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Los 700
A French late 19thC bronze and marble cased mantel clock by Miroy Freres a Paris, circular enamel dial bearing Roman numerals, eight day movement with bell strike, the case surmounted with a bronze recumbent classical woman with musical instruments, raised on a serpentine veined green and black marble base, 87cm x 44cm.
Los 265
A 19th century Chinese porcelain famille rose inverted baluster vase and cover, decorated in the typical manner with mirrored reserves of traditional figures of the court and colourful birds, butterflies, ripe fruit and blossoming flowers, green and pink enamel ground picked out in gilt, the neck and shoulder applied with two gilded ferocious dragons pursuing the flaming pearl, the domed cover with gilded mythical beast finial, 31cm high, Canton, c. 1870
Los 647
Walter Frank Knight OBE (1885 - 1972) - The Festival of Britain 1950-51 processional cross, silver-plated sheet copper, centred at the top and base by two enamel roundels of Angus Dei and a Pelican of Piety, the trumpet-shaped crucifix points engraved with flowering leafy tendrils and picked out with mercurial gilding, alternating rope twist and beaded borders, 57cm high, 30cm wide, c. 1950-51Provenance: Exhibited at Lambeth Palace, Lambeth, London, 1950 - 1951; purchased by James Strang, Esq., of Fife, Scotland; with W.F. Knight Ltd. of Northamptonshire and purchased from the same company again 16th May 2005, typed and signed letter from the latter.
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Los 1000
A George V 18ct gold gentleman's half hunter pocket watch; white enamel dial, Roman numerals, minute track, subsidiary seconds, gilt hands, manual wind Swiss 15 jewel movement, 18ct gold case and dust cover, import marks Glasgow 1919, front cover stamped JW267, 45mm diameter, 82.3g gross; with an 18ct gold Tbar, stamped 18, 3.7g, total weight 86.1g gross, cased (2)
Los 1022
A 19th century French Renaissance Revival enamel and gilt-brass easel photograph frame, each side cast with alternating rectangular reserves of enamel and reflective glass, the scroll angles cast with stiff acanthus, S-scrolls and foliate tendrils, scroll cresting, the centre frame with rope twist border, applied throughout with cabachon stones, 22cm high, c. 1870
Los 1250
A late 19th Century Faberge jewelled and gold coloured metal mounted carved and frost glass enamel cane handle by Faberge work master Erik August Kollin (1836-1901), the spherical clear glass finial with engraved and frosted four leaf clover the centres set with cut amethysts and with guilloche and red enamel collar, bearing Faberge mark, work masters mark and 56 standard marks, 57mm high
Los 1254
A mid-18th century German enamel rounded rectangular double-hinged table snuff box, probably by Fromery of Berlin, gold lattice work with flowerhead bosses throughout on a white ground, the covers enclosing two separate divisions, 8cm wide, c. 1740For similar illustrated examples Benjamin (Susan), English Enamel Boxes, Orbis Publishing, London 1978, page 96.
Los 1265
An 18th century enamel bowed rectangular table snuff box, the hinged cover painted with vignettes of picturesque landscapes within white rocaille and C-scroll frames, on a pink ground with conforming white trellis, the sides conforming, the base with scrolling rococo frame of further trellis, 9cm wide, c. 1770 Condition Report: Restorations, some touching-up and later mounts. Stable losses and some cracks at angles.
Los 1273
An early George III South Staffordshire enamel bowed rectangular snuff box, the hinged cover painted in coloured enamels with quince, plums and hops, within a gilt rococo C-scroll frame, recto and verso with similar reserves, the sides with floral sprigs, blue woven textile ground, outswept base, 5cm wide, c. 1760
Los 1274
An early George III South Staffordshire enamel serpentine commode-shaped table snuff box, each face colourfully painted with sprays of country flowers within scrolling borders, the pink ground enamelled in white with trellis, verso of hinged cover with further floral sprays and sprigs, 7cm wide, c. 1760
Los 1275
An early George III South Staffordshire green enamel rounded rectangular scent bottle etui, the front printed and picked out in colour with a pair of amorous putti, each cradling a dove, and inscribed Youth 's the Season fit for Love, the verso with putti holding a rose as one and inscribed Let us all its Pleasures Prove, each reserve within a gilded oval frame, the hinged cover painted in colourful enamels with a pink rose and tulip, enclosing a glass phial and stopper, 6cm high, c. 1765
Los 1280
A George III South Staffordshire enamel waisted circular snuff box, hinged cover painted with flowers and stiff leaves, on an opaque ground, the side with further sprigs, 5cm diam, c. 1780; a patch box, inscribed Accept this Trifle from a Friend Whose Love for Thee Will Never End, 4cm wide, c.1800 (2)
Los 1426
A 19th century French Louis XV Revival ormolu mantel clock, by Lecocq of Paris, 7cm white enamel circular dial inscribed with Roman numerals, twin-winding holes, eight-day movement striking on a bell, the bombé case cast in the rococo taste with budding floral finial, scrolling rocaille, cartouche and C-scrolls, shaped rectangular base with outswept scroll feet, the movement numbered VS 159, 28cm high, c. 1870
Los 1427
A 19th century French patinated and bronzed spelter and rose marble clock, 9cm white enamel circular dial inscribed with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds, eight-day movement striking on a bell, twin-winding holes, the skirted plateau surmounted by a reclining, scantily clad beauty serenading birds with music, beside a lyre-capped, rose entwined columnar pedestal, the frieze with gilt-metal laureate garlands, reeded, beaded and acanthus bun feet, 31cm high, 51cm wide, c. 1890
Los 1432
A French Art Deco silver-metal mounted red, verde antico and specimen marble mantel clock, 11cm white enamel circular dial inscribed Dauzet, Reims, Arabic numerals, twin-winding holes, eight-day movement striking on a bell, rounded case, projecting arch with a silvered basket of flowers to apron, within a rope twist border, flanked by a columnar frieze inlaid with alternating specimen marbles, breakcentre skirted base, 27cm high, 35cm wide, c. 1930
Los 1433
A French Louis Philippe ormolu mantel clock, 13cm convex enamel dial inscribed with Roman and subsidiary Arabic numerals, twin winding holes, fourteen day movement striking on a bell, the backplate numbered 1913, the case boldly cast in the Rococo taste with scrolling acanthus and crested by a scantily clad putto holding a sundial, allegorical of time, 42cm high, c.1840
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