A LARGE MIDDLE EASTER CISTERN OR WINE COOLER POSSIBLY 18TH CENTURY Of flattened spherical form, twin ring handles to the ends approximately 76cm wide, 41cm high Condition Report: With wear, marks, knocks and scratches as per age, handling, use, and cleaning. Surface lifting to green verdigris patina and with signs of old label shadow- some edge knocks and scuffs- upper edge distorted to one section- rubbing to foot approximately 76cm wide, 41cm high Please see additional images for visual references to condition which form part of this condition report. All lots are available for inspection and Condition Reports are available on request. However, all lots are of an age and type which means that they may not be in perfect condition and should be viewed by prospective bidders; please refer to Condition 6 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers. This is particularly true for garden related items. All lots are offered for sale "as viewed" and subject to the applicable Conditions of Business for Buyer's condition, which are set out in the sale catalogue and are available on request. Potential buyers should note that condition reports are matters of opinion only, they are non-exhaustive and based solely on what can be seen to the naked eye unless otherwise specified by the cataloguer. We must advise you that we are not professional restorers or conservators and we do not provide any guarantee or warranty as to a lot's condition. Accordingly, it is recommended that prospective buyers inspect lots or have their advisors do so and satisfy themselves as to condition and accuracy of description. If you have physically viewed an item for which you request a report, the condition report cannot be a reason for cancelling a sale. Buyers are reminded that liability for loss and damage transfers to the buyer from the fall of the hammer. Whilst the majority of lots will remain in their location until collected, we can accept no responsibility for any damage which may occur, even in the event of Dreweatts staff assisting carriers during collection.Condition Report Disclaimer
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SIX SIMILAR AIR-TWIST WINE GLASSES ENGLISH, LATE 18TH CENTURY Of drawn trumpet form, circa 18.5cm high Condition Report: No chips etc. noted but potential purchasers must establish to their own satisfaction whether or not the feet/rims etc. have been reduced/polished etc. or in anyway tampered with. The glasses are each approximately 18.5cm highCondition Report Disclaimer
Ephemera and collectibles including Rothmans, Cunard, Peter Stuyvesant, three hardback wine lists for RMS Queen Mary, RMS Queen Elizabeth and RMS Invernia, cigar box, branded Parker pens, lighters, penknives, letter opener, paper clip, rulers, gramophone needles, banknotes, silver napkin ring etc and a Pakawa cow hide leather case
Kent, halfpennies:Brookland, Kentish horse, rev: IK cypher below fleece.Canterbury cathedral, rev: city arms, 1794, edge: John Matthews.Faversham - ship, rev: arms 1794, edge: John Crows, Copper Smith.Tenternden, Arms of Brewers Company, Rev: horse and dray, Edge: Cloakes Brewhouse. REF: DH142. (4)Lancashire halfpennies:Lancaster, Daniel Eccleston 1794, rev: plough before ship, edge: Lancaster etc.Liverpool, sailing ship, rev: arms.Manchester, Grocer's Arms, 1793, rev: East India Co. bale mark.Manchester, man with sack, 1793, rev: arms, edge: Fieldings, Manchester,Manchester, Duke of York, 1793, rev: arms, Edge: Angelsey, London or Liverpool.Rochdale, man in loom, rev: dove, edge: Hull and London. (6)Norfolk halfpennies: NorwichCastle rev: Lamb 1794Bullen and Martins- key in archway, rev shuttle and plough.Dinmore - bottle, rev: Hope stg.City Arms, rev: Man in loom, 1792.Dunham and Yallop, rev: dove and cornucopia, 1793, city arms.Castle above lion, rev: shield 1792, edge: Bolingbrokes.Yarmouth - two half pennies dated 1792, ship, rev: town arms, edge: W.Absolon. (8)Nottinghamshire halfpenny:Nottingham, Donald & Co, rev: beehive and bees, 1792.Yorkshire halfpennies (4)Hull, William III on horseback, rev: arms, 1791Leeds, Bishop Blaze, rev: cloth hall.Sheffield, male bust,rev: arms.York: York Cathedral, rev: Cliffords tower, date 1795, edge: plain.Somerset: halfpennies, Bath, bust of Bladud, rev: tea urn, F.Heath, 1794.Bridgewater, Holloway Post Office, 1794, rev: arms, edge : on demand.Bristol, Wine Street church spire, rev: Indi tea warehouse, 1793. (3).Part of a collection of of trade tokens of the 18th century formed by a Cheshire gentleman.
Staffordshire, halfpennies. Leek - Caduceus in front of bales, rev: clasped hands and olive branch, 1793 x 2.Stafford - castle and 4 lions, rev: W.H cypher above knot, 1797.Suffolk: halfpennies. Bungay - hand holding scroll, rev: Justice standing, 1795, edge: Prentice - Dell - Abel.Bury - Abbey gateway, rev: open book, edge: Lancaster, London or Bristol.Haverhill - man in loom, rev: crest above IF cypher, dated 1794.Ipswich - market cross, 1794, rev: Conder's drapery warehouse. (4)Suffolk: halfpenny. Blything - mounted yeoman, rev: castle in crowned garter, dated 1794, edge: God Save the King and Constitution.Surrey: halfpennies. Croydon - D.G in cypher, rev: teapot (spout points to "R"), dated 1797.Guildford - lion below castle, rev: Bishop Blaze.Sussex - Halfpenny.Chichester - Queen Elizabeth, rev: Chichester cross 1794. (3)Westmorland. Kendal - halfpenny, lion above "RD" cypher, rev: ship, edge: Dublin or London, together with three Scottish halfpennies.Dundee - W.Crooms, arms and supporters.Kirkcudbrightshire - gatehouse, THOS. SCOTT, rev: Griffin, factory building, 1793.Edinburgh - St Andrew with cross, rev: arms of Edinburgh, dated 1790. (4)Wiltshire - halfpennies. Devizes - town arms, rev: I.Baster, stag standing, dated 1796.Salisbury - view of church, rev: grocer's arms, 1796, edge: Sharps, Salisbury.Middlesex (incorporating London) halfpennies.Geo. Prince of Wales, rev: royal arms, edge: Lancaster, London or Bristol.Isaac Newton rev: Caduceus, olive branch etc, date 1793.J.Lackington, rev: Fame blowing trumpet, 1794.Frederick, Duke of York, rev: ship, dated 1795.D.I Eaton, rev: cock and pigsty, dated 1795.Wales, halfpennies, Glamorgan, Jestyn ap Gwrgan, rev: Britannia seated, 1795, edge: Glamorgan half penny, with 4 leaves.Swansea, view of castle, 1796, rev: John V055, draper and key.Monmouthshire, Abergavenny, James Powell, cask, 1795, rev: wine & brandy merchant.Part of a collection of of trade tokens of the 18th century formed by a Cheshire gentleman.
Group of drinking glasses including two facon de Venise wine glasses in sizes, tallest 18cm high (footrim chip to larger), each with conical bowl, annular and spirally moulded knop on spreading foot, a wine glass with conical deceptive bowl, annular baluster knop and spreading foot, a 19th century wine glass with tapering conical bowl, annular knop on spreading foot, a 19th century pillar-cut cylindrical decanter and stopper with faceted stopper, triple ring neck and panel cut cylindrical body, 23cm high and a Georgian-style candlestick with opaque and airtwist stem on domed foot (6) From the collection of Professor Jonathan Brostoff Condition Report Light surface scratches, accretions. Decanter with chip to rim, nibbles and small chips to body and base. Chips to stopper. Tallest glass with chip to foot. General wear and tear.
Three Barrels VSOP brandy, 35cl, 38% vol, a High Commissioner blended scotch whisky, 40% vol, 35cl, two bottles of Kirsch 20cl, 40% vol, Bacardi Taste of the Caribbean three bottle miniature set, Pouilly Fuisse Burgandy wine, product of France, 13% vol and a Chateau Rieussec preimer grand cru classe Sauternes 1987, 14% vol, 375ml
Collection of cut table glass including eight large wine glasses with lens and hobnail cutting on faceted stems, four smaller glasses similar, assorted finger bowls, a footed tazza, fan and hobnail cut with angular knopped stem, a Dartington crystal footed bowl, etched mark, with box, 23cm diameter, a whisky decanter and faceted stopper, two 19th century oval cut glass dishes with serrated rims, on spreading foot, two finger bowls engraved with Prince of Wales plumes and cut with swags and lenses, a Dutch Donderglas all-weather glass of pear-shaped form, with shaped spout and other items
Edwardian star-cut armorial glass part table service, comprising a water carafe, four custard cups, two large wine glasses, three smaller, seven finger bowls and an engraved glass cheese dome, a lens and honeycomb cut globe-shaped decanter and stopper, an enamelled glug-glug decanter and faceted stopper, four facon de venise latticinio glass stands, a Gillies Jones studio glass bowl, green tinted and a 20th century paperweight enclosing four trumpet-shaped yellow and white flowers
Portuguese white metal wine flagon, stamped Leitao & Irmao, Lisboa, and a boar's head with roman numeral 1 indicating 916 silver quality, of globular form on a stem with circular spreading foot, chased flowers and foliate scroll decoration with two empty cartouches, plain loop handle to the top, 36cm high, approximate weight 60.65ozt
A collection of Japanese kutani wine cups, 19th-20th century, of various form, painted with figures, landscapes, birds or flowers, 5.6 to 6.6cm long (12)Provenance: The David and Sarah Battie Collection.Condition ReportOne lobed - gilding losses, some hairline cracks to base of interior.One peach-shaped - chipped to rim.
A pine wine bottle table, 19th century, French, with a perforated top and raised on tapering supports 166cm wide 55cm deep 65cm highFrom the contents of Brook House, Ongar, the former home of Gillian Raffles (1930-2021) an art dealer and owner of the Mercury Gallery in Cork Street, London in 1964. She exhibited and promoted the work of young figurative British artists and dealt in sculpture, paintings, and works of art by 20th Century British and European artists. Condition ReportThe house was an old pub - so this could have been there? Used and with wear.
A group of silver items, to include a wine label, Francis Howard Ltd., Sheffield 1967, a silver beaker, Saudi Arabia, with Tughra of Sultan Mehmed, 1912-1915, a silver mounted whisky noggin, S Blanckensee & Son Ltd., Birmingham 1933, and another silver mounted bottle,weighable approx 11ozt (4)Condition ReportWine label with tarnish. Light tarnish to silver mounts. Nibbles and wear to the underside of the glass bottles.
A group of Chinese and Japanese ceramic figures, 19th-20th century, including two ladies, a group with Li Bai and a wine jar, one with Zhang Guolao, a guanyin and a Shiwan ware seated figure in armour, 8 to 32.5cm high (8)Provenance: The David and Sarah Battie Collection.Condition ReportZhang Guolao - fixed to wood stand, small chips to edges.Seated figure - chips to edges.Li Bai - restored, chips to edges.Ladies - one chipped, the other restored to neck.Guanyin - restored.
A Provincial French wine taster or or Tasse à Vin, with an entwined dolphin handle, the outer body with fleur de lys and interspersed with feathered arrows, the centre inset with a coin commemorating the meeting of King Louis XV and Peter the Great greeting each other, the other side a portrait bust of Louis XV,engraved to the edge 'E de Savigny 1719', 11.7cm overall, 6oztCondition ReportTarnished, some knocks and wear.
A collection of Chinese miniature clobbered ware, comprising a wine pot, a teapot and a teacup, wine pot 12cm high (5)Provenance: The David and Sarah Battie Collection.Condition ReportTeapot - cover chipped, spout restored. Teacup - chipped and cracked. Wine pot - Chips and nibbles. Please see additional images.
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