A mixed group of decorative objects of vertu, 19th - 20th centuries,...
A mixed group of decorative objects of vertu, 19th - 20th centuries, comprising: a Derby porcelain sugar bowl, cover and stand, puce crowned crossed batons and D mark, fluted with blue and gilt decoration, the cover with acorn finial, the sugar bowl 7.6cm high, the stand 19.6cm diameter; a pair of Staffordshire enameled pearlware models of a ram and ewe, each modelled standing foursquare with head turned, against a brocade, a lamb to the naturalistic base below, 15.5cm high; a Staffordshire spill vase modelled as a hunting dog barking at swans to a tree support, 20cm high; a pair of Chelsea style brocage figures of musicians, pseudo gold anchor mark to bases, each 11cm high; a Mason's Stone China tureen and cover decorated in the Imari palette, printed mark to underside, 18cm long, 14cm high; a Regency hexagonal mahogany-strung walnut tea caddy, 11.5cm high, 14cm wide, 9cm deep; a French brass and glass framed carriage clock retailed by Sear & Co., the enamel dial with Roman hours, 14.5cm high; a silver tastevin, London, 1894, William Comyns & Sons, of typical form with gadrooned lower section, 8.4cm diameter; and a Wedgwood and a Chinese style pin dish, both modern (13)
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A mixed group of decorative objects of vertu, 19th - 20th centuries, comprising: a Derby porcelain sugar bowl, cover and stand, puce crowned crossed batons and D mark, fluted with blue and gilt decoration, the cover with acorn finial, the sugar bowl 7.6cm high, the stand 19.6cm diameter; a pair of Staffordshire enameled pearlware models of a ram and ewe, each modelled standing foursquare with head turned, against a brocade, a lamb to the naturalistic base below, 15.5cm high; a Staffordshire spill vase modelled as a hunting dog barking at swans to a tree support, 20cm high; a pair of Chelsea style brocage figures of musicians, pseudo gold anchor mark to bases, each 11cm high; a Mason's Stone China tureen and cover decorated in the Imari palette, printed mark to underside, 18cm long, 14cm high; a Regency hexagonal mahogany-strung walnut tea caddy, 11.5cm high, 14cm wide, 9cm deep; a French brass and glass framed carriage clock retailed by Sear & Co., the enamel dial with Roman hours, 14.5cm high; a silver tastevin, London, 1894, William Comyns & Sons, of typical form with gadrooned lower section, 8.4cm diameter; and a Wedgwood and a Chinese style pin dish, both modern (13)
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