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Lot 855
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY CHAISE LONGUE of serpentine form, button upholstered on pale green dralon, one end with raised spoon shaped back and arm on scrolled supports carved with flowers, seat rail with similar carving, on cabriole legs with scrolled feet and brass castors, 66 1/2" x 31" x 35 1/2"
Lot 937
A WALNUT FRAMED THREE PIECE SITTING ROOM SUITE, early 20th century, possibly Continental, button upholstered in blue dralon, the frame carved throughout with flowerheads, foliate scrolls and shells, and comprising sofa with arched and scrolled crest centred by an anthemion, scrolled arms, serpentine seat, on squat cabriole legs with scrolled feet, 69" x 38 1/2" x 39 1/4", two matching armchairs, one with wing back
Lot 608
English School, late 18th century- Portrait of a Sergeant in King George III Coldstream Regiment of the Footguards standing full-length turned to the right in a landscape, 50.8x40.5cm Note: This military figure can be narrowed down to a Sergeant in King George III`s Coldstream regiment of the footguards, most likely a Sergeant of the Battalion Company 1792. He wears a red regimental coat with dark blue facings, symbolizing the Royal regiment, it may be a full dress version with a stand up collar with blue and gold lace edge. The gilt button loops in pairs on the lapel signify he is a member of the Coldstream and the gilt epaulettes are a sign that he is in a Battalion Company. Under the coat a black stock and white frill shows. A sword belt hangs on the left with an oval belt plate and there is a crimson sash round his waist with fringing on the left side. His hat is plain black with stiffeners in the front and back, the Infantry regiments still had white lacing around the edge of their hats but from 1790 the guards had black silk edging, as evident in the painting. They had a white plumb with black tip and black silk cockade at base. His hair is powdered, which was practise up until 1795, and tied in a black silk ribbon. (VW)
Lot 207
An early 20th century set of eleven silver coffee spoons, Birmingham 1929, together with an early 20th century set of eleven silver teaspoons, Walker & Hall Sheffield 1933, each with golf stick emblems, and further miscellaneous silver spoons, bangle and button hook, approximate gross weight 24.38 oz, (a Lot).
Lot 219
A cased set of six silver marrow spoon/forks, Sheffield 1927, of typical form, makers mark HA, length 20 cm, together with a cased Edwardian silver butter dish and knife, John & William Deakin, Sheffield 1911, the scallop formed dish upon three radial ball supports, a silver handled shoe horn, Birmingham 1923, a silver handled button hook, Birmingham 1923, a set of seven Edwardian silver teaspoons, Sheffield 1904, a set of four silver teaspoons, Sheffield 1911, a set of three Victorian silver teaspoons, London 1839, a Victorian silver table spoon, London 1872, a George IV silver table spoon, London 1821 and a cased silver handled butter knives, approximate gross weight 27.45 oz, (a Lot).
Lot 251
An early 20th century silver mounted pin cushion box, Birmingham 1921, of circular form with pin cushion hinged cover, makers mark rubbed, height 4.5 cm, together with an Edwardian silver porcupine pin cushion, Birmingham 1919, with pierced body, height 3 cm, a Victorian silverplated hemming bird stitch lock clamp with pin cushion end, length 13.5 cm, a sterling silver handled dressmakers chalk, a leather cased sewing scissors and thimble,a white metal leather thimble case with thimble, a silver handled button hook, (7).
Lot 443
A silver dressing table tray, Chester 1913, of plain rectangular outline, 30.5cm long; with four silver topped toilet bottles; two metal mounted bottles; a glove stretcher and button hook with loaded silver handles; a plated small oval box; a tortoiseshell thimble case; and two treen boxes; 446g (14.3 oz) gross weighable
Lot 308
Royal Worcester pot pourri vase, the ovoid body painted with apples, grapes, peaches and blackberries on a mossy ground, signed P Stanley, the crowned pierced cover with spire finial and scroll detail, inner cover with button finial, the shoulder with moulded scroll decoration, the base with gilt leafage, printed marks to base, shape No 2048 S/S, 25cm high
Lot 309
Royal Worcester pot pourri vase, the ovoid body painted with apples, grapes, peaches and blackberries on a mossy ground, signed K Creed, the crown pierced cover with spire finial and scroll detail, inner cover with button finial, the shoulder with moulded scroll decoration, the base with gilt leafage, printed marks to base, shape No 2048 S/S, 24cm high
Lot 555
Victorian gentlemens` gold (18ct) full hunter pocket watch with circular white enamel dial, signed Robert Anderson, 13 Exchange Place, Glasgow, black Roman numerals, gold coloured hands with blued steel second sweep, the button wind three quarter plate movement also signed Robert Anderson, numbered 119701 in a gold (18ct) case, hallmarked Chester 1892, 55cm diameter Total gross weight of watch 146 grams approx
Lot 2438
A fine quality Victorian walnut Davenport, the piano top opening to reveal a sliding writing surface with two maple veneered drawers, one with button to reveal the pop-up action stationery cabinet, fitted with four drawers to the side with turned knob handles and four false drawers, c.1860, 21 1/2 x 21 1/2 x 54in. (54 x 54 x 80.5cms).
Lot 344
AN EDWARDIAN SILVER PURSE having flowing Art Nouveau lines and an engraved foliate decorated outside, the shield form cartouche engraved with initials NHK, opening by button release to reveal the sectioned leather interior, the whole suspended by an oval linked chain. 7.5cm(h) x 11cm(w). 94grams.
Lot 345
A GEORGE V SILVER CARD CASE of hinged and rounded rectangular form decorated with profuse engraved foliate scrolls and a central lozenge cartouche, engraved with initials HJH, opening by button release to reveal two pocket sections and pencil aperture, all suspended by an oval link chain, marks for Birmingham 1915, maker William Aitkin. 6.5cm(h) x 9.5cm(w).
Lot 264
HORNBY DUBLO EDL17 BR matt black 0-6-2T (excellent), 3 x D1 BR goods wagons (2 with 2R wheels otherwise good), a D1 controller (missing button), track and good 1960 instruction book. All housed in an EDG17 BR goods set box with wagon and locomotive keeps but missing set descriptive label. Box is good plus overall.
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