200+ year old Gifts that have survived...

wars, plagues, kings’ ascensions & descents, revolutions, depressions & recessions...

They continue as symbols of history, hope, & endurance.

(including 18th century English & Chinese Export porcelains, Georgian silver & glassware)

 PICTURED ABOVE:

 Left to Right -- Glass & Ceramics:

CHINESE EXPORT FAMILLE ROSE CUP & SAUCER

Late Qianlong, c1790

In the "Boy at the Window" pattern (copied by both Miles Mason in puce and New Hall in the orange),

the cup and saucer depicting a Chinese family on a fenced garden terrace before a riverscape, a young boy

looking on through an open window, surrounded by vignettes of riverscapes alternating with flowerheads,

against trellis diapering and a brick-diapered rim

Condition: Very good, with minor light rubbing to some enamels on the cup

Saucer 5 3/4" D

80.00

#5892

GEORGE III BLOWN AND CUT WINE GOBLET

England, c1790-1810

    The slice-cut trumpet form bowl above a bladed knop on a straight shaft,

circular foot with polished pontil; good weight

Condition : Excellent

5-1/8" High

65.00

#2207

 RARE PAIR OF PEARLWARE MOLDED TEABOWLS & SAUCERS

England, c1790 (Probably Staffordshire area)

  The bowls and saucers molded and fluted, and painted with scenes of the “Boy at the Door” pattern (after a Chinese original),

depicting a family on a garden terrace before pagodas and a river landscape, a boy at the open door of one pagoda;

double brown lines to the rim; saucers centering a floral spray

   Condition: Excellent; minor expected enamel wear only

Pearlware was first made by Wedgwood in 1779 in response to a comment by Lady Dartmouth that she

and her friends were tired of the creamware body. His formula contained some soaprock and traces of cobalt

oxide to achieve a white color. It provided a good base for bright colored enamels.

Saucers 5” D  

The Pair – 95.00

# 5891

CHINESE EXPORT FAMILLE ROSE SMALL PLATE

Early Qianlong, c1745-55

  Of shaped and barbed form with knife cut edges, painted in the early Qianlong palette with famille rose,

yellow and turquoise enamels, the center with scattered flora surrounded by a lotus form gilt & iron red roundel, the

outer rim with trellis diapering on turquoise centering lotus; brown dressed rim

Condition: Excellent

6.25" D

100.00

#3452

CHINESE EXPORT DIMINUTIVE CREAM JUG

AMERICAN MARKET, Qianlong, c1785

Of baluster form in the Compagnie des Indes style and made for the American Market, with laced reeded handles

issuing from applied flowerheads picked out in famille rose enamels, diapered upper rim and gilt spout tip

Condition: Excellent

3.24” High 

SOLD

#5894

GOOD PAIR OF CHINESE EXPORT FAMILLE ROSE TEABOWLS & SAUCERS

AMERICAN MARKET, Qianlong, c1785

Each centering an upright reed basket of flora with insects and flowerheads,

the rim with dot and zigzag diapering

Condition: Excellent 

5-5/8” Wide

The Pair – 100.00 

#5890    

CONTINENTAL JACOBITE INTEREST OPAQUE TWIST DRAM GLASS

1st Half 19th Century, probably Netherlands

The cup shaped bowl engraved with the Stuart six petaled rose and ferns above an opaque

twist stem on circular foot, polished pontil. 

    Condition: excellent; good striation and footrim wear

 4" H

SOLD

#4168

Silver & Tassels:

2.5" Lurex Box or Key Tassels, Imported from Italy, 4.00 each

3" x 4" Silk & Lurex Multicolor Pompom Tassel, Imported from Italy, 34.00

EARLY GEORGE II SILVER TABLESPOON

Edward Bennett, London 1733

Of heavy gauge, in the Hanoverian pattern with upturned tip, strong central ridge

and double drop faceted heel; crisp maker's mark, rubbed date mark;

old repair to shaft; no bowl tip wear

8.25" Long / 1.8 oz.

97.50

#4569

GEORGE II SILVER TABLESPOON

Samuel Roby, London, 1746

In the Hanoverian pattern with upturned tip and single drop heel, unengraved terminal

Good condition with minor bowl dimple; crisp marks

8" Long / 1.8 oz.

100.00

#5541

EARLY GEORGE III SILVER TABLESPOON

Thomas & William Chawner, London, 17645

in the Hanoverian pattern, the upturned tip scratch engraved W*G with single drop heel and shell back,

nicely shaped bowl

Very good condition; shell with slight wear at apex of curve; slight ripple to bowl; crisp marks

7.5" / 1.4 oz.

100.00

#4420

GEORGE III SILVER MUSTARD SPOON

William Eaton, London, 1810

Fiddle pattern with broad bowl, the terminal engraved with a crest: clad arm embowed, in hand an arrow

Excellent condition

4" Long / .5 oz

60.00

#4361

GEORGE III SILVER CONDIMENT LADLE

Joseph Willmore, Birmingham, 1820

In the Fiddle/ Thread pattern, the terminal engraved with a script "F", heavy gauge; crisp marks; excellent condition

3.75" Long / .4 oz.

70.00

#3478

GEORGE II SILVER SUGAR NIPS

London, 1740-60, SA - probably Samuel Adams

Of scissor form, probably early in the time period, with spurred ring handles and shell form bowls;

possible repair to one arm; unmonogrammed

4 5/8" Long / 1.1 oz.

SOLD

#4174

GEORGE III SILVER YOUTH FORK

Thomas Barker, London, 1807-8

In the Hanoverian pattern with upturned tip and four tines, the terminal scrip engraved:

T.W. Presented by his Aunt M.A.S.;  excellent condition , good full tines length and crisp marks

6.25" Long / 1.1 oz. 

SOLD

 #5795

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