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A rare Worcester Porcelain (Flight) lidded sauce tureen with underplate from the ‘Hope service’ circa 1792, signed with blue crowned script Flight and open crescent marks, painted by John Pennington. The celebrated 'Hope' service was commissioned by the Duke of Clarence and St Andrews (later King William IV), in January 1790, and was completed just over a year later. The Neo-Classical service consists of a soft-paste porcelain base, with a bold blue underglaze lobed border, with gilt patterae, and gilt arched panels and stars. The centre cartouche artwork features the Greek mythological figure of Hope, painted in monochrome using the French-inspired grisaille style. Across the set, Hope is depicted in a variety of poses with an anchor, and often with a ship in the distance. The Duke of Clarence was affectionately nicknamed the ‘Sailor King’ when he came to the throne, as he had joined the Royal Navy at the young age of 13 as a midshipman.

Just some of the collection of medieval illuminated manuscripts available, professionally framed to be viewed from both sides – 12th century bible leaves produced by the Leber Group, Paris; the Blanche Atelier and Alexander Atelier, Paris; we also have illuminated pages from an East Anglian Latin Psalter and framed leaves from a Bible produced in the manner of William de Brailles workshop, Oxford, circa 1230-1240.

A Chinese carved jade pendant of a Pixiu (also known as bixie or tian lu), a mythical, auspicious creature that symbolizes wealth and protection

Vintage Dunbar Flint Glass Company 'Aramis' pattern cobalt blue pitcher with clear glass handle, with 6 same pattern tumblers

A marvelous Wedgwood black basalt 'Dancing Hours' lidded urn with applied terracotta relief and Bacchus head handles. Exquisitely fine modeling on this museum quality piece!

A Chinese rectangular vase dating from the 1950s with wooden stand. Vase features a coral red lotus and flower tracery ground and 2 famille rose landscape scenes on the front and back. The bottom of the vase has a 4-character mark.

An incredible four carat tourmaline ring, the large central stone flanked by two pair of diamonds set in 14-karat white gold. This is an incredible tourmaline with excellent color and saturation!

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A lovely 18k white gold diamonds and sapphire ring, sapphires set in flower form encircled by diamond ribbons

Closeup of the group of 18th and 19th century Crown Derby Imari 'Kings' pattern porcelain, including tea cups and coffee cups with saucers, teapot, coffee cups, footed large serving platter/lazy Susan, lidded sauceboat with tray, creamer, sugar, serving bowls and platters, and a footed large compote or fruit stand

Signed Lalique glass Formose vase by René Lalique circa 1924-1929. Spherical design features elegant koi fish intertwined upon its surface with an excellent tactile finish. Intaglio of R. LALIQUE and hand-inscribed "R. Lalique France". Lalique displayed a Formose vase during the 1925 Exposition – the work of René Lalique has been universally hailed as representing the most chic and sophisticated qualities of French Art Deco styles.

A fantastic 14k yellow gold and honey color jade bead necklace with two carved jade koi fish on the clasp, and a 14k gold and carved bead necklace