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Click here to subscribeGEORGIAN STYLE SILVER WINE COASTER typical form with slot pierced border and turned beech wood base, 1 3/4in high, 4 3/4in diameter, London 1912, maker's/retailer's mark H F, together with a wish bone pattern pair of SUGAR BOWS 3 3/4in, Birmingham 1936, small waisted CHRISTENING MUG, monogrammed and dated 2 1/8in high Birmingham 1912 and a teaspoon with enamelled red rose top 4 5-8in long, Birmingham 1960 (4)
Mixed malts and blends comprising: Bunnahabhain-12 year-old, Lagavulin-16 year-old, Dimple-12 year-old, Glenfoyle-25 year-old (ceramic), Glenfoyle-12 year-old, House of Lords-8 year-old, Inverhouse Green Plaid, Inverhouse Red Plaid, Mak' Readie, VAT 69, Stewart's Cream of The Barley, 100 Pipers, Crown Royal, Long John-12 year-old, Black Bush, Long John, Victoria Wine Malt, Antiquary-12 year-old, Poit Dhubh-12 year-old, Clan Campbell-5 year-old The White Whisky, Glen Kella (Half), Old Scottish Castle (quarter) The above blended and bottled by their respective proprietary company 23 bottles
A late19th century bronze figure signed Jan Gout, of a Bacchic cherub opening a wine barrel, hammer now lacking, signed in the base, on moulded red marble plinth, 29cm high; together with a similar bronze study of a cherub holding a brush and palette, on naturalistic oval base, 21cm high; and another bronze group of a boy holding a puppy as a terrier pulls at his chemise, on a naturalistic oval plinth base, 22cm high (3)
An attractive Chinese porcelain wine pot cover and stand, the globular pot with loop handle and short spout, decorated in black, blue and red enamels with gilt details depicting exotic goldfish and waves beneath a band of runes, either side with a crane amid clouds, the hexagonal fluted stand decorated en suite. 12 cm high. Eighteenth century (cracked). (3) * The subject of the decoration is particularly auspicious.The swimming fish may be described as ‘goldfish’, in Chinese jin Yu, which provides a homophone for ‘an abundance of gold’. This the presentation of a wine pot such as this implies wishes for great fortune.
A Fukagawa porcelain miniature teapot and cover, painted in underglaze blue with peonies and gilt on a tomato red ground, 7cm h, painted marks; a small collection of Japanese and Chinese porcelain, earthenware, Yixing stoneware and other miniature tea and wine pots and covers, including a bowenite example, mid 19th c and later (30 approx) ++The lot in generally excellent condition
A large Edwardian Stourbridge clear crystal table suite comprising six red wine, six white, six port, six sherry, five liqueur, six water, two whisky, bottle form decanter lacking stopper and a water carafe all decorated with an Aesthetic pattern of interlaced Gothic arches and stylised daisy heads.
Two Chinese Canton enamel small quatrefoil section wine cups, each decorated with Europeans at leisure in a garden scene, two small silver-coloured metal hexagonal-section wine cups cast with calligraphy, animals, birds and landscapes, and two porcelain small saucers decorated with red-capped cranes. Some slight damage. 18th century and later, 8cm. max. (6)
Four modern Chinese tea bowls, the silver ground with raised decoration of landscapes and a dark red interior, underglaze blue six character mark to bases, in a black lacquered case with raised hardstone decoration, a small white glazed ewer, (cased), two terracotta figures, twelve wine cups all enamelled in colours with flowers and foliage, underglaze blue six character mark to bases, (cased), two shallow dishes with a gilt band, (cased), and four enamelled tea bowls and covers, (cased), and other items, (a lot)
An early American ebonised and red 'combed' kitchen dresser Probably mid18th century of small proportions, the projecting ebonised cornice above a re-entrant cornered frieze with incised 'cockbead' edge and three shelves grooved for plates and framed by similarly incised and lipped facings ending in downswept shoe pieces, the top with a broad moulded edge above a six-panel front composed of a pair of cupboard doors flanking a central panelled divider, each panel decorated with narrow frame mouldings, on caddy moulded uprights and stem feet, the sides with conforming double panelling 130cm wide, 194cm high, 39cm deep Note: American painted dressers of this type and size are scarce. The stylish features of this example possibly indicate a New England provenance and the use of crisply executed caddy and re-entrant mouldings suggests an early date. The dresser is in its original condition complete with wrought iron plate hooks, which are crimped flat at the ends, and turned pull handles. An escutcheon appears to have been added to the right hand door, but all the escutcheons appear to be of an early date. The dresser is composed of oak framing around pine panels with are chamfered on their internal edges, rather than presenting an outward facing 'fielded' panel. The ebonised highlights to the mouldings are perhaps more accurately described as 'brown painted.' The drawing of a comb across the wet painted surface has achieved a rippled effect, in dark and light wine-red, appealing to the eye as an example of Folk Art, in the medium of vernacular furniture making.
Model Railways "A quantity of French Hornby trains comprising a No.2 cattle wagon S.N.C.F., boxed, G, a tank wagon S.N.C.F. Azur, boxed, some rusting, F, a wine wagon in red, boxed, F, two S.N.C.F. tarpauline trucks in yellow, boxed, G-F, a crane truck in red/blue, boxed, F, an S.N.C.F. restaurant car, boxed, G, a blue S.N.C.F. Pullman car, boxed, G, a green S.N.C.F. baggage car, boxed, G, two Hornby France tunnels, boxed, G and a buffer stop, boxed, G (12)"
A Double Series Opaque and Colour Twist Wine Glass, circa 1770, the trumpet bowl on a tapering stem enclosing a gauze cylinder within a pair of white and a pair of red spiral cables, circular foot, 14.5cm high (bowl badly scratched); and A Facet Stem Wine Glass, circa 1770, the ogee bowl engraved with scrolling leaves and flowers, hexagonal panel cut stem, circular foot, 16cm high See illustration