Fine Art Auction July 2020

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Lot 1484

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£20.00

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Victorian silver capped bottle, London 1896, the hinged lid with rubbed monogram above a cut glass body, 16cm high

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Lot 1485

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£150.00

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Victorian silver and cut glass claret jug, Sheffield 1885, maker Joseph Rodgers & Sons, the silver top and handle with buckle engraved decoration to the collar above the cut glass body, 27cm high

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Lot 1486

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£85.00

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Silver mounted turquoise glass scent bottle, with a hinged lid and canted edges to the bottle, 75mm high

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Lot 1487

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19th Century Oddfellows pearlware jug, hand painted over transfer decorated panels, 16cm high

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Lot 1488

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Late Victorian Art Pottery dish, decorated with flowers, label to reverse 26cm diameter

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Lot 1489

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19th Century blue and white transfer decorated tureen and cover, Robert Hamilton Ruined Castle design, together with another tureen and cover by Davenport and a tureen stand, (3) Meecham Collection

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Lot 1490

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£40.00

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19th Century Copeland pottery meat dish, with a transfer decorated scene of a bridge or a river, together with another foliate decorated meat dish and a folate decorated serving dish, (3)

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Lot 1491

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19th Century Staffordshire pottery, to include a large spill vase with a cow and calf, 28cm high, together with a pair of hound pottery pen holders, 9.5cm high, (3)

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19th Century Rogers Pottery tureen and cover, the lid with arched feathers above berries and a heraldic crest, the tureen and stand with conforming crest, the base 18cm wide, one handle missing, together with an 18th Century Bow porcelain teapot decorated with a bird in a tree, missing the lid, (2)

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Lot 1493

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£80.00

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18th Century Dutch Delft vase and cover, circa 1764, painted by Wednice Van Der Brier, in blue and white with a lady to the centre with a jug on her head, shipping scene in the background, a lion caped domed lid, the base with the initials WVDB, 25cm high, Meecham Collection

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