An early 18th Century Lambeth Delft dry drug jar, painted with a label inscribed C: AURAN: below a scallop shell on a cartouche amongst swags, tassels and flowers with two angels perched atop either side, height 19cm, S/D A similar jar is in the Bristol Collection, Frank Britton, 1982, no. 5.4 C.Aurant is an abbreviation for conserva auriantium, a conserve made with Seville oranges, i.e marmalade. It was, apparently, a tonic.

A 19th Century Chinese export blue and white charger decorated with flowers and bamboo, the border rim with a

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Sold for £210 hammer

Estimate £100-£150

A 19th Century Chinese export blue and white charger decorated with troughs of flowers, the border rim with a

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Sold for £210 hammer

Estimate £100-£150

Two pairs of late 19th to early 20th Century Chinese export scalloped edge chargers, the first pair decorated

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Estimate £100-£150