Home About Morphets About Morphets Terms & Conditions Buying & Selling Buying at Morphets Selling at Morphets Catalogue Current Catalogue Sale Archive Calendar News Valuations Contact us FINE ART AND ANTIQUE CATALOGUE SALE Archive Back to Index Image Gallery Category  All 20th Century Ceramics 20th Century Furniture Boxes Barometers Books Clocks Collectables Drawings Silver Plate Country Furniture Town Furniture Glass Jewellery Metalware MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Objets D'Art Oil Paintings Oriental Objets de Vertu Porcelain Ports Pottery Prints Silver Tribal Art Textiles Toys Treen Watercolours   Keyword   Lot  Lot Description Records 1 to 30 of 663   First Previous Next Last 1 A 19TH CENTURY ONE GALLON ALE JUG together with a similar quart measure, both with flanged bases, the latter with trade label Josh Kong, 20 Little Towers St., London Sold for £34 details 2 A REGENCY COPPER HOT WATER URN IN THE EGYPTIAN STYLE AFTER THOMAS HOPE, of oval form with cover having a sphinx finial, the reservoir supported on four female therms, waisted base, on bun feet (spout a/f) 41cms high Sold for £300 details 3 A CAST BRASS SHIELD MOUNTED GUN TOMPION FROM HMS REVENGE, modelled as a griffin, 30cms details 4 A CAST BRASS PLAQUE OF LION RAMPANT FROM THE BATTLESHIP BARHAM, built by J Brown, launched in 1914 and sunk in the Mediterranean in 1941 details 5 AN ENGRAVED COPPER FRAMED PLAQUE COMMEMORATING THE COMMISSIONING OF HMS INVINCIBLE by HR Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 1980, together with five cast brass plaques of ships badges including HMS Glory and HMS Jamaica details 6 A PAIR OF GEORGE I BRASS CANDLESTICKS, having multi knopped stems, fixed wave-edged sconces and on cushion bases, 23cms. See illustration Sold for £260 details 7 FOUR EARLY 20TH CENTURY PEWTER ICE CREAM MOULDS in the form of a lemon, fig, plum, and squash (the latter lacking cover), 18.5cms Sold for £35 details 8 A MATCHED PAIR OF EARLY 19TH CENTURY BRASS CHAMBERSTICKS having cylindrical stems with ejectors and rectangular dished bases, 17 x 13.5 cms, together with a small copper two-handled tea urn, with brass spigot (tap handle missing), the domed cover with vase finial and on square base with pierced apron and ovoid ball feet, 34 cms high (3) details 9 AN ARTS AND CRAFTS COPPER CHAMBER STICK with a fixed vase shape sconce and circular drip tray supported by three sinuous leaf forms, one forming a handle, on a circular base with folded rim, 18cms high Sold for £45 details 10 AN ARTS AND CRAFTS SILVER PLATED WINE JUG reeded neck with mask spout, strap handle to the spherical body, on a circular foot, 19.5cms high Sold for £50 details 11 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY PEWTER FISH PLATTER OF ART NOUVEAU DESIGN the eliptical platter moulded in bas relief with two carp amongst river weeds, 46.5cms wide Sold for £80 details 12 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY POLISHED BRASS HIP FLASK of plain form, with screw cap, 10.5 x 10.5cms details 13 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY BRASS FIRE EXTINGUISHER with a turned fruitwood handle, pressure gauge and tap, 59cms high details 14 RUDOLF LEHNERT & ERNST LANDROCK (1878 - 1949 AND 1880 - 1957) a set of four heliogravures studies of Arabian scenes two town views with women in burkas numbered 2218 and 2214, a desert prospect with camel and three figures, numbered 2092, a roof top view with minaret in foreground, numbered 2258, and an oasis view with figures numbered 2139, photographers imprint, c. 1910-20, each 24 x 35cms. See illustration. details 15 AN EDWARD HANLAN COMMEMORATIVE GLASS ROWING MUG, moulded with a portrait of the rower, at the catch, inscribed Edward Hanlan Champion of the World, Nov 1st 1880 Beat Trickett of NSW, flanked by crossed blades, 10.75cms high Canadian Hanlan won the world's single sculls championship by defeating Edward Trickett in a race on the Thames. He retained the championship until 1884, defending it six times, before losing to William Beach details 16 CRICKET INTEREST : A signed photograph of Len Hutton, at the wicket, 13 x 8cms; a signed photograph of Herbert Sutcliffe at the wicket, 19 x 14.5cms, both framed and under glass; A Northern Cricket Society Dinner Menu for the West Indies Cricketers, held at the Queens Hotel, Leeds, Wednesday, July 24th 1957, with fourteen signatures including Len Hutton, Frank Worrell, Clyde Walcott, JDC Goddard, E W Swanton, FCM Alexander and Viscount Monkton; HUTTON (LEN) - Cricket is My Life, Hutchinson, 1951, dedication by the author on half title, original blue cloth gt. lettering; Cricketography, a booklet, and The Jubilee Book of Cricket by Prince Ranjitsinhji (6) Sold for £120 details 17 A COLLECTION OF SIXTY PLASTER CAST 'GRAND TOUR' MEDALLIONS, each relief moulded with a portrait and inscription Sold for £350 details 18 A GOLD PLATED DUNHILL CIGARETTE LIGHTER with a chevron machine turned body, 6.5cms high, in original case Sold for £40 details 19 AN EDWARD VII SILVER MOUNTED BAMBOO WALKING CANE the handle in the form of a foot and with an ivory tip, maker J H, 86cm (mark rubbed) details 20 A SET OF THREE GEORGE III SILK EMBROIDERED OVAL PICTURES, each depicting ladies in country settings, in gilt frames, 22 x 16.5cms Sold for £280 details 21 A COLLECTION OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY AND LATER POSTCARDS, approximately 400 cards, greetings cards and pamphlets including Donald McGill and other humorous, First World War silks, topographical mainly British together with an early 20th century photograph album with embossed leather boards, previously with brass clasp Sold for £250 details 23 AN ITALIAN ROSEWOOD, BOXWOOD AND MOTHER-OF-PEARL MANDOLIN BY DOMENICO ZANONI, NAPOLI, early 20th century, with ivory keys adjoining the rosewood fret board, the sound hole having a mother-of-pearl inlaid border above a shaped tortoiseshell pick-guard, the fluted back with shaped apron and feather banded, 60cm details 24 AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH PAPIER MACHE ENCLOSED STANDISH, the case painted and gilt with exotic flowers and peacock, the interior fitted with moulded glass ink reservoirs with original covers and various stationery compartments 26.8 x 19 x 8cms (a/f) Sold for £100 details 25 A REGENCY PEN AND INK WORK SYCAMORE TEA CADDY, of sarcophagus form, chinoiserie design with pressed metal ring drop handle and claw feet, 22 x 15 x 16cms (a/f). See illustration Sold for £130 details 26 AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CANDLE BOX, of typical oblong tapering form, the patera inlay within an ebony and box stringing, the hinged cover adjoining a pierced wall bracket, 44cms high Sold for £120 details 27 LOT WITHDRAWN details 28 A MID 19TH CENTURY COROMANDEL DOME TOPPED TEA CADDY the interior fitted with two lidded compartments, 16.5cms high x 23cms wide details 29 A 20TH CENTURY MIDDLE EASTERN TURNED WOOD PEDESTAL MORTAR, ribbed side traces of colour pigmentation together with a turned wood storage jar, 33 x 24cms Sold for £45 details 30 A 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY SOUTHERN EUROPEAN TURNED WOOD SHALLOW PLATTER of simple form with ribbed edge, 65cms diameter Sold for £45 details 31 A 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY SOUTHERN EUROPEAN ELM TURNED BOWL, on a flush base with slight moulded edge Sold for £40 details  Back to Top First Previous Next Last