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Still life of pink flowers in a vase on a chest of drawers
signed and dated 'Arthur Croft Mitchell 1898' (verso)
oil on canvas
76 x 56cm
(unframed)

Provenance
The artist, thence by descent to the…

Mid 18th century
Painted with a dejected Pan seated before a stream a broken flute and syrinx at his feet, Marsyas wrapping him in an animal skin, three of the Muses standing nearby with Apollo…

Circa 1878
Attributed to John Hopewell, painted each side with birds amongst flowers and insects, green printed mark date code for 1878, impressed 553, 13cm high

Circa 1930
Of discoidal form, incised on one side with a female nude standing before two peacocks, the reverse with a stylised bird, all against a craquelure turquoise ground, printed mark, 29.3cm…

Circa 1868
Modelled after a Renaissance bronze original, with mermaid handle, the sides moulded with putti holding ivy garlands suspended from a satyr mask, impressed factory mark, date cypher for…

Circa 1883
Attributed to John Hopewell, each of tapered cylindrical form with everted rim, each painted with a bird and flowers, green printed mark date code for 1883, 6.5cm high

Circa 1875
Attributed to John Hopewell
Each piece painted with birds in branches inside gilt and white beaded rims, comprising; a tall stand, 13cm high, a medium stand, 8cm high and four dessert…

Circa 1882
Attributed to John Hopewell, each painted on both sides with birds in branches, green printed marks, date code for 1882, 9cm high; and a slightly smaller similar example, circa 1875, 8.5cm…

19th and 20th century
Comprising; a Meissen blue and white `Onion' pattern small cup and saucer; a French or Bohemian flower painted porcelain cup and saucer; a Royal Worcester earthenware teapot and…

Circa 1908
Painted, probably by William Powell, but unsigned, with titled bird studies, Wren, Bluetit, Robin, Thrush, Godfinch and Blackbird, puce printed marks, date codes for 1906, 1907 and 1908,…

Circa 1884-1913
Each decorated with flowers on a blush ivory ground, comprising a two `982' shape Persian style vases, 17cm and 12cm high, puce printed marks, date codes for 1884 and 1913 and a…

Circa 1910 and 1928
Each painted with Highland cattle by H. Stinton, signed, solid gilt interior to the cup, puce printed marks, date codes for 1910 and 1928, saucer 10cm diameter; also a Royal…

The engine turned and gilt example London 1919, the floral engraved example by Mappin and Webb, London 1910, the monogrammed engraved example, London, date letter rubbed, the plain example,…

The body decorated with flowers, height 6.7cm, detailed 84, Moscow 1896, makers mark of Pavel Ovchinnikov in Cyrillic, weight 84 grams

Each crest engraved within a scrolling cartouche, the rims with beaded decoration, the handles with ivory insulators, both London 1866, maker Edward and John Barnard, combined gross weight 1057 grams

comprising; a teapot, Sheffield 1927, a hot water jug, Sheffield 1926, a milk jug and a twin handled sugar bowl, these two Sheffield 1927, the hot water jug and the teapot with ivory insulators,…

The teapot with floral and scroll embossed decoration, raised on a circular foot, with ivory insulators to the handle, the lid with an associated plated base metal flower finial, London 1858, the…

19th Century
Of a lady depicted in classical style drapery with blue sash/ shawl, gilt mounted ebonised frame, 10cm high

Second half 17th Century
Depicted wearing a lace collar and the Order of the Garter, with a metal thread border, mounted in a silver metal frame with spiral twist crest, red leather travelling case,…

Circa 1925
Modelled with arm held out, silencing a parakeet, on faceted marble and onyx base, signed to the base, 30cm high (including base)

Provenance:
Property of a Deceased Estate.

Circa 1930
Modelled in a Venetian cloak with silvered detailed decoration, walking with a Borsoi on chequered marble base, signed to the cast 'A. Becquerel' and 'Etling Paris' , 39cm high
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Circa 1925
Depicting a figure in costume with gilt ruffled neck collar playing a mandolin, signed ‘D H Chiparus’ to the base, 67cm high

Provenance: Bonhams 15 November 2005, lot 240.

Literature:…

Circa 1930
The robe set with paste, with ivory face, signed ‘R.W. Lange’, on a marble base, 34cm high

With three drawers over cupboards, 130cm wide; 49cm deep; 83cm high