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Los 1568
CARRS OF SHEFFIELD; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver mounted easel back photograph frame with cast decoration of ribbons and swags, Sheffield 2002, together with three further hallmarked silver mounted easel back photograph frames (4).Additional InformationThe glass would benefit from cleaning, light wear throughout, but good condition.
Los 1569
WALKER & HALL; a cased set of six George V hallmarked silver teaspoons relief decorated to the handles with a pair of golf clubs and a golf ball, Sheffield 1933, approx weight 2.64ozt/82g, together with an onyx cigarette box of rectangular form with hallmarked silver mount for Birmingham 1916.Additional InformationTarnishing, light wear and scratches to the spoons, the onyx has heavy wear, scratching and scuffs, there is a crack to the front panel, numerous chips to the corner and rims, the corner is lifting slightly.
Los 1570
ALBERT CARTER; a George V hallmarked silver and guilloche enamel five piece dressing table set comprising hand mirror, two hairbrushes and two clothes brushes, each with sunburst style decoration, Birmingham 1932.Additional InformationVery light rubbing to the marks and tarnishing, each of the hairbrushes with chipping to the enamel, otherwise good.
Los 1571
JOSEPH WILLMORE; a George III hallmarked silver seal of plain form, Birmingham 1818 (probably), together with a hallmarked silver container of cylindrical form with chased floral decoration, length 3.5cm, and an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver money clip, combined weight 24.7g.Additional InformationThe seal with minor rubbing to the marks, light tarnishing throughout, the lidded container with minor dents and knocks,
Los 1645
WALTHAM; a 9ct yellow gold full hunter crown wind pocket watch, the enamel dial set with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, diameter 50mm, approx weight 96.1g.Additional InformationWhen wound the watch does run although this is no guarantee of working order, the are numerous dents and knocks to the case, light wear and scratches.
Los 165
An early 20th century Japanese Fukugawa porcelain vase decorated with a three claw dragon amongst clouds, on lilac ground, stylised painted mark to base, height 24cm.Footnote: This vase was presented to John Lankester Parker OBE by the Japanese Aviation firm Kawanishi when Mr Parker, representing the British Aviation firm Short Brothers, visited to instruct and supervise the production of the Short-Kawanishi K-F1 flying boat in the early 1930s; three photographs depicting this visit are included in this lot.Additional InformationVase appears in good condition, some very light general wear and dirt.
Los 168
An early 20th century Japanese Kutani vase with painted moulded decoration of figures beside Fuji and interior scene, bears signature to the underside, height 32cm, together with a Chinese Famille Rose bowl, a modern Imari bowl, a Noritake hat pin holder, etc.Additional InformationThe Kutani vase with light rubbing to the glaze and colour, the Chinese plate is cracked, please request further information if you require a condition report for the remaining items.
Los 172
A Japanese Meiji period Satsuma garlic neck vase, decorated with figures in landscape settings and exotic birds, height 45cm.Additional InformationLight glaze crazing throughout, there is a possible hairline to the top rim which is no more than 1cm in size but it looks to be a darker craze line, light wear to the gilding.
Los 180
A group of five Japanese Meiji Period three tone polished bronze vases, comprising a slender slightly ovoid example decorated with a chicken on a branch, height 22cm, a similarly decorated smaller pair, height 18cm, and a small pair decorated with bamboo, height 12cm, all five signed.Provenance: private collection in Surrey.Additional InformationThe two smaller vases have several dents around the base and also some small dents to the bodies and light surface scratches. The second pair, one has a bruise towards the top of the shoulder and a couple of tiny pin head sized dents, the other one has a single small dent approx. 3mm to the body and general surface wear throughout. The taller single vase has light surface wear, light scratches but otherwise OK.
Los 191
An 18th century Chinese Famille Rose porcelain twin handled vase and cover painted with floral sprays, with moulded dragon handles, height 25cm, together with further Oriental items including an early 19th century blue and white tea bowl, two further blue and white tea bowls, assorted metalware, etc (part af).Additional InformationThere are too many items to give an accurate condition report in this lot however the lidded jar is af with losses to the handles, chips to the rim and cracks to the body, the tea bowls with light wear, the mid size example with chipping to the foot and the smaller example with chipping to the rim.
Los 2005
A late 19th century French porcelain mantel clock with moulded and floral encrusted decoration in the form of a tree surrounding the central enamelled dial bearing Roman numerals, signed Leroy a Paris, height 21.5cm, width 30cm.Additional InformationLight wear to the gilding, losses to the floral encrusted decoration, the enamel dial is cracked, the back case is missing, minor chipping and losses.
Los 2008
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany mantel clock of rectangular form, the enamel dial set with Roman numerals and quarterly Arabic numerals above an oval inlaid panel, on four brass feet, with movement by Douglas Clock Co, complete with pendulum and key, height 25cm.Additional InformationThe case back is slightly loose but does close, there a noticeable chip/area of damage to the back of the clock, we offer no guarantee of working order, light wear throughout.
Los 2178
An Edwardian satinwood Carlton House desk with brown leather inset top flanked and above an arrangement of eleven drawers and two cupboard doors, on spade feet, width 115cm, height 96cm, depth 55cm.Additional InformationLight scratches and scuffs to leather, leg joints are slightly loose, minor splitting and losses to veneer, there is a large open crack to the right hand side panel, cracking to veneer,
Los 2321
A Danish rosewood sideboard, with four central drawers, flanked by a pair of sliding doors, on turned column legs, width 225cm, depth 45cm, height 79cm. With CITES certificate Number 617320/03Additional InformationTop with some light scuffs and scratches but nothing severe or impinging upon the look. The front possibly with a little fading but overall appearance good.
Los 2324
GORDON RUSSELL; a double helix sideboard with twin cupboard doors, raised on short tapering legs, bearing maker's plaque and width 122cm.Additional InformationTop perhaps with a slightly lighter colour. Top with a patina of scuffs and light scratches and marks throughout through use. Corners, sides and feet with knocks and scuffs. Many scratches to the lip at the bottom of the doors. A few scratches to both doors.
Los 232A
BLANCHARD’S EGYPTIAN MUSEUM, an Egyptian scarab on an onyx base, the underside with a label from Blanchards Museum Cairo which states ‘Heart Scarab, Period XXI-XXII Dynasty’, and with label to the side ‘R892’, overall length 6cm. Sold with a copy of a letter from The British Museum dated 8th January 1973. (2)Additional InformationThe date of the scarab is unknown. General light wear tot he scarab and the base. The label is believed to be original. The letter does not confirm the age of the scarab but does state that Blanchard had a large collection of scarabs which were dispersed after his death.
Los 2365
STEWART LINFORD; a reproduction light oak extending dining table with circular top and additional leaf, on carved baluster terminating on four swept feet, diameter excluding leaf 116cm, width including leaf 142cm, height 73cm, and a set of four elm seated Windsor type dining chairs on turned column supports (5).
Los 419
LIBERTY & CO; a Cymric Edwardian Art Nouveau hallmarked silver bonbon dish with three swept supports, Birmingham 1903, height 5cm, width including scrolling support approx. 15cm.Provenance: private collection north-west.Additional InformationGood clear hallmarks, very light surface wear. Where the pierced heart shaped motifs are at the edge, all three have split to the rim, underneath one of the swept handles there is a tiny area of damage to the edge but these faults are being ultra critical.
Los 426
LIBERTY & CO; an Edwardian hallmarked silver and enamel decorated vesta case of rounded rectangular form, Birmingham 1904, 5 x 4cm.Provenance: private collection north-west.Additional InformationOverall in good condition, a few light surface scratches but the hinge works well, the action closes and it has a clear hallmark.
Los 429
LIBERTY & CO; an Edwardian hallmarked silver and enamel decorated velvet cased travelling clock, with swing loop handle above plain case with unusual blue/green circular dial with the phrase 'Festina Lente' (Make Haste Slowly) used as the hour marker instead of Roman or Arabic numerals, Birmingham 1907, height of clock 8.5cm.Provenance: private collection north-west.Additional InformationThe case back is slightly sprung. there are a few light surface scratches, clear hallmarks. The minute hand is slightly bent forward away from the dial. No restoration or damage to the dial. There is a minute chip to the glass. the clock ticks when wound and adjusts correctly. There is some fraying and deterioration to both the inside and outside of the case.
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