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For Sale by Auction on

WEDNESDAY, 28th JANUARY 2009

CERAMICS and GLASSat 10.30am (Lots 1-79)

SILVER, WATCHES & JEWELLERYat 12.30pm (Lots 101-278)

THURSDAY, 29th JANUARY 2009

PICTURESat 10.30am (Lots 301-338)

COLLECTORS’ ITEMS,WORKS OF ART & CLOCKS

at 12.30pm (Lots 351-423)

FURNITUREat 2.30pm (Lots 431-523)

ON VIEW:Saturday 24th January 9.30am to 1.00pm

Sunday 25th January 2.00 to 4.00pmMonday 26th January 9.30am to 5.15pmTuesday 27th January 9.30am to 5.15pm

Wednesday 28th January 9.30am to 5.15pmLimited viewing on sale days

Front cover picture is Lot 38

When leaving commission bids this sale may be referred to as FS01

Illustrated Catalogue £10

Members of the Society of Fine Art Auctioneers

Information for Buyers1. Introduction. The following informative notes are intended to assist Buyers, particularly those inexperienced or new to our

salerooms. All sales are conducted on our printed Conditions of Sale which are readily available for inspection and normallyaccompany catalogues. Our staff will be happy to help you if there is anything you do not fully understand.

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5. VAT. A ‘dagger’ symbol indicates that VAT is payable by the purchaser at the standard rate (presently 15%) on the hammer priceas well as being an element in the buyer’s premium. This imposition of VAT is likely to be because the seller is registered for VATwithin the European Union and is not operating the Dealers Margin Scheme or because VAT is due at 15% on importation intothe UK. The double ‘dagger’ symbol indicates that the lot has been imported from outside the European Union and the presentposition is that these lots are liable to a reduced rate of VAT (5%) on the gross lot price (i.e. both the hammer price and thebuyer’s premium). Lots which appear without either of the above symbols indicate that no VAT is payable on the hammer price.This is because such lots are sold using the Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme and it should be noted that the VAT included within thePremium is not recoverable as input tax.

6. We are, primarily, agents for the seller. We are dependent on information provided by the seller and whilst we may inspect lotsand act reasonably in taking a general view about them we are normally unable to carry out a detailed or any examination of lotsin order to ascertain their condition in the way in which it would be wise for a buyer to do. Intending buyers have ampleopportunity for inspection of goods and, therefore, accept responsibility for inspecting and investigating lots in which they maybe interested. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.. Neitherthe seller nor we, as the auctioneers, accept any responsibility for their condition. In particular, mechanical objects of any age arenot guaranteed to be in working order. However, in so far as we have examined the goods and make a representation about theircondition, we shall be liable for any defect which that examination ought to have revealed to the auctioneer but which wouldnot have been revealed to the buyer had the buyer examined the goods. Additionally, in specified circumstances lots misdescribedbecause they are ‘deliberate forgeries’ may be returned and repayment made. There is a 3 week time limit. (The expression‘deliberate forgery’ is defined in our Conditions of Sale).

7. Electrical goods. These are sold as ‘antiques’ only and if bought for use must be checked over for compliance with safetyregulations by a qualified electrician first.

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Sterling cheques drawn on UK banks will generally clear on the fifth working day after receipt.Sterling bank drafts drawn on UK banks can generally be cleared immediately.Bank transfers clear as soon as our bank receives funds (which does not happen instantaneously after payment instructions are given).Credit and debit card payments can be cleared immediately, subject to confirmation with the card issuer.

Puslinch, near Yealmpton, is a perfect example of an early Georgian country house. Built in the QueenAnne style during the period 1720-1726 for James Yonge, a Plymouth surgeon, it is still in theownership of the Yonge family today. Following the granting of a long lease and the subsequent re-organisation of the contents, Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood are delighted to have been instructedto offer items from Puslinch which are surplus to the family’s requirements. There will also be itemsfrom Puslinch included in our ‘Antiques & Collectables’ sales in early February, ‘Books, Prints and Maps’(18th March) and the ‘Maritime Sale' (1st April).

PUSLINCH

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FIRST DAY’S SALE

WEDNESDAY 28th JANUARY 2009

ORIENTAL ANDEUROPEAN CERAMICS AND GLASS

Commencing at 10.30am

Ceramics and Glass will be on view on:

Saturday 24th January 9.30am to 1.00pmSunday 25th January 2.00 to 4.00pm

Monday 26th January 9.30am to 5.15pmTuesday 27th January 9.30am to 5.15pm

Wednesday 28th January 9.30am to 5.15pmLimited viewing on sale days

Glass

CERAMICS

1A pair of clear glass decantersof mallet form with triple neckrings and mushroom stoppers,the body cut with printies andfretted designs beneath slicecut shoulders, 24cm high,together with a similar pair ofjars and covers. (4)

£200-400

2A clear glass pedestal vase,wheel cut with Masonicsymbols including: twin pillars,sun, star and moon motifs, aledger, square and compassand a naked figure prostratebefore the all-seeing eye, abovea fretted band edged withhusks, 22cm high.

£100-2001

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2AA sealed onion wine bottle ofdark olive colour with stringrim and shallow kick up appliedwith a seal 'I.Y. at ye dock',14cm high, circa 1700-1720,minor nibble to margin of seal.

£1200-1800*Provenance: Puslinch. **The seal most likely is forJames Yonge, a fourthgeneration Naval Surgeonpractising in Plymouth, who onhis marriage to Mary Uptonwas responsible for the buildingof Puslinch in 1720-26.

3A clear glass Bohemiangoblet of faceted 'thistle' formon similarly faceted petal cutstem and foot, the bowlapplied with five red glasspanels intaglio cut with stags,horses and game, 23cm high.

£150-250

44A Lalique frosted glass vase oftapering and waisted form, theexterior moulded with fruitingcherries, 18cm high, diamondpoint etched Lalique France.

£120-150

55A Lalique clear glass six-piecesectional oval centrepiece orposy trough with ropemoulded gadrooned borders,overall length 50cm, diamondpoint etched Lalique France.

£200-250

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6A Lalique opalescent glassvase of inverted conical form,moulded with the 'Moissac'pattern of overlapping leaves,13cm high, inscribed R. Lalique.

£300-500

7A large pair of Chinese porcelain tea canisters of rectangular formdecorated in blue with household objects, vases of flowers and songbirds, the shoulders with ryui head motifs, 19.5cm high, rim chip.

£300-400

8A Chinese pale celadon barrel-shaped jar and domed cover withkylin knop the body incised with alternating panels of peony andsingle prunus blooms, now formed as a tankard with white metalmounts and handle, 20cm high, minor glaze wear.

£300-500

9A Chinese porcelain vase ofGu form enamelled in theWucai palette with bands ofpeaches and fungus, peonyand a group of figures bearinggifts for a deity seated on aflying phoenix, 42cm high, 19thcentury, some glaze wear on rim,together with a hardwood stand.

£300-500

10Two Chinese blanc de chinelibation cups of rhinoceros hornform, one embossed with prunus,dragons, a stag and other foliage,the companion with prunustogether with a similar flutedbeaker, the cups 13.5cm wide,Kangxi, minor rim chip to one, eachwith hardwood stand.

£250-300

11A Chinese porcelain balustervase painted in blue with acontinuous landscape containingfir, willow, other trees andbamboo with figures cultivatingand processing rice withfishermen in the background, allbeneath a narrow band offungus, pomegranate andpeaches, 30cm high, concentricring marks, with hardwood stand.

£400-600

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12A large Canton bowl, painted inside and outwith panels of figures in conversation onverandahs and in gardens below a border ofinsects and flowers, 36.5cm diameter, mid 19th century.

£300-400

13A Chinese porcelain two-handled ice pailwith liner and cover, each piece boldly paintedwith insects, fruit and flowers below an encirclingband of flowers on a black ground, 24cm high,Qianlong, body cracked and stapled, the knop withsome damage.

£600-700

14A Chinese porcelain celadonground garden seat of piercedand swelling hexagonal formwith raised decorationdepicting peony,chrysanthemum, lotus,bamboo, peaches, fungus andpomegranate with cranes andother birds amongst scrollingfoliage, 49cm high.

£300-400

15A Chinese porcelain matchedtoilet set decorated with whitefloral and foliate sprays on ablue ground, comprising: abasin, 47cm diameter; twoonion-shaped bottles andstoppers, 36cm and 47cm high;a chamber pot and cover, 27cmdiameter; a soap dish, cover andliner, 15cm wide; and a box andcover, 19cm wide, some damage.

£200-300*Provenance: Puslinch.

16A Chinese porcelain mug ofcylindrical form with spreadingbase and loop handle, decoratedin iron red and gilt withflowering plants within diaperborders, 16cm high, Qianlong,

£250-350*Provenance: Puslinch.

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17A Chinese famille rose partdessert service painted withbutterflies, flowers and fruit,comprising: a pair of circularbaskets and stands with piercedrims, diameter of stands 26cm,five various oval dishes, 21-28cm and a helmet-shaped jug,Qianlong, 11cm high, damaged.

£300-400*Provenance: Puslinch.

18A large Japanese Imari dish,decorated with a central vase offlowers in the typical Imaripalette, 48cm diameter, sixcharacter Chenghua marks to thebase, late Edo.

£300-400

19An Arita porcelain vase, thetall lobed body painted withcranes flying above willow treesin an extensive mountainouslandscape, 33cm. high.

£200-300

20A Satsuma hexagonal two-handled koro on three peg feetwith pierced cover and kylinknop, enamelled with householdobjects beneath a band ofchrysanthemum and kylin, 13cmhigh, signed Da Nihon Hattori,with hardwood stand, togetherwith a similar smaller jar devoidcover, both Meiji.

£150-200

21A large Satsuma koro andcover with Buddhist lionhandles, the globular bodypainted with figures seated inthe open air, set on four pawfeet, 54cm high, some damageto the feet.

£300-400

22A Large Qajar pottery jar, theovoid body painted in typicalbright enamel colours with anoverall symmetrical pattern ofscrolling foliage below a bandcontaining panels of birds andflowers, 43cm high, 19thcentury, some damage to the rim.

£300-350

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23An Isnik bowl of everted form,enamelled in iron red, greenand blue with tulips,chrysanthemum and otherblooms within a border of ochrewave scrolls, 30cm diameter;together with a similar bowldecorated in the same palettewith tulips, chrysanthemum andsaz leaf within a wave scrollborder, 27cm diameter both late16th century, significant repairsand losses to both. (2)

£300-500

24A Bellarmine stoneware jug,moulded with a bearded faceabove an oval medallion,covered in a mottled brownglaze, 23cm high.

£150-180

25A pair of blue and white delftplates, possibly Liverpool, eachpainted with a Chinese figurestanding near a table with avase of flowers, the borderswith houses and willow trees,22.5cm diameter, mid 18thcentury, minor glaze chips to rim.

£300-400

26A Staffordshire creamwareMalling jug of slender formapplied with a portraitmedallion of King Georgeflanked by blue foliate designs,15cm high, cracked; togetherwith a salt glazed exampleapplied with a crown and GRmonogram, 15cm high, cracked.

£80-120

27A set of nine late Englishcreamware bin labels forSherry (2), Port (2), Mountain(2), Old Port, Ale and Bucella,13.5cm wide; and two similarlabels for Vidonia and Sherry,18th/early 19th century,12.5cm. wide. (11)

£300-400*Provenance: Puslinch.

28A set of four rareStaffordshire saltglaze coffeecups, each with strap handleand moulded lower body,painted in famille rose enamelswith flowers, foliage and latticepanels, mid 18th century,7.5cm. high (some damage).

£500-700*Provenance: Puslinch.

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29A creamware cylindrical mugprinted in black with a rhymeentitled 'The Batchelors Wish',12cm. high, circa 1800, smallchips to foot rim.

£150-200

30A pair of buff stoneware two-gallon spirit barrels of swollencylinder form sprigged in whitewith royal coat-of-arms, flankedby unicorn and lion, knights onhorseback, recumbent lionsfruiting vine and nationalemblems surmounted bybanners, impressed Brandy andGin, 34cm high, early 19thcentury, minor losses.

£200-250

31A Pountney & Allies orPountney & Goldney potterymeat plate printed in bluewith a view of the River Avonfrom the Bristol Views serieswithin a floral and husk border,42cm wide, printed cartoucheverso and impressed '16', circa1825-40.

£100-150

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32A large Michael Cardewstoneware kettle and coverwith cane handle, the globularbody incised with scrolls abovea narrow decorative band allunder a tenmoku glaze, 20cm.high, indistinct personal andAbuja seals.

£200-300

3333A Wilkinson's RoyalStaffordshire Pottery'Laughing Cat', modelled afterthe original by Louis Wain,seated wearing a blue bow tieunder orange and blackspotted enamels, 20cm. high,green backstamp, circa 1930.

£300-500

34Two Secessionist Englishporcelain plaques, onedepicting a head and shouldersportrait of Jean de Arc dressed inarmour, 23.5cm diameter, signedwith the initials WWC, the otherof a young woman wearing aleafy garland, certificate fromHowell, James & Co. RegentStreet, each with wood frame, onewith some discolouration.

£250-350

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3535A Martin Brothers salt-glazedstoneware two-handled vase offlattened oviform decorated withraised spiny fish, jelly fish andcrab on a textured blue ground,18.5cm high, incised Martin Bros,London & Southall 6-1909.

£600-800

3636A Moorcroft pottery flambeshallow bowl, the interiordecorated with the Leaf andFruit pattern, the exterior witha shaded red glaze and bluefoot, 16.5cm diameter,impressed marks and paintedinitials.

£300-400

3737A James Macintyre & Copottery bowl of squat oviform,the exterior tubelined andpainted in shades of blue with asymmetrical art nouveau designof flowers and foliage, 13.5cmhigh, printed and incised marks,fine glaze crack.

£500-600

3838A Royal Doulton CharacterApe, H.N.960, modelled seatedreading a book.

£300-400

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39A Royal Doulton porcelainfigure, entitled 'Sea Sprite',H.N.1261.

£300-500

40A First Period Worcester leafpickle dish, painted in bluewith the Two Peony Rock Bird,a similar example printed witha Gilliflower and a Geraniummoulded butter boat painted inthe Butter Boat Mansfield,damages. (3)

£80-120

41A Caughley porcelain teabowland saucer painted in blue inthe Mansfield pattern, saucer12cm. diameter, 'C' mark, minorrim chip; together with twofurther teabowls and saucers,one cracked. (6)

£80-120

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43A Lowestoft porcelain coffeecan of mildly waisted formwith spurred handle painted inblue with a two-storey house ina Chinese landscape above adouble line border, the interiorwith a husk border, 6.5cm high,single 'cods roe' mark inside footrim, circa 1760-65.

£150-200

44A Lowestoft porcelain teabowl and saucer, painted inblue with the Dragon pattern,13.5cm diameter, workman'smark inside foot rims, circa1770, fine hair crack to saucer;together with a Lowestoftcoffee cup decorated with abuildings in a landscape. (3)

£80-100

45A Derby porcelain group offour figures around a centralobelisk, one figure with a rifle,one with flowers, one with asheaf of corn, and one sittingon a cask, 24cm high, patchmarks, circa 1780, somedamages.

£120-180

46A pair of Coalport porcelainbough pots with leaf scrollhandles, each painted in puceenamels with a band ofpendant flowers below a goldserrated rim, 24.5cm long,ampersand mark, circa 1865,one damaged.

£100-150

47A Chamberlain (Worcester)porcelain part tea service ofwrythen fluted formcomprising: six teabowls, sevensaucers, sucrier and cover andwaste bowl, each enamelledand gilt with a foliate band,circa 1800, chips to cover, somewear, together with threefurther saucers.

£100-150

48A Worcester porcelainshallow Aesop fable dish withwavy rim, the centre paintedwith a fox and lion in riverlandscape on a deep blueground, within a gold scrollingborder and gold rim, squaremark, circa 1760, chip to rimand some glaze rubbing.

£180-220

49An English porcelain part teaservice, possibly Ridgway,comprising: a teapot, coverand stand, two sugar basins,covers and stands, two milkjugs, a waste bowl, two breadand butter plates, twelve coffeecups, twelve tea cups andtwenty-three saucers, eachpiece brightly painted withstylized flowers in a garden,Pattern No. 112, circa 1840,slight damage.

£250-350

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50A Liverpool, probably Pennington, porcelain tankard ofcylindrical form with ribbed strap handle printed in blue front andverso with the 'Rural Lovers', after the original by Robert Hancock,beneath a cell border, 15cm high, circa 1780.

£300-400

51A First Period Worcester floral moulded teabowl and saucer,painted in blue with a simple roundel and fretted border, hatchedcrescent and workman's mark; together with another teabowl and saucer printed in the Three Flowers pattern, hatched crescent marks.

£80-120

52A New Hall porcelain cup andsaucer enamelled with a basketof flowers within wavy dotborder, sprigs and line and dotborder, Pattern No. 171;together with another cup andsaucer enamelled with rosesand sprigs within foliate swags,line and dot borders and afurther cup and saucer with batprinted landscapes in black. (6)

£50-80

53A First Period Worcesterteabowl and saucer ofwrythen moulded form,decorated in blue and goldwith Harebells within stylizedfoliate borders, open crescentmarks; together with a Derbycoffee can and saucerdecorated with fruiting vine,Pattern No. 731 and a flutedcup and saucer, Pattern No. 68from the same factory. (6)

£80-12054A Barr, Flight and Barr(Worcester) porcelain plate,the cavetto enamelled withOriental figures dancing andplaying instruments in a gardensetting, the border enamelledwith eight further figures withina gilt rim, 24cm diameter,impressed crown and BFB withprinted 'London House' marks,circa 1807-1813.

£60-80

55A New Hall porcelain creamjug bat printed with an 'AdamBuck' print of a child and motherwithin gilt borders, PatternNo.1147; together with another,probably Chamberlain(Worcester) sauce boat of ovalform, decorated with gilt andsepia sprigs, Pattern No. 958 andan English porcelain plate. (3)

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56A Barr, Flight and Barr Worcester part dinnerand dessert service of fluted form painted inbrown enamel and gilt with vines and grapes,comprising: a pair of ice pails, covers and liners,30cm high; a pair of sauce tureens, covers andstands, 20cm high; a shaped oval dish, 37cm wide;four lozenge-shaped dishes, 31cm wide;three cushion-shaped dishes, 24cm wide; fourscallop-shaped dishes, 22cm wide; and thirty-fourplates, 32-33cm diameter, some damage. (58)

£3000-4000*Provenance: Puslinch.

57A pair of English porcelain figuresof a recumbent stag and doe on oval gilt linedbases, 12cm wide, circa 1830-40, restored.

£60-80

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58An extensive Shelley porcelain tea service in the Queen Anneshape, comprising: teapot and cover, twenty-three cups, thirtysaucers, sugar bowl, three milk jugs, thirty-five plates and five breadand butter plates, each decorated in the 'Sunset and Tall Trees'pattern, Pattern No. 11678, green backstamp, circa 1930-40, damageto six cups, teapot chipped.

£1000-120059A Shelley porcelain coffee service in the Queen Anne shapecomprising: six cups, six saucers, coffee pot and cover, sugar bowl,milk jug, six plates and two bread and butter plates, eachdecorated in the 'Sunset and Tall Trees' pattern, Pattern No. 11678,green backstamp, circa 1930-40, coffee pot and bowl cracked.

£400-600

60A Shelley porcelain part dinner service in the Queen Anne shapecomprising: six dinner plates, seven side plates and six smallerplates, three graduated serving plates, three vegetable dishes andcovers, warming dish and gravy boat, each decorated in the 'Sunsetand Tall Trees' pattern, Pattern No. 11678, green backstamp, circa1930-40.

£600-800

60AA set of four Royal Worcesterporcelain menu holders, onedepicting a fox, the othershounds, Pattern Nos. 2953 -2956, date code for 1936, infitted case.

£200-300

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61A pair of Minton porcelain figures Boy on basket andGirl on basket, each modelled seated wearing brightlycoloured clothes and hats, the former with a basket ofblooms and she with a garland on gilt scrolling bases,14cm high, Model Nos. 73 and 74, circa 1837.

£200-300

62Two pairs of Berlin porcelain figures in 18thcentury costume, each with a basket, standing on alight blue and gold scroll moulded base, 22.5cmhigh, K.P.M. and sceptre marks, some damage.

£100-150

63A pair of Helena Wolfsohn (Dresden) ice pails offooted and swollen form with wrythen and osiermoulding and shell handles enamelled withconvolvulus, roses and other blooms, 26cm high, blue'AR' monogram, late 19th century.

£150-200

64A Carl Theodor Frankenthal porcelain figure of arunning boar on a rectangular base, in the white,24cm long, underglaze blue marks, initials and '77' for 1777.

£1200-1500

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6565A Frankenthal porcelainfigure group of a tailor ridinga rearing goat with aseamstress and further figurebelow with an iron at her feet,on oval gilt scrolling base,19cm long, underglaze blue lionmark, 19th century, minor losses.

£200-300

66A pair of Continentalporcelain circular portraitplaques, the cavetto enamelledwith portraits of noblemenwithin a stylized floral andfoliate scrolling border, 35cmdiameter, within oval gilt gessoframes and mounts.

£100-150

6767A Continental oval porcelainplaque painted with theportrait of George IV wearingthe Order of the Garter, afteran original by Thomas Lawrence,19.5cm high, complete with giltwood and plaster frame.

£500-600

6868A Sèvres sugar bowl andcover painted by Etienne Evanswith birds and flowering plantswithin gilded reserves on ablue ground, blue 'R.F.' mark forRepublique Francaise (1793-1804) and painter's mark,inscribed 'Gobe-mouche hupepede l'isle de Bourbon' and 'Gob-mouche a poitrine tachetee deGyenne', 11cm high.

£300-500

6969A Sèvres-style tureen, coverand stand of shaped oval formwith bud knop, later decoratedwith exotic birds, flowers andfoliage within gilded reserveson a gilt scale deep blueground, blue interlaced Ls mark,width of stand 21cm.

£200-300

69A69AA pair of Amphora RiessnerStellmacher & Kesselporcelain vases, each designedby Eduard Stellmacher andmodelled with a naked waternymph girdled with waterplants and a net rising from afoaming wave, set against agold decorated light blueground, 47cm high, printedmarks and impressed ModelNo.104, circa 1900, somechipping to each base.

£200-250

7070A Meissen porcelain group ofCount Bruehl's tailor incolourful costume, bestriding ashaggy goat, carrying two kidsin a wood backpack, 21cmhigh, set on a rectangular base,painted blue crossed swordsmark, some damage.

£120-180

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71A Meissen porcelainCommedia dell' Arte figure ofPantalone, modelled after theoriginal by Johann JoachimKaendler wearing yellow cap,long orange cloak and bowing,on circular base applied withblooms, 15.5cm high, bluecrossed swords, incised 523 withpress number 730.

£200-300

72A Meissen figure of a bakeror confectioner from the Criede Paris series modelled afterthe original by Johann JoachimKaendler, stood wearing capand apron, holding a tray offancy cakes on a circular giltscrolling base applied withblooms, 13cm high, blue crossedswords, incised 1 with pressnumber 104; together with achild gardener modelled afteran original by Kaendler stoodwearing a bonnet and graspingan apron containing fruit, on acircular gilt scrolling base,14cm high, gilt scrolling base,blue crossed swords and incised12 with press number. (2)

£200-300

73A Meissen porcelain figureemblematic of the elementearth modelled after theoriginal by Johann JoachimKaendler as a scantily cladputto stood before a stumpdigging and flanked by a rakeand potted plants on oval giltscrolling base, 12cm. high, bluecrossed swords, impressed C.100with press number 1020;together with a figure of afemale harpist after the originalby Friedrich Elias Meyer on acircular gilt scrolling base,14cm. high blue crossed swords,impressed 16 with press number98. (2)

£200-300

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74A Meissen porcelain figure ofan elegant lady modelled inbroad floral skirt, green erminelined cape and head scarf witha fan in one hand, stood on abase applied with flowers,15.5cm high, blue crossedswords, incised 509 with pressnumber 107, fan restored.

£250-350

7575A Meissen porcelain figure ofa Bacchic satyr modelled afterthe original by Johann JoachimKaendler, seated naked andastride a goat, on gilt scrollingbase, 16cm long, blue crossedswords, incised D.44 with pressnumber 107, minor foliate losses.

£300-350

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76A Meissen porcelain figure of a gardenergrafting a tree, modelled after the original byVictor Michael Acier stood with a hat containingbranches to one side, on circular base, 17.5cmhigh, blue crossed swords, incised F.69 with pressnumber 83, minor losses and nibbles to edge ofbase.

£250-400

77A Meissen porcelain Bacchic figure emblematicof Autumn, stood scantily clad leant on a largeewer and squeezing grapes into a glass, on a giltscrolling mound base, 22cm high, blue crossedswords and incised 2732, minute losses.

£250-300

78A Meissen porcelain figure of a scantily cladputto emblematic of the element air modelledafter an original by Johann Joachim Kaendler,stood before a cage with two birds in hand andbellows at his feet, on a gilt scrolling base, bluecrossed swords and incised C.99, 13cm. high, minorfoliate losses.

£300-500

79A Derby porcelain figure of Neptune modelledstanding before a dolphin on a shell-shaped base,17cm high, patch marks, circa 1772-95, restoredarm and tail.

£250-400

80 to 100 No lots

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