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Los 392
A good 19th century memorial locket, the centre with gilt monogram "JB" in gilt metal and enamel borders and inscribed "J.D. Bloomar. Obt. Apr. 18th 1848 Agd60", the reverse with monogram against blue enamel in a seed pearl frame, flanked by gilt filigree and hair trees all against an opalescent glass background, with suspension loop. 7.2 cm (excluding loop) x 6 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The locket itself is in good structural order with no significant damage to either the outer casing or the glass. The enamel is in good condition all round and there are no significant dents or scratches to the metalwork. Unfortunately, there is some deterioration of the gilt filigree. Pieces have become detached and are floating round under the glass. This should be evident from our images. The hair sections appear to be in good order. Two of the left hand seed pearls at the narrow part of the hair are detached. As stated, there are numerous small breaks to the filigree. There is some deterioration to the small seed pearls which form part of the letter G. There is one small seed pearl missing from the surround. On the opposite side the initialled centre to the circular enamelled section is detached and slipped. As far as we can tell the opal panel is in good condition.
Los 449
A diamond set crescent shape brooch, 20th century, the crescent entwined by a green enamel snake biting a seed pearl, on white and yellow metal mount. Length 4.77 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: We have looked at the brooch under a x 10 loupe. There are two sections of enamel on the snake which appear to have been repaired. These are slightly yellow to look at and one is beneath the head of the snake and one at the base of the first curl of the snake's body just below the crescent. They appear to be professional repairs. Other than this the piece is in extremely good order. Weight 7.8 grams. In our opinion the diamonds are not of particularly good colour or clarity. They are a little dull. They are not particularly uniformly cut either. It is difficult to estimate the total carat weight of the diamonds. There are 18 small diamonds which are graduating. The largest is +/- 2 mm across the top and the smallest less than 1 mm. Perhaps this will help.We have looked at the brooch under a x 10 loupe. There are two sections of enamel on the snake which appear to have been repaired. These are slightly yellow to look at and one is beneath the head of the snake and one at the base of the first curl of the snake's body just below the crescent. They appear to be professional repairs. Other than this the piece is in extremely good order. Weight 7.8 grams. In our opinion the diamonds are not of particularly good colour or clarity. They are a little dull. They are not particularly uniformly cut either.
Los 1130
Three silver medallions for the Cumberland Change Ringers of Workington, each engraved on the back won by J Wilkinson, St Michaels Workington, 1900-1904, a silver marksman's medal awarded to the same December 1916, a gilded metal and enamel National role of marksmen silver pendant, a Royal Masonic Institute for Boys silver and enamel medallion, a For Home and Country enamel pin badge and a Whitehaven Amateur Athletic society pin badge.
Los 927
Militaria - A Great War Victory medal awarded to 200201 Pte. R. Matthews. Wilts. R, a George VI Imperial Service medal awarded to William Henry Price, a Royal Welsh Fusiliers enamel cap badge with applied mizpah and prayer brooch attachment, a George V Royal Engineers 9 ct gold and tortoiseshell mounted brooch, cap badges, buttons etc.
Los 119
A Chinese porcelain vase, late 20th century, decorated with a gnarled pine tree upon rockwork before a pagoda, lake and mountainous landscape, two lines of character marks verso, red river stamped Qianlong mark and a further later Chinese vase with printed and enamel decoration, both converted to table lamps. 25.5 cm and 33 cm respectively (minus fittings).
Los 494
A Chinese gold coloured metal ring, enamelled in the shape of a heart, the shank stamped "90%", size L, 7.2 grams. CONDITION REPORT: The ring is in generally extremely good condition. You will note some very minor losses to the red enamel which should be visible from our image. Other than this the ring is in extremely good order. We are not going to attempt to test the metal as this can cause discolouration.
Los 403
A 19th century Chinese tankard in the famille rose palette with enamel decoration of flora and butterflies, a model of a dog in Japanese Imari palette with floral decoration, character marks to the base, an early 20th century Beswick model of a pheasant, and a late 19th century cup with enamelled hand painted decoration of birds and foliage with loop handle (4).
Los 408
A late 19th/early 20th century beaten pewter rectangular twin-handled tray with Oriental and Arts & Crafts influence, curved metal and jade handles and applied border of oak leaves, acorns and mice, the acorns set with amber and jade, four lift-out rectangular trays, blue enamelled to the base with enamel decoration of Oriental figures and flora, length of tray 41cm (af). CONDITION REPORT One of the handles has snapped at the centre, but is present and there are various cracks to the base of the handles. Age-related wear throughout.
Los 439
A good collection of assorted Oriental ceramics to include a teapot and tea bowl set, baluster vase, sprinkler vase, large charger, a sake set in original presentation box, a collection of tea bowls (2). CONDITION REPORT The black ground baluster vase has age-related wear, chips to the paint on neck of vase, some loss of enamel to decoration, no obvious sign of restoration. Cream ground baluster vase, crackle to the glaze, age-related wear. Tall baluster vase with figures: age-related wear, crackle to the glaze and some discolouration, large under rim chip.
Los 1131
Of boy scout interest - a gilded medal dated verso 19/11/47, and inscribed T C McKenzie, a silver boy scout sporran form badge, a 1947 leather scout expedition miniature scout hat, a leather knot and miniature gaiter together with a enamel Empire Exhibition Scotland 1938 pin badge, a Daily Mail Teddy Tail league pin badge and assorted other badges.
Los 1055
Assorted military medals to include a 1914-15 Star, for 24336 Pte. W. Judge. L-Pool R. George VI Coronation medal and dress medal, World War II Defence and Victory medals, UN and USA medals, a Pakistan Independence medal, Elizabeth II faithful service medal and a silver and enamel Royal Masonic Institute for girls medal (13).
Los 334
An early 19th century Spode part tea and coffee set, circa 1820, comprising 8 coffee cans and 4 tea cups, all with London shape handles and 7 saucers and a small rectangular tray, each with underglaze blue printed and enamel decoration, pattern number 2638, factory marks to the underside. CONDITION REPORT: One coffee can has a crack across the handle just beneath the spur but the body is in good order. One cup has a 5 mm firing crack where the handle joins the body but is otherwise in good order. One coffee can has a 1.5 cm x 5 mm L shape crack issuing from the rim down the side which joins the handle but is otherwise good. One coffee cup has a very fine brown stained crack in the bottom of the cup approx 8 mm in length but otherwise in good order. One coffee cup has a 4 cm long hairline crack issuing from the middle of the rim but is otherwise in good order. 3 coffee cups appear to be in good order with no obvious faults. One teacup has a crack running across the bottom strut of the handle but is otherwise good. Another teacup has a small amount of pitting to the interior of the cup but is otherwise in good order. The two remaining teacups are in good order with no obvious faults visible. One saucer has a small 4 mm firing crack of the interior of the rim but it does not show through on the outer side. All remaining saucers appear to be in good order with only very minor light surface scratches. The sauce boat stand is free from any chips, cracks or obvious restorations however the red printed pattern has been slightly rubbed where the tureen stand has stood on it but otherwise is in good order. The majority of items all ring out nicely when lightly tapped
Los 159
Two Chinese Canton miniature teapots, 19th century, one with domed lid and decorated with figures and verso butterflies amongst flowers, the other with a panel of figures and verso a bird alighting a flowering branch, and a Canton cylindrical brush pot. Smallest height 6 cm, tallest 12 cm. CONDITION REPORT: There are two small grazes to the interior rim of the smallest teapot but these do not appear to be chips and appear to have been done in manufacture. The gilding around the rim is 95% erased. Overall the body appears to be in good order with no obvious chips, cracks or restorations. The teapot lid has a small pinhead air bubble blister to the knop however this has been produced in manufacture. Otherwise it is in good order albeit with some light rubbing to the gilt rims. The larger of the two teapots has 30% rubbing to the gilding on the spout rim and 50% gilt rubbing to the rim of the teapot. The enamels and decorations appear to be in good order with no losses or flaking. The teapot body appears to be in good order with no obvious chips, cracks or faults. The teapot cover is in generally good order albeit there is some rubbing to the red paint on the rim and a small piece of rubbing to the knop but otherwise the body is good. The brush pot has lost 30% of its gilding to the rim. There are no obvious chips, cracks or restorations. The painted enamel decoration appears to be all intact with no obvious losses.
Los 266
A pair of Mary Gregory blue glass vases, late 19th century, each hand painted with opaque white enamel of a young boy and girl holding a flower. Height 22 cm. CONDITION REPORT: On the "boy" vase there is a small polished chip on the rim directly beneath which there is a 1 cm square section of surface scratches. At the base of the plants there is an air blister which is a circular air bubble blister which has chipped but has not damaged the main body of the vase. The opaque decoration all appears to be in good order. On the "girl" vase there are two very small interior rim chips. There are three small pinhead size black marks on the apron which cannot be erased. The remainder of the enamel decoration throughout appears to be good however there are small surface scratches on the ground beneath her. Both vases appear to be free from any cracks or other chips.
Los 150
A Chinese champleve enamel vase and cover, early 20th century, the cover with Shi Shi knop and decorated throughout with lotus flowers and scrolls all within ruyi and pendant borders. Height 26.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The cover has a small knock to the rim +/- 3 cm in length which has resulted in small losses and some cracks to the cell border immediately above, otherwise the cover is in good decorative order. Directly on the underside rim of the vase there is a 4 cm crack with minor losses. The remainder of the vase appears to be in good decorative order with no obvious losses, chips or cracks visible.
Los 122
A Chinese Famille Rose tureen and cover, late Qianlong, the domed lid with squat knop and enamel peony decoration and with brocaded border with flowers, Ruyi head and scrolls heightened with gilding, the tureen with scalloped handles, fenced rockwork and floral decoration heightened with gilding, all beneath a gilt pendant band. Diameter excluding handles 22.8 cm, height 19 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The brown rim of the lid has very small patches of white which at first may look chips but we do not believe they are. The lid appear to be free from any chips, hairline cracks or restorations. The colours and enamels appear to be in good order with no obvious chips or losses. The gilding also appears to be good. The bowl has a very fine 9 cm long hairline crack to the underside. There are no chips to the rim or foot rim where the crack emulates from, it is barely notable on the exterior but is there all the same. The bowl and lid both ring out. The enamels on the bowl are good and appear to be free from any chips or losses. The underside of one handle has had some restoration which is not visible from the uppermost side. This is +/- 3 cm x 0.5 mm, there are also small firing cracks to the underside of this handle.
Los 393
A Georgian miniature enamel memorial locket, handpainted with monochrome rural landscape in a gilt metal and blue enamel border with white enamel beads, with suspension loop, and a rectangular vacant glass and gilt metal pendant locket. CONDITION REPORT: On the vacant glass and gilt metal locket the glass is intact and there is no evidence of any damage bar a minor scratch/scuff (0.5 mm) stretching from the edge of the middle to the centre but this is not detrimental in our opinion. The gilt is rubbed in places especially to the hinged corners of the locket. The locket opens and closes freely. On the other locket one of the three white enamel beads at the top is missing. There is a small 0.5 mm in length crack above the tree in the landscape. The reverse of this locket is missing its central section. There are some small nibbles to the gilt metal surround but again the clasp works freely.
Los 283
A French Art Nouveau Mont Joye blue glass and enamel vase. 22.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: There is a very small amount of paint missing to the top of the rim but nothing too significant. The gilding is rubbed throughout but more so in the centre of the vase. The remainder of the decoration all appears to be intact. There are no obvious chips, cracks or restoration visible.
Los 693
A GILDED BRASS CASED CARRIAGE CLOCK, c.1900, the twin barrel repeater movement regulated by a platform escapement and gong striking the hour and half hour, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, the bevelled glass case with brass handle and moulded base, 6 1/2" high, maroon leather carrying case (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
Los 191
A LATE GEORGE III SILVER PAIR CASED POCKET WATCH, the white enamel dial centrally painted in colours with a seated shepherdess and dog tending her sheep in a river landscape, with the name "ROB JEFFERIS" for numerals, the un-numbered verge movement with a bird and foliate pierced and engraved balance cock, engraved "Jn. Edgecombe, Bristol", in a plain case, the outer case with prickwork engraving, London probably 1810, together with a "Quiller Barber" watch paper, the reverse with inked inscription "Mr Robt. Jefferis... April 7, 1813" (Illustrated) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
Los 351
A PAIR OF CHINESE CLOISONNE ENAMEL BOWLS of plain rounded cylindrical form, the interiors centred by a green dragon on a white ground within a turquoise border and white deep rim, the exterior with coloured flowers on a green ground, turquoise base, unmarked, 3 3/4" high, 5 1/2" diameter, together with a similar shallow circular bowl with a red dragon on a turquoise ground and foliate black exterior, unmarked, 11" diameter (pair and one) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
Los 119
A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN ARTS AND CRAFTS SILVER AND ENAMEL CANDLESTICKS, maker William Hutton & Sons Ltd., London 1903, the detachable stepped circular sconces issuing from tapering rounded cylindrical stems with two green shading to blue enamel entrelac panels on swept domed bases, 7 3/4" high, loaded (Illustrated) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
Los 491
Y FRENCH GREEN BOULLE MARQUETRY BRACKET CLOCK 19TH CENTURY in the Louis XIV style, the arch top with a cockerel finial, above the circular gilt dial with white enamel Roman numeral chapters and a sunburst pendulum, raised on paw feet with acanthus-cast corner mounts, the eight-day movement striking a bell, stamped P.L TRE/ 9554(48cm high, 23.5cm wide)
Los 4
A 19th century gilt metal mantle clock, enamel dial with Roman numerals signed 'Rowell Oxford', diam. 13cm, above Sevres style porcelain plaque and ornate mounts, on white marble base with four feet, the brass movement inscribed signed and numbered 25025 16-2, striking hourly and half hourly on single bell, height 29.5cm. Condition - ticking for a while but pendulum feels slightly hampered, dial appears free from any damage, with two associate keys.
Los 2
A French late 19th century four glass and gilt brass repeater carriage clock, enamel dial with Roman numerals, two train movement striking hourly and half hourly on single coil, height 18cm. Condition - ticking and appears in working order (though not sold with guarantee), hairlines to dial, two chips to inside of glass (See images), general wear.
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