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Antiques & Decorative Arts — Webb's

Auction House:Webb'sNumber of lots recorded:276
Sale Title:Antiques & Decorative ArtsLots with images:276
Auction Location:AucklandPrices available:183
Date:4-Dec-2008
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A George III Period sterling silver Wine Label Madeira' impressed with grapes and leaves. Sheffield 1812
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A sterling silver wine label, London 1819 Bacillus' pierced within a border of shells and gadrooning, makers TP IP
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An Enamelled Wine Label 'Moselle' hand painted. Probably Staffordshire mid 19th century
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Sterling Silver Pair of Sugar Nips scissor shaped with shell shaped grips. Mid to late 18th Cent. (sterling marks but town and maker's marks illegible). Length 12.5 cm
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A sterling silver mustard pot oval shaped with a domed lid, the body with two narrow bands of reeding, with blue glass liner. Chester 1908, makers S.B&S Ltd
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A 19th century Russian Silver and Niello Decorated Snuff Box of a good weight. Of rectangular form, all of the exterior surfaces are foliate decorated, the hinged lid opening to reveal a gilt interior. Moscow 1845. Maker Andrei Antonvich Kovalski. Width 8.5 cm. D.3.5 cm. Height 2.5 cm
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A George III period sterling silver snuff box plain and curved, with a hinged lid, gilt interior. Birmingham 1810, maker William Bennet. Width 6.4 cm. D.3.2 cm
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An Asprey of London Drip Catcher Length 7 cm
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A sterling silver punch ladle with pouring lip, the decorated bowl, inset with a 1723 English shilling. Twisted whalebone handle. Length 34.7 cm
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A George III period sterling silver mustard pot barrel shaped with a flat lid (repaired), the body decorated with four bands of parallel reeding and vertical stave marks, with blue glass liner. London 1766, maker Thomas Hemming. Height 8.4 cm
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A George III period sterling silver half Pint mug barrel shaped with two bands of reeded decoration. London 1803 (maker's mark illegible). Height 8.6 cm
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A George III Period Brandy Warmer plain with a flared rim, circular base and turned wood handle. London 1775, maker William Grundy
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A George III Period Plated Lidded Tankard plain with a domed lid, acanthus leaf thumb-piece and wooden base, c.1800. Height 20 cm
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A George III Period sterling silver Sweetmeat Basket oval shaped with swing handle, pierced and decorated. London 1770. Note: repaired. Width 15.5 cm. D.13.5 cm
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A Victorian Period Sterling silver Sugar Basket on a square base with a short stem and pierced decoration. Sheffield 1894, maker Ha. Plus blue plastic liner. Height 11.2 cm.excl.handle
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A sterling silver mustard spoon in 'Old English' pattern. Incomplete bottom marks, mid to late 18th century
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A sterling silver Teaspoon, Makers Peter and William Bateman Old English' pattern, initialled D. London 1810
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A George III period sterling silver teaspoon Old English' pattern with 'Bright Cut' engraving, initialled T. W., marks rubbed but late 18th century, maker GG
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A sterling silver Set of Six Teaspoons in 'Old English' pattern, initialled Wc. New Castle c.1800, maker Cr (possibly Christian Reid)
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A sterling silver Pair of 'Old English' Pattern Tablespoons initialled Hsm. Bottom marked, New Castle 1780, maker Jt. (125grams)
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A sterling silver Teaspoon, Makers Peter, Ann and William Bateman Old English' pattern, monogrammed Jhb. London 1804
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A George III Period Sugar or Cream Ladle with later profuse leaf decoration, and with a fabulous animal crest. London 1767, maker Et. Length 17 cm
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A George III period sterling silver fiddle pattern straining ladle London 1821, maker HH. Length 31 cm
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Set of Six 'Bone' Handled Dinner Knives, with stainless steel blades, Pearson & Sons
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Three 'Bone' Handled Dessert Knives loose, with stainless steel blades, manufacturers Pearson & Sons
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Set of six 'Bone' handled dessert knives, boxed loose, with stainless steel blades, manufacturers Pearson & Sons. Note; some handles with staining and wear
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Twelve Late George III Period sterling silver Old English Pattern Dinner Forks each engraved with 'C' initial, London 1814 (1), 1815 (6), 1819 (5), various makers
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Eight George III Period sterling silver Tablespoons each engraved with 'C' initial. Four fiddle pattern, London 1823, four Old English pattern, London 1792 (1), 1795 (1), 1801 (2). Various makers
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Two sterling silver fiddle pattern tablespoons script initial engraved 'C'. London1821-22, maker (WS) William Sumner
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Two George III Period sterling silver Old English Pattern 11' Tablespoons each engraved with 'C' initial. London 1802
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Two George III period sterling silver Old English pattern dessert spoons each engraved with 'C' initial. London 1801, 1814
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Six sterling silver Old English pattern dessert spoons each engraved with 'C' initial, London 1823 (4), 1840 (2)
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Three sterling silver fiddle pattern dessert spoons plain, London 1841
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Twelve George III Period sterling silver Fiddle Pattern Dinner Forks each with an engraved wheatsheaf to the back, London 1814, makers Peter & William Bateman
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A King George Period sterling silver Large Teaspoon plain 'C' initial engraved. London
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SiXVictorian period sterling silver fiddle pattern teaspoons script initial 'C' engraved. Chester 1843
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Five sterling silver fiddle pattern teaspoons script initial 'C' engraved. London 1816 (4), London 1845
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Two Victorian period sterling silver fiddle pattern teaspoons engraved 'C' initial. London 1866
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A George III period sterling silver fish slice fiddle pattern, the shaped blade pierced decorated with a fish and scales, the handle with an engraved 'C' initial. London 1807. Note; the blade slightly bent
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A George IV period sterling silver fiddle pattern mustard spoon engraved 'C' initial. London 1825
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Two George III period sterling silver Old English pattern salt spoons engraved 'C' initial. London 1818
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A George III period sterling silver pair of dessert spoons, cased the fruits embossed shaped bowls gilded, the handles ornately engraved. London 1788
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A Walker & Hall sterling silver Handled Sugar Basin and Matching Milk Jug plain bowls with classical engraved borders, each supported on a small pedestal foot. Sheffield 1924 & 1926
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A Victorian period sterling silver lobed teapot of squat form, restrained foliate engraved, acanthus scrolling handle and spout, the hinged lid surmounted by a pumpkin finial on vine leaves. London 1860, maker William Smiley. Note, some underside foot squashing. Height 18 cm
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A cased sterling silver desk set comprised of a letter opener with an ivory or bone blade, a seal initialled 'V' within a shield, a sealing wax holder and a nibbed pen. Birmingham 1901
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A Georgian revival sterling silver three piece tea set, the oval bodies with needed decoration. Teapot London 1897. Milk London 1902. Sugar London 1895. Ebonised handle and finial with colour loss
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A sterling silver salt vine leaf decoration and inscription for 25th February 1880, Sheffield 1879
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A sterling silver sugar castor of octagonal section with pierced cover London 1925
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A 19th century Meat Skewer with Engraved Initials pseudo marks possibly colonial Indian or African. Length 30 cm
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A William IV Period Pair of sterling silver Highly Decorated Plates by Paul Storr each of good weight, the shaped rims foliate engraved and repousse decorated, framing a wider border of foliate embossed panels with diaper patterns, the well roundel plain. London 1834,1835, maker Paul Storr. Diameter 25 cm
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A pair of silver pepper shakers baluster shaped. London 1758. Maker I.D
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A silver fish slice and fiddle thread and shell patter, with pierced diamond shaped lattice decorating the blade. London 1809 by R.H and S.H
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A cylindrical silver scent bottle with hinged lid engraved foliate decoration. Birmingham 1911, maker E.E.W
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Two Georgian silver salt spoons O.E pattern, together with four silver coffee spoons, a silver caddy spoon and a pair of Dutch silver sugar tongs
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A Georgian silver needle case with hinged lid, fine engraved decoration
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An Edwardian silver shoe pin cushion holder Birmingham 1907
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An Edwardian Silver Pin Cushion Holder in the form of a pig. Birmingham 1907
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An Indian silver toilet box with all over raised foliate decoration
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A Silver Plated Angostura Bitters shaker of baluster form
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An Old Sheffield Plated oval form tea tray with pierced wavy edged gallery
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A sterling silver cigarette box engine turned decoration to the lid, wood lined interior. Birmingham 1934. Length 13.5 cm
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A Georgian period sterling silver tray oval plain well with engraved crest and motto 'Qualia Vila Fimsita'. Raised on four feet. London 1790, maker Edward Jay
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An Indian silver box wood lined, scroll design decoration. Sil Stamp. Length 18 cm
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A Silver Thimble with applied scroll and floral decoration
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A silver plated wine coaster with turned wood base. Some copper showing
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A silver mounted photo frame with angels head decoration. Birmingham 1910
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A sterling silver bonbon dish with pierced border. Sheffield 1896. Diameter 14 cm
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A large silver cream jug on four claw feet Chinoiserie decoration in repousse. Excellent width. London 1850 by I.T
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Walter Moorcroft Leaves and Fruit Design Medium Bowl with an averted lip, the shallow bowl interior decorated with grape and leaf designs on mottled green/deep blue ground. Diameter 25.2 cm. Height 5.2 cm
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A Royal Doulton Kingsware hunting scene two handled large candlestick typically on a glossy brown toffee ground. Height 25 cm
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A Clarice Cliff Bizarre 'My Garden' conical small vase shape 452, the vase exterior surface brown and yellow streaked glazed, supported on tri-feet moulded as hollyhock branches, the moulded flowers painted in purples and reds. Height 15 cm. Diameter 9.2 cm
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A Carlton Ware Oriental Inspired Lustre wall plaque depicting a crane in flight and a fir tree, both painted in bright enamels and gilt against blues and black painted foliage on a graduated green to bronze lustre ground. Diameter 32.5 cm
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A Wedgwood terracotta Jasperware large bowl the exterior surface decorated with a frieze of eighteen dancing classical beauties in black. Diameter 26.2 cm. Height 10.5 cm
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A Wedgwood Bicentenary Commemoration jug 1751-1951 a reproduction cabbage jug from the original moulds, typical of the first period, with paper trade label attached. Height 12.2 cm
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An 18th Century Liverpool Chinoiserie Coffee Cup the exterior with hand painted polychrome decoration of a flowering cherry tree and rockwork, the interior with a single flower. Liverpool, Philip Christian's factory c.1765. Note; rim chip. Height 5.8 cm
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An 18th Century Lowestoft Polychrome Coffee Cup hand painted floral decoration of a large bouquet and scattered flowers, c.1770 - 1775. Note; fine crack near handle. Height 6.1 cm
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A Late 18th Century Caughley Blue and White Small Plate decorated in underglaze blue with a Chinese temple pattern within a blue border, the shaped rim with key and diaper patterns. No marks, circa 1790. Diameter 21.4 cm
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A Royal Crown Derby Imari small jardiniere the vase with a wide mouth, pattern 1128. Height 11.8 cm
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A Royal Crown Derby Imari oval comport pattern 1128, the dish with gilt embellished twin acorn and oak leaves pierced handles. Height 12.5 cm. Width 26 cm
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A Royal Crown Derby Imari octagonal large deep bowl pattern 1128. Diameter 25.2 cm. Height 9.2 cm
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Three Royal Crown Derby Imari plates pattern 1128, comprising of a pair of smaller plates (each diameter 21.2 cm), and a large plate, diameter 26.2 cm
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A Royal Worcester highland cattle painted small pot pourri by E. Townsend of ovoid form, shape H169A, moulded and gilded classical decoration at the shoulder and encircling the short neck, dividing the jar's exterior into four panels, one of which is painted with two highland cattle at a loch edge with misty hills in the background, the rear typically painted with a rock and heather vignette, the cover leaf pierced. Black mark for post 1958. Note; factory cover rim small chip gilded over during manufacture…
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A Royal Worcester highland cattle painted cover vase by E. Townsend of elegant ovoid form raised on a pedestal ring foot (gilded) and with restrained classical twin handles to the shoulder, shape 2713/2, the fore painted with two highland cattle standing amongst flowering heather in a misty landscape, the rear decorated with vignette of a misted landscape, the cover plain gilded and surmounted by a knobbled finial. Black mark for post 1958. Height 25 cm
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A Royal Copenhagen 'Fajance' vase of oval section, height 20.4 cm. Together with a Royal Copenhagen Fajance square shallow small dish, width 16.8 cm. Height 3.2 cm
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A Poole Pottery 'Delphis' Charger with a lime green ground and hand painted petal decoration. Shape 54, signed to base Vp (Valerie Pullen). Diameter 41.5 cm
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A Poole Pottery 'Delphis' Bowl on an orange ground with hand painted green and yellow heart shapes. Shape 57, signed to base Af (Andree Fontana). Height 7 cm. Diameter 27 cm
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A Poole pottery scgraffito ''gean' plate with an image of three boats at sunset scratched into the surface of the plate, in green, orange and brown. Shape 3, signed to base AA. Diameter 20 cm
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A Pair of French Arts & Crafts Vases early 20th century shaped with moulded leaf decoration by Denbac, in-sized marks and original paper labels to the bases. Height 24.5 cm
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A French Squat Two Handled Vase early 20th century by Gerber in-sized signature to base. H10 cm
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Ray Finch Winchcombe studio pottery Scgraffito Decorated Small Bowl mottled green glazed over iron underglaze. Impressed mark. Ray Finch took over management of Winchcombe Pottery 1939 while Michael Cardew set up another pottery in Cornwall, and purchased the business from Cardew in 1946. Finch was awarded the Mbe in 1980
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An oval Royal Worcester Stinton Plaque painted with a pheasant, signed J.Stinton. Sterling silver mounted and framed. Scratches to the surface. (Plaque) Length 10 cm
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A Royal Worcester ovoid small vase painted decoration of love in the mist on a mauve ground. Date code for 1911
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A Royal Worcester baluster vase painted with roses. Unsigned. Rubbing to gilt edge. Date code for 1912. Height 14 cm
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A retro Carlton-Ware coffee service chocolate brown glaze with green and orange geometric patterns, includes coffee pot, six cups and saucers, sugar, creamer and two serving dishes
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A Qing Dynasty porcelain polychrome baluster floor jar and cover the upper surface decorated with six ruyi and flower heads on an Imperial yellow ground above six shaped panels of birds and flowers individual combinations on a black ground, the panels above a border of six ruyi enclosing alternating flower sprig motifs and combined symbols of the broom, stone chime and ribbon, the cover similarly decorated with six ruyi and floral motifs, surmounted by a lotus bud finial. Note; chip and crack to jar body…
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An exportware Imari oval large plate the foliate edged rim shadowed in cobalt blue enclosing scrolling foliage, surrounding a cobalt blue bordered panel painted with a simplistic bird amongst fruiting and flowering foliage. Note; a surface firing stress in the well. Width 38.8 cm. D.31 cm
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A Qing Dynasty Blue and White Garden Seat the large beaker vase shape decorated with four panels of traditional and auspicious flowers representing the four seasons; winter prunus, spring peony, summer lotus and autumn chrysanthemum, each panel separated by a prunus decorated pierced round coins, below encircling bands of ruyi heads and vertical plantain leaf design or jiaoyewen. The seat decorated with a camellia enclosed by diaper and flower head motifs. Circa 1850. Note; seat rim chip. Height 50 cm.
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A fine quality 19th century Japanese porcelain gourd form vase decorated with a wading bird descending amongst russet toned pond foliage, the reverse with painted with a purple and lilac iris bloom, the surfaces painted with predominantly mid blue blossoms and foliage. Height 18.4 cm
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A Japanese Eggshell Porcelain Blue and White Teacup and Saucer the surfaces decorated with pairings of butterflies and flowering foliage. Six character mark. Late 19th century Note; crack to cup wall
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A contemporary Chinese porcelain Imperial dragons decorated medium bowl the exterior surfaces decorated with a continuous scene of two five-clawed green dragons, each chasing a flaming pearl over a pale yellow wave decorated ground, the well turquoise glazed. diameter 18 cm. Height 9.2 cm
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