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Lot 947
A mixed lot of pharmaceutical interest, including two ceramic pestle and mortars, four wooden cased syringes, glass eyebath with rubber bulb, two glass pestle and mortars (one lacking pestle), twelve assorted spatulas, horn scoop, two ear caps, cased ampules, Braille labels etc. Part of the collection of the late WA Jackson, author of The Victorian Chemist & Druggist.
Lot 3240
An all bisque figure of a young child with painted moulded features, egg shaped body and arms aloft with `starfish` hands, height approx 14.5cm (one finger missing), an English bisque doll, impressed `H and L Willow`, with painted features (lacking arms), an all bisque Nippon figure holding a gun and wearing a holster and belt, two other bisque dolls, a black baby doll, impressed `1524-19/0`, with bent limb composition body, and an all ceramic doll with painted moulded features, bent arms and straight legs with painted shoes, height approx 14.5cm, clothed.
Lot 748
An early 20th Century French mantel clock, with enamelled arabic dial, gilt metal urn design to centre, the movement stamped `FOT DTÉ`, flanking an anchor in a shield, `91246`, contained in a cobalt blue circular ceramic case with gilt metal scrolling mount and finial, raised on four scrolling legs and sun motif, 17in. high.
Lot 42
An album of `Photographs 1915-1919 England, India & Mesopotamia`, comprising 60 pages of small scale images taken of Hampshire Regiment interest , by W. G. Langrish, following the soldiers as they leave England on board T.S. Ceramic to Malta then the Suez Canal resulting in duties in India and the North West Frontier, returning home on S.S. Orontes in March 1919, back home in Aldershot on 15th April 1919 - most images with brief handwritten dated ink captions
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Lot 774
CERAMICS: (5) Carrier & Ives ceramic tile entitled "Catching a Trout", 6" square colour printed, an early 4" hand painted tile over glazed "The Onset Fly", a Sandland Ware of Hanley Staffordshire Oxford marmalade pot, decorated with flies, a gentleman`s relish pot with salmon to lid and a Mac Fisheries Kiltie pot lid, blue white ware.
Lot 1256
Three rectangular ceramic plaques depicting Christmas scenes, with three stands, four various writing implements, two pairs of plated knife rests, a puzzle in a box, a part set of gilt metal mounted studs and buttons, cased, an enameled circular bowl, a packet of miniature cigarettes, two ceramic scent bottles, (one stopper lacking), a Wedgewood Persephone pattern coffee mug, two pairs of hair pins and eight mostly Oriental treen stands.
Lot 1522
A cultured pearl and colourless paste set ring, a lava cameo bar brooch, mounted with three lava cameos, a carved ivory skull pendant, fitted to a brooch pin, an oval ceramic brooch, decorated with a cherub, a hematite brooch designed as a flowerhead, a Florentine mosaic brooch and a carved ivory brooch, designed as a flowerhead.
Lot 1549
A gold mounted oval shell cameo brooch, designed as the portrait of a lady, a pair of cufflinks, a silver brooch, an opal pendant designed as a landscape, with a neckchain, an opal doublet stick pin and a quantity of costume jewellery, including; necklaces, rings, earrings, bangles imitation pearls in a heart shaped ceramic trinket box, brooches and sundry.
Lot 306
A Victorian mahogany, oak and fruitwood three tier dumb waiter, circa 1850, each graduated circular tier joined by a turned support, on a tripod base with cabriole legs and ceramic castors, 124cm high, 59cm diameter Condition Report:** Marks, scratches and abrasions consistent with age and use. Cleaned restored appearance overall, with some fading, minor stains, lacking depth of colour. Some possible replacement blocks. Otherwise appears tidy overall
Lot 307
A late Victorian oak extending D-end dining table, circa 1880, bearing label for S.J Waring & Sons, with three additional leaves, the top with moulded edge, on a base with plain frieze and turned legs and ceramic castors, 75cm high, the top 120cm diameter closed, the additional leaves 44cm, 45cm, 29cm wide respectively, fully extended approximately 120 x 238cm overall
Lot 2
JESSIE MARION KING (Scottish 1875-1949) Sisters pencil on vellum 22.5cm x 13.5cm Note : Jessie M King (1875-1949) was one of the most commercially successful designers and illustrators to emerge from Glasgow at the end of the 19th century. King worked in many media, but won international recognition for her book illustrations, producing images for more than 200 over a period of 50 years. At the same time, she was making and selling greetings cards, bookplates, paintings, glazed ceramics, batik textiles, as well as designs for fabrics, children`s furniture, silver, enamelwork and jewellery. Jessie M King was born in Bearsden, Glasgow, and studied at Glasgow School of Art from 1892 to 1899. Between 1899 and 1907, she taught courses in book and ceramic decoration at the School, inspiring the next generation of students. In 1920 she and her husband Ernest Archibald Taylor, also a designer and artist, moved their private art school from Paris to Kircudbright in south-west Scotland, and the couple lived and worked there for the rest of their lives.
Lot 123
A Victorian walnut Davenport, with a pierced brass gallery to a later leather lined fall, the right side fitted a pull-out and hinged ink compartment above four graduated drawers, on ceramic castors, 32.75in (83cm) h, 22.25in (56.2cm) w, 22.25in (56.3cm) d. Cracks, one handle missing, one loose.
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