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Lot 77
A Queen Anne silver warwick cruet frame,possibly by John Fawdery I, London 1706,of wire work form of two levels on four bun feet, with scroll handle, later engraved with a crest*,15.7cm wide, 7cm high to top of handle,with a silver caster,unmarked, 18th century,of baluster form on circular foot, the pierced domed cover with bayonet fitting and baluster finial, later engraved with a coat of arms*, 14.25cm high, a silver-mounted cut glass bottle and another cover,weighable silver 22.4oz*The arms and crest possibly for HRH Prince George of Cumberland (1819-1878) or his cousin Prince George of Cambridge (1819-1904).
Lot 294
Dinky Toys Miniature Figures For Model Railways – Gauge ‘O’. No.3 Passengers (6 pieces). Woman with child, businessman with case, male hiker, female hiker with stick, newsboy with tray and woman with coat and round case. Boxed with display insert, minor wear. Contents VGC-Minor chips to a few bases. Plate 7
Lot 540
A GENTLEMAN'S 18K SOLID GOLD ENGLISH HALF HUNTER POCKET WATCH BY WAYLETT & MANNINGTON, LONDON CIRCA 1890 D: White enamel dial with Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds. M: Keyless wind movement signed Waylett & Mannington, 234 Oxford Street, London, numbered. C: Circular hinged case, blue enamel bezel with Arabic numerals, 18k London hallmarks, coat of arms engraved onto case back, numbered, case diameter measures approx. 48mm excluding the neck & bow.CONDITION REPORT D: Original dial in excellent condition. M: Working at present. C: In excellent condition, a small scratch on the enamel at 2 o'clock.. S: In excellent condition. D: Dial / M: Movement / C: Case / S: Strap / B: Bracelet
Lot 429
A Victorian etched glass ewer, with silver mounts, the body decorated with Greek key style decoration, also engraved with a Coat of Arms depicting a boar passant in front of seven acorns, with the motto "Suscipere et finire", translated "To undertake and finish", the silver mounts decorated with putto, flower heads and rococo scrolls, with a central girdle of beaded detail, atop a silver footrim with floral decoration and repeated bead detail, 'C' scroll handle with lion rampant finial, silver marked for John Figg, London 1873, height 28 cm approx Note: The Arms are for Bolckow of Marton Hall, Yorkshire, see Fairbairn, plate 61. Henry William Ferdinand Bolckow, originally Heinrich Wilhelm Ferdinand Bölckow, (8 December 1806 - 18 June 1878) was a Victorian industrialist and Member of Parliament, acknowledged as being one of the founders of modern Middlesborough.
Lot 166
English School (19th Century) - Five portrait miniatures; A gentleman wearing a navy coat and white stock, 6.5 cm; another gentleman wearing a brown coat and a curled wig, (very faded) 4 cm; A lady wearing a cream dress with white ruffled lace and a pearl necklace, 6.5 cm; A young lady writing, wearing a white dress with red sash, loose but cased, 11cm, watercolour on ivory; and a cased miniature of a member of the Scott family, standing in a purple jacket and black cravat with multicoloured trim, heavily cracked and damaged (5)
Lot 332
Follower of Allan Ramsay (Scottish, 1713-1784) Portrait of Thomas Holt of Redgrave (1731-1799), half length, in a puce coat and waistcoat and lace stock, in a painted oval oil on canvas, in a carved and giltwood English frame of circa 1740 75 x 61cm (29 x 24in) Provenance: By descent within the family of the sitter at Redgrave Hall, Suffolk. Other Notes: Thomas Holt bequeathed the Redgrave Hall Estate to his sister Lucinda Wilson (nee Holt) from whence it passed into the Wilson family. Lined canvas. Heat in the lining has affected paint layer - noticeable in the sitter's hair, with uneven texture. A few areas of paint loss, but paint layer generally secure. Varnish is clear and glossy but slightly uneven. Retouchings mismatched - especially in the face. Frame has several losses to carbving.
Lot 38
An Edwardian oak stationery box with sloping twin door front and compartmentalised interior above single pull-out drawer, width 30.5cm, a rectangular carved box decorated in relief with Royal Medical Army Corps coat of arms to the hinged lid, 26 x 15.5 x 6.5cm, and a further box of shaped rectangular form with detachable lid (3).
Lot 1170
A set of three George II hallmarked silver sugar casters comprising a single larger example and a smaller pair of baluster form with pierced domed cover surmounted with cast finial on spreading circular foot, engraved with Huxley of Cheshire family coat of arms, Samuel Welder, London 1730, height 15cm and 11cm, combined approx 10.1ozt (3). CONDITION REPORT: Large cast: good condition. Smaller: one with tiny hole (see photo), has also been sleeved so cannot see through holes at top; some small dents to other small cast.
Lot 1474
A George V hallmarked silver backed three piece dressing table set comprising a circular hand mirror, length 26cm, a hand brush and a coat brush, each piece centred with a vacant oval cartouche within an ornamental and garland decoration, Chester 1910, a further matched two piece dressing table set, London and Birmingham 1929, and a silver plated mounted coat brush, also a pair of hallmarked silver mounted clear hobnail cut glass globular scent bottles, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1904 and 1906, a further similar example, a hair tidy and a further small dressing table jar (11).
Lot 1344
A set of Victorian hallmarked silver Kings pattern flatware crested with Dixon family coat of arms to the finials, comprising fifteen dessert spoons, fifteen table forks, fifteen smaller examples, William Rawlings Sobey, Exeter 1844, one example by Chawner & Co, London 1852 and a further set of six dessert forks crested with a Blackamoor bust in profile, John Round & Son, Sheffield 1901, also a pair of electroplated sauce ladles and a stilton scoop, combined silver approx 119ozt.
Lot 149
A Victorian hallmarked silver mounted and gilt "Ancient Order of Foresters" jewel depicting coat of arms and supporters, inscribed "Instituted From Time Immemorial", awarded for past services as Chief Ranger, hallmarked for Ezekiel Loewenstark, London 1870, diameter 9cm including point of the octagonal star, also a certificate for Brother James Henry Grindey, dated 2nd January 1937 (2).
Lot 500
A pair of 19th century Meissen figures of a boy and a girl staring down at a broken mirror, height 16cm. CONDITION REPORT: The boy has some nibbles to the left hand edge of his coat and to the front underside of his hat, there are also some chips to the circular base, the girl has a chip to the top of the mirror which lies on the floor, a chip to the top edge of her shawl at the back, and an old repair to her neck.
Lot 1476
Six variously hallmarked silver backed dressing table items including a circular hand mirror with overall foliate scroll and mask decoration, Saunders & Shepherd, Birmingham 1901, length 28cm, a similar hand brush, a further engine turned decorated example with vacant circular cartouche, Birmingham 1923, two coat brushes and a comb (6).
Lot 67
A 1920s champagne tap, an advertising pocket corkscrew inscribed "Harry Hall The Gold Medal, Coat, Breeches Habit & Costume Specialist 181 Oxford St. W1 and 149 Cheapside E.C.2", a travelling corkscrew with registration numbers for Canada and England, a further travelling corkscrew with screw cap handle (4).
Lot 1477
A George V hallmarked silver backed five piece dressing table set comprising a circular hand mirror with overall engine turned decoration within a Greek key boarder, centred with a circular cartouche initialled "C", length 26cm, a pair of coat brushes and a pair of hand brushes, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1923 (5).
Lot 145
Four Victorian and later presentation keys awarded to Thomas Norton Esq.D.L. including a shield shaped group decorated example and an enamel decorated example with family coat of arms opposing a presentation inscription "Presented to Thomas Norton Esq.D.L. on the opening of the new office of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank Limited Skelmanthorpe April, 1909", length 15cm, and a hallmarked silver example, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1928 (4).
Lot 710
DAVID SMITH for WEBB CORBETT LTD; a large Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee 1977 prototype crystal circular footed bowl, with moulded and cut coat of arms and floral motifs to include Tudor Rose, thistle, shamrock and leek, with crowned Queen's initials, scratched to base "C. David Smith Webb Corbett Ltd, PROTOTYPE ONLY 11/11/76", diameter 36.5cm, height 23.5cm.
Lot 1471
A cased Edward VII hallmarked silver backed six piece dressing table set comprising a circular hand mirror embossed with cherubs amongst clouds, length 28cm, a pair of hand brushes and a comb and a pair of coat brushes, BJ Keyzor & Co, Birmingham 1908 (af) and a hallmarked silver topped clear hobnail cut glass oval dressing table jar, EJ Houlston, Birmingham 1905.
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