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Los 104
Two swiss silver hallmarked cased pocket watches, both with machine turned decoration and vacant shield escutcheons on the reverse, enamel dials with roman numerals and second smaller dials, one retailed by J.D. Jones, Turnstall and with a silver hallmarked fob chain with silver medallion, gross weight 230g. (2)
Los 105
Three silver cased pocket watches, one swiss 0.935, the other two Chester 1892 & 1897, all with machine turned decoration and vacant central shield escutcheons on the reverse, enamel dials (A/F), roman numerals and second smaller dials, retailed by James Reid & Co. Coventry; J.E. Jackson, 9 Carrington Street, Nottingham, the other unmarked, total gross weight (3)
Los 136
A 19th century mahogany Vienna wall clock by Gustav Becker, moulded cornice over a fluted and foliage carving, above an 8.5inch diameter circular enamel and brass dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary dial and twin wind up keyholes, engraved with GB, a carved and glazed inlay panel doors encloses two brass weights and pendulum, flanked by fluted and turned finials, moulded base over a carved apron. 99cm H x 51cm W
Los 137
A 19th century walnut and ebonised Vienna wall clock, in a manner of Gustov Becker, carved finials on masked centre pediment. Above a glazed door enclosing a 7inch enamel and brass dial , Roman numerals , subsidiary dial and one wind up keyhole with one weight and pendulum Measurements 121cm Height ,39 cm wide, 18 cm depth
Los 590
collection of ceramics , including a Victorian part tea service , platter , Royal Albert Old country roses , Royal Crown Derby , Derby posies pattern , 2 figures of girls , an 1897 Queen Victoria jubilee enamel beaker and a Royal Worcester 2002 jubilee mug Condition , chip and crazing on the platter , repair to the end o the spout on the Victorian teapot ,
Los 11
A Victorian cut glass silver mounted scent bottle, Charles May, London 1894, cylindrical form with hob nail decoration and star cut base, embossed floral decoration to cover, 7.5cm long, together with a continental cut glass, silver and enamel scent bottle, 6cm high, an Edwardian silver mounted agate pin dish, 9.6cm wide, a George V silver trinket dish, Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1928, 10.5cm wide, a pair of silver mounted cut glass dressing table jars, a pair of miniature silver mounted photograph frames, and a further silver mounted photograph frame (9) (at fault)
Los 12A
A selection of 19th century and later buckles, to include a silver coloured pair, of curved rectangular form with scrolling foliate decoration, each 6cm x 4.6cm, a large steel pair, each measuring 8.8cm x 7.5cm, a gold coloured pair with embossed floral decoration to borders, each 1.9cm x 1.6cm, a further gold coloured pair, each 3.4cm x 2.7cm, a rectangular example with canted corners and blue enamel decoration, 7.2cm x 5.5cm, an oval example with blue floral enamel decoration, 6.4cm x 5.2cm, and a white metal diamante example, 4.7cm x 1.6cm, with an oval display case, 32.7cm x 21.5cm (at fault)
Los 24A
An 18th century Bilston enamel candlestick, of knopped form on shaped base, decorated with floral springs, 27.5cm high (at fault), together with a rectangular enamelled box, the cover and sides decorated with panels depicting bucolic scenes, 11cm W x 5cm H x 10cm D (at fault), an enamelled circular box depicting a harbour scene, 7.5cm diameter (at fault), a further enamelled circular box, 7cm diameter (at fault), a Chinese enamelled open salt, 4.7cm diameter (at fault), a further Chinese enamelled open salt, 3.3cm high (at fault) and an enamelled jar cover, 5.6cm diameter (at fault) (7)CR; Candlestick: Heavily damage and repair. Hairline cracks and crazing throughout the base and stem. Large areas of repair around the sconce and base. Signs of previous breakage to stem and later repair. See pictures for further illustration.Rectangular box: Heavy damage and repair. Scratching and wear to cover, but largely in good order, no large cracks or repair. Hairline cracks throughout sides, extensive losses and repair. See pictures for further illustration.Harbour box: Very heavy damage and repair throughout. Cover is detached, metal mounts dented and worn. See pictures for illustration.Circular box with outdoor scene: Hairline cracks and cracking throughout, heavy scratching and wear. Possible signs of repair around the edge of the cover, some losses to the metal mounts. Hinge has been broken and later repaired with wire. See pictures for illustration.All other pieces show heavy damage. Converted jar cover seems to have had a knop previously which has broken off, as well as showing general scratching and wear. There is a later added attachment with visible glue residue. Both salts are heavily damaged with extensive cracking and repair. Both have later added attachments and show thick patches of glue residue. See pictures for illustration.
Los 31
NAVAL INTEREST:An enamel plaque depicting Admiral Lord Nelson,19th century,The bust length portrait printed and over painted in polychrome enamels,Set to a gold coloured metal mount formed of chain links embossed with olive leaves,8cm diameter overall,with a similar enamel plaque depicting Admiral Sir I. B. Warren in gold coloured circular mount, 5.5cm diameter overall (2) (at fault)CR: Nelson example: Chips and hairline cracks to the central enamel panel. Some pitting, scratching and discolouration to the enamel. Chain link border shows heavy scratching and wear, and loss to the gilt. It is possible that the enamel and surrounding frame are not original to the chain link border. The piece is mounted on a later papier mache backing, which is heavily scratched and worn. The wire hook to the top is also a later addition. See additional images for illustration.Warren example: Many hairline cracks extending from the border toward the centre. General pitting, scratching and discoloration to the enamel. Frame is heavily worn, showing splitting and piercing, and is detaching from the backing. Reverse shows heavy wear. Fragment of handwritten label to reverse. Signs of a previous fitting which has since been detached or damaged. See pictures for illustration.
Los 318
A selection of Chinese porcelain, predominantly 18th century to include a canted rectangular rouge de fer palette meat plate, 24cm wide, a famille rose punch bowl, 24cm diameter, a Song dynasty tea bowl, 6cm high, an imari saucer, 11cm diameter, a Ming dynasty blue and white box and cover, 10cm diameter, and a small blue and white ginger jar, 8cm high (6) (at fault)CR: Meat plate: Large breakage and later repair. A large fragment is replace with a papier mache like material. Glue residue visible. Chips and losses to border. Heavy loss to enamel and gilt decoration.Bowl: Several large fractures and extensive rivet repair. Large chip missing from the rim, with extensive nibbles and chips around the rim. Signs of possible later repair to the enamel decoration.Ginger jar: Large cracks and fractures throughout, signs of later repair. Extensive crazing throughout.Tea bowl: Large intersecting cracks to the rim and running down the bowl. Chips, nibbles and losses to the rim and foot.Bowl and cover: Chips, nibbles and losses to the foot of the bowl. Possible repairs to the inside of the rim. Extensive scratching and wear commensurate with age and use.Saucer: Several hairline cracks around the rim and the centre of the bowl. Nibbles to the foot of the bowl. No large chips or losses.
Los 351
* A late 18th century English Armorial coffee can, in the Phillip Christian manner, of straight sided cylindrical form with plain moulded loop handle, painted in polychrome enamels with a central armorial, crest and motto, 'Spero' (I hope), the interior with gilt highlighted lattice work type bands, 6cm high (at fault) CR; Small nibble to the edge of the base of the teacup. There appears to be the beginnings of a crack where the handle meets the cup, with some possible signs of repair. Some loss to the gilt highlight on the exterior. Moderate loss to the enamel and gilt on the interior border. No cracks, chips or major losses. See pictures for further illustration.
Los 363
A Worcester porcelain teapot circa 1780, decorated in a kakiemon design with alternating panels, the cover with typical floral knop, square fret mark to base, (rivet repaired and restored knop) 14cm high, with a Newhall commode shape teapot and cover, decorated in pattern 'N 173', 15cm high (at fault) (2)CR; Newhall example: Hairline cracks throughout the body of teapot, which are visible on the outside and the inside. The are several cracks to the spout of the teapot, which has had a later metal tip added on, and also shows signs of restoration where the spout meets the body. Restoration and repair to the neck of the teapot. Chips and losses to the edge of the base. Loss of enamel to the body and the cover. There is a crack to the knop of the cover, and possibly a missing embellishment to the finial. Please see additional images for illustration.Worcester teapot: large cracks to the body, visible on the exterior and interior. This has been rivet repaired in places. Possible signs of restoration to the body and around the handle. General scratching, wear and tear commensurate with age and use. Evidence of heavy restoration to the floral knop of the cover.
Los 48A
A 19th century mother of pearl and ivory tea caddy, the rectangular caddy with canted corners raised on four ivory bun feet, vacant cartouche to hinged cover, opening to reveal a covered compartment, 10cm high, together with a 19th century circular pratt ware pot after Murillo, 10cm diameter and a mother of pearl dressing table jar, 8.2cm high (3) (at fault) Condition Report; Pratt Ware pot: Crazing to cover. There is some loss to the enamel, concentrated on the sides and rim. There are some chips to the rim on the base, as well and crazing and some flaking to the internal enamel. Moderate wear and areas of restoration to the gilt highlighting. General scratching and wear commensurate with age and use. No large cracks or repair. Trevanion Auctioneers & Valuers do not ship items containing ivory outside the UK. Trevanion recommends that buyers check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid. A buyer's inability to import these lots cannot justify a delay in payment or sale cancellation.The government have proposed legislation to create a UK law to ban the sale of all ivory. Please note this means that this lot is legal to sell now but may not be in the future.
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