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Coleridge Collection, Papous of Nieuw-Guineasche Tonge Vrouw en Kind
inscribed and dated 'February 1836' (to mount)
ink and watercolour
23 x 15.5cm

18th / 19th Century
Possibly English folk art or ‘Sailor Art’, each individually carved as characters including a monk, a pair of standing female and male figures, a judge, a grinning figure and four…

Mid-20th Century
With wooden eyes, horse hair mane and tail, printed label to the bottom of the neck ‘Royal Navy’, rosette labels to the bridle printed ‘Stevenson Brothers’, 127.5cm wide, 107cm high

The dark indigo field with an allover design of stylised roses; three indigo floral borders, circa 1960s.

1900s. The dark indigo field with an allover Herate design, ivory spandrels; an ivory rosette and vine border. 528 x 104cm.

The madder field with a dark indigo shaped medallion, matching spandrels all with floral sprays; dark indigo floral border with vases of flowers encroaching in to centre. 1920s 190x136 cm

Dark indigo field with vases of flowering plants on decorative stands. 1930s.

The madder field with an allover design of bold palmettes, a complementary ivory border. Inscription.1950s.
340 x 230cm

110cm wide; 77cm high

280cm wide; 53cm deep; 95cm high

Circa 1822
Probably Portobello
Moulded and painted with a bust portrait of George IV in military uniform above a banner inscribed `Welcome King George IV', the corners painted with roses and…

Tenmoku glaze with trailed green cross and olive green panels, unmarked, 23cm high
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Provenance:
A private collection, Surrey
Dreweatts, Newbury, 13th December, 2000, lot 196, where it is stated…

Coleridge Collection, Circa 1765
Printed in black after an engraving by Robert Hancock, with `The Tea Party, No.2', the reverse of the cup printed with the `Maid and Page', saucer 12.5cm diameter;…

Coleridge Collection, Circa 1760-65
Each printed in black after Robert Hancock, comprising: a baluster mug printed with `May Day' on one side, the reverse with `The Milkmaid', 9cm high; a coffee cup…

Coleridge Collection, Circa 1765-70
Printed in black, the bowl with the `Fortune Teller', `Tea Party, No.2' and the `Maid and Page', the cover printed with three scenes of ruins, flower knop, 12.5cm…

Coleridge Collection, Circa 1760 and later
Comprising; a sparrow beak milk jug printed in lilac with ruins, 9.5cm high; a coffee cup printed in black with `The Tea Party.No.2' and `Maid and Page'; a…

Coleridge Collection, Circa 1760
Printed in black after Robert Hancock in the style of Pillement with `Les Garçons Chinois', 18cm diameter

Mid-20th Century
With wooden eyes, horse hair mane and tail, printed label to the bottom of the neck ‘Royal Navy’, rosette labels to the bridle printed ‘Stevenson Brothers’, 127.5cm wide, 107cm high

Late 19th / Early 20th Century
With urn mounted baluster shaft and bifurcating arms issuing from branches below urn-shaped finials, 62.5cm wide; 70cm high

The madder field with three columns of ten guls supported by stylised cross motifs; a madder sunburst border, skirt ends. 184 x 127cm

The madder field with an allover design of floral sprays and two medallions, and indigo rosette and leaf vine border 426 x 111cm

A dark indigo field with an ivory medallion bearing three flower heads; madder flower and vine border 98 x 83cm

The madder field with a bold dark indigo faceted medallion, matching spandrels, all with floral sprays with dark, indigo palmette and vine border. 353x260cms.

The madder field with indigo medallion, matching spandrels, all with abundantly floral sprays. An indigo pelmet and floral vine border. 207x135cms