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Lot 275
A Stanley of London integral compass/spirit level in original brown leather pouch, a set of patinated brass height scales in brown leather case, and a set of Moore & Wright pressure clamps in wooden box, together with a pair of oak barley twist and pewter mounted candlesticks, a quantity of silver plate, various World War I silks, a Robson & Co. of Newcastle patinated brass hand compass, chess set, etc.
Lot 376
A turned bone and red stained composite chess set CONDITION REPORTS Wear, scuffs and rubbing. Some variations to colour. Most items with some chips, and some items with losses - for example - some castelletated top sections of 2 castles broken off and missing, chips to some pawns, and to Kings. Age drying and cracking to the bone. Some bases reglued.
Lot 1068
A small group of Chinese `Diana Cargo` blue and white export porcelain, early 19th Century, comprising a pair of triple arch pattern coffee cans and saucers and a chess player`s pattern tea bowl and saucer, all bearing Christies Diana Cargo paper labels (faults). Note: the Diana was owned by Palmer & Co of Calcutta and was licensed by the English East India Company to sale between Calcutta or Madras and Canton. The Diana was on one of these voyages when on the 14th March 1816, she hit some rocks off the Straits of Malacca and sank. The wreck was identified and recovered in 1994 and its porcelain cargo auctioned by Christies, Amsterdam in March 1995.
Lot 2743
An early 20th Century boxwood and ebony Staunton chess set by Jaques & Son, London, with weighted bases, height of king 9.1cm, the two kings marked in red `Jaques London`, other pieces marked with red crown, within a mahogany box, the interior of the lid with a possibly later label (some minor faults), together with a leather board (faults).
Lot 355
Staunton boxwood and ebony weighted chess set, the King (height 10cm) stamped JAQUES LONDON, one knight and one rook of each colour stamped with crown; in a baize lined wooden box Jaques & Son paper label, together with a mahogany chessboard (45.5cm x 45.5cm) [one of the white pawns is a matched replacement of slightly smaller proportions, and might be by another manufacturer]
Lot 271
An Anglo-Indian Carved Sandalwood and Elephant Ivory Chess Set, circa 1820, each with petalette circular domed base and multiple knop, and various carved and engine turned detail, the sandalwood pieces with both knights missing, contained in two ivory veneered sandalwood boxes with black pigment decorated engraved bandings, 22cm wide Box 1 - large portion of right hand veneer missing and piece not retained. Bad splitting and shifting of veneers and discolouration. Splitting of the basal boards. Later textile insert. Box 2 - two loose sections of lid veneer (both retained). Further lifting of veneers and general cracking and rubbing. Hinged lid detached and cracked. Later textile insert. Basal boards cracked. a/f. Wooden chess set - lacking both knights. King has a section of the finial cross missing (piece not retained). Queen with chunk out of crown finial. One bishop finial chipped. Ivory set - both knights with horse head section finials reglued, one reglued at the base of the main stem. Queen reglued towards the top of the stem. One bishop top section detached and also chipped on the fringed peak. Due to the complexity of these pieces not all faults are necessarily contained within this description. Prospective purchasers must examine them more close for other defects. Sold a/f. 310513
Lot 276
A Brass Mounted Steel Fire Grate, in mid 18th century style, the arched iron backplate and three-bar serpentine front flanked by brass chess pawn finials, the fretted brass gallery centred by an eagle amongst foliage, on scroll and vase legs, 55cm wide by 34cm by 57cm In fully restored condition. 050613
Lot 812
Christopher John Harrison RA (b.1945) Trompe l`oeil of a K`ang Hsi jar in famille verte, probably 17th century, Victoria & Albert Museum Signed with initials, inscribed within the picture and with a chess piece and a pencil, oil on panel, 58.5cm by 44.5cm In excellent state of preservation. The cracks and missing paint are part of the trompe l`oeil, so no damages. in a simple outer box type wooden frame. 170513
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