AS160808 Lot:91-120

91	WORCESTER PORCELAIN TEAPOT, c.1790, of wrythen form, decorated with bands of cobalt with gilt stylised foliage and scattered floral sprays, open crescent mark, (handle restored). 17cm Ł80-120	Nil	60
92	VICTORIAN PEARLWARE AND SILVER-TOPPED SCENT FLASK, S.MORDAN & CO., LONDON 1885, in the form of a Blue Willow pattern warming dish, registration mark for 1885. 5.5cm Ł100-150	Nil	130
93	LARGE STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY LOVING CUP, 19th CENTURY, of characteristic footed form, gilt-highlted throughout and inscribed "Mr Baskeyfield 1885", unmarked. 17.5cm Ł100-150	Nil
94	LATE VICTORIAN POTTERY MARRIAGE JUG, J.P. & M. Bell, Glasgow, printed with angels against a pink ground and flanking an inscription dated 1894. 19.5cm Ł40-60	Nil
95	UNUSUAL SUNDERLAND POTTERY MASONIC AND SOCIETY BOWL, 19th CENTURY, the interior transfer-printed with the crest of "The Independent Order of Odd Fellows", "Ancient Order of Foresters" and the arms of the "Free & Accepted Masons", the exterior with a view of the Cast Iron Bridge, The Gauntlet Clipper Ship and verses, possibly Dixon & Co.. 12cm by 27cm Ł350-450	Nil	320
96	TWO 19th CENTURY SUNDERLAND PLAQUES, each of "picture frame" form printed with a religious motto, one with green and pink splashed border, the other with purple and brown. Larger 21cm by 24cm Ł180-250	Nil
97	RARE WORCESTER PLATE, c. 1765-70, in the Imari palette after an Arita original with a crane standing beside bamboo, prunus and flowering peony and another crane in flight, with Christie's lot label verso (hairline crack). 21cm Provenance: Sold Christie's, part of lot 589, Raby Castle sale, 11th October 1994, from collection of Lord Barnard. Note:John Sandon, The Dictionary of Worcester Porcelain, 1993, Vol. I, p. 200, plate 55. It is believed that the group of plates, of which this is one, were a special commission from Worcester as replacements for, or additions to, the earlier Japanese Arita service. Ł200-300	Nil	290
98	HENRIOT QUIMPER MODEL OF AN OWL, modelled perched upon a rock with prey in its claws, blue painted mark "Henriot Quimper, France"; together with a faience bust of an owl, similarly painted, unmarked but probably Henriot Quimper. First 14cm Ł200-300	Nil	120
99	CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN OWL-FORM NIGHT LIGHT, PROBABLY GERMAN, c.1900, naturalistically modelled upon a rock, green printed factory mark. 23.5cm Ł70-90	Nil	180
100	COPELAND SPODE "HUNTING" PARTIAL COFFEE SERVICE WITH SCENES AFTER J.F. HERRING SNR., comprising a coffee pot with twig handle and spout, the cover with acorn finial ("Going to Halloa" and "In the Spinney"), cream jug ("Off to Draw" and "Well Cleared"), sugar bowl and five cups and saucers (all with varying named scenes), printed marks. Ł150-200	Nil	130
101	COPELAND & SONS "HUNTING" TEA SERVICE WITH SCENES AFTER LIONEL EDWARDS, comprising seven cups, eight saucers, eight bread plates, slop bowl, pair of square serving dishes and an oval serving dish, each printed with a different named scene including "Full Cry", "The Groom", "The Find" etc, printed marks. Ł250-350	Nil	460
102	ROYAL WORCESTER PARTIAL TEA SERVICE, c. 1910, each piece enamel painted with a "bleu celeste" band flanked by rosebuds, comprising nine cups and saucers and a slop bowl. Ł50-70	Nil	40
103	BELLEEK SECOND PERIOD PORCELAIN JARDINIERE, the moulded ovoid body applied with floral encrustations beneath a serrated rim, black printed factory mark, c.1891-1926. 19cm by 25cm Ł300-400	Nil
104	LARGE 19th CENTURY GREEN GLASS BEAKER VASE, probably Dutch, naively etched with a lighthouse and two sailing ships and with squiggle decoration. 35cm Ł80-100	Nil	100
105	LARGE CUT AND MOULDED GLASS CHAMPAGNE BUCKET, with a pair of scroll handles. 25.5cm Ł60-80	Nil	100
106	WINE GLASS, c. 1750, the funnel bowl raised on a double air twist stem above a domed foot. 14cm Ł120-180	Nil	110
107	LARGE "MARY GREGORY" GLASS PITCHER, c. 1890, enamel painted with a lady in a blue dress within a gilt and white floral border. 34cm Ł70-90	Nil
108	TURQUOISE GLASS "MARY GREGORY" PITCHER, c. 1890, enamel painted with a young girl amidst foliage. 28cm Ł80-100	Nil
109	CONTINENTAL SILVER-MOUNTED AND GILT-METAL TOPPED CHATELAINE SCENT BOTTLE, c.1890, the jewelled top chased with stylised foliage, in a silver sleeve (unmarked). Ł60-90	Nil
110	SODA GLASS WINE, LATE 18th CENTURY, the bell shaped bowl raised on a plain cylindrical stem on a folded conical foot. 16.5cm Ł100-150	Nil
111	PAIR OF VICTORIAN ENAMEL-PAINTED BLUE GLASS VASES, each painted with lily of the valley; together with a blue glass vase enamel painted with flowers and a gilt and enamel painted blue glass vase. (4) First 19.5cm Ł50-70	Nil
112	EDWARD VII SILVER-MOUNTED CUT-GLASS THREE-HANDLED DECANTER, Sheffield 1901, with silver collar, the stopper and body with a band of diamond cutting. 24cm Ł80-120	Nil	80
113	EARLY 19th CENTURY AMETHYST GLASS FINGER BOWL/RINSER, of bulbous form; together with a 19th century Bristol Blue glass footed sugar bowl. Finger bowl/rinser 8.5cm by 12.5cm Ł80-120	Nil	80
114	PAIR OF 19th CENTURY MID-GREEN GLASS FINGER BOWLS. Diameter 13cm Ł40-60	Nil	40
115	GROUP OF DAVIDSONS PRIMROSE PEARLINE GLASS, LATE 19th CENTURY, comprising footed celery vase and two shallow bowls. (3) Vase 15cm Ł100-150	Nil
116	GEORGE V SILVER-MOUNTED CUT-GLASS SUGAR SIFTER, LONDON 1927, of tapering cylindrical form. 13cm Ł40-60	Nil	60
117	GEORGE III GLASS TAZZA, c. 1800, with galleried top raised on a moulded baluster above a domed folded foot. Diameter 24cm Ł150-250	Nil	200
118	TRUMPET BOWL WINE GLASS, mid-18th CENTURY, with gilded rim, raised on a four-sided pedestal stem and with a folded foot. 17.5cm Ł120-180	Nil	150
119	SODA GLASS BEAKER, c. 1910, in the Art Nouveau taste with blue rim and the body moulded with stylised tendrils. 10cm Ł40-60	Nil	40
120	BRISTOL BLUE CLARET JUG, mid-19th century, with silver-plated collar and ball stopper and applied with clear glass "celery" handle. 24cm Ł60-80	Nil	100

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