Sales catalogues: Knight, Frank & Rutley

Date:
13th June 1919
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/12/85
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogues: Knight, Frank & Rutley. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    The Property of a Nobleman. 111° A Delft octagonal vase and cover, painted with land- scapes and flowers and surmounted by a kylin, 197in. high 112 An apple-green and gilt bordered part dessert service, painted flowers, 4 dishes and 7 plates 113. A pair of Florian ware vases, 87. high, a ditto bowl, , 10 in. diam., a Doulton ware ewer, a’ pair of Minton cream and gilt vases, 97n., and 2 Doulton vases 114 A pair of Chinese blue and white cylindrical nests of boxes and covers, 94 in. high 115 A pair of Delft ewers, decorated in the Chinese manner, 124 %n. high, a pair of bottle-shaped vases, 12 2n., deco- rated with deer in landscapes, and a pair of Italian majolica ewers 116 Three grées de Flandres ewers, and a pair of ditto pilgrim bottles Li? A pair of Satsuma vases, painted with figures in land- scapes, l4in. high 118 A Delft 2-handled jardiniére, decorated in colours, a pair of blue and white vases and covers, 11 7in., a pair of ditto vases, 107n., and a pair of beakers, 8 27. 119 A pair. of Chinese blue and white vases, decorated in landscapes and inscriptions, 154 in. high, and a similar pair, 104 in. high en 120 Two pottery ware tankards, with pewter hinged lids, 2 nnn C1488 ditto, 2 Delft jugs, 2 glazed ware jugs, a Spode blue and white bowl, and another wy, “7 - a y . GSOf_- /d/7121 An opal and gilt glass compotier, a frosted glass jug, 6 — double-ended wine glasses, and 10 glass bottles 7) 2’ A Bulgarian pottery pilgrim bottle, a pair of Belleek FFE Eee jardiniéres, 3 terra-cotta vases, and a Continental china figure of a lady in Watteau costume, 16 in. high 123 A blue and gilt bordered jardiniére and stand,a majolica jardiniére, 12 ornaments, and a silvered glass plateau 124 —° A set of Czech kitchen ware (21 pieces), and 34 pieces Of tea and breakfast ware ———— t ¢ pS = Two carved wood life-size figures of saints—St. Peter with the key, and St. Paul holding a book, 5 /¢. 6 “126A pair of ormolu urns and covers, with goats’ heads and einer supports, 25 wn. B2
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