Auction
Price and date
Category
Ceramics & Glassware (167)
Oriental (44)
Works of Art (1)
Artist/Maker/Brand
18th Century and Georgian Glass (17)
Mason (5)
Meissen (3)
Martin Brothers (1873 - 1923) (2)
Bohemian Glass (1)
Mintons (1)
Wedgwood (1)
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Lot 1 - Fine pair of Bohemian glass lustres
Sold for £920
Lot 2 - Good pair of Wedgwood majolica comports
Unsold
Lot 3 - Good collection of 18th century Chinese famille rose dinner wares
Sold for £740
Lot 4 - Art Nouveau Brantjes faience vase
Sold for £250
Lot 5 - Prattware cow creamer and cover, c.1800
Sold for £500
Lot 6 - Pair Martin Brothers vases with bird decoration
Lot 7 - 17th/18th century bellarmine type jug
Sold for £70
Lot 8 - Martin Brothers pottery vase
Sold for £260
Lot 9 - Trio cut glass decanters
Sold for £145
Lot 10 - Pair cut glass decanters
Sold for £40
Lot 11 - Pair glass decanters
Sold for £36
Lot 12 - Martin Brothers salt glazed pottery sculpture of a grotesque figure playing a cello
Sold for £460
Lot 13 - A Chelsea gold anchor period stand, circa 1760
Sold for £230
Lot 14 - A fine quality late 19th century KPM Berlin porcelain plaque, finely painted polychrome panel depicting a painting after Charles Landelle of 'Ruth in the Cornfield', signed R Dittrich
Sold for £780
Lot 15 - Good pair of Victorian cut glass candlesticks, 30.5cm height
Sold for £135
Lot 16 - A good set of eight Edwardian cut glass champagne coupes, diamond pattern, 12cm height
Sold for £125
Lot 17 - 19th century Iznik dish
Sold for £185
Lot 18 - Good Cantagalli maiolica centrepiece, painted with classical scenes, with serpent-form handles, cockerel mark to base, 41cm across
Sold for £75
Lot 19 - Five 18th century Chinese export plates
Sold for £220
Lot 20 - Unusual majolica jug
Sold for £195
Lot 21 - Five 18th century Chinese export plates
Sold for £100
Lot 22 - Seven 18th century Chinese export dishes
Sold for £280
Lot 23 - Seven 18th century Chinese export plates
Lot 24 - Chinese porcelain seal
Lot 25 - Pair of Cantagalli maiolica candlesticks, in the form of heraldic dragons with scallop shell bowls, cockerel marks, 15.5cm height
Sold for £105
Lot 26 - Early 19th century Davenport caneware dish
Lot 27 - Near pair of pearlware tulip vases
Sold for £95
Lot 28 - 19th century Chinese blue and white covered bowl
Sold for £55
Lot 29 - Set of six early 19th Century English porcelain plates, possibly by Flight, Barr and Barr, with gadrooned borders and floral and gilt decoration, each 26.5cm in diameter
Lot 30 - A Chelsea strawberry moulded sauceboat, circa 1755
Sold for £140
Lot 31 - An unusual English porcelain model of a seated lioness, circa 1830-40
Sold for £80
Lot 32 - Dresden porcelain monkey band group
Sold for £660
Lot 33 - Attributed to Royal Worcester - pair of Parian ware figures
Lot 34 - Victorian Parian ware group
Sold for £90
Lot 35 - Victorian Parian ware figure of Palmerston
Lot 36 - Victorian yellow cut glass lemonade jug
Sold for £44
Lot 37 - Pair of 18th century Continental faceted glasses
Lot 38 - Early 19th century Staffordshire Prattware money box, modelled as a house with figures on either side and faces peering out of the windows
Sold for £180
Lot 39 - 18th century Chinese export plate
Lot 40 - Hispano Moresque dish
Lot 41 - Royal Worcester trio painted by William Powell
Lot 42 - Small collection of 19th century porcelain
Sold for £300
Lot 43 - 19th century Chinese blue and white porcelain
Lot 44 - Sevres bleu celeste tea wares
Lot 45 - 18th century Chinese figure
Lot 46 - Pair of blue glazed Chinese or Japanese Dogs of Foo
Lot 47 - Set of four 18th century Caughley blue and white Asparagus servers decorated in the Fisherman and Cormorant pattern (4)
Sold for £110
Lot 48 - Bernard Leach pot
