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Lot 67
A GEORGE III IRISH SILVER PRESENTATION CUP AND COVER, Dublin c.1816, mark of James Scott, the domed cover surmounted with a figure of an archer, the body with a vacant cartouche to each side, surrounded by flowerheads and foliage against a stippled ground, with c-scroll handles and waisted circular foot, (c.28 troy ozs). 35.5cm high
Lot 1321
Good English mahogany double fusee verge bracket clock, the 9" brass arched dial signed Thomas Lumpkin, London on a silvered arched plate to the matted centre with faux pendulum bob and calendar apertures, enclosed by a silvered chapter ring and surmounted by two silent/strike subsidiary dials under a seconds dial to the arch, the five pillar verge movement also signed Thomas Lumpkin, London in an oval cartouche to the foliate engraved back plate, within a flamed stepped case surmounted by a caddy top, four flame finials and a brass carrying handle, 23.5" high (pendulum and keys)
Lot 1323
Good English triple fusee five pillar verge bracket clock movement with associated French boulle case and dial, the highly decorated back plate engraved with birds masks, angels and scrolling foliage, signed John Constantin, London Fecit, playing on a nest of six bells and striking the hours on another, the 8" brass dial with Roman cartouche enamel numerals and embossed with scrolling foliage, over a gilt embellishment depicting a chariot scene with cherubs and semi-robed women, within a decorative case applied with gilded metal female torsos, rams heads and foliate mounts, surmounted by a detachable top and eight flaming vase finials, 28" high (pendulum and keys)
Lot 1324
French boulle and ormolu two train balloon mantel clock and bracket, the 10" foliate engraved brass dial with Roman and Arabic cartouche enamel numerals signed Duchemin á Paris beneath and on the movement back plate, within a balloon shaped case applied with cherubs and foliate mounts, surmounted by a detachable top with winged cherub, 45" high including bracket (associated pendulum)
Lot 1510
French Empire ormolu and bronze two train mantel clock, the movement with outside countwheel striking on a bell, the 3.75" gilt chapter ring with Roman cartouche enamel numerals enclosing a foliate engraved centre, within a stepped case with egg and dart frieze and surmounted by the bronze figure of Pegasus, 16.5" high (pendulum)
Lot 1532
French ornate brass two train mantel clock, the Japy Freres movement striking on a bell (missing), the 4.5" gilt dial with Roman cartouche enamel numerals, within a decorative foliate embossed pierced case with applied figural mounts and surmounted by a Classical urn over a pierced caddy top, 20" high (pendulum)
Lot 1567
French ormolu and gilt metal two train mantel clock garniture, the movement with outside countwheel striking on a bell, the 4.25" foliate embossed dial with Roman cartouche enamel numerals, within an ornate pierced stepped case surmounted by a bell top and suit of armour, 16.5" high; also with a pair of associated three light candelabra, 12" high (pendulum and key)
Lot 1570
Good French red tortoiseshell and boulle two train verge mantel clock, the movement back plate signed C. Bonneual, Paris, striking on a bell in the arch, the 8.25" gilt foliate dial with Roman cartouche enamel numerals over a repousse embellishment depicting two ladies either side of a winged cherub, within an ornate case with applied female bust and foliate mounts, surmounted by a detachable top and winged figure standing upon a ball, 31.5" high (pendulum and keys)
Lot 160
A Lady's 18 ct Yellow Gold Open Faced Pocket Watch, circular white enamel dial with black Roman chapters and gold spade hands. The case with floral engine turned design and cartouche engraved AB, the interior inscribed 'Time Waits for No Man' dated 1895, Chester hallmark with a further Newcastle hallmark, dated 1894. The pocket watch is suspended from a 9ct gold fob chain Birmingham hallmark, mm CDS, approx 33.3 gms, the watch approx 54 gms. The pocket watch contained in the original retailers box H.L Brown Jewellers to Her Royal Highness Duchess of Teck and Princess Mary and By Appointment to his Grace Duke of Norfolk.
Lot 1012
ENGLISH SCHOOL, 18th century A half-length portrait study, apparently of the poet John Gay (1685-1732), painted in classical style oval cartouche on a plinth bearing the inscription "John Gay, Poet, 1712", oil on canvas, 14.25" x 12" and the companion portrait of an unidentified gentleman (2).
Lot 103
A fine and heavy-hallmarked rectangular silver Cigarette Box, the interior fully lined with cedar and the hinged lid with vacant rectangular cartouche and engine-turned decoration above a Celtic style border raised in relief, makers mark B.S. Ltd., Birmingham assay marks, 17cm wide (weighted) CONDITION REPORT: Very good original condition overall with no major problems noted there is a very very slight kink to the rear right hand side bottom where the box sits on the table - very small and hardly noticeable. Otherwise the box appears to be in perfect original untouched condition. There is some remnants of old cleaning fluid on the underside of the base which will clean off with a little water.
Lot 106
A hallmarked silver oval table Snuff Box, central oval vacant cartouche surrounded by a profusion of foliate-style engraving, makers mark W.N., assayed Birmingham 1873, 8cm wide, approx. 73.4g CONDITION REPORT: Overall it appears quite dirty, the cartouche is vacant and un-engraved, there are one or two very minor small dings around the edge of the circular box at the widest point, the lid seems to lock very tightly and there is some minor surface scratching upon close inspection. The inside is also quite dark and you can see where the lip of the internal spring was affixed, see images.
Lot 116
A mid-18th century George II period dome-topped lidded silver Tankard later decorated in repoussé style with 'C' scrolls and foliate style ornament, vacant cartouche, pierced thumbpiece and gilded interior, now slightly lipped for use as a jug, the large scrolling handle above slightly spreading circular foot decorated with a Guilloche band, makers mark IS, assayed Newcastle 1757 (21cm high and approx. 882g) together with original John Bennett letterhead detailing the purchase in September 1952 and citing Newcastle assay in 1757
Lot 117
A rare mid-17th century hallmarked silver lidded Tankard of round straight sided section and having a cast scallop shell and mask thumbpiece, gilded interior and with false bottom, the central cartouche engraved with a Bacchanalian style scene, scrolling handle leading to a band in relief above a slightly spreading circular foot, engraved inscription to underside to J.F. Brocklehurst, Royal Horse Guards Feb. 23. 1878 from The Sheriff, makers mark of Heinrich Friederichs (Hamburg), circa 1640, sold together with original S.J. Phillips purchase invoice for June 1952 in the sum of £110 and also with later (April 1970) Mappin & Webb Limited valuation for insurance CONDITION REPORT: Although we are not silver experts we think that the engraving to the tankard could well be contemporary with the date in which it was made. We have shown it to dealers/experts who also consider that the engraving may be original but we cannot guarantee this. There is some minor pitting to the gilded interior at the bottom, some tarnish and discolouration and at the bottom end of the handle where it kicks out there is a shield shaped piece engraved with a small armorial and the piece itself is very slightly bent, the circular edge of the foot also has a slight kink, otherwise the piece appears to be in reasonable overall order and condition for age. Size is 21.5cm high (to tip of thumbpiece) x 12cm diameter widest part of the width on the bottom of the foot.This darker area is a white metal stud that is in relief in the inside of the Tankard and if you look on the outside of the Tankard where it starts from there is an exotic bird perched on a cresting and the stud appears to start through the birds head and continues to the inside of the Tankard. Total weight 572.5g
Lot 201
A large and heavy 19th century continental silver (marked 0.935) gentleman's open-faced Fob Watch, the textured silver chapter ring with Roman numerals surrounding an ornately engraved foliate design of varying colours, the subsidiary seconds hand at the 6 o'clock position, the gilded movement individually numbered 1123009, the outer rear case with vacant cartouche and further decorative engraving, 5.25cm diameter
Lot 209
A late-19th /early-20th century ladies white-metal cased (marked 935) Fob Watch, the white enamel dial with blue Roman numerals and signed 'Fred. Knight & Co., Limited, 13 Albion Street, Leeds' and all within an ornate gilt decorated border, the back of the case engraved with flower heads and scrolls around a vacant shield-shaped cartouche
Lot 231
A small, early-20th century, rectangular, chrome Cigarette Box bearing the gilt metal and enamelled badge "RMS AQUITANIA", the hinged case with vacant oval cartouche, engine turned decoration and the border engraved to the edges with a band of rose-heads and leaves, (8cm), together with a 2014 Telegraph Travel cut-out detailing Luxury at Sea - in 1914
Lot 427
A large and fine hand knotted Persian Heriz carpet, circa 1900 (area of Heris, East Azerbaijan, Northwest Persia), central flower head design within a cobalt blue lozenge further against a red ground and large beige cream and rose coloured spandrels, the large blue border decorated with stylised flower heads of varying colours, approx. 617cm long x 349cm wide CONDITION REPORT: There are some minor pieces to the rug (see images). There is a 8/9” piece of reparations to one side of the central flower shaped cream framed cartouche and several other small areas scattered around the carpet. Overall in good condition and shows quite well.
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