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Lot 1221
A SWISS LIMEWOOD UMBRELLA STAND in the form of a bear standing on its hind legs, its right paw around a tree trunk, three playful cubs in the branches above, on entwined root base and rock feet, the animals with glass or black button eyes, 218cm h, c1900 Minor damage only and much build up dust/old polish on the upper surfaces, a good example
Lot 138
TREEN. TWO VICTORIAN COQUILLA NUT POMANDERS, A HAT STRETCHER, SWISS MINIATURE CARVED LIME WOOD BEAR AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS to include two Royal Doulton miniature character jug, lighter camera on tripod, Sooty egg cup, purses, Wade whimsies, etc (approx 20) An attractive group of miniature or cabinet objects in good condition
Lot 70
A pair of late George III silver oblong entrée dishes, covers and handles by Richard Cooke, London 1811, the gadrooned scroll handles issuing from leaves, with gadrooned border and rims, engraved twice with a coat-of-arms, engraved a family crest and a Persian crown on a cushion inside the bases, 31.5cm (12 3/8in) long, 4617g (148.45 oz) The arms are for Sir Harford Jones (1764-1847) who was created a baronet in 1807. Originally in the service of the East India Company, he was Ambassador at the Court of Persia 1807-1811 and the dexter side of this shield show his paternal arms for Jones of Presteign, Radnorshire augmented by honorific insignia for a Baronet who has been awarded the Persian Order of the Crescent. By Royal licence dated 4th May 1826 Sir Harford Jones took the additional name of BRYDGES with licence to bear the BRYDGES arms alone. His arms are here impaled with those of GOTT for his 1796 marriage to Sarah, eldest daughter of Sir Henry Gott of Newland Park, Bucks., and widow of Robert Whitcomb of Herefordshire. Sir Harford was made a Privy Councillor in 1835 and died in 1847. He left two daughters and a son, on whose death in 1891 the baronetcy became extinct.
Lot 71
A set of four George III silver circular plate warmers by Benjamin Smith, London 1807, the plain borders with hinged covers over the water apertures, twin hinged double scroll handles, on scalloped foot rims, engraved with the Royal coat-of-arms, engraved with the initials `H.I.B` for Harford Jones-Brydges beneath, 23.5cm (9 1/4in) diameter, 4572g (147 oz) The Royal coat of arms were, in this instance, for ambassadorial use. Sir Harford Jones (1764-1847) was originally in the service of the East India Company, and was Ambassador at the Court of Persia from 1807, the date of these plate warmers, until 1811. On his appointment he was created a baronet and was awarded the Persian Order of the Crescent. By Royal licence dated 4th May 1826 Sir Harford Jones took the additional name of Brydges with licence to bear the Brydges arms alone. He married Sarah, eldest daughter of Sir Henry Gott of Newland Park, Bucks., and widow of Robert Whitcomb of Herefordshire in 1796. Sir Harford was made a Privy Councillor in 1835 and died in 1847. He left two daughters and a son, on whose death in 1891 the baronetcy became extinct.
Lot 64
An impressive ‘Erector’ airship, probably produced for display at exhibitions around North America. 133cm overall length, with a maximum height of 30cm. A metal frame realistically covered in a silk canopy with ‘THE NEW ERECTOR’ in red to the sides. Fitted with 3 open metal gondolas each with a propeller to the rear. Plastic nose painted in red with mast attachment pin. The rear is fitted with four tailfins, three of which bear a US style marking. The fourth has the ‘NEW ERECTOR’ logo with ‘AC Gilbert Co. New Haven Conn’. Complete with a substantial metal docking mast on a rudimentary wooden base. VGC minor/some wear to mast. See Plate.5
Lot 142
Lady Grace Drummond-Hay. Orient flight, March 1929. 2 picture postcards and a cover all posted on board, written by Lady Drummond-Hay. All bear the postal mark of ER RAMLE. Both postcards are good photographs of the ‘Graf Zeppelin’. Sieger 231Ba. On board postmarks. GC, some age wear. See Plate.12
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