Lot 232: A Collection of Kitchenalia, Ceramic Tableware, and Decorative Ornaments
A diverse collection of domestic ceramics, glass, and decorative items. The group includes several ceramic kitchen storage jars with grey-glazed lids, one of which is decorated with a guinea fowl motif and the word sugar printed in black script. A matching glass worktop saver or plaque features three printed guinea fowl on a white ground with a grey polka-dot border. Tableware includes a ceramic creamer with a polychrome floral transfer-printed design, a larger ceramic jug depicting a horse and foal in a landscape, and a character jug modelled as a man in 18th-century dress with a tri-corn hat. A salt-glazed stoneware vessel features a textured brown body and a dark blue glazed handle.
The collection also contains two purple travel mugs with silicone lids, one bearing the printed word potential in white; a cylindrical vase with a black and white textured geometric surface; and a clear glass pitcher. Further items include a white ceramic mug with a grey animal transfer, a glass globe containing a miniature landscape, and a matte white ceramic figurine of a reclining Buddha. A modern geometric light fixture with a brass-toned finish housing an exposed bulb is also present. The storage jars bear printed labels on their bases, and the travel mugs have adhesive labels; one yellow label reads 222.
Condition report:
The collection shows various signs of domestic use. The stoneware vessel exhibits surface irregularities inherent to the salt-glaze process and some light wear. Ceramic items appear generally intact, though surface grime is present across several pieces. The travel mugs and plastic components show minor surface scuffing. No significant chips or cracks are immediately apparent to the glass or glazed ceramic surfaces upon visual inspection.
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