Antiques & Interiors

A fine and rare Royal Crown Derby twin handled bouillon

A 19th century Chinese blue and white ginger jar with

An Art Deco cold painted bronze and carved ivory figure

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Rotherham, United Kingdom

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Antiques & Interiors

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Antique Furniture, Fine Art and decorative objects. Including ceramics, glass, silver and jewellery etc.

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An 18th century Meissen baluster shaped ozier and: An 18th century Meissen baluster shaped ozier and wrythen moulded coffee pot and domed cover with floral finial. Having leaf moulded spout and naturalistic branch moulded scrolling handle. Painted

0144: An 18th century Meissen baluster shaped ozier andEst. £250-£350

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A fine Royal Crown Derby entree plate from the Judge: A fine Royal Crown Derby entree plate from the Judge Elbert Henry Gary service. Painted by Albert Gregory with panels of flowers framed within elaborately moulded gilt borders incorporating a G.

0145: A fine Royal Crown Derby entree plate from the JudgeEst. £800-£1,200

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A rare and fine Royal Crown Derby dessert comport from: A rare and fine Royal Crown Derby dessert comport from the Judge Elbert Henry Gary service. Painted by Albert Gregory with panels of flowers framed within elaborately moulded gilt borders

0146: A rare and fine Royal Crown Derby dessert comport fromEst. £1,000-£2,000

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A fine and rare Royal Crown Derby twin handled bouillon: A fine and rare Royal Crown Derby twin handled bouillon cup and saucer from the Judge E. H. Gary service. Painted by Albert Gregory with panels of flowers framed within elaborately moulded gilt

0147: A fine and rare Royal Crown Derby twin handled bouillonEst. £1,000-£2,000

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A late 19th century Meissen figure group emblematic of: A late 19th century Meissen figure group emblematic of Winter. Formed as a young boy seated upon a sledge holding a wood axe and his companion warming her hands on a brazier. Raised on an oval plinth

0148: A late 19th century Meissen figure group emblematic ofEst. £300-£500

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A 19th century Meissen figure formed as a young girl: A 19th century Meissen figure formed as a young girl collecting grapes from a branch. Painted in coloured enamels and raised on a rococo style scroll work base edged in gilt. Underglaze crossed

0149: A 19th century Meissen figure formed as a young girlEst. £150-£250

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An 18th century Ludwigsburg chinoiserie figure painted: An 18th century Ludwigsburg chinoiserie figure painted in coloured enamels. Modelled as a Chinese boy wearing a tall hat, flowing robes and holding a parrot, Raised on a simple square pad base.

0150: An 18th century Ludwigsburg chinoiserie figure paintedEst. £100-£200

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A late 19th century Meissen Classical figure group of: A late 19th century Meissen Classical figure group of Venus, Cupid and a cherub. Decorated in coloured enamels and raised on a naturalistic base. Underglaze crossed swords mark, 22cm.

0151: A late 19th century Meissen Classical figure group ofEst. £400-£600

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An 18th century Hochst bust of a Classical maiden.: An 18th century Hochst bust of a Classical maiden. Raised on a socle plinth edged in puce enamel. Painted red wheel mark, 8.5cm.

0152: An 18th century Hochst bust of a Classical maiden.Est. £200-£300

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An 18th century Meissen figure after a model by J. J.: An 18th century Meissen figure after a model by J. J. Kandler. Formed as Columbine seated playing a hurdy gurdy. Modelled wearing a brimmed hat, with the instrument resting upon her lap and seated on

0153: An 18th century Meissen figure after a model by J. J.Est. £500-£800

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An 18th century Meissen figure. Formed as a maiden: An 18th century Meissen figure. Formed as a maiden playing a flute, wearing a long flowing dress painted with Indianische blumen and seated on a rockwork base sprigged with leaves and flowers.

0154: An 18th century Meissen figure. Formed as a maidenEst. £300-£400

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Three 19th century German porcelain pickle spoons.: Three 19th century German porcelain pickle spoons. Painted in coloured enamels with figures and flowers and gilded, 11cm.

0155: Three 19th century German porcelain pickle spoons.Est. £50-£80

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An 18th century oval enamel patch box with hinged: An 18th century oval enamel patch box with hinged cover. Pink ground and decorated to the cover with a bird, grapes and an apple. With polished steel mirror to the inside, 5cm wide.

0156: An 18th century oval enamel patch box with hingedEst. £80-£140

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An 18th century Staffordshire enamelled rectangular: An 18th century Staffordshire enamelled rectangular snuff box with hinged cover. Decorated to the top with an extensive landscape and pair of figures and having scattered sprigs to the inside and

0157: An 18th century Staffordshire enamelled rectangularEst. £50-£100

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An 18th century English enamel patch box with hinged: An 18th century English enamel patch box with hinged cover. Blue ground and decorated to the top with a pair of doves and inscribed 'remember the giver', 4.25cm wide.

0158: An 18th century English enamel patch box with hingedEst. £50-£100

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An 18th century Staffordshire enamel oval snuff box: An 18th century Staffordshire enamel oval snuff box with hinged cover. Decorated to the top with a country house, church, a figure and a recumbent cow. Painted inside and out with scattered sprigs,

0159: An 18th century Staffordshire enamel oval snuff boxEst. £50-£100

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An 18th century south Staffordshire enamel pill box: An 18th century south Staffordshire enamel pill box with hinged cover and in the form of a leopards head. Decorated to the top with an equestrian scene, 3cm.

0160: An 18th century south Staffordshire enamel pill boxEst. £100-£200

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An 18th century oval enamel snuff box with hinged: An 18th century oval enamel snuff box with hinged cover. With a pink cross hatched ground and three panels each containing a piece of fruit, 5.5cm wide

0160A: An 18th century oval enamel snuff box with hingedEst. £100-£150

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An 18th century English enamel table snuff box of: An 18th century English enamel table snuff box of circular form and with hinged cover. The cover is decorated with black monochrome print in the manner of Robert Hancock with a country landscape and

0161: An 18th century English enamel table snuff box ofEst. £200-£400

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A pair of Sevres small lozenge shaped dishes. With wet: A pair of Sevres small lozenge shaped dishes. With wet blue and gilt borders, painted to the centres with exotic birds in landscapes in the manner of Francois Aloncle. Painted crossed L mark and

0162: A pair of Sevres small lozenge shaped dishes. With wetEst. £200-£300

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An 18th century rectangular Staffordshire enamel snuff: An 18th century rectangular Staffordshire enamel snuff box with hinged cover. Decorated to the top with a pair of mounted soldiers within a scrollwork border and with puce monochrome sprigs to the

0163: An 18th century rectangular Staffordshire enamel snuffEst. £100-£180

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0164: An 18th century rectangular Staffordshire enamel snuffEst. £100-£180

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An 18th century Continental enamel snuff box of: An 18th century Continental enamel snuff box of rectangular form and with hinged cover. Pale blue ground and decorated to the top with a quayside cityscape, 6cm wide.

0165: An 18th century Continental enamel snuff box ofEst. £60-£120

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An 18th century miniature enamel etui case with domed: An 18th century miniature enamel etui case with domed and hinged cover. Decorated with trailing leaves and flowers on a lavender ground, 4cm.

0166: An 18th century miniature enamel etui case with domedEst. £60-£120

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