Keith Richards Antiques offers selected quality ceramics, glass, silver, fine art, and furniture with a particular emphasis on the Decorative Arts covering the Arts & Crafts, Art Nouveau, and Art Deco periods.
Member of LAPADA and CINOA.
Keith Richards Antiques
Victorian silver topped glass claret jug, with Bacchus mask spout amongst scrolls, flowers and foliage, leading to a leaf capped angular handle, and baluster form glass body decorated with Anthemion band motifs and fruiting vines.
Sheffield 1898 by Thomas Russell & Co (of George IV Bridge, Edinburgh).
27cms high.
£995
Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre octagonal bowl designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones.
The exterior decorated with the ‘Geisha’ pattern (Z4968), featuring alternatively haloed Angels standing in front of red semi-circular arches.
The interior decorated with the ‘Running Figures’ pattern, featuring figures, pillars, towers and minarets.
c1920’s.
15.9cms wide, 8cms high.
£2350
René Lalique ‘Chiens’ No.1 clear, frosted and opalescent glass bowl.
Moulded 'R LALIQUE' signature, etched ‘France No 3214’.
Marcilhac No. 3214
c1921-.
23.9cms diameter, 8.6cms high.
£595
Liberty & Co, Arts & Crafts Oak cabinet, the overhung top with central cupboard door with green bullion glass leaded panel, above a rectangular top, frieze drawer, open compartment and cupboard door with stylised hammered metal hinges.
Labelled to drawer.
c1905.
169.7cms (h) x 170cms (w) x 59.5cms (d).
£2395
Moorcroft pair of inverted baluster vases decorated in the Pomegranate pattern upon a toned blue ground. Impressed markings to base together with blue painted William signature, and original Glasgow retailers label to one.
c1920.
20.4cms high.
£895
Pair of Edwardian silver Arts & Crafts napkin rings by renowned silversmith Albert Edward Jones. Hand wrought and set with Ruskin Cabochons the pair were assayed in Birmingham in 1903, and housed in their original fitted case, perfect for the Christmas table.
SOLD