter Drinking Mugs’, no #124.
A VERY RARE AND DOCUMENTED PEWTER NINE AND HALF FLUID OUNCE MUGNEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, C.1750a single ‘RS’ hallmark of Robert Sadler, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, (fl.c.1734-78) to left of the broad tongued thumbrest handle, which has a semi-ball terminal, plain tapered body9½ fl.oz., 8.6cm highProvenanceThe Carl Ricketts Collection of Pewter. Catalogue NoteThis mug is the only recorded example with this capacity from Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. For a summary of the recognized types and their capacities see ‘The Pewter Society Journal’, Spring 1994, which lists this mug. The article noted the capacity derives from a 17th century standard based on a ‘Wine Pottle tried by John Reynolds at the Tower in 1641’. LiteratureCarl Ricketts, ‘Early English Pewter Drinking Mugs’, no #166.
Royal Crown Derby to include Gold Aves octagonal bowl 20.5cm diam; Imari tortoise paperweight, gold stopper; Finch paperweight silver stopper; Derby Posies - bird paperweight, gold stopper, a pair of hexagonal boxes and covers, posy vase, mug and large vase together with a miscellaneous set of three 19th Century Imari 938 & 9387 cups and saucers, two further coffee cups and saucers (1 box - Q)
A late 19thC German porcelain figure group, of a gallant and lady raised on an oval base, 22cm high, a Meissen porcelain figural candlestick, of a seated lady with a basket of flowers, on a rococo scroll base, 16cm high, a Paris porcelain coffee can, gilt decorated in reserves with vases and ewers on plinths, against a blue ground, and an English porcelain mug, painted with sprays of flowers, and named in gilt to 'Maria Louisa Hoare 1837'. (4)
Striking slag glass mug featuring an embossed bird and floral motif, beautifully rendered in swirling hues of deep purple, white, and blue. This exquisite piece showcases the characteristic marbling effect of slag glass, a technique perfected by esteemed glassmakers in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The detailed relief pattern adds depth and texture, while the angular handle enhances its vintage charm. A fine example of decorative pressed glass, this mug is a collector's delight, perfect for display or as a unique addition to a slag glass collection.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 4.5"L x 3.5"HCondition: Age related wear.
A 19th century Staffordshire pottery figure group of a cow and calf height 13cm together with a Staffordshire figure of Havelock, a flat back group of Highland musicians and a hound, a Staffordshire puce Champions of Reform bowl, a Staffordshire moulded nursery mug, four Sunderland pink lustre teacups and saucers, a copper lustre teapot and a Willow tree pattern meat plate strainer. Condition report, cow and calf with chips, Havelock with paint losses, musicians with chips and a hole, bowl with big crack on foot rim, heavy crackle to glaze on strainer, various other chips other items.
Victorian silver mug, London 1874, Goldsmith Alliance Limited, of straight form, engraved with foliate borders and initials, loop handle, 6.7cm high, together with silver trinket box, Birmingham 1902, of oval form with floral and scrolling foliate form, empty cartouche, the hinged lid opening to a gilt interior, 10cm long and a glass dressing jar with silver lid, London 1912, of oval form, 9cm high, approximate total silver weight 5.23ozt (3)
Group of 19th and 20th century cut glass including a pair of globe-shaped lens cut decanters and stoppers, a star cut claret jug and stopper, several cut glass bowls in sizes, a prism, notch cut and star cut shaped oval dish, a rectangular section whisky decanter and stopper, a two-handled wrythen moulded footed mug dated 18 Oct 1908 and named for Harold, a long spirally moulded funnel, various drinking glasses and other items
Minton Green Cockatrice pattern composite part tea and breakfast service, circa 1890, printed puce globe marks, iron red pattern no.4863/7, printed with exotic birds perched on pierced rockwork and chinoiserie flower sprays within green cell pattern borders, comprising a teapot and cover, a coffee pot and cover, four milk jugs, a water jug and pewter cover, a cream jug, an oval serving dish, two shaped rectangular stands, an eggcup, a mug, a tall flared cup, five coffee cups, four teacups, two flared sugar bowls in sizes and a slop bowl, a flared tea bowl, four small saucers and three larger and a fluted dish/stand (some damages) Condition ReportAll pieces with light surface scratches, marks and varying degrees of wear. Numerous pieces with damage, chips, repairs and hairline cracks. General wear and tear, see photos.
Victorian silver mug, Birmingham 1861, Hilliard & Thomason, of baluster form with embossed floral and foliate panels and cartouche engraved with initials, foliate scrolling handle, on a circular spreading foot, 8cm high and a Victorian silver cream jug, London 1881, Holland Son & Slater, with part fluted body and loop handle, 7cm high, 4.46ozt total approx. (2)
Victorian Liberty silver twin handled mug, Birmingham 1900, Liberty & Co, of baluster form having a hammered finish and twin loop handles, 8cm high, approximate weight 5.53oztCondition ReportSome light surface scratches, slightly mishappen rim, dent to edge of base resulting in slight lean. General wear and tear.
A George V silver cream jug, 80mm h, maker D Bros, Chester 1926, a silver christening mug, sauceboat and silver and glass preserve pot, with silver spoon and a Russian silver cup, charka, Moscow 1779, 12oz (6) Silver cover of preserve jar split, the other items in good conditionNote - Russian charka slightly worn and a little dented, not split or repaired
A collection of continental porcelain comprising: a part tea set, probably Paris c1870, comprising teapot and cover, milk jug and sucrier, painted with trophies and swags within ribbon tied floral borders, painted marks to pot, teapot 9cm high, a similar pedestal tea bowl, 8cm diameter, a mug, with gilt decoration and paw feet, painted mark SM(?) 1816, 9cm high, and a coffee can, with classical and gilt decoration, 6cm high (7)Provenance: The David and Sarah Battie Collection.Condition ReportTeapot, spout chipped,Mug, handle missingRest, good
A European pottery guglet 18th century, of globular shape, 21cm high, a Doulton style stoneware jardiniere and stand, 21cm high, a pottery mask vase, 15.5 cm high, an Aesthetics period pottery teapot and cover, 17cm high, a pottery pickle dish and a mug (8)Provenance: The David and Sarah Battie Collection.Condition Reportguglet, glaze cracks, minor chipsjardiniere, crackedmask, chips and lossesteapot, small chip to spout, minor rubbingpickle dish, rim chip, hairline cracksmug, cracked and discoloured
A group of silver items, including a small silver goblet with foliate decoration in relief, Johnson, Walker & Tolhurst, London 1867, a small silver mug, London 1927, a silver christening mug, London 1927, and another small silver cup, Sheffield 1930,19.8ozt (4)Condition ReportTarnish to goblet and small mug. Small mug with small dents.
A COLLECTION OF T.G. GREEN LTD. CHURCH GRESLEY CORNISH WARE KITCHENWARE AND SIMILIAR, comprising a large mixing bowl, diameter 25cm, a large milk pitcher, sugar and coffee kitchen containers (coffee rim chipped), a large biscuit/flour container (seal perished), a coffee pot, teapot (reglued spout, cracked rim and crazing), medium sized milk pitcher (cracked and chipped), a flour sifter, a pepper pot (missing stopper), tea cup and a spare lid, diameter 12cm, a commemorative mug 'Sharpe's Pottery 1821-1967', together with a darker blue banded fruit bowl, a red casserole dish (missing lid) and an oval 'Cornish Stoneware' oven dish (16) (Condition Report: most earlier pieces have crazing in varying degrees, other most obvious damage is mentioned in description)
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