Super ceramics at Lichfield auction include Royal Doulton Prestige, Lladro, Beswick and Border Fine Arts
June 29th, 2021
Super ceramics at Lichfield auction include Royal Doulton Prestige, Lladro, Beswick and Border Fine Arts
ROYAL Doulton Prestige figures are among an impressive array of ceramics going under the hammer in Day One of Richard Winterton Auctioneers’ Two Day Antiques & Home Sale on Monday, July 5.The auction features pieces from several large single owner collections, with rare colourways and limited editions.
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Lot 640: ‘The Charge Of The Light Brigade’ HN3718.Lot 640 is a 43cm tall Royal Doulton Prestige figure ‘The Charge Of The Light Brigade’ HN3718, designed and modelled by Alan Maslankowski and estimated at £800-£1,200.
Take three... Jack Point, Charles Noke’s classic jester figure.There are three 44cm tall Royal Doulton Prestige models of Jack Point, Charles Noke’s classic jester figure.
Lot 477 is a limited edition figure HN3925, number 37 of 85, to celebrate the 85th anniversary of the Royal Doulton Figure Collection.
Lot 477: 'Jack Point' HN3925.Estimated at £600-£800, the decoration is based on the pattern book design of the earliest version introduced in 1918.
Lot 478 is Jack Point HN3920, number 49 in an edition of 250, estimated at £400-£600.
Lot 478: 'Jack Point' HN3920.And Lot 479 is Jack Point HN2080 with heraldic tunic, estimated at £250-£350.
Lot 479: 'Jack Point' HN2080.Lot 331 is a large Lladro limited edition bust figure group ‘A True Friend’, number 8666, numbered 615 of 3000. Issued in 2013 and sculpted by Alfredo Llorens, the piece measures approximately 39cm tall by 50cm wide.
It is estimated at £400-£450.
Lot 331: 'A True Friend’, number 8666.Other ceramics in the sale include Beswick, Border Fine Arts and Disney and there are dinner services including Royal Albert Old Country Roses.
Day One of the auction also features a number of vintage Omega and Rolex watches, including a 1973 stainless steel Rolex Explorer II, a 1985 Rolex GMT-Master and a collection of military watches to include Second World War ‘Dirty Dozen’ models by Eterna and Record.
Consigned for the same sale is a large collection of silver, an array of gem set jewellery including diamond rings worth thousands of pounds, a mysterious set of rare Manx 10p coins which may be the only mint examples left in existence and a fine selection of vintage Corgi toy vehicles.
Day Two includes antique and modern design furniture. The sale both days starts at 9.30am.