12th Jan, 2024 9:30 GMT/BST
Country House Sale
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A Hard Paste Porcelain Teapot in Sèvres Style, 18th century, possibly Champion's Bristol, of bullet form and in 18th century Sèvres style with a wide gilt band of crossing gilt foliage and painted with a monogram on quatrefoil reserve
14cm high with an associated cover
A Similar Coffee Can and Saucer, painted with flower swags suspended from gilt loops
saucer 12cm diameter
Three Further Coffee Cups
5cm high
A German Porcelain Plate, painted with a large bloom and three scattered sprays
24cm wide
A Limbach Cup and Saucer, painted in coloured enamels with flowers, clover marks
saucer 13cm diameter
A Jugendstil Majolica Vase
15cm high (11)
Sold for £110
Estimated at £70 - £100
A Teapot - cover associated, pot with a long crack to the rim, losses to the end of the spout (attribution and date changed, probably Bristol)
A Similar Coffee Can and Saucer - crack to the can, heavy wear to both
Three Further Coffee Cups - all three with a crack to the lower handle terminal
A German Porcelain Plate - no chips, cracks or repair, discolouration and pitting
A Limbach Cup and Saucer - saucer with three hair cracks to rim, cup with a firing crack to the rim and chipping to the foot, heavy wear to both
A Jugendstil Majolica Vase - a foot chip and numerous rim chips
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Auction: Country House Sale, 12th Jan, 2024
This Country House Sale comprises over 1000 lots and includes items from the Terry Family of York (denoted throughout the online catalogue with a '~' symbol); also, selected contents from Dutton Manor, Lancashire, a private collection of English ceramics consigned from the Isle of Man, a single owner collection of Victorian and later garden furniture and statuary, and a private collection of rugs (denoted throughout the online catalogue with a ' ^ ' symbol).
Friday 12th January, 9.30am: Part I (Lots 1-499) (Glass, Ceramics, Books and Works of Art)
Saturday 13th January, 9.30am: Part II (Lots 501-800) (Pictures, Clocks and Garden Furniture/Statuary)
Saturday 13th January, 9.30am: Part III (Lots 1000-1350) (Rugs and Furniture)
Viewing
Wednesday 10 January - Thursday 11 January 10am-4pm, *Friday 12 January 10am-4pm, and morning of sale from 8am (*viewing for Day Two)
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