A Chinese silver three piece tea set, comprising a teapot, cream jug and twin handled sucrier and cover, each with dragon handles, the body cast with figures in a landscape on leaf cast feet, marked to the base of all pieces with a seal mark, the initials WHL 06, approximately 1580 grams. Sold for £5,500 at Anthemion Auctions

22nd November 2017

A Chinese silver three piece tea set, comprising a teapot, cream jug and twin handled sucrier and cover, each with dragon handles, the body cast with figures in a landscape on leaf cast feet, marked to the base of all pieces with a seal mark, the initials WHL 06, approximately 1580 grams. Sold for £5,500 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £5,500 at Anthemion Auctions
A Chinese hardwood table top shrine, with carved panels, and an arrangement of five drawers on shaped feet, 78cm high x 49.5cm wide x 33cm deep. Sold for £3,100 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £3,100 at Anthemion Auctions
A Nantgarw open tureen painted with a central spray of flower heads and strawberries, the border painted with sprays of flowers to a moulded decoration and scalloped shell rim on a ring turned column and circular foot, with husk and cross decoration, 28.5cms diameter and 14.5cms high. Sold for £3,100 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £3,100 at Anthemion Auctions
A Nantgarw porcelain plate, with a moulded C scroll border with inset floral springs and dentil gilt rim, London decorated with a sprig of garden flowers including a tulip and Iris to the centre with scattered butterflies, impressed "NANT-GARW, C.W." to the base, 25cm diameter. Sold for £2,400 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £2,400 at Anthemion Auctions
A 19th century Anglo Indian carved ivory chess set, natural and stained green, the Kings and Queens with fluted melon shaped crowns, pointed baluster pawns, King 11cm high, Pawns, 5.6cm high cancellation. Sold for £2,200 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £2,200 at Anthemion Auctions
A late 18th / early 19th century French carved ivory and bone bust type chess set, possibly Dieppe, The kings and queens depicted as monarchs, holding sceptres, the bishops as fous, knights on horseback, rooks as turrets and the white pawns wearing frock coats, the red pawns as blackamoors, The king - 10.2cm high; the pawn 5cm high. Sold for £1,700 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £1,700 at Anthemion Auctions
Donald McIntyre - Children at Sea, Mixed media. Signed and inscribed verso 33 x 57cm. Sold for £1,650 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £1,650 at Anthemion Auctions
A Staunton pattern boxwood and ebony chess set by Jaques & Son, the white king stamped `JAQUES LONDON`, with red crown marks to two knights and two rooks, weighted bases, the king: 11cm high, the pawn: 5.5cm high, in a mahogany baize lined box with green trade label inscribed `THE Staunton Chessmen, TWO PRIZE MEDALS AWARDED, H. Staunton, Note this Signature, Without it none are Genuine. J. JAQUES & SON, LONDON, ENGLAND.`. together with a Jaques and Son chess board 50.5cm x 50.5cm. Sold for £1,500 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £1,500 at Anthemion Auctions
A 19th century Anglo Indian ivory chess set, natural and stained brown, on turned and melon shaped bases, with carvings and pierced decoration, King 12cm high, Pawn, 6.5cm high. Sold for £1,400 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £1,400 at Anthemion Auctions
A 19th century ivory figure group of a naked maiden, with a swag of cloth concealing her modesty, with her hand on the head of a cherub on a plinth base, 22.5cm high. Sold for £1,300 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £1,300 at Anthemion Auctions
A Nantgarw porcelain plate painted to the centre with a spray of garden flowers, the rim painted with flowers and birds between a moulded edge and gilt scalloped rim, impressed 'NANT-GARW C.W.', 22cms diameter. Sold for £1,300 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £1,300 at Anthemion Auctions
An 18th century South Wales oak dresser, the open rack with a moulded cornice above two shelves, the base with a planked top above an arrangement of seven drawers above ring turned legs and a pot board, 200cm wide x 216cm high. Sold for £1,250 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £1,250 at Anthemion Auctions
A Nantgarw porcelain plate, with a C scroll border and dentil gilt rim, painted with a sprig of garden flowers to the centre with scattered butterflies, impressed "NANT-GARW, C.W." to the base, 25cm diameter. Sold for £1,200 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £1,200 at Anthemion Auctions
An Ercol dining room suite, comprising an extending dining table with hinged leaf, four chairs and a carver, with a room divider and sideboard to match. Sold for £1,100 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £1,100 at Anthemion Auctions
A Swansea porcelain dish, from the Clark of Hereford service, of cruciform shape, the rim individually applied with white beads, the centre painted with the arms of Clark of Hereford impaling Parkinson above the motto 'Frangas non Flectes', the border painted possibly by Henry Morris with garden flowers within green classical urns, alternating with green enamel and gold scrollwork, 23.7cm diameter, upper case mark in iron red ***A group of pieces from this important armorial service is illustrated by WD John, Swansea Porcelain (1958), pl. Sold for £1,100 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £1,100 at Anthemion Auctions
A 1989 Welsh Gold medallion, dated 1989, 1/4 oz of Welsh gold, proof, cased. Sold for £980 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £980 at Anthemion Auctions
A 19th century Chinese carved Ivory chess set, natural and stained red, the figures in traditional Chinese dress on a puzzle ball and stepped circular base, Knights on horseback and the rooks as elephants, King 21.2cm high, Pawn 10.7cm high. Sold for £950 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £950 at Anthemion Auctions
A Swansea porcelain plate, painted to the centre with a spray of garden flowers, the border with gilt scrolls and birds, label verso 'Swansea China, Sidney Heath Collection', 20.5cms diameter . Sold for £950 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £950 at Anthemion Auctions
An Art Deco Diamond brooch, set with cushion, old round cut and baguette diamonds to a white metal setting and clasp, 4 x 1.5cm. Sold for £920 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £920 at Anthemion Auctions
An Edwardian French 18ct gold, blue guilloche enamel and seed pearl fob watch with a silvered dial and Arabic numerals, the crown marked Fabrique Movado, the reverse of the case set with diamonds, on a matching seed pearl and enamel decorated white metal chain, in its original box for Mappin Brothers. Sold for £920 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £920 at Anthemion Auctions
Lancashire Northern Rugby Football Union - A red and white rugby jersey with Lancashire N.R.U rose embroidered badge, together with an 1899 maroon velvet cap with rose and shield embroidered emblem, made by Joe Nicholl & J T Brown, Halifax, embroidered with the initials "H.K.", a 15ct yellow gold medallion cast with three lions on shield on a leaf cartouche, "Presented by The Lancashire County Football Union" on the front, the reverse "Northern Union County Championship won by Lancashire, H K Kruger, Half Back", hallmarked Birmingham, 1899, approximately 16 grams, and a hand coloured photograph of Henry Kruger wearing the jersey and cap. Henry Kruger was born in 1878 in Manchester but of Welsh parentage. His parents returned to Cardiff. He played rugby as half back for Llwynypia and then "went north" and played for Rochdale Hornets and Hull Kingston Rovers. The medal, jersey and cap were won for Lancashire against Yorkshire in 1899, part of the Rugby League "War of Roses" series. Sold for £900 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £900 at Anthemion Auctions
A Nantgarw porcelain plate painted to the centre with a spray of garden flowers, the border painted with fruit between moulded edge and gilt scalloped rim, impressed 'NANT-GARW C.W.', 22cms diameter. Sold for £900 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £900 at Anthemion Auctions
A Nantgarw porcelain plate painted to the centre with a spray of garden flowers, the border with individual fruit to a moulded rim and scalloped gilt edge, impressed 'NANT-GARW C.W', 22cms diameter. Sold for £900 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £900 at Anthemion Auctions
A Wemyss pottery footbath, painted with roses and leaves, with a broad green rim, and a ribbed oval body with carrying handles, a T Goode & Co oval printed mark to the base, 43cm wide (not including handles) x 32cm deep x 19.5cm high. Sold for £880 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £880 at Anthemion Auctions
A United Kingdom 1986 Gold proof collection, including a gold Two Pounds coin, Sovereign and half sovereign, No.01002, cased. Sold for £880 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £880 at Anthemion Auctions

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