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Sale FS27; Lot: 0612: A rare Indian mother of pearl and stone casket of rectangular form, the brass frame applied with polished red stone and mother of pearl plaques of fish-scale and foliate design secured with metal pins, with iron hinges and clasp, on shaped bracket feet, Gujarat, 17th century, 20cm wide [some old damage and losses].

A Rare Indian Mother of Pearl and Stone Casket (FS27/612)

Sold for £28,000

Sale FS39; Lot: 0548: An extensive Derby Crown Porcelain Company Ltd. 'Crown' pottery and porcelain part dinner service painted and printed in the 'Kings Imari' pattern [no.383], comprising twenty eight dinner plates, eighteen side plates, twenty two 22.5cm plates, thirteen 22cm plates, eleven 20cm plates, twenty five dessert bowls, six graduating serving plates, soup tureen cover and stand, vegetable dish and three covers, two sauce/dessert tureens covers and stands, thirteen tea and breakfast cups, twenty two saucers, two bread and butter plates and an egg cup, printed and impressed marks with painted pattern number, circa 1880/90, [some faults].

An Extensive Derby Crown Porcelain Company Ltd. 'Crown' Pottery and Porcelain Part ... (FS39/548)

Sold for £1,250

Sale FS40; Lot: 0773: Franz Bergman, a 19th century Austrian cold painted bronze group of a tiger hunt the Arab astride an elephant with a dead tiger strapped behind, with walking attendant below, stamped to the underside with Bergman vase stamp, 'Geschutzt' stamp and numbered 3412, vase stamp and model No also stamped to the saddle blanket, 23.5cm high, together with two Arab boys with donkeys each bearing Bergman vase stamp, each 14cm high.

Franz Bergman, A 19th Century Austrian Cold Painted Bronze Group of A Tiger Hunt (FS40/773)

Sold for £5,300

Sale FS21; Lot: 0553: Frederick Alfred Rhead, a fine pate-sur-pate porcelain rectangular plaque decorated with a scene from John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, a paper exhibition label verso inscribed ' 901 the Flatterer and the net, Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, Frederick Alfred Rhead' together with '6101 Waterman Ave. St Louis MO', signed 'F. Rhead 1900-1901', 22 x 34cm, in gilt wood frame. The composition is taken from an illustration titled 'The Flatterer, the Shining One with the Whip, and the Net' by George Wooliscroft Rhead for a limited edition publication of John Bunyan's 'The Pilgrim's Progress' illustrated by the three brothers George Wooliscroft, Frederick and Louis Rhead, publisher C Arthur Peason Ltd., London.

Frederick Alfred Rhead, A Fine Pate-sur-pate Porcelain Rectangular Plaque (FS21/553)

Sold for £15,000

Sale FS31; Lot: 0362: Helen Bradley [1900-1979] - Piccadilly, Manchester 1915- signed Helen Bradley and with fly insignia bottom right also inscribed with title and date on a label on the reverse oil on board 49.5 x 75.5cm.

Helen Bradley [1900-1979] - Piccadilly, Manchester 1915 (FS31/362)

Sold for £115,000

Sale FS26; Lot: 0144: An early George III silver table centrepiece, maker Thomas Hemming, London, 1765 bears Lovell family coat of arms, surmounted with a lozenge-shaped dish with pierced foliate and trellis decoration with glass liner, the domed shaped base, with beaded order to the neck, pierced foliate, scroll and flowerhead chased decoration, on four swept feet, having four swept branches each with a foliate circular dish with glass liners, 28cm wide, 26cm high, together with a set of four plated candle holders and central candle holder supported by a putto to convert the centrepiece to a candelabra, total weight of silver 79.42ozs.

An Early George III Silver Table Centrepiece, Maker Thomas Hemming, London, 1765 (FS26/144)

Sold for £9,000

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