3 Day August Auction Sale 175

, made at Stoke-on-Trent, England, mid 20th C., height 5 ¾".

with three black transfer printed vignettes in yellow band, (A) "Cornwallis resigning his sword at York Town, Oct. 19, 1781" obverse (B)...

with three vignettes in relief, polychromatic, against a center dark green band, height 5 3/8", England, circa 1840. Condition: base rim chip...

with blue banded collar floral decorated in copper lustre, height 4 ½", England, circa 1840. Condition: spout has been expertly restored...

, raised strawberry band and gadroon motifs, height 4", English, circa 1840. Condition: small chip noted at spout.

, ribbed pattern, English, circa 1840. Condition: inside rim chips noted, cover has large chipped area inside rim.

with 3 rows of gadrooning, English, circa 1840. Condition: two minor inside rim chips noted.

(without lid), beading, ribbed and garlands of bead motifs, English, circa 1840. Condition: very minor chip at lip of spout noted.

English, circa 1840. Condition: has been expertly repaired, inside rim chip noted.

, 2" blade, American, mid / late 19th C.

(one is unfinished) one has petticoat base, the unfinished masher has a mushroom top, circa mid/late 19th C.

, papier mache with painting of a lady on lid, diameter 2 7/8", English, mid 19th C., together with a Faience inkwell, European, 18th C. to ...

, original paint, circa 1920's.

, original paint, circa 1920's.

, early 20th C. "Untitled", wood sculpture, model of horse and sled with driver, all on a plinth, 4 ¾" x 12" x 3". (f...

, with driver pulled by three horses, painted in colours of black, red and yellow, with two blue ladders, (ladders are replacements of later date), A

, plus a wooden mallet, American, late 19th C./early 20th C.

, (A) air bubbles in a clear field, 3" diameter, (B) five lavender flowers, each with clear air bubble, rising from a lavender base with five...

, (A) clear glass pear, 4 ½" tall, engraved signature, unascribed. (B) five yellow flowers rising, each with clear air bubble form, a p...

having a pale green frog on a white / blue base, all in a clear field, diameter 3 ¼", signed (impressed : "Ed. St Clair").