Arts and Crafts Metalwork and Applied Art

An early 20th century Gordon Russell for Russell & Sons of Broadway 'Lygon' brass alms dish, the central well within a wide hammered rim engraved with a band of foliage, stamped marks to underside 'Lygon, R&S, Made by Hand on the Cotswold Hills', diameter 41cm.

A Victorian Aesthetic Movement gilt brass framed leaded and stained glass hexagonal hall lantern, still retaining original gas fitting, height 67cm, width 36cm.

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts copper firescreen, possibly Glasgow School, the shaped panel pierced and chased with stylized roses with thorny stems, height 68cm, width 42cm.

A pair of modern American Mission style olive wood table lamps, in the manner of Frank Lloyd Wright, the shades inset with mottled mica, height 59cm, width 39.5cm.

A pair of Art Nouveau pewter vases by Kayserzinn, model number '4408', maker's marks to underside, height 29.5cm.

An early 20th century Arts and Crafts copper and wrought iron coal bin, the domed lid chased with a stylized dragon, height 61cm.

An early 20th century Arts and Crafts copper charger, incised with stylized flowers, diameter 68cm.

An early 20th century colour printed advertising poster for John Gilkes & Sons Wallpapers and Decorations, the artwork by Conrad H. Leigh, 118cm x 78cm, framed.

Two pairs of Arts and Crafts style crewel work curtains, worked in overall coloured wools on a cream ground, each pair length 200cm, width at hem 223cm and length 200cm, width at hem 175cm, together with a matching pelmet.

Two pairs of Sanderson William Morris 'Compton' pattern curtains, lengths 238cm, width at hem 234cm.

A late Victorian rectangular tile panel, painted in black with a landscape view, including ducks on a pond, held within a gilt enriched oak frame, 45cm x 27cm.

An Edwardian C.H. Brannam blue glazed owl bowl of trefoil shape, made for Liberty & Co, impressed marks to base, diameter 19cm.

An early 20th century Brannam Barum Pottery circular bowl, made for Liberty & Co, the shaded blue/green glazed body incised with a fish, applied with three loop handles, impressed marks to base, diameter of top rim excluding handles 14cm.

A Watcombe green glazed model of a comical cat, modelled seated with one eye closed, impressed 'WATCOMBE TORQUAY' to base, height 15.8cm, together with a Longwy plate, decorated with an exotic bird against a crackle glazed ground, impressed mark, diameter 20cm.

A late Victorian Lauder pottery vase, dated November 1891, of slender pear shape, incised and painted with flowers and foliage against a textured cream ground, incised marks to base, height 28cm (minor restoration to rim), together with a Watcombe green glazed jug, height 13.5cm, a similar three-handled vase (one handle glued), and a C.H. Brannam green glazed vase and cover, dated 1910, height 19cm.

An early 20th century Bernard Moore flambé glazed vase of baluster shape, decorated with a gilt and oxidised glaze design of an owl perched on a gnarled branch watching six mice, gilt mark to base, height 16cm (haircrack to neck).

A Della Robbia pottery vase, late 19th century, decorated by Liz Wilkins, monogrammed, the high shouldered body decorated with Art Nouveau style long stems of flowers and curling leaves in a blush pink glaze against a brown ground, galleon mark to base with numerals '391', height 20.5cm (neck restored).

A late 19th/early 20th century S. Hancock & Sons Morrisware vase, designed by George Cartlidge, decorated with stylized floral carnation stems and foliage against a mottled green ground, green printed and painted marks to base, height 21.5cm.

A late 19th/early 20th century S. Hancock & Sons Morrisware inkwell and cover, designed by George Cartlidge, of rectangular shape, decorated with panels of berried foliage against a mottled green ground, model No. C53-2, green printed and painted marks to base, length 13cm (small chip to side edge).