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Lot 669
Eliot (George). The Spanish Gypsy, A Poem, 1st edition, Edinburgh and London: William Blackwood and Sons, 1868, half-title, neat owner's presentation in ink to front blank 'A. from L. 2 August 1868', bookplate of R. G. by Thomas Moring to front pastedown, and a second bookplate to front endpaper featuring two entwined letters S with a ducal coronet above and the date 1913 below, front and rear endpapers spotted, all edges gilt, fine turn-of-the-century gilt-decorated crushed red full morocco (by Holloway), spine very slightly dulled, 8vo, together with Gaskell (Elizabeth). Wives and Daughters. An Every-Day Story, with eighteen illustrations by George du Maurier, 2 volumes bound in 1, 1st edition, London: Smith, Elder & Co., 1866, wood engraved illustrations, some spotting to front and rear endpapers and to title, modern brown half morocco gilt (stamped G. N. to rear pastedown), thick 8voQTY: (2)NOTE:George Eliot's Spanish Gypsey, written between the publication of the author's novels Felix Holt and Middlemarch, is set during the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella in the late 15th century. The work was acclaimed on publication as 'the greatest poem... which has ever proceeded from a woman' (The Spectator), but has been eclipsed by the author's works of fiction.
Lot 1174
A group of ceramics to include a Denby Tea set for 6 , (1 cup cracked) together with Wedgwood vases, large Grimwades Mantle vase, a Wade Mantle vase, Spode vase, 2 Masons Jugs, Wedgwood jug , Sylvac vase, Dudson Box & cover, Dudson vase, Dudson Jar & cover, Coalport Commemorative vase, 2 Wedgwood bowls, 1 Crown Ducal bowl (scratched).
Lot 195
A Royal Doulton Sung vase probably designed by Charles Noke, baluster form smoked and veined lavender over a flambe glaze, a Royal Doulton Sung bowl, a Titanian Ware cup and saucer and two flambe vases and a Crown Ducal bowl, printed and painted marks, 14.5cm. high (7) ProvenanceThe Cornish Collection
Lot 47
Tradition, Ducal & John Tunstill - A Group of Boxed Sets. Comprising: Tradition Set No. 74 'Admiral Lord Nelson 1805'; Ducal Set 253 'The Royal Navy 1950 - Colour Party Marching' & Tunstill "Soldiers Soldiers'" 'Types of the Royal Navy 1880-1914'. Conditions generally appear Near Mint overall, contained in generally Excellent (Tunstill - some fading) to Near Mint set boxes. See photo.
Lot 269
Ducal & Corgi - A Group of Boxed Figures & Vehicles. Comprising: Ducal DH8 '13th Lancers (Duke of Connaughts Own) Pakistan Army'; DH10 '6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers)' & S003B 'The Household Cavalry Band (in State Dress)'. Conditions generally appear Near Mint, contained in Poor to Fair set boxes. Also includes 4 x Corgi Classic sets (Near Mint in Good Plus boxes). See photos.
Lot 702
VINTAGE & NON-VINTAGE PORT, comprising 2 x PORTO 1968 QUINTA DO NOVAL, a House Reserve Fine Old Tawny produced in 1968 and bottled in 1983, fill levels low neck, seals intact, 2 x DUCAL 1978, fill levels indeterminate but both seals intact but one showing deterioration, 1 x SANDEMAN Imperial 20 Tawny, fill level bottom neck, seal intact, boxed and 1 x DIEZ 30 ANOS DE IDADE Porto Tawny, fill level bottom neck, seal intact (6)
Lot 40
A Crown Ducal Charger, designed by Charlotte Rhead, pattern 4491, painted with flowers and foliage in shades of orange, green and brown, on a cream ground, printed and painted marks,36.5cm diameterChristies Lot 224 18 FebA Bursley Ware Charger, designed by Charlotte Rhead, pattern TL3, painted with flowers and foliage in shades of orange, red, green and brown, on a cream ground, printed and painted marks,36.5cm diameterA Crown Ducal Charger, designed by Charlotte Rhead, pattern 5802, painted with oranges and foliage in shades of orange, gilt and grey, on a cream ground, printed and painted marks,32cm diameterA Crown Ducal Charger, designed by Charlotte Rhead, pattern 4491, painted with flowers and foliage in shades of orange, green and brown, on a cream ground, printed and painted marks,32cm diameter (4)
Lot 70
A polished fossil piece containg several Orthoceras, 360-400 million years old from Morocco 24cm x 20cm, also collectables to include two brass candlesticks 21.5 cm high, two alloy sailing boats, Wedgwood plate, Crown Ducal plate, glass bottles, stoneware bottles, a paper mache trinket box, collection of sea shells, whistles and a Royal Artillery cap badge. Condition:Horsby:There is a large chip to the base and a smaller chip the rim. There is some colour loss to the logo. Shapley: There is a cork stuck in the neck. There is staining to the neck and chips where the neck meets the body.
Lot 263
This porcelain plate was made to commemorate the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in June 2, 1953. It features a white and indigo plate with a sepia portrait of the queen, embellished with gilded gold. Crown Ducal backstamp.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 1"H x 10" dia. Country of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 120
Binding.- Pigot (Richard) The Life of Man, half-title, frontispiece and illustrations by John Leighton, occasional light spotting, contemporary morocco backed wooden boards, upper cover carved with leaves, a ducal crown and the initials C F P, edged with etched brass, silked endpapers, gilt gauffered edges, an interesting possibly unique binding, 4to, 1866.
Lot 99
AN 18 CARAT GOLD ALBERT CHAIN WITH TWO EARLY 19TH CENTURY FOB SEALS The curb link chain with lobster claw and ring bolt clasps, suspending a 19th century serpent split hoop with two 19th century fob seals, one with a ropetwist hooped mount with an oval banded agate matrix carved with an owl, the other with a scalloped foliate setting with a shield shaped agate matrix carved with a boars head above a ducal coronet with gothic initials HE, with purple foil backed setting , chain with partial 18 carat gold hallmarks Size/dimensions: chain 36cm long Gross weight: 37.4 grams The boar's head seal is possibly for the Evans family of Salop (Shropshire), and the owl seal with unusual mount detail is possibly for the Saville family or the Calvert family. Condition Report: The chain has some wear as commensurate with age and use, the clasps may not be original as the attachments are not soldered but they are stamped with partial 18 carat gold marks. The nail piece on the ring bolt clasp has some off and so it can't open at this point. The snake hoop has some light wear commensurate with age and use, the fobs are in good condition, some general wear, including slight thinning to the suspensory loops. The ring bolt and fobs have not been tested for gold carat due to the destructive nature of the test. Surface testing as gold. One fob: The blazon of the crest: issuing from a ducal coronet or a boars head proper. Monogram: H E This is a relatively common combination of charges and to make any sensible progress I have used the monogram HE to isolate a smaller group of families. The most likely appears to be the EVANS family, who are recorded in indexes as being of Salop (Shropshire). Some usage of this crest in a branch of the EVANS family who largely emigrated to the USA (c1807), first settling in New York but later marrying into other settler families in Virginia. They appear to have as head James EVANS who was born in 1777 at High Littleton, Somerset before marrying in 1798 in Gloucester: Millicent DAVIES from Stroud. The family's first children were born in Gloucester before their move to the USA. Second fob: The blazon of the crest: on a grassy mount vert an owl proper.Unusually the owl is shown standing on a grassy mount which I expected to help identification, unfortunately I can find no other cases of this. I assume that the engraver has performed under some artistic licence. Possibilities are: One of the may branches of the SAVILLE family (including the Earl of Mexborough), a number of which settled in Maryland USA; Descendants of Joshua BARNES who in 1700 was a Regis Professor at Emanuel College Cambridge; The CALVERT family. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 606
Duke of Cambridge’s Own (Middlesex Regiment) Officer’s Helmet Plate. A good Edwardian example, 1901-1914 pattern with an Edwardian crowned star mounted with a Garter and laurel sprays bearing a silver regimental title scroll ‘The Middlesex Regiment’, with maker’s marks for ‘J & Co.’, with a black velvet centre with silver laurel sprays joined with a battle honour scroll ‘Albuhera’, Prince of Wales’ plumes and a Ducal coronet and cypher, the reverse with three lugs and an extra hole to the centre with some verdigris stains, the reverse of the central disc scratched with a feint name, date for 1914 and a London address, good condition, the plate nicely toned £120-£160
Lot 610
Duke of Edinburgh’s (Wiltshire Regiment) Officer’s Helmet Plate. A good Victorian example, 1881-1901 pattern with a Victorian crowned star mounted with a Garter and laurel sprays bearing a silver regimental title scroll ‘The Wiltshire Regiment’, with a black velvet centre bearing a cross pattee with burnished edges mounted with a Ducal coronet and ‘AEA’, the cypher all in silver, the reverse with three lugs, good service wear condition with little gilt remaining and the initials ‘I W’ marked to one of the star’s rays £100-£140
Lot 605
Duke of Cambridge’s Own (Middlesex Regiment) Officer’s Helmet Plate. A good Victorian example, 1881-1901 pattern, with a gilt Victorian crowned star mounted with a Garter and laurel sprays bearing a silver regimental scroll title ‘The Middlesex Regiment’ with a black velvet centre with silver laurel sprays joined with a battle honour scroll ‘ Albuhera’, with Prince of Wales’ plumes and a Ducal coronet and cypher, the reverse with three lugs together with a plate, nicely toned with three rays, good condition with service wear, with minor verdigris to some areas of the reverse £100-£140
Lot 151
A 1920s Crown Ducal "Chinese Lantern" pattern Art Deco coffee set, featuring a black background with coloured Chinese lantern scene and bamboo leaf border, blue glazed interior, maker's marks underneath, Rd 706200 with "Made for Lawleys Norfolk Pottery Stoke," comprising a coffee pot, four cups & saucers, milk jug, and sugar bowl. Coffee pot height 18 cm. In good condition, no signs of damage.
Lot 47
France, a late 18th-century French silver ladle, or 'louche', Salins, Franche-Comte, circa 1780, Pierre-Ignace-Joachim Thiebaud, the reverse of the handle, engraved with coats-of-arms accole beneath a ducal coronet, length 38.3cm, weight 288g/9.25ozt approxNote: this form of large ladle is apparently peculiar to this area of France, adjacent to the Swiss border.
Lot 211
A Brexton four-setting picnic set in red case, including Royal Tudor Ware teacups, saucers and side plates decorated with red roses, knives, forks, three spoons, salt and pepper shakers, two flasks, etc, with booklet and two keys, together with vintage ceramics including a Hornsea 'Heirloom' coffee pot, a Crown Ducal vase depicting a boy with a donkey, a Beswick pale green scalloped footed bowl, height 11.8cm, a Carlton Ware lidded butter dish, Woods Ware Beryl side plates, etc.
Lot 101
A Charlotte Rhead Crown Ducal 'Trellis' flower jug. Imprinted 146 to base. Printed pattern No. 6016. Height 21.5cm. Good condition, no apparent chips or cracks, some loss of paint to inner handle.Posting and packing is available for most items in this sale so please contact us for a quote. Minimum postage fees will start at £30 inc VAT and can be up to £52 inc VAT for single items. Basic insurance is included up to the value of £75, further insurance can be added at a cost. Postage can be combined for multiple lots. Please enquire for tea/ dinner services and on lots with multiple pieces.
Lot 878
SIX BOXES OF CERAMIC DINNERWARE AND SUNDRIES, to include Crown Ducal 'Concorde' oven to tableware, Abaty stoneware, J&G Meakin 'Aquarius', Alfred Meakin 'midnight star', Queen Anne china 'Glade' tea cups and saucers with side plates, sugar bowl and milk creamer, three mid 20th century blue enamel tea/coffee pots with white flower design marked made in Yugoslavia on the base etc. (6 boxes), (sd/af)
Lot 935
SEVEN BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS, to include a quantity of pink and white dinnerware, stoneware mugs and pots, odd teacups and saucers, plates etc. names include Crown Ducal, Midwinter, Johnson Brothers, Wedgwood 'woodland', Spode, Woods & Son, J & G Meakin, Palissy, Burleigh etc. also included a framed painting, records mostly classical, (7 boxes and loose), (sd/af)
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