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Los 110
A collection of kitchen items, including a cast iron egg stand for eight eggs on a pierced rectangular framework with bracket supports painted in off white, 28.5cm x 18cm x 7.2cm high, a glass and stainless steel Horlicks mixer of cylindrical form with printed Horlicks mixture and instructions on front, 20cm high x 9cm diameter, a turquoise coloured enamel kitchen jug, two white and blue enamel mugs and a brown enamel handled small saucepan with spout and a collection of vintage wooden clothes pegs
Los 111
An iron and enamel decorated wind chime, of circular design decorated with five panels of various farm animals including sheep, pig, cow, chicken and rabbit with four bells, 42cm diameter, a contemporary wirework hanging basket frame decorated with flowers and leaves painted in cream and another hanging basket frame with a petal design left natural, a small copper house plant watering can and a contemporary enamel decorated yellow iris clock In general good condition
Los 112
A collection of various tins, with lithographic decoration including a Rowntree's ovoid example decorated with flowers, a novelty tin modelled as a handbag with embossed lithographic decoration of lizard and butterflies, clasp af, three contemporary enamel decorated hanging plaques Hydrangea, Valentine and Mon Amis and various other tins (11) Some tins worn as you would expect with age
Los 116
A late 19th/early 20th Century wicker picnic basket, with hinged top and fall down front with leather and tin lined interior, fitted with sandwich box, brass and copper kettle with spirit flask and stand a pair of enamel green and cream cups and saucers and two cylindrical containers with pull off lids, all in fitted case, no apparent markings, 28cm wide x 18cm deep x 21cm high In general good condition
Los 125
A Liberty Tudric pewter and enamel biscuit barrel, of cylindrical shape with lift off lid, the domed lid centred with an enamel panel of a young girl and geese, marked to base English Pewter 0543, 12.5cm high x 13cm diameter The lid has some minor scratches^ slightly misshapen^ flange minor dents^ generally good^ base looks maybe to have been polished in parts^ minor dents^ minor scratches^ base marked commensurate with age
Los 127
A Tudric pewter, enamel and glass claret jug, for Liberty designed by Archibald Knox, the Powell & Sons glass of globular squat shape supporting a tapered neck with pewter bracket and loop handle and hinged dome lid decorated with seed pod and whiplash design with blue and green enamel roundels, marked to side of pewter 0310, and registered design mark RD425680, 21cm high The glass is slightly scratched in places^ pewter slightly marked in places^ lid fits correctly to collar^ hinge in good order^ slightly misshapen hinge but it works^ enamel roundels no major chips or scratches^ very minor fritting^ otherwise good condition
Los 128
A Liberty & Co Tudric pewter and enamel hot water jug, the cylindrical body with stylised Honesty, having rattan loop handle, domed lid with oval thumb plate on two block supports, marked to base RD420290 Tudric 0231, the Honesty flowers decorated in blue and green enamel, 22.5cm high including thumb rest, 16cm wide Body does have dents throughout and minor marks^ no major dents^ scratches^ splits^ rattan and enamel in good order^ lid closes correctly^ spout not bent^ minor denting to base^ signs of repair to base^ looks like a repaired hole
Los 131
A continental Art Nouveau pewter and enamel tea caddy, of square form with hinged lid with central roundel within a knotted worked border, in ruby, amethyst, green and yellow colours, the base having central oval enamel panel decorated with maiden in a yellow dress, green scarf and five doves on small bun feet, 13.5cm high x 10.5cm square Enamel no major cracks or chips^ pewter slightly scratched in places^ some pitting to both sides^ no apparent marks^ no major splits.
Los 142
An Art Nouveau continental pewter photograph frame, the shaped outline with floral decoration and whiplash design together with a pair of reproduction pewter photograph frames with blue enamel roundels, a pewter hammer beaten hot water jug of squat globular design with protruding rim and rattan handle, a pair of pewter Art Nouveau napkin rings, an Orivit square card tray with stylised leaf and whiplash decoration and a pewter lid (8) All in general good condition^ napkin rings slightly bent^ some pitting to pewter of frame^ dish slightly bent^ hot water few minor dents and scratches^ rattan in good order
Los 148
A collection of continental wire work and brass and base metal picture frames, including a pair of miniature wirework frames with blue and pink enamel floral decoration, other frames decorated with sunflowers and edelweiss together with a reproduction brass example, a three division copper example and others Some minor chips to glass^ some wire frames bent^ needs inspection
Los 152
Three early 20th Century pocket watches and stands, one in the Edwardian Art Nouveau style with drum movement of pierced design, 13cm high x 9.5cm wide x 4.5cm deep, another wire framed example surmounted with a stylised flower head supporting a silver lady's watch with white enamel face and blue Arabic numerals, 14cm high x 10cm wide x 5.5cm deep and a silver plate and brass example of strut clock design, the pierced floral brass decoration within a shaped silver plated frame having a strut back, 14cm high x 12.5cm wide x 3.4cm deep (3) Some bending to metal^ the silver plate and brass example needs replacing and bending needs to be addressed
Los 306
Two continental glass Art Nouveau dressing table jars and covers, one with enamel decoration in the manner of Mont Joye with daffodil decoration against an iridescent ground, 14cm diameter, the other of frosted appearance with mauve flowers, 13cm diameter Some rubbing otherwise in good condition
Los 313
A continental Art Nouveau frosted and enamel dressing table box, decorated with mistletoe pattern, in green and white with a gilt metal rim and hinge, 11.5cm diameter together with a colourless glass squat scent bottle with painted enamelled floral decoration, 10cm high both in the manner of Mont Joye, an amethyst coloured iris pattern bon bon dish, 12cm high and three other items Minor scratches otherwise in good condition
Los 316
Five green continental Art Nouveau glass vases, all painted with floral design comprising a large baluster example with crimped rim with pink flowers 22cm high another tapered specimen vase 18cm high, two others with crimped rims 14cm and 13cm high and an iridescent glass vase with enamel stylised daffodil decoration 9cm high Some minor wear^ iridescent vase has nicks to rim
Los 317
A continental Art Nouveau green frosted dressing table box and cover, of square base with domed hinged lid, metal mounted with enamel blue iris decoration 9.5cm square x 6cm high together with three Art Nouveau green frosted glass items comprising atomiser, globular vase and another tapered vase (4) In general good condition
Los 336
A French silver plated and Cameo footed bowl, the body with acid etched decoration of lily of the valley against a shaded cranberry to colourless ground on a frosted d body with a feather and and floral spray rim supported on a circular base with silver plated mount marked GP, the base with painted cross of Lorraine and marked Lorraine in gilt, 22.5cm diameter x 11cm high Some wear to plate^ some of the applied enamel to lily of the valley flowers has been chipped off^ gilt worn as expected with age
Los 348
A Mont Joye French bottle decanter and stopper, the body of pulled ribbed design with applied enamel mauve flower and green leaf decoration with matching pull off stopper, 30cm high also in the lot an iridescent Myers Neff decanter with silvered decoration, the iridescent lobed decanter of lobed body with plain cylindrical tapered neck, strap handle and clear stopper, 30cm high (2) Some wear to gilt otherwise in good condition
Los 359
A collection of early 20th Century and later miniature perfume bottles, including a flattened triangular example with moulded decoration painted with lily of the valley having metal and corked stopper, 7cm high, two white metal mounted scent bottles in the Art Nouveau style 9cm and 6cm high, a 19th Century glass and enamel painted elongated scent bottle 17.5cm, a Peking glass scent bottle, stopper now snapped off, 6cm high, a collection of modern scent bottles including a set of three blue glass examples with white and gold flowers from Pacific Creation Eau de Parfum, Lolita Fempicea of bud form (3) and various others including hair combs In varying conditions
Los 4
An early 20th Century painted porcelain and silver plated pendant, the oval panel decorated with cornflowers against a mauve and white ground within a floral and rope twist frame signed to reverse Thyral Johnson, 5cm x 2.5cm together with a continental porcelain silver set brooch/pendant with painted decoration of sail boats in moonlight and an enamel and pewter oval brooch (3)
Los 66
A collection of silver and silver plated photograph frames, comprising a pair of Edward VII wooden backed and silver fronted square examples with cylindrical apertures surrounded in sinuous design, 8.4cm square, a reproduction Sterling marked and enamel double miniature Art Nouveau frame with stylised floral heads and decorated with blue and green enamel marked Sterling to front on a stained wooden back, 7.8cm x 11.2cm, another silver and velvet backed photograph frame, heavily damaged and two others in the lot (6) All been polished^ all need attention
Los 69
A white metal and enamel oval box, the hinged lid with embossed floral design of a lily in green and blue enamel heightened in yellow on a textured ground, on a plain base with no apparent marks, 7.7cm x 6.9cm, 3.2 ozt some wear to enamel^ no major chips^ minor hairlines^ wear to relief edges of leaves^ some light scratches and marks^ hinge closes but lid not flush
Los 431
3rd century BC-1st century AD. A bronze prick spur with C-shaped attachment panel formed as radiating leaves with attachment holes, barrel-shaped shank with ropework collar above and knop with segmented upper face; applied enamel detailing to the collar and knop; mounted on a custom-made stand. 190 grams total, 10cm including stand (4"). From a private New York collection; formerly in a private Cologne, Germany collection; acquired in the 1990s. Very fine condition, one arm restored. ( A video of this lot can be viewed on Timeline Auctions website.)
Los 506
14th century AD and later. A mixed group of items, formerly the property of Charles F. Spink and retrieved from his personal writing desk, comprising: (A) three English lead-alloy medieval pilgrim badges being: (i) a standing mailed figure with sword in left hand and mitre-style headdress, possibly depicting St Thomas Beckett, affixed below (ii) a delicate Gothic 'triptych' type openwork tracery surround, both mounted on a 19th century card with inked manuscript 'Queenhithe 1867' inscription; with (iii) another openwork pilgrim badge with small card label bearing inked manuscript 'Steel Yard 1863 / 623 Part' inscription in two lines; (B) an original photograph mounted on card showing a family group sitting in a veteran car with two other ladies standing alongside and bearing the inked manuscript 'Charles Frederick Spink / at the wheel of / the first car in Chislehurst' inscription in three lines to the reverse; (C) a modern photograph of Charles Spink's personal writing desk; (D) a Spink & Son Ltd Exhibition of Ancient Sculptures Vases and Bronzes, catalogue, undated but refers to '...difficulties arising out of War conditions.....' so believed to be from the 1914-1919 period; (E) a Spink & Son Ltd Illustrated Catalogue of a Selection of Egyptian and Babylonian Antiques, retail priced catalogue; (F) a Spink & Son Ltd printed flyer relating to 'Old Canton Enamel'; (G) a manuscript letter on printed Spink & Son letterhead on the subject of 'Some Jewish Coins' listing a number of coins with prices, believed to be in the hand of Charles Frederick Spink; (H) a typescript letter signed by A P Oppe on printed Victoria & Albert Museum letterhead with mourning edges following the death of Edward VII, dated 16 December 1910, accepting the gift from Charles Spink of a 'specimen of old Chinese lacquer, illustrating the process of manufacture by super-imposed layers'; (I) two specimens of Chinese lacquer of the same form as described in the V&A letter which same held together in an old envelope with manuscript '3 pieces of Chinese Lacquer in colours' with the '3' struck through; (J) a copper printing plate for the private visiting card of Charles F. Spink of 'FORD BANK / ST LEONARDS ON SEA' in two lines; (K) an early 19th century coin box with top and base formed from two 1799 farthings of George III and containing grains of barley with a card slip bearing the inked manuscript 'Egyptian Barley / 2500 years old' annotation in two lines; (L) a small glass corked phial bearing the inked manuscript label 'Gold Pellets' to the outside; (M) a carved wood ethnographic art phial with linear ornament and side loop, with brass wire binding around neck. See Mitchiner, M., Medieval Pilgrim & Secular Badges, London, 1986; Spencer, B., Pilgrim Souvenirs and Secular Badges, Woodbridge, 2010. 630 grams total, 4-24cm (1 1/2 - 9 1/2"). Property of a Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, UK, reverend; by inheritance and descent from the collections of Charles Frederick Spink (1878-1945); holder of the Royal Warrant to provide medals for Queen Victoria and dealer in fine arts with the firm Spink & Son; the pilgrim badges found in London at Queenhithe, 1867 and at Steel Yard, 1863. The objects in this group were all the property of Charles Frederick Spink (1878-1945) at the time of his death and were kept in his private writing desk, of 'William and Mary' date (1690-1700); item (C) is a photograph of this desk showing the arrangement of drawers and slots in which the items were held. Charles was a member of his family firm Spink & Son Ltd, long-established dealers and auctioneers in fine arts, antiquities and coins and makers of medals and orders, including for the Royal Family and internationally; the firm famously continues to the present day. The pilgrim badges are interesting, and it is no exaggeration to say that the gothic tracery (item Aii) is a remarkable survival and largely intact (see Spencer, 2010, items 86 and 142 for similar but much smaller specimens of the type"). The armoured figure (item Ai) is of a type which appears in depictions of the martyrdom of Archbishop Thomas Becket, St. Alban (Mitchener, 1986, item 249) or St. Edmund (Mitchener, 1986, item 247) where the physical violence of the martyr's death is emphasised. [13] Fine condition. The pilgrim badges exceptional and rare.
Los 523
Dated 29th October 1817 AD. A gold mourning ring with black enamel field and reserved skeleton over an hourglass and crossed bones; engraved inside '+ G.S. Obt.: 29:Oct:17: æ:9'. 6.70 grams, 20.53mm overall, 17.47mm internal diameter (approximate size British O, USA 7, Europe 14.98, Japan 14) (3/4"). Property of a central London collector; acquired from a large private collection formed in the 1980s. Very fine condition. ( A video of this lot can be viewed on Timeline Auctions website.)
Los 101
A near pair of large Ralph Wood type pearlware figures of 'Medici' lions, c.1800-10, on faux marble plinths, L. 33.5cmCONDITION: The first lion facing slightly to its left has firing cracks in various places, a crack to the base mostly visible from underneath, a break to the centre of its tail which has been re-glued, a crack appears to run up its right rear leg and there are some occasional flakes to the enamel colours which have been retouched in, there is also a break to the join of its tail to its body with some remnants of glue, the enamelling on the leaf border of the plinth has flaked off in large areas, the second lion facing slightly to its right is of slightly different construction underneath the plinth and the pearlware is less blue in tinge, there are some remnants of gilding to the ball, the tail has been broken off at the join to the body and where it meets the base with some gaps and remnants of glue, there is some occasional flaking and wear to the enamel colour around the edge of the plinth and some firing cracks visible underneath, one of its canines in its upper jaw is missing.
Los 119
An early Worcester high-footed sauceboat, circa 1752-3, of oval shape, the body embossed with cornucopias of flowers and fruit variously suspended from large purple ribbon bows, a smaller green ribbon, a spray of leaves and a curious fish, the moulding picked out in enamel colours, further drapery festoons embossed and painted around the pedestal foot, the interior border and the centre painted with flowering plants in a mixture of famille verte and famille rose, the rim edged in brown, 22.3cm longCONDITION: Small patches of black speckling to the glaze around the rim, other minor glaze imperfections.
Los 140
Two rare Derby figures of a horse, c.1810-25, red crowned D and batons marks, L. 10cmCONDITION: Provenance - The Dennis G. Rice collection of 19th century English porcelain animals.cf. Dennis G. Rice, English Porcelain Animals of the 19th century, figure 121A.The white horse has restoration around all four legs. The black horse has some re-coloured flaking to the enamel.
Los 142
A rare pair of Staffordshire porcelain groups of a cat and a kitten, c.1835-50, H. 7.5 and 7.7cmCONDITION: Provenance - Dennis G. Rice collection of 19th century English porcelain animals.Some fine crazing to the glaze in places. Good quality re-touching to flaking of the black enamel markings of the cats and kittens. The cat looking to its right has restored ears and a shallow splinter chip to the back of the base. The cat looking to its left has a short stained crack to the base. Both groups are covered by a clear lacquer to the figures to prevent flaking.
Los 17
Donald Campbell / Bluebird Interest. An enamelled plaque 'The Bluebird' stamped 'Sterling Silver', given by by Donald Campbell to his secretary Kathleen Marie Barry, along with a pair of gilt and silvered metal St Christopher cufflinks and a photograph of them at his desk. plaque 4.5 x 3.5cm.CONDITION: Some nicks and tiny chips to the enamel on the plaque. Scratches to the metal in general, mainly visible to the cornets. 'Samoradok' style blemish en verso. Some giling loss to the cufflinks along with a few scratches, consistant with some wear. Photograph has a small tear and numerous creases.
Los 18
Donald Campbell interest. An enamelled silver St Christopher plaque, designed to be mounted on a dashboard, given by by Donald Campbell to his secretary Kathleen Marie Barry, French maker's mark for JC or JO with maple? leaf in between, 3.25 x 5.75cm.CONDITION: Marks to the metal around the two holes on either end. Numerous tiny scratches to the blue and grey enamel. Scratches and a chip to the black enamel. Grey panels towards the holes are chippe also. Some scratches en verso. Maker's mark JC or JO with maple leaf? in the centre.
Los 180
A rare Chinese doucai 'lotus flower' jar, Wanli six character mark and probably of the period, (1573-1619), of squat baluster form, painted in underglaze blue with a repeating design of lotus flowers and scrolling tendrils enamelled in green, within lappeted borders and yellow enamel lines, H. 9.5cm, D. 10.8cm, later wood stand and coverCONDITION: There is an old Japanese style gilt filled repair to a large section of the rim of the jar, there is some scratching and wear to the glaze consistent with age and use, there is a visible slightly stained hairline crack running approximately one third of the circumference of the jar along the luting line - visible on the exterior and slightly visible on the interior, some scratching to the glaze on the interior, otherwise in reasonable condition, the wood stand is missing a foot.
Los 237
A late 20th century lacquered brass Congreve rolling ball clock, with glazed box and three enamel dials, on an ebonised plinth, width 16in. depth 16.5in. height 19.25in.CONDITION: Top glazed panel is missing, main body and movement of the clock is a little dirty with very slight pitting and oxidisation to the horizontal sections but overall looks to be in fair to good condition, no key present but movement complete but not tested for timekeeping, dials all discoloured, lacking its steel ball, some fine cracking running horizontally around the plinth.
Los 239
Ch. Gaultier, Bordeaux. A late 19th / early 20th century French bronze and ormolu mantel clock, modelled with Cupid holding a cockerel, with floral painted enamel dial, unsigned eight day movement, on a Sienna marble plinth and ormolu toupie feet, height 15.75in. width 10.25in. depth 6in.CONDITION: Overall in somewhat neglected condition, bronze of the cherub is a good rich chocolate brown but has some green verdigris where the left leg meets the ormolu case, cockerel has a dull ormolu finish, main body of the clock ranges from mid gilt to dark tone with pronounced green oxidisation or verdigris showing on the left side, dial perhaps a little dirty but otherwise looks good, signed CH. Gaultier, Bordeaux, movement looks complete but lacks pendulum and key, very minor fritting around the edges of the marble base, feet a little dull in finish, overall in need some restoration but a very high quality clock.
Los 244
Scheerer of Paris. A late 19th century French ormolu and Sevres style porcelain mantel clock, surmounted with Cupid beside two lovebirds, with Vincenti eight day signed countwheel movement, the Sevres plaques painted with cherubs and flowers, width 9.75in. depth 5in. height 10.25in.CONDITION: Overall a little dirty and dusty but underneath that in good order, ormolu is a mid gold slightly matted tone, a little dirtier on the upper surfaces, enamel dial looks original but numerous hairline cracks and a small loss near 4 o'clock, hour hand present but no minute hand, does not appear to have ever been glazed, porcelain plaques good, one small section of beading loose from the left hand side but still present, feet a little wobbly, comes with pendulum but no key, movement looks complete but not tested for timekeeping.
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396323 Los(e)/Seite