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Lot 885
Silver & silver coloured metal jewellery & items including cigarette case, sugar bowl and scrap silver with enamel decoration - 808g all in. Together with loaded silver handled servers & button hook, and a quantity of UK coins including crowns, medallions, some world coins, and a few pre 1946 UK .500 silver coins noted.
Lot 1124
Delightful collection of silver collectables including; manicure set with Chester silver scissors, Chester silver novelty duck bookmark, large silver button hook, wine label, Dutch silver sugar shovel, 2 pairs of sugar tongs 1881 & 1912, enamelled silver spoon, salt spoon 1808, childs bangle, 2 fobs - 1 enamelled, St Christopher, Victorian coin name tags (possibly for dogs), Victorian silver butter knife, good hallmarks to blade, by George Unite. 134g weighable silver, not including loaded items.
Lot 421
Steiff - A limited edition Steiff blond mohair Coronation bear, produced to celebrate 50th anniversary of H M Queen Elizabeth II, button and red and white tag in ear, ceramic pendant, approximately 35 cm (h), a further Steiff bear entitled 'Petsy', button and red and yellow tag in ear and also included in the lot is a Dean's Rag Book Company Ltd limited edition bear entitled Oswald, numbered 49 / 50, with certificate of authenticity. (3) Est £30 - £50
Lot 196
*Cleaning Stick. Treen brass button cleaning stick, engraved 'Joseph Cole. First Compy 2nd Batt Coldstream Guards Quebec British North America In 1841, the reverse 'God Save the Queen', with regimental insignia, 29cm long, split and repaired A Joseph Cole is recorded as serving with Coldstream Guards in London and Windsor in 1851 (Service No.2022). The Canadian Rebellion of 1837-38 was two armed uprisings that took place in Lower and Upper Canada. Both rebellions were motivated by frustrations with political reform and were quickly dealt with. The Coldstream Guards were stationed in Quebec between 1838-1842 (arriving after the rebellion). The brigade remained in Quebec until 1842 and were to protect the loyal portion of the population from "the evil influence of agitators who continued to lurk in the country" and also to maintain order while the Government reforms were being introduced. It seems likely this piece was very much a way of whiling away the boredom much like the sailors and their scrimshaw work. (1)
Lot 2157
Japanese Kimono in blue satin and another in black, both with embroidered decoration and two Chinese dresses with button fastening . see extra imagesBlack Kimono loose stitching to lapel and back of neck and some snags/pulls to embroidery workBlue Kimono snagging to sleeves and repair to one sideSee images
Lot 343
*Shoes. A collection of infants' shoes, late 19th/early 20th century, seven pairs of shoes, including: a pair in gold ribbed satin lined with cream silk, with rosettes, button-down side flaps and silk ties (those to one shoe detached); a pair in blue leather, with decorative cut steel buckles, and ankle straps with pointed white button closures; and a pair of hand-stitched cream silk baby slippers, embroidered with forget-me-not stems, with buttoned ankle straps, various condition (some wear and a pair of embroidered red boottees with one sole and two rosettes missing), length 14.5cm (5.75ins), and smaller (7)
Lot 333
*Samplers. A doily sampler by Hyacinth Cox, Pensionnat des SND, Dinant, 1897, six-sectioned petal-edged sampler, each section divided by a piece of narrow hand-made lace, and with a different form of handiwork, comprising: cross-stitch on coarse linen, with maker's name, school, and date, accompanied by various patterns; drawn threadwork on fine linen; embroidered net; fine linen with gathered pocket, hook, button, eyelet holes, buttonholes, cutwork wheels, and drawn threadwork; needle lace; cutwork flowers and embroidered bird, flower basket, and initial 'H', on fine linen, the doilie with circular centre of Irish crochet, overall diameter 38.5cm (15.25ins), stitch-mounted, circular mahogany frame with marquetry banding on edge, glazed An unusual and attractive practise piece; we have not seen another in this form. 'SND' refers to the Sisters of Notre Dame who established a number of communities in Belgium between 1807 and 1965, all of which were devoted to the education of girls, either through day or boarding schools. The Order continues to exist today, with communities in Belgium still, as well as in a number of other countries. (1)
Lot 1056
A Pair Of Two Seater Button Back Settee's High back sofas with button arms, backs and deep seats with drop in cushions. Each in very good condition, raised on short square legs on brass castors. Upholstered in eau de nil velvet, Model name 'Decartes' Produced by Sofa.com, Height, 36 inches, depth 34 inches, length 65 inches.
Lot 54
French Mid 19th Century Pierre Drocourt Strike / Repeating Brass Carriage Clock. c.1860, Stamped with The Makers Mark to Back Plate D.C, With the Familiar Picture of a Carriage Clock Between The Initials of Drocourt. The Early One Piece, Satin Gilded, Brass Case with Moulded Base, Pin Hinged Swing Handle. Repeat Button to Top, Bevelled Glass Panels. Pierre Drocourt was Considered Very Highly and Produced Carriage Clock of the Highest Quality. Height 5.5 Inches - 13.75 cm, with Key. Please Study Photos.
Lot 89
CELADON JADE 'DRAGON' BELT HOOKQING DYNASTY, 18TH/19TH CENTURY carved with a dragon head terminal facing three undercut chilong on the arched stem, a flat circular button on the underside, the stone of an even light celadon colour10cm longProvenance:From the collection of the late Mr Dan More and Mrs Joan More, who collected mainly Japanese works of art over the course of several decades and throughout their travels to the Far East; thence by direct family descent.
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