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Click here to subscribeEleven Copelands China dinner plates, the deckled edge gilded and the rim decorated with garlands, 22.5cm, an early 19th century hand painted cabinet cup, 13.5 by 6.5cm, and saucer, 15cm, painted mark to base '9524', together with two Belleek jugs, the larger 13.5 by 7cm, a Belleek sugar bowl with handles and cover, 11 by 9cm, and a Belleek bowl, 9.5 by 6cm, all Belleek with stamps to base. (17)
A George IV mahogany side table, from W. Williamson & Sons Guildford, rectangular surface crossbanded and inlaid, two frieze drawers with cast brass bow handles, raised on square section tapering legs with pierced decoration to the tops and brass capped feet with castors, both drawers stamped, 109 by 57 by 74cm high. Notes: William Williamson & Sons recorded as Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer at Black Horse Lane, Guildford, 1790-1796, and Chapel Street, Guildford from 1822-1840.
Victorian Governmental dispatch box, for the Executive Council of a British Dominion nation. A dispatch box bound in dark maroon leather, the bevelled, hinged lid with recessed brass handle, blind embossed with scrolls and gilt embossed with 'VR' royal cypher and 'Executive Council'. 5 by 15 by 5in. (12.7 by 38.1 by 12.7cm) An Executive Council in a Dominion constitutional practice is a constitutional organ which exercises executive power and advises the governor or governor-general. These Councils have almost the same functions as the privy council in the United Kingdom and Canada, and accordingly, decisions of the cabinet gain legal effect by being formally adopted by the Executive Council.
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