TWO FAIENCE BEAKERS,

Savona, factory of Jacques Boselli, late 18th century.

Signature of Jacques Boselli in black on the undersides.

H 7 cm. Chipped and with small hairline crack. (2)

STONEWARE BELLARMINE JUG,

Frechen, 16th century.

The neck with a bearded face mask in relief. The walls with three round medallions with helmeted male heads in profile.

H 15 cm.

BELLARMINE JUG,

Frechen, c. 1600.

Brown glaze. The neck with a bearded face mask.

H 14 cm.

STONEWARE PEAR-SHAPED TANKARD WITH PEWTER MOUNT,

Saxony, Freiberg, c. 1665.

Black-brown glaze. The pewter cover with half-length portrait of John George II, Elector of Saxony (1613-1680).

H 18.5 cm. SALE ROOM NOTICE: Hairline crack in the body, the pewter cover probably of later date.

LOT OF 5 SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE JUGS,

Westerwald, early 18th - 19th century.

Each with grey salt glaze and painted in blue, various forms and relief decoration, some jugs with pewter cover. Comprising: 1 jug, 2 pot-bellied jugs, one with the GR (Georgus Rex) monogram, 1 spouted jug, 1 tankard.

H 16cm-33 cm. 1 handle supplemented (5)

LOT OF 5 SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE JUGS,

Westerwald, 17th -19th century.

Grey salt glaze and painted in blue. Various forms and relief decoration. Comprising: 1 jug, 1 jug with central frieze with musketeers and 3 tankards.

H 15-22 cm. Various small repairs (5)

LOT OF 5 SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE TANKARDS,

Westerwald, 18th/19th century.

Grey glaze and painted in blue. Various forms and relief decoration. One tankard with Braustern, another with depiction of "Daniel in the Lion's Den".

H 13cm -15 cm. (5)

LOT OF 5 STONEWARE VESSELS,

Siegburg and Westerwald, c. 1300/18th century.

Salt-glazed stoneware. Various forms and relief decoration, partially painted blue and manganese. Together with an unglazed early stoneware jug, pressed and pressed cylindrical shape.

H 11cm - 31 cm. Pewter mounts.

GLASS BEAKER,

Schlesien, c. 1740.

All sides facetted and with cut decoration.

H 13.5 cm.

GLASS BEAKER WITH COAT OF ARMS,

Bohemia, 18th century.

Cut with coat of arms surmounted by a bishop head with wings and crozier and the initials PA and MD.

H 11.5 cm.

FAIENCE PUZZLE JUG,

probably Transylvania, 19th century.

Painted in copper green and orange yellow with stylised rosettes and a central medallion.

H 22 cm.

LOT OF 5 SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE JUGS AND TANKARDS,

Westerwald, early 18th and 19th century.

Grey glazed and painted in blue. Various forms and relief decoration, partially with pewter mount. Comprising: 1 pear-shape jug, 3 pot-bellied jugs and 1 tankard.

H 16cm - 25 cm. (5)

LOT OF 5 SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE TANKARDS,

Westerwald, early 18th century.

Grey glazed and painted in blue. Various relief decoration. Partially with pewter mount.

H 12cm - 16cm. (5)

MAIOLICA PLAQUE 'MADONNA AND CHILD',

Italy, 18th century.

Octagonal shape, painted in blue and ochre yellow. In relief and with a portrait of the Madonna and Child above a winged angel.

FAIENCE BASKET,

Schrezheim, c. 1760.

Marked with ligature ii mark in black.

D 16.5 cm. Small hairline cracks, minor splintering and chips.

AN EXTENSIVE TABLE SERVICE WITH 'NEUBRANDENSTEIN' AND FLORAL DECORATION,

Meissen, circa 1880-1920.

Relief decorated with the 'Neubrandenstein' pattern, painted with scattered bouquets of flowers and gold edges. Comprising: 36 dinner plates 12 soup plates (1 reglued) 24 appetizer plates 2 oval platters (50 cm) 2 oval platters (45 cm) 1 fish platter (58 cm) 1 round platter (39 cm) 1 round bowl (26 cm) 1 soup tureen 1 sauce boat 12 cups and saucers from a children's service 'en suite' (1 cup reglued) 1 sugar bowl, associated. 2 cake platters with pierced edge, associated. Underglaze blue sword marks with pommels.

(112)

A PAIR OF BRONZE-MOUNTED 'BLEU CÉLÈSTE' JARS AND COVERS,

Paris, in in the style of Vincennes, 19th century.

Light blue borders with etched gold flower edges and suspended flower garlands. Pseudo Sèvres mark.

H 14 cm. The bronze mounts loose in part. (4)

PIECES FROM A "SAINT LOUIS CRISTAL FRANCE" GLASS SERVICE, MODEL "CLEO/MASSENET",

France, modern.

Comprising: 21 red wine glasses, 20 Wassergläsern, 19 white wine glasses, 19 sweet wine glasses, 20 whiskey glasses (12 with gold decoration, 8 without gold decoration). Engraved mark "Saint Louis Cristal France".

(99)

LARGE DINNER SERVICE "QUEEN VICTORIA",

Herend, modern.

Comprising: 16 soup plates, 32 dinner plates (D 25.5/26/27.5/28 cm), 13 charger plates (31.5 cm), 11 leaf bowls, 1 sauce boat and saucer, 2 large cups and saucers, 16 tea cups and saucers, 14 mocha cups and saucers, 13 small plates (19 cm), 16 small plates (15.5 cm), 2 cream jugs, 1 sugar bowl, 3 bowls with double handles, 3 oval platters, 1 square bowl, 1 oval biscuit bowl, 6 small bowls. Blue printed factory mark " Herend Hungary Handpainted", series and model numbers painted in blue, blind stamp in part HEREND and numbers.

(185)

SERVICE PIECES WITH FLORAL PAINTED DECORATION,

Meissen, c. 1780-1815.

Comprising 3 beaker-shaped coffee cups, 6 tea cups and 9 saucers. Underglaze blue sword marks with star. The edge gilding rubbed in part.

(18)

TEA CADDY,

Gotha, c. 1783-1805.

Without mark. Incised E3.

H 12.7 cm.

PLATE,

Saint Petersburg, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory, period of Empress Catherine II, c. 1770-1780.

Underglaze blue mark EII for Catherine the Great. Cyrillic initials "P:K" in purple overglaze.

D 25 cm.

PLATE,

Russia, Korniloff Factory, 19th century.

Red printed factory mark .

D 20.5 cm. The gilding rubbed.

MODEL OF A HOOPOE,

Meissen, 20th century.

H 32 cm. Mounted on a gilt wood console.

OTTAVIO FROM THE COMMEDIA DELL'ARTE,

Nymphenburg, 20th century.

Model by F. A. Bustelli. Blind stamp escutcheon and impressed numbers 55 and 0.

H 19 cm.