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A 19th century Turkish Ottoman Canakele green glazed ewer, with beaded handle and silver overlaid decoration, height 34.5cm.

A small Indian bronze ewer, with figural spout, height 7.5cm, a small Indian bronze of the Hindu goddess Annapurna, height 5.5cm, and an Indian copper and brass vase, height 8cm (3).

Art Nouveau WMF dish, Art Nouveau copper and brass ewer and other antique metalwares

This rare ewer can be attributed to the kilns at Huangpu in Tongquan, Yaozhou county, Shaanxi province, which started producing brown and black-glazed wares during the 7th century. A related brown-glazed ewer of slightly smaller proportions (14.8 cm. high) from the Meiyintang Collection is illustrated by R. Krahl in Chinese Ceramics from the Meiyintang Collection, vol. 1, London, 1994, p. 132, no. 215. Dimension: H:15cm Provenance: From Geoffrey Middle Collection; A similar ewer, but with a spout, described as Tang or Five dynasties, was lot 110 in Sothebys New York sale, November 2016. Condition: Generally in good condition, minor firing imperfection Link of detail photos: https://we.tl/t-Lp1qZhR6bD

A collection of vintage and retro china, glass and carved stone items - including a 1970s orange glass ewer, 23cm high; a set of six turned onyx goblets, 12.5cm high; a pair of onyx baluster vases (one with small rim chip), 15.2cm high; a Murano-style glass fish; a heavy clear glass duck, 18cm long; a 1950s frosted pale green glass and chrome biscuit barrel; a 1950s novelty three piece 'tree stump' tea set by Keele Street Pottery Co.; a green mottled glazed jug by Kingston Pottery of Hull; a Victorian stoneware shell-shape jelly mould; and an Ikea 'Lykta' pink glass lamp.

A PAIR OF PORCELAIN PROVINCIAL FEMALE FIGURESone gazing upwards with windswept dress holding a ewer in one hand, crossed swords mark to the underside, the other with a woven basket profusely filled with strawberries, terminating on a naturalistic base, with blue anchor mark to the underside, the taller of the two 43cm high (2)

A collection of Korean ceramics, possibly 19th century, comprising a celadon-glazed bowl and vase, a double gourd ewer and a white-glazed vase, 6.6 to 29cm high (4)Provenance: The David and Sarah Battie Collection.Condition ReportWhite vase - rim restored and cracked. Ewer - chipped with losses, restored to spout and handle.Celadon vase - base restored. Bowl - chipped to foot rim.

An Ottoman gilded opaline-glass ewer, late 18th/early 19th century, the squat body on a short foot, with a tapered, flared neck, decorated in stylised foliage, 22cm highCondition ReportThe gilding worn in areas, in particular around the base of the handle. An area of discoloration to the handle present. Light marks to the base.

A Chinese export painted enamel ewer, 18th century, the compressed pear-shaped body painted with butterflies amongst flowers, 26.5cm high, and a painted enamel candlestick, 18th century, the pear-shaped body supported on a tall stem to a lotus-shaped tray, painted with flowers, 17cm high (2)Condition ReportEwer - Restored to handle, spout, base and body. Chips and surface scratches to enamel. Dents in various locations, base wobbly.Candlestick - Restored to base and petals, chips, surface scratches, dents and losses to enamel.

A Doulton Lambeth relief moulded ewer or jug for the Art Union of London, circa 1900, 24cm high approx

Collection of English and Continental ceramics and glass including Royal Doulton ewer, pair of lobed tea bowls, Volkstedt figures, pastille burner, green glass octagonal ruler, hand decorated bottle with stopper, sleeve vase with nautical scene, Georgian glass decanter etc., tallest 26cm

Roman lamp with certificate stating origin as Palestine, Roman redware flared vessel and an antique ewer, tallest 7cm

A large bronze or brass coffee pot, 19th century, Persian, with a flattened circular body, engraved all over with repeating designs and a tree of life motif,35cm wide17cm deep54cm high, anda silver-plated ewer, of recent manufacture, Indian, with a lobed body and anthropomorphic handle, 25cm wide16cm deep50cm high (2)Condition Reportknocks and marks throughout, the bronzed example engrained with dirt and polish, knocked and dented the silver plated example

A Palissy pottery ewer, cover and stand, c.1890-1900, Portuguese, Caldas, by A Mafra, modelled with a lizard-shaped handle, the body applied with reptiles and insects on a green mossy ground, with a circular stand, similarly decorated, 25.5cm wide25.5cm deep40.5cm high (3)Condition Reportoverall good order with light cosmetic wear and small chips to areas of high relief

A reverse glass painting of a female figure, 20th century, Rajasthan, depicted wearing pearls and jewels, holding an ewer, 41 x 17cm, framed and glazedCondition ReportThe frame split towards the lower right and top right, some other minor losses. Ready to hang.

A Gilt Metal Ewer and Dish, each embossed with bullrushes and foliage, a footed brass candlestick, a pair of three branch candelabra on a square wooden bases and a pair of carved wood candlesticks etc.

Lladro Figure of Young Girl with Goat, carrying ewer, 29cm high, together with another of a girl feeding ducks, both in a matt glaze (2).

A group of Royal Doulton and other porcelain posies, together with teddy bears and Eastern metal ewer, etc. (a quantity)

A Chinese blue and white ewer, Kendai, from the Bintan cargo Kangxi Of ovoid form with flared rim and domed drinking spout, decorated with mixed flowers and foliage, the neck with birds in flight and a band of rocks, leafy bamboo and flowering prunus. 23.5cm high Provenance:Private English collection, the property of a gentleman.Ancient & Oriental Antiques (C.J.Martin) Footnote:The Bintan wreck, sometimes referred to as the Blue Chrysanthemum, is believed to have been discovered in 2012 off the coast of Bintan Island, with recoveries of the cargo from 2014. Few details have emerged but the ship is believed to date between 1700 and 1720, and the style of blue and white porcelain found certainly follows this late Kangxi template. Condition:Generally good overall.  Typical glaze wear from seawater immersion.  Small glaze chips/fritting to the tip of the spout.

A Chinese Longquan celadon ewer, Yuan/Ming DynastyOf ovoid form with ribbed strap handle and tapering spout, the body carved with stylised lotus petals, under a celadon green glaze.15cm highProvenance:From the estate of a distinguished collector of Islamic and Indian art, the property of a gentleman.Condition:Fine crazing lines in places.  Two small shallow chips to the foot rim.

A Cobridge stoneware oviform ginger jar and cover with floral detail, studio ware ewer and basin with floral detail, further basins etc

A studio ware ewer by Robin Bibb with matching bowl and plate, together with four further studio mugs impressed WP together with a Wynstanley studio model of a cat together with a bronzed model of a cat

Sammuel Alcock 19th century blue and white ewer with applied decoration, H: 27 cm. UK P&P Group 2 (£20+VAT for the first lot and £4+VAT for subsequent lots)

A yellow glazed Chinese lidded ewer.

An silver repousse and engraved ewer, basin and sieve,   Ottoman Turkey, period of Sultan AbdulHamid II (1842-1918), The ewer on splayed foot, the basin of typical squat shape with wide sloping rim, the sieve with raised central bosse worked as a blooming flower, each with floral garland and vine bearing bunches of grapes, the ewer's body and basin's sloping rim engraved with a former owner's name and dated : "Layla Halmid, 1316 "Ewer, 28.6cm. high ; basin, 38.8cm. diam.Condition Report: The ewer and basin : Some light dents and remnants of cleaning or polishing paste. Occasional scratches. Some light staining. The hinge and lid top are later addition or repairs. The ewer's hinged and domed lid is lacking its knop.The sieve : Its perforation remain very sharp to the reverse. Some corrosion.

An incised and moulded turquoise blue glazed revival ware pottery ewer,  Ilkhanid-style, Iran, 20th century On conical foot, the bulbous body rising to a tapering neck, the spout in the form of a ram's head, the handle fashioned as a feeding spout with cup-like mouth, the moulded decoration consisting of felines and ibexes amidst foliage, a band of broken lines above, repaired, restored, possibly with associated and or later shards or elements37cm. highProvenance: Private UK Collection acquired 1959-1960Condition Report: This ewer is repaired and restored from multiple breaks and losses. Some shards or elements may be associate, and or later. A close inspection reveals a variation in hue between the upper part of the spout and feeding spout. The delimitation is seen  by the subdued flange of the neck and the lower part of the handle. Under U. V light the head, neck and cup-like mouth of the feeding spout fluoresce the most suggesting they are the most altered. Most break lines are not filled and show losses and repaints.This lot would require further sustained attention and cleaning.The team would strongly advise an inspection of this property in person before bidding.

A pyriform copper alloy samovar ewer, Probably Bukhara, Central Asia, late 19th/early 20th century and later, On tall conical and vented foot, the flanged neck with inverted colonnade, with hinged domed lid, its knop and the serpentine handle a later repair46cm. highCondition Report: This lot presents some light dents and dirt incrustation. It is lightly stained. A light short scratch shows to its body. The foot's edge is split but can easily be repaired. Taking its age and former use into account, this ewer is in good condition overall.

A Royal Creamware Ewer H28cm with gravy boat, shipping unavailable

A George III 18th century silver wine ewer, possible mark of Thomas Ellis, London 1774, in the neoclassical style, of urn shaped form, decorated with foliate swags, monogrammed, hinged cover and wrapped handle, raised on a square short pedestal foot, 32cm high, 780g (25ozt)Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage. Some surface scratches and minor nicks, as to be expected and commensurate with age and use. An extremely minor twist to the cover, more noticeable at the spout end. Hallmark rather rubbed by still readable. Stitching to the leather wrapping starting to deteriorate at the spout end. Finial leaning a little. Stands well on a flat surface with no wobble.

A Victorian silver wine ewer, mark of Charles Boyton II, London 1895, in the Cellini style, intricately decorated throughout, lion and grotesque masks to the shoulders above a girdle, creatures, thistles, further masks, fruit and foliage around a presentation engraved oval cartouche, a further girdle above caryatids, caryatid handle and Bacchus mask to the spout, part marked piano hinged cover, gilded interior, 30cm high, 1073g (34.5ozt)

Collection of Royal Worcester ceramics to incl., 18th century blue and white tea bowl, 19th century gilded ivory ewer decorated with flowers, shape number 1136, pink and white stripe gilded potpourri, etcShipping £48.00 plus vat (UK Only)

An early 20th Century Walker & Hall s electroplate pirit kettle and stand together with an electroplate-mounted glass ewer and stand and a cut-glass cruet set, former 35 cm

A pair of large Late 19th Century French engraved brass ewer style side garnitures on marble bases. 42cm

A pair of tall Late 19th Century Bohemian hand painted enamel splatter glass ewer style vases. 30.5cm

A LARGE HUNGARIAN POTTERY EWER ON STAND, for the Islamic market. 20ins high.

A CHINESE CRACKLE GLAZE EARTHENWARE EWER. 24cms high.

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN EWER AND COVER, decorated in the Islamic style.

Emile Arthur Schuelke (American, 1901-1986), a silver-plated 'Penguin' cocktail shaker or ewer, designed in 1936, stamped 'Au Bain Marie',19cm wide11.5cm deep30cm highCondition ReportDent to the back of the head. Back of one of the feet has been bent slightly. With surface marks and scratches throughout commensurate with use.

A Middle Eastern metalware ewer and basin,marked 900 HH,the bowl of fluted circular form, the ewer of fluted baluster form, scroll handle, raised fluted cover, height of ewer 23cm, diameter of bowl 26.5cm. (2)

By Stuart Devlin, a large modern parcel-gilt silver ewer, London 1977, also marked with the Jubilee mark, tapering circular form, spot-hammered decoration and applied with pierced silver-gilt filigree decoration, height 40.5cm, approx. weight 38.6oz.Provenance: From the Workshop of Stuart Devlin, sold by his widow Mrs. Carole Devlin.

A large Victorian silver regimental ewer, by The Barnards, London 1844, baluster form, embossed scroll and rocaille decoration, leaf-capped scroll handle, later inscribed 'The CUBBAN CUP, 15th Regt M.N.I, won 11 October 1882 at Bangalore by Major A.S. Grove, Hav. Hussain Khan, Naigue Adam Khan, Naigue Abdool Guffoor, Naigue Davood Khan, Naigue Govindera Joolloo, L.Naigue Rhymon Khan and L.Naigue Syed Razza', on a raised shaped circular foot, height 45.3cm, approx. weight 66.5oz.Provenance: The Groves of Castle Grove, Donegal. Then by descent to Commander Peter Campbell and then by descent to present owner.

An Indian Kashmiri Gilt Copper Enamelled Ewer, 19th Century.The bulbous body is adorned with vibrant floral arabesques in tones of lapis blue, turquoise, red, and green, bordered by intricate foliate bands. The elegant curved handle terminates in a finely modelled serpent’s head, echoing the upward coiled spout, both highlighted in gold. H: Approximately 24cmProvenance: Private collection from a distinguished W London collector.

A Chinese Celadon-Glazed Crackled Ewer with Twin Spouts.A Chinese ceramic ewer with a rounded body and a curved spout, covered in a celadon glaze with a fine crackled texture. The vessel is accented with darker brown details along the rim and spout.H: Approximately 16.5cmProvenance: Private property of a distinguished British collector.

An Indo-Persian Brass Ewer Set with Basin and Footed Stand, 19th CenturyA finely engraved Indo-Persian brass ewer accompanied by a matching basin and footed stand. The bulbous body of the ewer features intricate arabesques and floral scrollwork, highlighted by black inlay motifs. The spout, lid, and handle are elegantly stylised, with a knotted serpent-form grip. The shallow basin mirrors the same intricate foliate patterns, with a pierced central rosette, while the stand is densely ornamented with interlacing vegetal designs. H of Ewer: Approximately 37.5cmD of Basin: Approximately 37.5cmProvenance: Private collection from a distinguished W London collector.

A Royal Crown Derby ewer in the 1128 patten, 25.5cm highThere are three hairline cracks to the handle. Images supplied. It is a first quality piece and otherwise lovely condition.

A Chinese blue and white ewer, Hongzhi mark, probably Qing dynasty, painted in pencil style with scrolling tendrils and flowers, six character mark to base, 17.8cm high, restored Restoration. Body has been broken into several pieces and comprehensively restored. Slight fleabite to ewer mouthPLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

Victorian C.P. Co Melrose Lustre Pottery Punch Bowl, Victorian Ewer and Jug

Crescent China Blue and Gilt Fish, Shell and Seaweed Decorated Basin and Ewer with Spill Vase

Three Lladro Figures and a Victorian Pottery Ewer

Vintage and Modern Desk Lamps, Genie Telephone and a Cracked Ewer

Losolware Lansdowne Basin and Ewer Set

English, early 19th century, the steel beam with ovoid box ends and circular brass pans, with tray for six circular nesting weights, marked for 4, 2 and 1 Lb and unmarked 8, 4, 2 and 1Oz, all with 1826 ewer, Victoria and Avoirdupois verification marks, in oak case with threaded mount for pillar

Two Pieces of Portuguese Faience to Comprise Lidded Ewer and Tea Caddy Flask (AF), 29cm and 12.5cm high

A Modern Italian Ewer and an Indian Brass Vase with Enamelled Decoration, 20cm High

A Reproduction Chinese Patinated Bronze Three Legged Libation Ewer, 13.5cm High

A Late 19th Century Copper Kettle and a Later Copper Ewer

Small collection of Anna Lambert ceramics, including a ewer with applied fish, 31cm, jug with goose, mustard pot, model and four eggcups.Qty: 8Condition report:All pieces remain in good condition, no chips, hairlines, or restoration. Some crazing lines have begun to form in the glaze.

Faience ewer, 28cm, bottle vase with monogram and motto Certosa Firenze, candlesticks; lidded pot; bell, vases, etc.

A Minton pâte-sur-pâte ewer by Alboin Birks, c.1900, decorated with a seated Classical maiden holding up a hoop for putti to fly through, reserved on a dove grey panel on a white ground with gilt husk swags, signed, the tall handle issuing from a gilt satyr mark, gilt factory mark, the handle broken off and restuck, some chipping to the spout, 28cm.

A collection of porcelain scent bottles, 18th-20th centuries, including a pair of flattened rectangular bottles, probably Vienna, painted with flowers, a small pair of Copenhagen bottles, three egg-shaped bottles, a Samson copy of a Chelsea bottle of lovers, a Meissen-style miniature ewer applied with flowers, an English porcelain double-flask with Oriental design, and several silver-mounted bottles, 10cm max. (15)