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Click here to subscribeEric Ravilious (1903-1942) for Wedgwood, a pink 'Alphabet' egg cup, printed marks and painted 'CL 6260 T',10.4cm highProvenance: From the private collection of Barry and Saria Viney, London, who were lifelong collectors of Eric Ravilious' works and contributors to the artist's catalogue raisonné.Condition ReportThere is a hairline crack to the bottom section of the cup.
Eric Ravilious (1903-1942) for Wedgwood, a blue 'Alphabet' egg cup, printed marks and painted 'AL 6261 T',10.4cm highProvenance: From the private collection of Barry and Saria Viney, London, who were lifelong collectors of Eric Ravilious' works and contributors to the artist's catalogue raisonné.
A selection of seven small silver items. To include a George V engine turned matchbook case, Birmingham 1932; a George V two section stamp box, Birmingham 1912, width 5.5cm (hinge broken); a compact with interior mirror, stamped SILVER; a continental white metal pair of scissor action pastry tongs, stamped 830, length 11cm; an egg cup and napkin ring. Weight of solid silver 116.2g.
Collection of eleven porcelain pieces, each decorated with delicate violet floral sprays and fine gold trim. This coordinated vanity and tea service set includes a lidded jar, heart-shaped ring dish, small tray, perfume bottle with dauber, two picture frames, teacup and saucer, dessert plate, vase, and additional accent dishes. Bonwit Teller backstamp. Tray measures: 11"W x 0.75"Picture frame measures: 5"L x 4"W Perfume bottle measures: 2.75"L x 2"W x 4.5"H. Small vase measures: 3"W x 3.75"H. Largest vase measures: 3"W x 5"H. Egg shaped lidded candle measures: 3.75"W x 2.75"H. Heart shape box measures: 3.5"W x 1.25"H. Lidded soap dish measures: 4.25"W x 6.25"H. Cup measures: 4.25"W x 3"H. Saucer measures: 5.75" dia. Plate measures: 7.5" dia.Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.
A silver pepper grinder, by J A Campbell, Birmingham 1987, of typical form, 10cm high, together with two silver four divisioned toast racks, largest 10.8cm high, a pill box, 3cm high, an egg cup, 4.5cm high, a napkin ring, 4.5cm wide, and a horn napkin ring, wiht a silver shield to front, 4.3cm diameter,total weighable silver 6.3ozt (7)Condition ReportGood polished condition with minor surface scratches and dents
A Pair of George V Silver Copies of the Warwick Vase, by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London, 1910 each of typical form, on square base, the sides cast with bacchic masks and thyrsi, all on a lion pelt-cast ground, with two reeded bifurcated branch handles, with egg and dart and beaded borders above a band of applied fruiting vines, the bases each engraved with an inscription24.5cm wide over handles, approximately 16cm high, 78oz 19dwt, 2,455gr (2)Provenance:Sold by Order of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers to Benefit the Fusiliers' Aid Society.The inscriptions each read 'The Punjab Bengal Football Challenge Cup Won by The 1st Lancashire Fusiliers March 1911 - March 1912'.Each is fully marked near handle. One is further stamped with maker's name. The marks with some minor wear but still legible. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. The bowl of each has been pushed into the body causing splits on each in the base of the bowl. One rocks when placed on a level surface. There are some bruises overall.
An Elizabeth II Silver Copy of the Warwick Vase, by Carrington and Co., London, 1958 of typical form, on square base, the sides cast with bacchic masks and thyrsus, all on a lion pelt-cast ground, with two reeded bifurcated branch handles, with egg and dart and beaded borders above a band of applied fruiting vines, on a silver-mounted ebonised plinth, one plaque engraved with an inscription, the other engraved with names of recipients 20cm wide over handles, 13cm high, 24oz 5dwt, 754grProvenance: Sold by Order of The Royal Lancers (Queen Elizabeths' Own) Regiment, sold to benefit The Royal Lancers Charitable Trust.The inscription reads 'The Army Football Association Challenge Cup 1958-9 16th/5th The Queen's Royal Lancers 6 The Royal Scots (The Royal Regiments) 2'. The Warwick Vase, now in the Burrell Collection, Glasgow was discovered at Hadrian's Villa in the late 18th century by Gavin Hamilton, a Scottish art dealer in Rome. The vase was found on the villa's extensive grounds, which Hamilton had been permitted to excavate. It was in pieces when discovered and sold by Hamilton to Sir William Hamilton, British envoy at the court of Naples, and passed from him to his nephew George Greville, 2nd Earl of Warwick. The celebrated engraver Giovanni Battista Piranesi made two etchings of the vase once its restoration was complete and published these engraving in his 1778 publication Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi disegnati ed incisi dal Cav. Gio. Batt. Piranesi, (Vases, candelabra, grave stones, sarcophagi, tripods, lamps, and ornaments designed and etched by Cavalieri Giovanni Battista Piranesi) which will no doubt have added to the fame of the vase. The Earl of Warwick had intended to sell the vase to the British Museum but the sale wasn’t to come to pass so he kept it at Warwick Castle where it remained until 1978 when it was sold to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York but before it could leave the country it was declared to be of national importance and so an export license was denied and the funds were instead raised for it to stay in the country. In the decades since it was discovered it was to prove a popular form for silversmiths to copy with many examples known from the beginning of the 19th century and through into the 20th century.Fully marked near handle and on silver plaques on base. The marks are generally clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There is a small bruise to the base of the vase, which means it does not sit properly on the wood plinth. There are marks and scuffs to the silver plinth. There are various labels attached underneath.
A Royal Albert Moonlight Rose patterned tea and dinner service, comprising plates, tureen, gravy boat, tea cups, saucers, salt and pepper, vases etc. +/- 85 pieces One egg cup has discolouration to the foot, one of the large oval meat plates has knife scratches to the base, one coffee can has a chip to the rim and another has a small amount of yellow discoloration around the handle. The milk jug and lidded sugar bowl both have some slight yellowing around the handle, a small urn shaped vase has a full length crack, small lidded vase has a discoloured lid to the interior. All items appear to be first condition and the gilding is in good condition. All items show signs of use but nothing untoward other than the items that we have previously mentioned.
A HEREND 'BLUE GARLAND' PART DINNER SERVICE MODERN Comprising: twelve dinner plates, 28cm diameter, fourteen breakfast plates, 23cm diameter, twenty-two side plates, 21cm diameter, fourteen soup plates, 24.5cm diameter, thirteen sandwich plates, 18.5cm diameter, seven, two-handled soup cups, covers and saucers, a teacup and saucer, a breakfast cup and saucer, two coffee cups and six saucers, a teapot and cover, two coffee pots and covers in sizes, a hot water jug, four milk jugs, a wine bottle cooler, 14cm high, a pair of vegetable tureens and covers, a pair of large round two-handled serving dishes, 42cm wide, a leaf shaped pickle dish, a pair of twin-arm candelabra, 23cm high, eight menu holders, a sauce ladle, a pair of two-handled sauce boats another pair of sauce boats, three oval serving dishes in sizes, a shaped square serving dish, a pair of small preserve dishes, four egg-cups and a sandwich serving plate, blue printed factory marks Condition Report: This service has had extensive use and has suffered damage and wear. Still perfectly useable, but potential purchasers are advised to view in person as this is subjective. Please ask the Dept. for additional images.Condition Report Disclaimer
A quantity of silver plate including a small spirit kettle, with wooden handle and bone knop, on stand with burner, egg cup stand of four cups, various trays including a three section shell tray, with initials 'AH' to the top and three shell feet, various cruets, toast rack, pedestal dish, table lighter, two sauceboats, etc.
A silver three-piece Christening set, William Suckling Ltd, Birmingham 1927, comprising egg cup, teaspoon, and napkin ring, in fitted case; white metal napkin ring, marked 935; silver double sovereign case, engraved initials; set of six silver coffee spoons, bean terminals, in fitted case; five other silver coffee spoons, bean terminals; and six gilt metal teaspoons; total gross weight of silver items 5.8oz.Qty: 1 box
A COLLECTION OF ENAMELLED CREAMWARE (18)Late 18th century Comprising: a sauce ladle painted with the race horse, `High Flyer'; a crested sauceboat and stand; a sugar sifter painted with a harpist and monogram; a Wedgwood sugar sifter painted with green leaves; a Leeds crested shell shaped dish; an egg drainer; a blue and white teabowl and saucer; a Wedgwood crested egg cup and cover; a cup and saucer; a coffee can; a cup and cover; a Wedgwood miniature oval dish and a small crested saucerProvenance: The Rosemary Slater CollectionCONDITION REPORTSauce ladle- haircrack to the rim of the bowl, approx. 3cm length. Repaired break around handle where it joins the body. Two pairs of filled in holes around this repair and either side of the haircrack where it was probably previously rivetted. Sauceboat and stand- two haircracks to the rim of the sauceboat, each approx. 3cm length. Some light staining to the glaze. Minor wear to the enamels.The stand with a fine haircrack to the rim, approx. 2cm length and minor wearSugar sifter, harpist- minor restoration to the rim of the fixed coverSugar sifter, green leaves- impressed mark- overall in good conditionLeeds shell shaped dish, impressed mark- some rim chips and minor wear to the enamelsEgg drainer- very minor to the brown enamel around the rimBlue and white teabowl and saucer- the teabowl with small nick to the rim. The saucer with two firing cracks to the rim and some grey staining to the glazeWedgwood egg cup and cover, impressed mark- Minor chips around the base and rim of the knop. Shallow chip to inner rim of cup.The cup and coffee can with some chips. The remaining pieces in overall good condition
A GROUP OF PLAIN CREAMWARE (20)Late 18th/early 19th century Two moulded sauceboats; a small bullet-shaped teapot and cover, 10cm high; an oval pierced salt, 8cm wide; four egg drainers; a sugar sifter, 13cm high; a Wedgwood two-handled cup and cover, impressed mark, 8.5cm high; a small bird and a fruit confectionary mould, largest 9.5cm length; a small leaf moulded dish, 10cm length; two pots and covers, largest 11.5cm high; a miniature shaped oval dish, 14.5cm lengthTwo moulded sauceboats- the smaller sauceboat is in overall good condition. The larger example is of a deep cream colour.It has three chips around the footrimTeapot and cover-the teapot with some small chips to the inner flange and some minor nicks to the spout. The cover with some repair and restorationOval pierced salt-overall in good conditionFour egg drainers- some glued repairs, chips and cracksSugar sifter- some heavy crazing to the glazeWedgwood two handled cup and cover-good conditionBird and fruit moulds- the bird has a haircrack and a small chip to the rim. The bird has two shallow rim chipsLeaf moulded dish- good conditionLarger pot and cover- pot in good condition. The cover with a chip to the flower finial and a shallow chip to the inner flangeSmaller pot and cover- the pot with very minor staining around the rim. The cover with a minor shallow chip to the underside of the rimMiniature oval dish- in overall good condition
A COLLECTION OF MASON'S CERAMICS to include a quantity of 'Regency' dinner wares comprising two lidded tureens (crazed), a meat plate, a serving bowl, a sauce boat, six side plates, six dinner plates (scratches commensurate with usage), three ginger pots comprising a 'Brocade,' 'Paynsley,' and 'Turner Willow Pink,' (all three with visible crazing), a 'Vista' pedestal bowl (chip to the foot), a 'Brown Velvet' and a 'Chartreuse' ash tray, an egg shaped trinket pot, and three pieces of 'Teddy Bears' comprising a tumbler, cup, and saucer (qty) (Condition Report: itemised conditions above)
SIX BOXES AND LOOSE ASSORTED CERAMICS AND GLASSWARE to include a group of 'Fleur de Lune' tea wares, a group of vintage Adam's 'Carlyxware' dinnerware, a group of Royal Worcester 'Roanoke' coffeeware comprising a coffee pot, coffee cans, saucers, etc, an Aynsley 'Nedros' cup, a box of blue and white dinnerware to include a tureen and assorted plates, a box of mostly assorted egg cups, assorted bird themed ornaments, a small collection of gargoyle/grotesque ornaments, a box of assorted glassware comprising wine and aperitif glasses, a decanter, a wooden dragon, a small group of pressed glass to include items marked Sowerby etc (6 boxes and loose) (s.d)
A FINE VICTORIAN SILVER SIX EGG CUP CRUET. by William Eaton, London 1839, the rectangular cruet frame, holding six detachable egg cups with fluted bowl and gilt interior, the stand of plain form, and raised on lion paw supports, with central foliate scroll carrying handle, with a set of six marriage silver kings pattern teaspoons of the same period by Mary Chawner, with cased wooden box, cruet 16cm high and 22cm wide, silver weight 42.80oz. CR* Good condition, no issues.
An attractive pair of English silver Georgian style oval Salts, with blue glass liners, and etched and pierced decoration, hallmarked Hawksworth Eyre & Co., Ltd., Sheffield; together with a silver urn shaped Mustard Pot, Elkington & Co., Birmingham; a plain silver Egg Cup and a pair of cutglass Salts, as a lot, w.a.f. (6)
A collection of studio pottery wares including a Sue Schwarz rustic mottled green glazed bowl, approx 13 cm diameter, another bowl, a Highgrove VW polychrome decorated jug, 10 cm high, a Fenella Stride Symondsbury glazed terracotta plate decorated with ammonite, 24.5 cm diameter, a circa 1950 Poole Pottery metallic dark grey glazed globular vase, 10 cm high, an art pottery black lustre flagon, 7.5 cm high, a Habitat bronze lustre onion-shaped vase, 14 cm high, a pair of glazed pottery egg cups, 4.2 cm high, a glazed chicken pottery egg cup, 8.5 cm high, two small cream jugs, a glazed terracotta plant pot and associated stand of rectangular form, 18.5 cm x 12.5 cm (14)
Mauchline ware, twelve pieces, comprising a rectangular box (black ground Scarborough From Oliver’s Mount), 15.7cms, another (black ground / Shakespeare’s Birthplace / floral), another (black ground / From Whitby / floral), another (black ground / Crystal Palace / floral), another (black ground / young girl and dog watering plants), a circular box (black ground / boy with ball), a pager turner (floral), a rectangular box (willow pattern), a single aperture reel box (The Beach, Cromer), an egg cup (Aldeburgh Life Boat, The George, Houndsfield), a cylinder box pin cushion (Life Boat House, Clacton on Sea), and a dome top box with cord handles (Ely Cathedral). (12) From the collection of Pam Palmer
A collection of Coalport cabinet and coffee cups and saucers, late 19th century onwards, together with some miniatures and small ornamentals, comprising eleven cups with matching saucers, including a silver-mounted coffee cup, silver marked for Alexander Clark & Co, Birmingham, 1926; a small fluted pink cabinet cup interior, full gilt interior, enamelled and gilded with trailing leaves to the border; a small group of black and white striped wares, comprising coffee can and saucer, miniature twin-handled mug and miniature pot pourri jar and cover; a cobalt and gilt quatrefoil cup and saucer, with similar small mug; and a quatrefoil coffee can lacking saucer, decorated with flowers, a miniature Indian Tree cabinet cup with gilt interior and matching saucer, a 'Japanese Grove' quatrefoil cabinet cup and saucer, together with an egg cup and other wares, tallest item 9.5cm high (qty, 1 tray)Condition:Lone quatrefoil floral coffee cup with hairline to foot rim and heavy wear to handleOne single fluted coffee cup broken at mid-section and crudely restuckSingle miniature yellow and coffee cup with V-shaped re-glued breakOne green coffee saucer with two cracksMiniature landscape mug with hairline to centre, crazing to underside of baseOther items with various elements of crazing but no further obvious damages or repairs
EDWARD VINER; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver sauce boat, Sheffield 1954, length 14.5cm, an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver sugar spoon, Sheffield 1952, length 13cm, combined weight 4.13ozt/128.5g, also a cased Indian silver egg cup and christening spoon and a wrythen twisted spoon with bowl formed from a coin, combined weight 2.74ozt/85.2g.
A George IV silver six-cup egg cruet, the shaped ring suspension tier supported by three palm-leaf cast supports to a ring platform base standing upon three acanthus cast feet, with leaf capped double-loop central handle, the six cups having reeded and knopped bodies and gilt-washed interiors, maker Charles Fox II, London 1828, with three associated shell-back spoons of the period in the Shell, Fiddle & Thread pattern, egg-cup h.7cm, cruet dia.17cm, gross weight 25ozt
Four silver and silver plated items - comprising an Elizabeth II silver pepper mill, Birmingham 1972, 9.2cm high; a Victorian silver plated bon-bon dish, 18.4cm long; a George V silver mounted cut glass trifle or fruit bowl, George Wish, Sheffield 1927, 23.5cm diameter; and a silver egg cup from a cruet stand, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1940.
A 1930s Clarice Cliff Tulips pattern pottery egg-cruet dish with matching domed salt and pepper shakers, plate dia.17.5cm (one stopper missing from shakers); together with a set of four associated Clarice Cliff pottery egg-cups, with blue banded painted decoration (7)All pieces appear very good and original overall. One shaker missing stopper as stated.One egg-cup with approx. 6x5mm surface chip to outer edge of top rim.Another with wide crazing.
A PAIR OF CLARICE CLIFF BIZARRE BLUE FIRS PATTERN PRESERVE POTS AND COVERS each of squat cylindrical form, decorated with stylised trees, the lids are slightly different in design, 10cm diameter x 7cm high, together with a Barker Bros Tudor Ware egg cup stand (3) Condition Report:one pot has a chip to rim with slight discolouration, the other pot has a chip to the underside middle of the lid. Both have rubbing tot he rims and surface scratches
JESSIE M KING (SCOTTISH 1875-1949) A group of pottery pieces to include an egg cup painted with flowers, 6cm high, a bowl with stylised decoration in yellow and blue, 16cm diameter, a flower painted bowl, 22cm diameter and a flower and grape painted dish, 21cm diameter, all with rabbit and gate mark, some with JMK monogram (4) Condition Report:Available upon request
Ruth Pavely - Poole Pottery - A Freeform HZT Red Scrolls 'Egg Cup' vase, circa 1950, decorated with alternate vertical bands of grey leaves and brick red scrolls by Gladys Hallett, printed marks and painted HZT and artist's monogram, height 9cm, together with a FST Stars pattern 'Egg Cup' vase, painted with green stylised six pointed stars over white ground, printed marks, height 7cm. (2)
A pair of silver-plated egg cups featuring a classic beaded rim and pedestal base design. Each cup measures 2.5"H x 2" in diameter. The interiors have a subtle gold wash, adding a touch of elegance. A charming addition to any silver collection or breakfast table.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.
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