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Early 19th Century Scottish pewter tappet hen measure of waisted form, for ale, wine etc.
Contains three pints Imperial measure and one pint Scottish measure.
C.1820
H: 70.5 cm W: 60.5 cm
An unusually large 20th Century English pewter tankard.
H: 8” – 20 cm W: 9” – 22 cm
Pair of Pewter Plates
18th Century English pewter tazza on stepped base, of small proportions.
1740 – 60
H. 7 cm Dia. 21 cm
A graduated harlequin set of 14 late 19th Century French pewter measures.
The measurement size ranges from centilitre to a litre.
1890 – 1920
Height: From 4 cm to 18 cm
Early 20th Century English pewter tankard with brass rim.
H: 15 cm
Stock AA1551
A graduated set of nine 19th Century English pewter quart to quarter gill measures by Gaskell and Chambers, Birmingham.
C. 1880
A group of 19th Century Childrens/Milking Stools
On consignment
Selling separately
Varying dimensions
H. 19 – 21 cm W. 20 – 29 cm D. 13 – 23 cm
A Beautifully Carved Chinese Dragon
H. 12cm
W. 23.5cm
D. 5cm
Stock CAG502
19th Century Chinese export papier-mache tray with the majority of the original gilt decoration retained.
C. 1880
69.5 cm x 50 cm
CBE-S78 18th Century Chinese famille rose tobacco leaf decorative plate, painted with leaves and flowers. Refer: Millers Antique Price Guide (2001), p. 318
Diameter:9” – 23 cm
Stock CMP900
19th Century teak and elm utility box with brass strapping to the top and centre handle and shaped brass corner brackets.
Engraved to two sides. One side is the year and one is the port, difficult to decipher.
Chinese
H: 14 cm
W: 24 cm
Stock CDW500
A decorative 19th Century Chinese export black lacquer eight fold screen with two well decorated sides. One having a more subtle floral and bird decoration the other a more decrorative ornate gilded design.
China 1890
H: 7′ – 214 cm
W: 10′ 7″ – 324 cm
Stock SongPot
A 13th Century and earlier Chinese Song Dynasty ceramic pot.
Encrusted in shells and coral. Discovered in a sunken unknown Chinese trading vessel in South East China Sea.
13th Century Song Dynasty
A.D. 960 – 1279
H. 33cm
W. 24cm