An 18ct white gold emerald and diamond oval cluster ring, with a central oval mixed cut emerald, estimated as approximately 1.52ct, four claw set to the centre, with a border of brilliant cut diamonds, all four claw set in wire collets to a wire basket, to knife edge shoulders and a plain shank, head 13.70 x 11.90mm, 5.27g.Finger size N½Condition report: Diamonds bright and lively. They are a little bit dirty, but are assessed as approximately:Colour H/IClarity VS to SI rangeSome surface wear to the crown facet edges of the emerald visible under 10X magnification, but there do not appear to be any surface-reaching inclusions.Minor abrasion to the girdle under 10X magnification. No chips.All claws present and in good condition.Light marks to the mount and shank commensurate with its age.Shank would benefit from being re-rhodium plated.
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A Burberry Haymarket cheque shoulder flap bag, brown leather trim and adjustable shoulder strap, front magnetic closure, opening to three section interior, one with zip pocket, 28cm wide, 8cm deep, 19cm highCondition report: Good overal condition to exterior, there are some marks and scratches, but they do not detract from the overall look of the bag.Interior with crease marks, some light marks and stains.
A silver Arts and Crafts amethyst and dog tooth pearl brooch, c.1910, a lily pad shaped brooch with an oval mixed cut amethyst, rub set to the centre, with curved radiating wires with looped ends, a pair of bead set chains below to a similarly set oval plaque, suspended below, with a pair of trace chains gathered to a dog tooth pearl pendent drop, 74 x 24mm, 5.39gCondition report: Light surface marks consistent with its age.Pin slighly loose.
A Gucci Accessory Collection brown canvas and leather Boston bag, traditional monogrammed canvas, leather detailing and dual rolled handles, zip top closer, opening to interior zip pocket, with dust bag, 32cm wide, 14cm deep, 19cm highCondition report: This bag is in good overall condition, there are a few marks and scratches but they do not detract from the overall look of the bag.The Accessory Collection label is missing.The interior is in pretty good condition, there are a few pen marks, dust particles and signs of light dirt.
A Chloé 'Paddington' oxblood leather handbag,a grained calfskin leather exterior, dual rolled top leather handles, matt gold-tone hardware, large signature logo engraved padlock with detachable key, double top zip closure and a cream lined interior with zip pocket, with care card and dust bag, serial number 03-05-53, 36cm wide, 20cm deep, 16cm highCondition report: This bag is in good condition with very light signs of wear. The interior is in good condition although there is a very small mark on the phone pocket
mark of Louis Arnold Galvin, London 1961, in the Georgian style, each with a square shell cornered base, knopped column and part marked detachable shell edged and scalloped sconce, 25cm in height, the bases with green baize table protectors, loaded (2)Provenance:Landwade Hall, Suffolk Louis Galvin was apprenticed to H G Murphy and received his Freedom in 1935. His masterpiece is currently in the Goldsmiths' Company collection. During the war, Galvin worked at Hawkers at Kingston-on-Thames, building aircraft. In 1946, he started work with Edward Barnard & Co where he remained for 10 years before setting up his own business in Hatton Garden, London.Condition report: Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Loading appears intact (no noise when shaking the sticks) though there is very minor loss of loading to the very edge of the corners on one. Green table protectors in good condition. Hallmarks and part marks clear and crisp. Some light surface scratching and minor dents and dings as to be expected. Silver do not appear perforated anywhere.
both with mark of Irish Silver Ltd, the candelabra, 1967, of squat form, the loaded circular base with a band of Celtic designed decoration, short conical column to a centre light, two flat and tapering branches with Celtic decoration, each terminating in a further light, 26cm overall diameter, 15cm in height; the spirit measure, 1980, of simple and traditional form, with spun bowls and turned rims, 9.5cm in height 0.9ozt (2)Condition report: Candelabra: Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Some surface scratches as to be expected. Green baize table protector a little stained. Stands well on a flat surface with no wobble. Very minor twist to both branches. Hallmarks clear.Spirit measure: Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Some surface scratches as to be expected. Hallmarks clear.
seventy-six off-round light cream pearls, diameter from 7.1 to 7.5mm, strung knotted to a white metal floral clasp with a central rubover set round brilliant cut diamond, diameter 3.7mm, estimated approximate weight 0.20ct, unhallmarked, stamped '750', length including clasp 63cm, weight 43.3g
the pendant, a pierced lozenge set with a central natural colour light cream Akoya cultured pearl, diameter 8mm, bordered by grain set round brilliant cut diamonds, suspending a detachable Edison pink freshwater cultured pearl, diameter 12.7mm, diamond set bale, length including bale 4cm, suspended from a fine diamond cut trace chain, length 39cm, bolt ring clasp, unhallmarked, pendant stamped '750'; the ear pendants to match with central Akoya cultured pearl, diameter 6.9mm, suspending a detachable Edison pink freshwater cultured pearl, diameter 12.5mm, length 3.8cm, post and scroll fittings, unhallmarked, stamped '750', gross weight 17.3g (2)
circa 1968, the signed circular champagne dial, 20mm diameter, with gold coloured batons and hands, signed fully jewelled mechanical crown wind movement calibre C.41 number 1796788, case, 22mm diameter, verso snap on with brushed finish, signed interior numbered 1855085 with London import marks for 18ct gold in addition to Swiss marks and Poinçon de Maître, Hammer Head number 117 for Gunther & Co SA, to an aftermarket 9ct gold tapered mesh link bracelet terminating in a two stage fold over ladder clasp, overall length 16.5cm, weight ex movement 9g and presented in the original liveried bottle-green caseCondition report: Crystal: Some light surface scratching and a very minor crack between 12 and 1 o'clock.Dial: Generally both dial and hands in good condition. Some extremely minor deterioration to the dial at the baton ends at 5,6 and 7 o'clock.Movement: In working order, though not tested for timekeeping. The crown engages and disengages as it should, and the hands move freely in both directions. The crown is un liveried, so likely a replacement.Case: Some surface scratches to the head, as to be expected. The bracelet is in good condition and the clasp functions satisfactorilyExtras: Presented in the original IWC liveried case, no papers/
circa 1953, model 2777, the signed circular cream coloured dial, 30mm diameter, with gold coloured alternate batons and Arabic numerals, gold coloured hands, centre sweep and inner rotating date setting disc, signed fully jewelled mechanical crown wind movement decorated with 'The Côtes de Genève', calibre P810/A, number 821905, with date setting pusher within the crown, case, 33mm diameter, verso snap on, numbered 579500, interior liveried, to an aftermarket brown leather strap with pin buckleFootnote: Built for less than three years - from 1952-1954 - this unusual 'calendar date' model possesses a special characteristic: a calendar feature activated through a "hidden" pusher.Rather than having a traditional date window on the dial, the watch features a marker on a rotating disk that points to the date in the same style as their legendary 'Memovox' alarm watch, introduced in the previous year. Instead of needing to make the appropriate number of rotations with the hands to set the date, each press of the pusher built into the crown advances the dial by one day.The 'P' prefix to the calibre number indicates that the movement is shock protected, but because this model was produced for such a short amount of time, nobody is quite sure whether it has a 'real' name - it appears simply to be known as 'the calendar date', and even the advertisements of the time refer to it simply as "montre calendrier".Looking like the Memovox model (because of the central disc), but much rarer, this watch is now a much sought after collector's item.Condition report: Crystal: Overall in good condition, with some light surface scratches and minor nicks as to be expected.Dial: Overall in good condition, a little dirty but with no obvious signs of damage. Some very minor spotting around the numerals and around the edge and the centre of the calendar disc. Hands in good condition with some very minor spotting, viewable under magnification.Movement: In working order, though not tested for timekeeping. Crown engages and disengages as it should, and the hands move freely in both directions. Calendar advance button fully operational. Movement winds smoothly.Case: Overall in good condition, with some light surface scratches and minor nicks as to be expected.Misc: Aftermarket strap appears to be a recent addition with only minor wear.
mark of Samuel Jacob, London 1899 of rectangular form, three sides lavishly decorated with repoussé foliage over a textured ground, the fourth side plain with a window, stamped to the top rail RD335974, interior with a vertical divider to allow storage for two packs of cards, 3.5 x 3.5 x 5cm, 1.3ozt weighable silver, and presented with the cardsProvenance:Collection of the late Mr Nigel AlingtonItems formerly at Little Barford Manor House, BedfordshireCondition report: Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Some light surface scratches all over, as to be expected. Front top rail a little out of shape. There are interior guides to the rear of the front, suggesting there was once a glass or perspex cover to the front window, which is now lacking. Both packs appear complete, though most of the cards are scuffed and showing signs of wear.
Birmingham 1844, of rectangular form, the surface decorated with chased and embossed foliage and scrolls over a textured ground, to the centre a high relief repoussé depiction of the Walter Scott Monument, Edinburgh, verso heavily decorated with foliage and scrolls around a central circular and monogrammed cartouche, hinged cover, 9 x 6cm, 1.6oztCondition report: Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Hinge a little loose but does not appear strained, and the cover opens and closes well. Hallmarks a little rubbed but still easily identifiable. Some light surface scratches all over as to be expected but no perforations.
Birmingham 1831, of rectangular form, decorated all over with engine turned engraving to an applied cast foliate border, part marked piano hinged cover with a central monogrammed rectangular cartouche, gilded interior, 7.5 x 4.5cm, 3oztCondition report: Overall in good condition with no obvious signs of damage or repair. The cover opens and closes well, and the hinge does not appear strained. Some light surface scratches all over, as to be expected. Hallmarks clear. Interior a little tarnished and stained.
Birmingham, probably 1835, of oval form, the piano hinged cover lap set with a slice of dendritic 'scenic' agate, the natural inclusions giving the appearance of a winter scene, verso with foliate decoration around a central vacant oval cartouche, sides similarly decorated, interior with part marked, hinged and pierced grille with scrolled decoration around a central flower, 5 x 4cm, 2ozt grossFootnote: Dendritic agate - actually a translucent chalcedony - is prized for its natural tree or fern like inclusions called dendrites (from the Greek for tree-like) of iron or manganese. They are formed from the crystallisation of decomposing solutions of neighbouring rock. Clever and skilled cutting - bringing the inclusions almost to the surface of the stone - is required to reveal their natural beauty which often appear to resemble ice crystals, trees or even, as in this example, a whole winter scene.Condition report: Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Some very light scratches and a minor grizzle to the edge of the 'scenic agate'. The inclusions are extremely close to the surface of the stone, as to be expected.Both sets of hinges are in good order and neither appear strained. Grille in good condition with no damage to the piercing.Hallmarks a bit 'smudged' but still readily identifiable.
marks not identified (KC in a rectangle), Vienna, with Dianakopf 1st mark for 950/1000 standard silver, of rectangular form and decorated all over with cream, almost iridescent, guilloché enamel with a linear outer border of light blue enamel, piano hinged cover with a central decorative motif grain set with rose cut diamonds and a cabochon turquoise, gilded interior, 9 x 5cm, 4.8ozt
London 1977, with additional Jubilee mark, the realistically cast beaver, modelled on all fours and chewing a branch, with additional engraved detailing to the body and tail, 12 x 4cm, 5.7oztCondition report: Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Some light surface scratches as to be expected. Hallmark clear and crisp. Stands well on a flat surface with no wobble.
one stick with mark of John & Thomas Settle, Gunn & Co, Sheffield 1826, the other with mark of John & Thomas Settle, Sheffield 1817, each circular loaded base with gadroon decoration and engraved with the crest of TALBOT, decorated knopped column and part marked detachable nozzles (both dated 1817), both branches with mark of Hawksworth, Eyre & Co, Sheffield 1875, each with a central light and two double scrolls each terminating in a further light, height of sticks 31cm, overall height including the branches, 50cm, 52.3ozt weighable silver (2)Provenance:Collection of the late Mr Nigel AlingtonItems formerly at Little Barford Manor House, Bedfordshire
mark of John Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater, London 1891, of squat, bulbous and panelled form lavishly decorated with repoussé and chased patterns, upper section plain, with personal engraving, foliate double scroll handle and sparrow beak spout, 6.5cm in height, 3.3ozt, presented in the original bottle-green and gold tooled fitted case, interior lined in green satin and velvetCondition report: Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Some light surface scratches as to be expected. Engraving and hallmarks both crisp and clear. Stands well on a flat surface with no wobble.Case generally in good condition, with some minor scuffing to the outer, and some further scuffing to the base. Interior with very minor wear to the edges of the cut-out section.
mark of William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1895, in the manner of Paul Storr and of compressed circular form, the teapot with half gadrooned body and shell and gadrooned parapet, part marked, domed and hinged cover topped with finial fitting (wooden finial lacking), wooden handle, the two handled sugar bowl and cream jug to match, 15.7ozt gross (3)Condition report: All three pieces with matching worn and indecipherable crests.Teapot: Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of repair. A very minor split to the underside of the parapet. Some minor surface scratches, dents and dings as to be expected. Hinge a little loose and the wooden finial is lacking. Handle a little loose in the socket and the bottom pin is lacking. A minor split to the handle top near the pinhole. Hallmark rubbed but readable.Milk: Overall in fair condition. Some evidence of repairs to the spout, and the spout is a little out of shape. Some surface scratches, dents and dings as to be expected. Hallmark rubbed but readable. Foot a little out of shape.Sugar: Overall in fair condition. Some evidence of repair to the underside of the parapet. Some evidence of light crushing with creasing to the underside of the parapet, and the parapet is a little out of shape. Some surface scratches, dents and dings as to be expected. Hallmark rubbed but readable. Foot a little out of shape.
mark of Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1899, each with quatrefoil shell cornered base engraved with a crest, possibly that of BURTON, knopped column and part marked detachable shell edged sconce, two of the sticks supporting a foliate capped scrolled branch each end terminating in a capital, drip pan and part marked nozzle, the centre of each branch with a raised section supporting the third light, loaded and weighted bases, height of the sticks 28cm, maximum height including the branches, 47cm, 64.4ozt gross weighable silver (3)Footnote: Metamorphic candelabras are the most versatile of all styles, and this example can be used as a pair of single sticks, by removing the branch and removing and replacing one of the nozzles, or as a full three-light.Condition report: Sticks:Overall in reasonable condition. No splits or perforations. Some minor dents and dings as to be expected. Hallmarks and part marks crisp and clear as are the crests.All three wobble slightly when on a flat surface. Loading showing early signs of starting to break up, particularly on one stick, with the metal weight sitting very slightly proud of the base. Some minor damage and creasing to the rims of the capitals, particularly on two of the sticks, noticeable with the sconces removed.Branch A: In good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Hallmarks and part marks all clear. Some minor surface scratches, dents and dings as to be expected. Centre light thread in good condition and centre light removable for conversion to a two light. Branches are attached direct to the socketBranch B: In good condition with no obvious sign of damage. Hallmarks and part marks all clear. Some minor surface scratches, dents and dings as to be expected. Centre light thread in good condition and centre light removable for conversion to a two light. Slightly different base fittings with the branches soldered to a domed flange which then sits over the socket, though all pieces have matching part marks, so this is unlikely to be a later repair, just a different style of manufacture.
A GOOD QUALITY DUTCH STYLE FIVE LIGHT BRASS CEILING LIGHT FITTING 54cm high (excluding chain) Condition Report : very heavy, much finer than many ceiling light fittings Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
TWO 1/12 SCALE MINICHAMPS CLASSIC BIKE SERIES MODELS comprising a No.13 (Item 122 133401), 2005 Triumph Rocket III, graphite, boxed (headlights, one wing mirror and brightwork trim piece detached; one headlight lens cloudy and the other detached from mounting); and No.17 (Item 122 161001), 1968-78 Honda CB 750 KO, Candy gold, boxed (lacking one wing mirror, both rear indicator lenses and rear light lens).
A group of four vintage 20th century ceramic porcelain Beswick figurines to include a Fawn - Doe model No. 999A designed by Arthur Gredington in light and dark brown - Matt, Donkey model No. 1364B design by Mr. Orwell, Beswick horse model No. 1549 and a Chaffinch model No 991 design by Arthur Gredington. All with makers mark to the underside.
1989 BMW 325i Saloon Auto - Iconic BMW E30 shape in stunning bronze - Displayed as a very original example - Odometer reading 96,000 miles, MOTd until May 2022 The BMW E30 has quickly become a design icon of the eighties. Designed by Claus Luth in 1978, the E30 combined dashing looks with free-revving motoring through both four and six cylinder models being both fuel efficient yet pacey. This particular RHD example is specd with an automatic transmission, electric steel sunroof, electronic adjustable wing mirrors, air-conditioning and showcased in bronze. Additionally, the car comes with its original Blaupunkt radio cassette player which is all working, beige cloth interior, its four original keys and has its original tool kit in the boot. The vendor exclaims that he bought the car off an Surrey-based elderly lady that had the car for most of its life (1992-2021) and who maintained it religiously through regular maintenance and by keeping it undercover out of the elements. Its history file supports some of this upkeep with its condition reflecting its pampered life. From our inspection, this 325i looks like it has been well looked after as the exterior and interior reflect care. Both the wheels and paintwork look original, with the body flaunting a deep shine. With only three former keepers, this example offers a great opportunity to buy a timeless eighties saloon which continues to go up in value. - Our buyers premium on all cars, motorbikes and scooters is 10% + VAT. - We encourage any interested parties to inspect the vehicle on our viewing days and prior to sale on Thursday 2nd December to satisfy themselves on the car's condition, please check our buying terms and conditions for cars and bikes available online or via email. - Transportation options may be available, please contact us for a quote.Condition Report: From our inspection, the car appears smart and looks like it has been well maintained with little to aesthetically fault. It also seemed to start up and idled as you would expect it to. Since delivered on site ABS light has turned on.
1963 Mercedes-Benz 300 SE Sedan Fintail Barn Find - Comes with a collection of parts - Not complete; engine for example is not with the vehicle - Tax disk indicates it was likely last on the road in 1993 The Mercedes 300 SE was one of four models that Mercedes decided to introduce their new Fintail body style to. The 300 SEs success in the luxury sedan market had moulded the car into their flagship model, aimed at wealthy clientele. When launched at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 1961, the 300 SE was double the cost of a Jaguar E-Type. They went on to produce over five thousand examples until production ceased in 1965 where they were superseded by the 600 Grosser. This era of luxury Mercedes is now extremely sought after due to its combination of aesthetic extravagance with matching performance from its 3-litre fuel-injected engine which produced 170BHP. This example from our checks was originally grey but has clearly been sitting for a number of years with parts being taken out. For example the vehicle is without its engine or transmission. It does however come with a large array of spares including an additional front grille, bumpers and trim alongside light clusters. Ewbanks encourages any interested parties to come to take a look at the vehicle on our viewing days prior to the sale and request a condition report to gain insight into the cars state. There is no doubt this would make a great restoration project with fully restored examples meeting high results at auction. Alternatively the car offers a great donor to another project. - Our buyers premium on all cars, motorbikes and scooters is 10% + VAT. - We encourage any interested parties to inspect the vehicle on our viewing days and prior to sale on Thursday 2nd December to satisfy themselves on the car's condition, please check our buying terms and conditions for cars and bikes available online or via email. - Transportation options may be available, please contact us for a quote.Condition Report: Extensive corrosion on most panels of the car. Windscreen is cracked. Engine, drivers side door and transmission are not with the car and could have more missing mechanically parts. Interior looks decayed but seats have held up reasonably well from storage - they would obviously care for a refurb however. Vehicle does come with an array of parts in the boot of the vehicle and the back seat. For example another front grille, taillight clusters and bumper parts are all visible. Vehicle has no history apart from its V5c which shows 4 former keepers. Clearly the vehicle would require a serious restoration to bring it back to drivability, however, the parts should hold some considerable value due to the rarity of these examples to any sixties Mercedes enthusiast.
2002 Suzuki Grand Vitara 2.0 16v 5-door 4x4 - 5-door 4x4- Bull Bar & side steps- Ten-Spoke option alloy wheels- One keeper for the last 15 years - MOT expires November 2022Launched in 1988 to provide a more substantial multi-terrain capable vehicle than the compact 'Jimny' the Vitara model was universally successful and helped to establish Suzuki as a global market 4-wheel motor manufacturer, having initially been predominantly recognised for 2-wheel motorcycles in the prior decades.Suzuki announced the second generation model in November 1997. Slightly larger, more expensive, and more powerful, it used a light-duty automobile-type rack-and-pinion steering box instead of the recirculating ball truck unit used in the first generation. Most sold in the UK used the ubiquitous 2.0 petrol, although a 1.6-litre GV1600 became available in 2001 but never matched the popularity of the 2-litre.CA02 VAV was registered in July 2002. Specd in metallic silver, it is the 5-door model with 2.0-litre engine, mated to 5-speed manual gearbox. It has 2-WD / 4-WD Transfer Case selector and is optioned with with very smart 10-spoke Suzuki alloy wheels. Other smart features include the relatively subtle front factory bull bar and polished metal side-steps. It is also fitted with anti-shatter privacy glass. The car is reported at being a pleasure to drive and very capable in all conditions. The vehicle is sold with two keys, full V5, Original Service booklet and Suzuki owners wallet. The car was advised with slightly perished CV joints during the latest MOT issued in recent weeks. The vendor has had a garage fit brand new ones and a receipt for such will be included in the history file. The current MOT expires in November 2022.- Our buyers premium on all cars, motorbikes and scooters is 10% + VAT. - We encourage any interested parties to inspect the vehicle on our viewing days and prior to sale on Thursday 2nd to satisfy themselves on the car's condition, please check our buying terms and conditions for cars and bikes available online or via email. - Transportation options may be available, please contact us for a quote.
Wedgwood Chester pattern gilded tea and dinner service, including vegetable tureens, meat plate, gravy boat etcAll in fairly good, used condition. All of first quality. 7 x dinner plates, 8 x 20cm side plates (6 cracked). 9 x 15cm side plates (3 cracked), 8 x soup coupes and saucers, 8 x coffee cans and saucers, 6 x teacups with 8 saucers, 2 x oval meat plates, 2 x tureens and covers, 1 x teapot. All plates have light surface scratches and knife marks, gilding rubbed.
Make & Model: Mini Roadster CooperDate of Reg: AO64 BLVColour: Blackcc: 1598MoT: 07-10-2022Fuel Type: PETROLMileage: 49kTransmission: MANUALSummary: Three registered keepers. £3825 of extras including CHILI pack, media pack, Mini yours soda sport leather steering wheel and 16' 6-star twin spoke light alloy wheels in black.Vehicle Check Sheet: https://angliacarauctions.co.uk/umbraco/surface/auction/GetVehicleCheckSheet?id=150444
A PHILLIPS AND CO, YELLOW GLAZED SUNDERLAND POTTERY JUG commemorating Sir Francis Burdett, the Independent Champion of British Freedom, with a poem to the reverse, together with a teapot transfer printed with Waterloo Church & Hougoumont, a jug with The Blacksmiths Epitaph, another teapot and a bowl (5) Condition Report: A PHILLIPS AND CO, YELLOW GLAZED SUNDERLAND POTTERY JUG - light crazing, a small chip at the end of the handle, rubbing to top rim. a teapot - chip to lid and underside, handle off but there, chips to spout. a jug with The Blacksmiths Epitaph - has a replacement metal handle, chips to to the jug rim which are under the silver edge. another teapot - heavily crazed and with hairline cracks, chips to spout . a bowl - crazed and wear to the inside. All items have wear as expected with age.
A PAIR OF CONTINENTAL FIGURES OF MEN one possibly dowsing for water, another similar of a man with a wheel barrow, a military figure of a man with drum at his feet, a smaller drummer figure, a French faience box and a electric light fitting with fo dog and flowers Condition Report: All figures have various losses and may have been restored, repainted, etc. Wear and tear as expected to include losses to the paintwork/enamel, fire cracks, crazing, etc.
A PAIR OF KAREL NEKOLA PLAQUES one depicting a woman and girl with a string of pearls, with inscription Ne nos inducas in tentatione (Lead us not into temptation) and the other of a woman and boy with candle Quis vetet apposito lumen de lumine tolli? Mille licet capiant, deperit inde nihil. (Who will forbid one light to be taken from another? A thousand can take fire yet nothing from frost), both signed and dated 1903, 26cm diameter The property of the late Maureen Robertson Exhibited in1976 at the Wemyss Exhibition at Sotheby's Belgravia and one has a Christies Scotland sticker to the base Illustrated in Wemyss Ware, Scottish Academic Press, 1986, page 124, plate no 270 Condition Report: Both lightly crazed. There maybe paint flakes and glaze imperfections to some pieces.
A CLICHY BARBERS POLE PAPERWEIGHT with fifteen spaced canes, including one with C signature cane with red and white twisted ribbon strands between, 6.5cm diameter, and two other millefiori cane paperweights (3) Condition Report: Clichy - has a deep impact mark to side, another smaller impact mark, surface chips and is very scratched to top surface. other two weights are okay and have light surface scratches.
A 1930's CARLTON WARE BABYLON PATTERN VASE with gilt handles, 15.5cm high, a Babylon pattern dish 21.5cm long, and a Devils Copse pattern vase, printed and painted marks to all pieces (3) Condition Report: BABYLON PATTERN VASE - light crazing, gilt good. Babylon pattern dish - light crazing, gilt ribbed to corners of handle. small deep scratch to the left of central flower. a Devils Copse pattern vase - has a crack from the rim approx 3cm in length.
A COLLECTION OF VICTORIAN AND LATER HAIR ORNAMENTS a hinged light coloured tortoise shell comb, with gold coloured metal and black enamel Greek key pattern in a buckle design, with links of blown glass faux pearls and twisted links in three scalloped drapes. Dimensions approx 11cm diameter, length of drop 10.5cm, comb 7cm x 5.8cm. A light tortoise shell comb, with a hinged clear glass gem set floral swathe of approx 18.5cm across, a pair of gold coloured metal flower en tremblant hair pins, diameter of the flowers 4.5cm, pins 11cm, a pair of black facet cut hollow glass balls, hinged hair pins, diameter 3cm, pins 11.5cm, a further pair of tortoise shell double pins length 10cm, and a plain wide tortoise shell comb dimensions 9cm x 11cm. Condition Report: A hinged light coloured tortoise shell comb, with gold coloured metal and black enamel;- any marks from manufacture, not damage, gold plating, bright like it was made yesterday. (but definitely wasn ‘ t!) with links of blown glass faux pearls;- a few missing, but not very noticeable as they are loose on a wire & could be wiggled round to hide the gaps. Comb;- no damage, but slight drying out has split the layers so they can be seen. Overall super condition!. A light tortoise shell comb;-no damage, just very slight drying out, showing the layers of tortoiseshell, with a hinged clear glass gem set floral swathe;- Historic damage, centre top fan has been lead soldered back in place, with loss of two of the lower gems, with seven clear gems missing from the bottom band, and a small oner missing from a flower. Metal flower en tremblant hair pins;-both in good condition, springs, in good order. A pair of black facet cut hollow glass balls, hinged hair pins,Good condition, very slight discolouration to the pins. A further pair of tortoise shell double pins;- very slight bleaching, possibly from hair products/sweat, to the lower pin, very slight separation of the layers, but overall good. Plain wide tortoise shell comb;- no teeth missing, slight distortion to the shape of the teeth, probably from wear,sharp scratches to both the inside and out, very slight layer separation .
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