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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA George VI rectangular silver and blue enamel cigarette case, with engine turned decoration and gilt interior, by Adie Brothers Ltd, hallmarks Birmingham 1938, length 11cm, 5.4ozGood overall condition, only one small section of enamel loss to bezel, otherwise just light surface abrasions all over, push button working, interior gilding bright, hallmarks clear
A 19th century Dutch silver? white metal travelling corkscrew, engraved foliate decoration with screw barrel cover and steel worm, overall length 8cmFair overall condition, handle silver has rubbed through on the tips, small dents all over and light abrasions, screw cap working, impressed sword mark
A George V silver and tortoiseshell jewel box, circular form with scalloped decoration, by E S Barnsley & Co, hallmarks Birmingham 1919, diameter 9cmGood overall condition, no obvious damage or repair, a few light dents to the body and slight wear to high points, internal lining slightly frayed, hallmarks slightly rubbed
A 19th century relief carved shell cameo panel brooch, depicting cherub being pulled by 2 snails, in unmarked gold frame, brooch length 20.6mm, 2.5gVery good original condition, no damage or repair, high points slightly rubbed, no obvious cracks when held up to strong light, settings lightly abraded, brooch fitting working and safety chain present, framed unmarked
An Elizabeth II silver and enamel circular compact, engine turned sunburst decoration with hand painted flowers, maker's marks DC Brothers, hallmarks Birmingham 1962, diameter 7.5cm, 3oz weighableExcellent original condition, no damage or repair, only a few light surface abrasions to enamel, push button and hinge working, hallmarks clear
An early 20th century Indian sterling silver cigarette box and matching hand brush, relief embossed village and elephant scenes, box length 12cm (2)Both in good original condition, no obvious damage or repairs, some very light dents and wear on high points, box has personalised engraved initials, no maker's marks, marks clear, stamped sterling silver
A GEORGE III PIERCED SILVER BASKET with finely cast and applied openwork border of trailing roses and other flowers, C scrolls and rocaille the detachable handle with applied cartouche, on four mask-and-shell feet, 36.5cm l, by William Plummer, London 1771, 45ozs Possible light erasure of engraving; good condition
AN ELIZABETH I SILVER COMMUNION CUP the tapered bowl on spool stem with central knop and fillets above and below, the rim of the spreading foot with punched ornament, 18cm h, maker A K conjoined (Andrew Kemp) [Jackson 3rd edition, p 93] London 1571, 8ozs Light wear but not split or repaired, there is thinning and therefore one can surmise it was originally engraved with a device and/or inscription, foot slightly dented, marks well spaced and generally very good for period
A RUSSIAN SILVER BOMBE SUGAR BOX AND COVER flat chased with scroll work, on four hairy paw feet, 10cm l, Cyrillic maker's mark, Moscow 1741, 4ozs 17dwts Light wear consistent with age, marks reasonably clear: all three marks on underside of box and on top / underside of cover, no splits or repairs. Close examination under 10x magnification of one foot indicates minute split where it joins body but apparently not repaired and stable
A PAIR OF OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE PIERCED OCTAGONAL SALT CELLARS, C1790 on fluted feet, blue glass liners, 9cm l, an old Sheffield Plate cruet frame and set of three contemporary cut glass condiment bottles and stoppers (lacking one stopper) and an early Victorian papier mache cruet frame and four various condiment bottles Even light wear but not damaged or replated. One liner possibly contemporary, the other a later replacement, both liners undamaged. Condiment frame replated
A NEALE & CO BOTANICAL PEARLWARE CENTREPIECE, PAIR OF JOSEPH HEATH & CO BOTANICAL PEARLWARE SAUCE TUREENS AND TWO OTHER CONTEMPORARY BOTANICAL DISHES WITH SILVER LUSTRE RIM, C1820-30 centrepiece 31cm l, impressed marks, painted titles in red script All with light wear and scratches, one of the cream bowls cracked, the other with some flaking of the brown enamel around the rim. Square dish with spots of flaking, plate with hairline crack at 8 o'clock
A LOWESTOFT BLUE AND WHITE SCALLOP SHELL SHAPED DISH, C1765 painted to the centre with a peony in scroll and flower border, the auricles with lattice, 11.5cm l, painter's mark 3 inside footrim, a Lowestoft patty pan, c1770, painted with a moth and two sprays in berry border and a Lowestoft mug, c1775, transfer printed in underglaze blue with sunflower and rose sprays divided by a moth, painted overglaze in iron red (3) Shell - firing faults and small flat chip outside the rim at 1 o'clock and another at 5 o'clock. Patty pan - tiny flat chip at 4 o'clock. Mug with some light wear and firing crack at base of handle. No restoration
A COALPORT GREEN GROUND TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, C1825 painted with panels of flowers and richly gilt, teapot, cover and stand 17cm h, pattern 2/22- [on one plate] (36) Teapot - handle and spout with professional restoration. Cover - two small flat chips under the rim, not normally visible. Jug- wear to gilding on handle but undamaged. Slop basin - interior flower painting rubbed. Sucrier - finial resecured into position with metal pin. The other items in good condition but with general light wear that does little to detract from the opulent, rich decoration of this service
THREE SPODE TAPERSTICKS COMPRISING A "VAN DYKE CANDLESTICK", "GLOBE BODIED CANDLESTICK" AND "FLAT CANDLESTICK", C1815-20 one with raised gilt decoration on a claret ground, another painted with flowers on gilt seeding, 3.8 - 6.5cm h, red painted mark and patterns SPODE 3328, 3993 or 2009 Flat candlestick - gilding slightly rubbed. Van Dyke candlestick - firing fault on handle and light wear. The other with light wear to gilding mainly on rim of foot, no restoration detected
A SET OF FIVE BERLIN DISHES, EARLY 19TH C in two sizes, painted with a loose bouquet and moth in formal gilt brownish red border, 27 and 31cm diam, impressed numbers, underglazed blue sceptre Light wear mainly on the rim, one of the three larger dishes with small flat chip under the rim, not normally visible, not cracked, no restoration
AFTER SIR JOHN BAPTIST DE MEDINA PORTRAIT OF ANN WEMYSS COUNTESS OF LEVEN seated three quarter length in a red dress holding an emblem of an orange and flowers, a fountain beyond, with inscription upper left, oil on canvas, 122 x 98cmThe sitter was the daughter James, Lord Burntisland and Margaret Countess of Wemyss. She was married to David Leslie 3rd Earl of Leven (1660-1728) the great scottish soldier, statesman implicated in the Rye House Plot. A supporter of William of Orange his family was responsible for bringing the artist Sir John Baptist Medina to Scotland. Varnish slightly misty and light craqueleur; requires a clean. Lined probably in the early 20th century. A Christie's stencil client number on the stretcher. Circa early 20th C gilt frame in the correct style and although dirty in generally good condition
WILLIAM PITT (1818-1900) STREET IN LOOE CORNWALL; EAST LOOE a pair, both signed with monogram and dated 1860, both signed and dated again (1859) and inscribed verso, oil on Winsor & Newton's prepared panels, 22 x 16.5cm (2) Both in good untouched original condition, the varnish discoloured and requiring a light clean. In the original late Victorian gilt frame, gold painted many years ago
THOMAS THOMAS (1821- C1900) VIEW NEAR HOLME LACEY HEREFORDSHIRE signed, inscribed verso, oil on canvas, 75 x 120cm In the same condition as when supplied by Frost & Reed, 1960s/70s, unlined. Two small patch repairs verso, varnish requiring a light clean, in 18th c style gilt frame, basically ready to hang
GEORGE BARRELL WILLCOCK (1811-1852) A WATERMILL signed and inscribed Near Bath, oil on canvas, 29 x 39cm In the same good restored condition as when supplied by Frost & Reed in the 1960s or early 70s; lined with localised retouching, the varnish now requiring a light clean. In good quality 18th c style gilt frame
ATTRIBUTED TO FREDERICK LEE BRIDELL (1830-1863) CAPRICCIO WITH THE COLOSSEUM AND THE ARCH OF CONSTANTINE WITH FIGURES oil on artist's board, 23.5 x 33.5cm Varnish cleaned in recent years with some light craquelure the medium a little thin in places and slightly scratched; old attribution on backboard
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