Sales catalogue: Puttick and Simpson

Date:
8th May 1931
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/16/240
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Puttick and Simpson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    20 21 Ze 23 24 4 An old English rifle, carved with a lion’s mask, the butt covered with shagreen, another, and a carbine muzzle loader. A leather Toby jug, seated figure of a man holding jug and pipe, partly in colours, XVJIth century, |24in. high. A set of six old English leather fire buckets. From Broughton Manor. Two Tudor wood bowls with handles, and an old Danish ladle with carved handle. An alabaster plaque, carved with the Nativity, Flemish, XVIth century, 7yin. by 54in., in ebonised frame. A panel with arched top, composed of fragments of early stained glass, 33in. by 20iin. A mirror, in oak frame, carved with guilloche ornament, 28in. by 24in., another, in moulded frame, |84in. by 143in., and a wall clock, in mahogany case, 253in. high. OLD ENGLISH POTTERY, PORCELAIN, &c. A Bristol Delft dish, painted with an equestrian portrait of William of Orange, the border with flowers, 133in. diam. A Bristol Delft posset pot, painted with flowers in blue, 5t4in. high, a Staffordshire jug, modelled with figures and animals, 8in. high, a Leeds creamware tea poy and cover, painted with flowers, and two leaf dishes. A Staffordshire jug, printed with Marquis Wellington at Salamanca, in colours, and with inscription, 54in. high, -and another, painted with a figure, inscribed “‘John Ray, Oatlands, 1814,’’ 63in. high. A pair of Staffordshire seated figures of spaniels, |0in. high. Seven Mason’s Ironstone small plates, printed with flowers in the Chinese taste, five others, seven Staffordshire plates, blue and white, and four Wedgwood green glaze plates. An Elizabethan vase, with two handles and yellow glaze, 104in. high, a jug, the neck with cream glaze, |14in. high, another, partly green glazed, |0in. high, and two jugs, 7in. and 7{in, high. An Elizabethan pipkin, with yellow glaze, on three feet, tin. diam., and a Bellarmine tiger ware jug, modelled with shields of arms, 74in. high.