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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA silver bonbon dish, by James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield, a cased goliath pocket watch (af), a silver cased pocket watch, Birmingham 1939, a silver enamel topped scent bottle (af), a miniature silver travelling clock, by Kitney & Co, London 1998, a silver teaspoon, a Swiza travelling clock, weighable silver 46gms (7) Condition Report:Available upon request
Arts & crafts jewels, made by Bernard Instone. A matching suite of jewels to include a white metal necklace, brooch and earrings all with green enamel and yellow metal flower motifs, the brooch and clip on earrings further set with substantial amethysts. Chain length 43cm, brooch 4.4cm x 3.3cm, and earrings2cm x 1.5cm, and a further pair of white metal clip on earrings enamelled in colours and set with marcasite accents Condition Report:Available upon request
A collection of silver retro brooches to include Just A of Denmark, Thomas L Mott, Ivan Tarratt the brooch signed Ernest A. Blyth, A*D, a long string of grey, black and white pearls, silver and blue enamel feather brooch, a partial cherry amber bead necklace weight 14.6gms Condition Report:No condition report available.
A Norman Grant flower pendant the silver pendant with full hallmarks for Edinburgh 1973-74, further stamped NG. It has a flower design enamelled in colours, with three silver drops. It has a 56cm, long white base metal chain, with a barrel clasp. Diameter of the flower element 2.8cm, length of pendant 8.3cm. Condition Report:Enamel in general good condition one very minor 2mm dull patch over the yellow dot. Overall light tarnish.
GEORGE EDWARD HUNT (1892-1960) POPPY NECKLACE, 1933 silver, enamel, chalcedony cabochons, signed on reverse G. HUNT/ 1933 pendant length 7cm, overall length 58cm Provenance: Tadema Gallery, London Literature: Karlin E.Z. Jewelry & Metalwork in the Arts & Crafts Tradition, Schiffer 1993, p. 73
CHRISTOPHER DRESSER (1934-1904) FOR MINTONS 'CLOISONNE' PLATE, 1873 glazed, gilded and silvered porcelain, impressed MINTONS, indistinct date mark 1873, 24cm diameter; together with a pair of MINTON & CO. ‘CLOISONNE’ SOUP PLATES, glazed porcelain, enamel decoration, printed and stamped MINTONS, 28cm diameter (3) Provenance: Collection of John Scott, London (single plate)The Fine Art Society Exhibited: London, The Fine Art Society, Truth Beauty Power: The Designs of Christopher Dresser: The John Scott Collection, 11th September - 2nd October 2014, no. 14 (single plate)
SIR GEORGE FRAMPTON (1860-1928) ‘CHRISTABEL’, 1898 enamels and gilt on copper panel, signed, inscribed and dated G.F./ CHRISTABEL/ APRIL 1898 14.3cm x 11.4cm (frame size 30cm x 36.5cm) Provenance: Estate of the late Dr. Susan Beattie Literature: The Studio, volume XVI, pp.249-252, this lot illustrated p. 253Note: This panel probably depicts the artist's wife, the artist Christabel Cockerell, Lady Frampton (1864-1951). Frampton married Christabel in 1893 and the couple set up home together at St John's Wood in London. Together they designed a decorative frieze for the interior of the house and Frampton began to design household fittings and jewellery in enamel and precious metals. Frampton mastered a number of techniques in his career, which helped him in his interest in using several media to create work.
A Liberty Tudric pewter and enamel inkwell designed by Archibald Knox, model 0141, square section tray with tapering cylindrical well and hinged square cover, set with enamel rectangular panel in blue and green, the tray with four blue and green enamel roundels, engraved to tray with initials and 1915, stamped marks, 15.5cm. wide, 8.5cm. high ProvenancePrivate collection
A patinated copper box in the manner Jesson Birkett and Co, tapering, rectangular form, the hinged cover with three 'Ruskin' pottery roundels, set in riveted panel borders, with latch to one end, one side pierced with three holes, and a pewter box set with enamel landscape panel, unsigned, 25.5cm. wide (2) ProvenancePrivate collection.
'Le Corail Rouge' 3 a rare Lalique glass scent bottle designed by Rene Lalique, for Forvil, designed 1922, clear and frosted glass with coral red enamel, in original card presentation case, cast R Lalique France mark, 10.2cm. high LiteratureLalique - A Private Collection of Scent Bottles, 17th February 2022, Lyon & Turnbull, lot 87for a comparable scent bottle.Mary Lou & Glenn Utt Lalique Perfume Bottles, Thames & Hudson, page 79 figure 144 for an example of this bottle illustrated.
A large copper and enamel twin inkwell, rectangular, stamped in low relief with large central Art Nouveau flower bud motif enamelled green and blue, the pen tray with similar smaller flower buds, with two applied, pierced handles, with two clear glass square inkwells with hinged copper and brass covers enamelled with blue/green roundel, unsigned, 45cm. wide (3) ProvenanceThe collection of William Billy Kidd and Elizabeth Kidd.
ROYAL NAVY INTEREST: A selection of silver plated and base metal mess items, including a silver propelling pencil engraved ‘HMS Blake’ a silver plated mug engraved ‘DC Ridgers from the wardroom officers HMS Brighton’ ashtrays, a vesta holder, cigarette box, predominately with enamel Royal Navy crests from HMS Cornwall (Qty)
A continental black enamel patch box, probably Limoges, 19th century, of waisted form, the hinged cover finely enamelled with a lady’s portrait on a gilt fleur de lys ground among scrolling floral motifs, opening to a polished copper and mirrored interior, the base with a red ribboned classical portrait, 3cm high, 4.5cm diameter CONDITION REPORT:The enamel shows age-related fine surface wear throughout (including some fine scratching to the underside), and tarnishing to the metal mounts, but no obvious chips, cracks or losses to the enamel.
An enamel patch or pill box, 19th century, the hinged cover with a river scene titled ‘Barton Bridge / A Trifle From Manchester’, 4.5cm wide (at fault); with two Halycon Days enamel boxes, a Halcyon Days enamel bonbonniere, and a selection of silver and silver coloured items to include a vesta, a button hook and a flask (11)
A group of three pocket watches, including a gold plated Waltham pocket watch, the circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary dial to 6 o’clock, within plain polished case, 5cm wide, a Victorian silver example, with florally engraved dial, and further silver pocket watch (3) Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding the Trevanion sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding.
Three limited edition Halcyon Days enamel boxes, comprising: 'The Royal Residences', numbered 106 of 500, in box with certificate; 'The Royal Yacht Britannia', numbered 422 of 750, in box with certificate; and 'Architecture', numbered 722 of 100 (lacking box and certificate); with a selection of further enamel boxes by Halcyon Days, Royal Worcester, Border Fine Art and others, a 19th century Limoges box (at fault), a Victorian enamel box cover decorated with a bird among foliage, and a Royal Collection porcelain box (14)
A group of silver and silver plated items, including a cased set of Ela enamel spoons, with openwork stylised crown terminals, decorated in various enamelled colours, stamped 'Ela Denmark 925' 10cm long, within box, with a silver plate tray, embossed with depiction of putti, 31cm long, and a George III silver table spoon, John & Henry Lias, London 1821, 22.5cm long (3)
A Palais Royal style glass table box in the manner of Baccarat, 19th century, the reeded body with ribbed corners, the gilt metal mounts supporting the hinged cover and lock, 7.5cm W x 7.5cm D x 12cm H (key present, lock not functional); with a further 19th century glass table box with curved ends and gilt metal mounts, 10.5cm W (max) x 7cm D x 7cm H (2) (at fault) with a near pair of Russian glass and enamel beakers or vodka glasses, 19th century, the bodies decorated with a continuous frieze of gilt outlined stylised flowers and foliage, with gilt rims and facet cut bottom edges, each 7cm high (4)
A continental black enamel scent bottle, probably Limoges, 19th century, of spherical form, the body finely enamelled with lady’s portraits on a gilt fleur de lys ground among scrolling floral motifs, the hinged cover opening to a glass stopper, 6.5cm high overall (at fault) CONDITION REPORT:The piece shows a loss to the enamel to the left of the rear portrait approximately 10mm H x 7mm W, with a further flaked loss (possibly an enamelling fault) to the cap approximately 4mm wide. The neck shows a loss to the interior collar approximately 8mm wide. The stopper fits well and appears to be original, but may be a later replacement. The enamel shows age-related fine surface wear throughout.
A 19th century enamel and untested garnet set bracelet, the three quatrefoil shaped panels with green, blue and white enamelled detail and split pearl highlights, central raised untested garnet to each panel, with further openwork rope twist panels, hidden box and tongue fastening, 55gms, unmarked Note: This example is very similar to a piece that was valued by Geoffery Munn during an Antiques Roadshow episode. Please find below a link to Geoffery Munn’s website where the bracelet is featured https://geoffreymunn.art/ Condition report: Safety chain is present but at faultApprox 17cm long. Very minor loss and pitting to the enamel to each panel, seen with x10 loupe Thinning seen to jump rings and links, commensurate with age and wear. Box and tongue fastening in good working condition. Claws are present to the untested garnet cabochons. Minor chips to the surface of the untested garnets. There is a split to a line of the rope twist panels (see images) General surface scratches, blemishes and scuffs seen to the metal, commensurate with age and wear.
A pair of Victorian Jetware moon flasks, each of typical form and decorated in polychrome enamel with cranes, birds, fish, and flora, with gilt highlighted lugs, 22cm high, with two further Jetware moon flasks, one decorated with Chinese figures (4) CONDITION REPORT:All four vases show age-related surface wear and rubbing to the gilt highlights (extensive in places), but no obvious chips, cracks, crazing or evidence of restoration.
A George V silver and enamel cased dressing table set, Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1930, comprising two clothes bushes, two hair brushes and mirror, with associated comb, mirror 23.5cm long, within fitted 'Carmichael Ltd' box Condition report: Major enamel loss to one hair brush (seen in image)
A set of six silver napkin rings, Henry Griffith & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1971, of circular form with florally engraved detail and vacant cartouche, 4cm wide, with a set of six enamel teaspoons, C Robathan & Son, Birmingham 1978, with white and floral enamel detail, 10.4cm long, gross weight 4.8gms (12)
A small quantity of military badges, buttons, etc and a small quantity of other pin badges, medallions, etc, including a set of six railway related buttons, a British Army belt buckle, a Great War medal, St. John's ambulance medallion, Royal Engineers badge, two BSA enamel badges, etc (1 bag)
A Royal Antediluvian Order Of Buffaloes (RAOB) - a silver gilt and enamelled medal to Bro Eric Hindley, Ye Old Castle Lodge, hallmarked Birmingham, 1983 with three further gilt metal and enamel medals, all on ribbons and inscriptions to reverse and a part Danbury Mint Royal Castles silver ingot set in case (2)
A small collection of curios/collectables to include miniature porcelain hand painted panel of a lady, pair of mother of pearl cufflinks, pieces of agates, carved glass cameo of shaking hands, crest seal, agate link necklace, enamel patch box, agate cufflinks, carved glass/stone cameo of a lady etc. (5)
An early 20th Century Swiss silver cased open face pocket watch, with enamel dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary dial signed Rocorbet & Co, Chaux-de-Fonds, engine turned case (96.4 grams) on English sterling silver Albert chain complete with two silver medals and engraved vesta case, all hallmarked, the silver approx 3.76 ozt (116.8 grams)
1822 King George IV 'Tertio' silver five shillings crown coin in silver mounts. Minted in 1822 of sterling silver. Together with an 1887 enamel coin brooch 9, silver gilt sixpence from 1887 and another 1887 silver gilt coin ( total gross weight 78.8g) together with various collectors £2 and 50p coins worth £61
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