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Los 119
AN EXCEEDINGLY RARE MINIATURE CLOISONNE HAT STAND, JIAQING 嘉慶掐絲琺瑯花卉紋帽座Opinion: This splendid little 'hat stand', the perfect receptacle for the finest and smallest brushes, belongs to a rare group of miniature cloisonne scholar's objects, examples of which only seldomly come up for auction. However, the present lot even stands out from this illustrious group, with its unusually fine enameling, naturalistic subject matter, and the extremely rare hat stand form, including the hallmark apertures.China, 1796-1820. Of cylindrical form, the turquoise ground finely decorated in bright enamels and gilt wire with butterflies and crickets amid leafy sprays of blossoming peony, chrysanthemum, plum, and hibiscus, all framed by a ruyi-head band below the rim and a leafy lappet border above the foot, the body further pierced with quatrefoil apertures. The interior of turquoise enamel. The rim, foot, and base of gilt bronze.Provenance: From a noted English private collection, acquired in the 1970s, and thence by descent to the last owner. Condition: Excellent condition with minor old wear and manufacturing irregularities.Weight: 50.8 gDimensions: Height 5.8 cmHat stands made from porcelain first appeared at the beginning of the Jiaqing reign (1796-1820) and were originally conceived as unusually tall, cylindrical vessels only. But commencing later in the Jiaqing period, and through to Daoguang and Tongzhi, these tall vessels were equipped with a number of distinct apertures cut into the body, promoting a flow of air and thus assisting in the removal of odors from the hat, which was placed on top of the vessel. From Guangxu (1875-1908) onwards the apertures slowly disappeared again.The decoration of butterflies and various flowers offers opportunities for symbolic and auspicious meaning. For example, the combination of a butterfly and plum blossom signifies a quest for blissful love. In Daoism, butterflies represented the freedom of the soul.Auction result comparison: Type: Related Auction: Christie's Hong Kong, 1 June 2011, lot 3874Price: HKD 150,000 or approx. EUR 24,500 converted and adjusted for inflation at the time of writing Description: A rare miniature cloisonne enamel brushrest, Qianlong periodExpert remark: Note the small size (3.5 cm)Auction result comparison: Type: Related Auction: Christie's Hong Kong, 29 May 2007, lot 1423Price: HKD 144,000 or approx. EUR 25,500 converted and adjusted for inflation at the time of writingDescription: A rare pair of miniature cloisonne enamel scroll weights, Qing dynasty, 18th centuryExpert remark: Note the small size (5.7 cm)嘉慶掐絲琺瑯花卉紋帽座中國，1796-1820年。圓柱體。帽傘上近口沿處裝飾如意雲頭紋一周，腹部主題紋飾為蝴蝶紋理、勾連紋、卷草紋、如意雲頭等紋樣。松石綠地，鎏金靚麗，光彩照人。 專家注釋：這件精美絕倫的小“帽架”，屬於稀有的迷你景泰藍文人藏品，很少見。其琺瑯異常精美，傳統題材，極為罕見的帽架形式，包括用來熏香用的小孔。 來源：英國知名私人收藏，上世紀七十年代前購買，保存至今直到家族最後一位主人。 品相：狀況極好，有輕微的磨損和製造瑕疵。 重量：50.8克 尺寸：高5.8厘米 帽座最初為瓷器，最早出現於嘉慶年間（1796-1820年），初期為異常高大的圓柱形器。從嘉慶後期開始，直到道光和同治，開始在帽架上鏤空，内置熏香，從而有助於去除帽子上的氣味。從光緒（1875-1908）開始，這些孔又慢慢消失了。 拍賣結果比較： 形制：相近 拍賣：香港佳士得，2011年6月1日，lot 3874 價格：HKD 150,000（相當於今日EUR 24,500） 描述：乾隆時期小型掐絲琺瑯筆擱 專家評論：請注意尺寸非常小 (3.5厘米) 。 拍賣結果比較： 形制：相近 拍賣：香港佳士得，2007年5月29日，lot 1423 價格：HKD 144,000（相當於今日EUR 25,500） 描述：清代十八世紀一對小型掐絲琺瑯紙鎮 專家評論：請注意尺寸非常小 (5.7厘米)。
Los 124
A ladies 18ct gold cased open faced pocket watch by 'A Golay Leresche & Fils, Geneve'. The enamel dial with Arabic numerals denoting hours, seconds subsidiary dial at the half hour mark, the case back with guilloche enamel detailing amongst foliage, set with a single diamond, the movement marked 'Golay Fils & Stahl' no 19350, case back and dust cover with matching numbers, dust cover with inscription 'Gertrude Ward from Daddy' case approx 35mm diam, 38g
Los 251
A vintage Ferguson Service enamelled advertising sign. Printed with a tractor on white oval panel, pierced to corners for hanging, 49.5cm x 39.5cm Condition Report: Believed to be an original. Early-mid 20th century. Generally in good condition. Would benefit from a clean. Some areas of diccolouration. Slightly warped. Areas of loss to the enamel around the edges and corners. No obvious restoration or alterations.
Los 47
Two WWII period jewels of military interest. Comprising a vintage gold TAU Sigma NU Eplison Fraternity National Honor Society gold and enamel badge brooch, inscribed verso 'R.A.F. 481 May 1948' (lacking the ruby to the central serpent's 'head'), approx. 15mm wide, 3.6g; together with a WWII 9ct gold part engine turned hexagonal locket, enclosing contemporary pictures of a Woman and a Uniformed man, hallmarks for London 1940, approx. 23mm high; on a later trace chain on a bolt-ring clasp stamped '9ct', approx. 74cm long overall, the two 5.4g gross
Los 5
Two Silver Russian snuff boxes. One stamped HP 81 grams and the other PH 84 1850, with engraved decoration of a city to the lid and verso 51 grams Condition Report: Snuff box with engraved decoration: Lid is slightly miss shapen, with the lid struggling to close smoothly due to a split through the underside rim. Surface marks, scratches and wear to enamel in places commensurate with age and previous use. 6.5cm x 4cm, 50.7g Niello snuff box: Small split through the one corner, surrounded by an area of damaged enamel. Small split and loss to one corner. Enamel wear and discolouration in places, commensurate with age and previous use. Lid opens and closes smoothly. 8.5cm x 4cm, 81g
Los 80
A 19th century gold and enamel oval-panel ring. The head chased with an initial 'N' within a stylised leaf surround and showing the remnants of royal-blue enamelling, this within a partial white enamelled single-line border and fleur-de-lys shoulders with again only remnants of white enamel, on a plain shallow 'D' section shank, the back of the head stamped '22-C', size P, 3.3g gross. Condition Report: Evidence of quite clumsy old repairs to both shoulders at the shank-shoulder and head joint.
Los 2074
A circa 1830 Derby porcelain pug dog, modelled by Edward Keys, shown in seated pose, red enamel mark to the underside, h.8cm, together with another 19th century Derby porcelain pug dog, shown recumbent, h.6cm (2) Green base – decoration slightly rubbed, cracks around both front ankles, crazed.White base – rubbed, one tiny chip to the reverse of the plinth.
Los 2088
A circa 1900 Copeland Spode for T Goode porcelain dessert service, enamel decorated with flowers within a celeste bleu and cisele gilt border, comprising twelve plates and four serving dishesHand-painted.Plates dia.25.5cm, square dishes w.22cm, lobed dishes 22.5 x 21cm.Some cutlery marks to the plates.One plate has a few small losses to the gilt.Otherwise the service appears good and intact.
Los 2195
A circa 1920s continental white metal, opal, turquoise, citrine and enamel set pendant, arranged as a pair of cabochon opals, large cabochon turquoise (discoloured), all above a citrine pendant, within a guilloche multicoloured enamel ground, w.54mm, h.65mm (including bale), the whole on a sterling silver belcher link neck chain and in original fitted case No makers stamp or mark.Chain length 60cm.Some damage to the enamel.Turquoise is damaged.
Los 2276
A yellow metal, diamond and enamel ring, featuring a centre 6.2 x 4.8mm rose cut diamond with five 2.25 x 1.95 rose cut diamonds to either side, all in grain settings, within a royal blue enamel domed shaped head with white enamel border and bifurcated shoulders, diamonds assessed as SI2 to I1 clarity, closed back settings prevent accurate weight estimation, size J, gross weight 4.9g, not marked but tested as 15ctEnamel is in good condition.Some lead solder where shoulders are attached to the head.Some solder around diamond settings.
Los 2306
A gent's 9ct gold cased half hunter pocket watch, having an unsigned white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds dial, keyless 17-jewel movement, gold inner back cover, 84.2g, dia.5cm, in fitted leather case; together with a 9ct curblink watch chain, 38cm, with Albert and supporting a George III gold spade guinea for 1787
Los 2307
George Orpwood - an early Victorian gent's 18ct gold pair cased pocket watch, having a white enamel Roman dial with subsidiary seconds dial, chain driven verge fusee movement, the backplate signed George Orpwood London No.1997, both cases with 18 hallmark, gross weight 146.6g, dia.54mmSeveral hairlines to dial.Watch runs.Two minor dents to back cover.Otherwise good with modest age wear only.
Los 2311
A gent's Rolex 9ct gold cased open faced pocket watch, having a signed white enamel Arabic dial with subsidiary seconds dial (with green stained hairline), keyless movement, housed in a Dennison case, assayed Birmingham 1928 and numbered 429981, 85.8g, dia.47mmIn running order but we have not been able to open screw-down back cover to assess movement.
Los 2316
A gent's Longines Flagship automatic steel cased wristwatch, having a signed silvered dial with date aperture and baton markers, the screw-down back cover with enamelled embossed centre signed Longines Automatic Waterproof, case dia.34mm, on replacement steel bracelet, with box but no papersIn running order, hands cross well.Glass with some surface scuffs / scratches.Some enamel loss to back cover.Case with some scratches / age wear.Clasp good.Bracelet with some play but otherwise good.
Los 2323
A gent's Jaeger LeCoultre 18ct gold cased Odysseus perpetual calendar watch, ref: 166.7.80, No.406, the signed white enamel dial having subsidiary date aperture, day of the week, month, and year dials, moon phase and 24 hour centre dial, with baton markers, automatic movement, screw-down back cover stamped Jaeger LeCoultre Odysseus No.0406, all to an 18ct two-colour gold Jaeger LeCoultre bracelet with double deployment clasp, gross weight 98.7g, case dia.34mm, with box, outer box, booklet and some service receipts, together with four spare bracelet links, second box with leather Jaeger LeCoultre travel pouchFully running.Dial excellent.Glass excellent, no scratches.Bracelet good.Clasp good.Case with some surface scuffs consistent with age and some wear, but generally good.Box with some fatigue and grubby.
Los 2517
An early 20th century French ormolu and champleve enamel mantel clock, the convex white enamel Roman dial signed by the retailer Henry Birks & Sons, Montreal, the dial having paste set bezel above a further convex panel again with paste set bezel depicting angel with cherubs, the whole with proud turned pilasters, classical convex side panels, and profusely champleve enamel decorated case, twin winding holes for a French eight-day brass cylinder movement striking on a gong, case h.42.5cmIn running order, strikes the hours and once on half hours.Ormolu with tarnishing all over.Dial good, no cracks.Some minor blemishes and very minor enamel wear.Door closes properly.Porcelain panels all good but grubby.Major giltwear to extremities.Paste stones are complete.Paste stones to lower plaque on front panel with traces of gilt.Champleve on front panel 99% complete.The whole is grubby and tarnished, but overall good to very good condition.
Los 2518
A late 19th century French gilt brass mantel clock, of good size, the white enamel Roman dial surmounted with a huntsman upon horseback hunting wild boar, all amidst a naturalistic setting, further centred with weapons and a bugle, the dial having twin winding holes for an eight-day brass cylinder movement with outside countwheel and striking on a bell, h.49cm Marks to face are residue from a sticky label.Dial good, no chips or cracks and very clean.Case good, dusty but no tarnishing.Horse’s front right leg has been repaired.Rein has detached from mount.No pendulum, therefore we cannot check if working.Colour good.
Los 2519
A circa 1900 French ormolu and enamel decorated four glass mantel clock, the circular Arabic dial signed by the retailer Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company of Regent Street, London, having twin winding holes for a brass eight-day Japy Freres movement striking on a gong, the case flanked by twin guilloche pink and red enamel and further jewelled pilasters, with matching dial, h.31cm
Los 2520
Henry Marc of Paris - a late 19th century oak four dial lighthouse clock, the four white enamel Roman dials each signed and with gilt brass glazed bezels, above a fret-cut balcony and tapering brickwork to a stepped square base, concealing brass keywind eight-day spring driven movement with balance wheel escapement bearing patent plaque for Blumberg & Co, London, verso, h.41cm Not currently running; possibly overwound.Dials work.Hands all pass well.Minor veneer losses around base of case.Colour good.
Los 2521
A late 19th century French lacquered brass carriage clock with alarm, having white enamel Roman dial and subsidiary alarm dial, visible platform escapement, single barrel going eight-day movement striking on a bell, the backplate stamped Aiguilles Aig le Reveil and numbered 1790, h.14.5cm (handle down), in leather travel case, with winding key In running order.
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