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Lot 280
Palmer Tyres An advertising colour Print, 45 x 35 cms; a Hupp-Yates Electric Car advertisement, 39 x 28 cms; a Strand Magazine colour printed cover for March 1905, 22 x 15 cms; A Napier limousine advertisement, 23 x 16 cms; and a 1979 pen and ink drawing entitled 'GD H.P. Locomotive, Winner 1908, Vanderbilt Cup Race, Driver Geo Robertson, signed E.A.P lower right, 9 x 14 cms, all framed and glazed (5)
Lot 991
A George V silver trophy cup, Horace Woodward & Co Ltd., London 1919, with leaf capped ribbed handles, pierced trestle and foliate gallery, stepped circular foot, with later inscription 'CORONATION CUP PRESENTED BY MRS F. L. HALL. JUNE 2ND 1953', raised on stepped circular plinth, cup height without plinth, 5in. (12.7cm.), weight 14 tr.oz. * Very good, nothing to note.
Lot 1937
A pair of carved oak 17th century style dining chairs, early 20th century, the rectangular backs and stuff over seats upholstered in studded mottled grey leather, the back with arcaded lower rail, on turned cup and cover front legs with block feet and H-stretcher, 34¼in. (87cm.) high, 19in. (48.25cm.) to seat. (2)
Lot 1133
A Russian silver gilt twin handled cup, probably Aleksandr Karpov of St. Petersburg, 84 standard, mythical beast twin handles, the stem fashioned as a tree trunk and roots, capped by foliate canopy, holding the bowl, raised on circular foot, 3¼in. (8.2cm.) high, weight 3.1 tr.oz. * The circular foot needs to be tightened, rubbing to gilt throughout, handles bent, very pleasing, good.
Lot 873
Channel Islands interest - a George V silver trophy cup and cover, Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd., Sheffield 1918, with leaf capped twin handles and flower bud finial to cover, later inscribed 'GOREY YACHT CLUB Power Boat Trophy Presented by COCA-COLA', raised on black stepped base with shield plaque 'John Jackson 1972', overall height 17½in. (44.5cm.), weight without base 29.6 tr.oz. * Finial slightly bent, light surface scratches, otherwise good.
Lot 1418
An Anglo-Indian ivory, buffalo horn, sandalwood and porcupine quill inkstand, Vizagapatam, early 19th century, of elaborate tempietto form, the base with a full width drawer surmounted by a raised superstructure with quill holders and recesses for glass inkwells and soapstone paperweights (missing), the raised back surmounted by a tempietto section with lifting floor with single drawer, the roof with ivory and horn radial tiles and centred by a covered cup finial, flanked by buffalo horn foliate letter holders, faults, decorated throughout with porcupine quills and foliate engraved ivory, 16in. (40.75cm.) high. * A very similar example offered by Sotheby's London, Property from the Collection of Sir Gawaine and Lady Baillie, 1st May 2013, Lot 121. ** * Please note that this lot is subject to international CITES regulations. Ivory cannot be exported to the USA. It will be the buyer's responsibility to check that their country of residence will permit import with the correct documentation before bidding. It is also their responsibility to obtain a valid CITES import permit from their country of residence before the item can be released. Payment will still be required within our usual terms and all bids will be binding. *** Feet missing. Lacks lock and key from drawer. Only two of the horn foliate envelope holders remain to the horn uprights on the tempietto section and one of the uprights has a bruised area towards the top. Lower border piece of ivory missing from the back of the main box - some quill pieces have been added to cover this loss. Otherwise only minor losses to quills and ivory at corners. 2in. shrinkage crack to wood to RH side panel. Lacks inkwells and paperweights which would originally have been present.
Lot 1111
A Russian silver and cloisonné / champlevé enamel vodka cup, marked for Moscow, Lev Fridrikhovitch Oleks, 1894, typical form, decorated with stylised flowers and foliate scrolls in red, white and shades of blue, the top and bottom with turquoise cabochon bands, 2¼in. (5.7cm.) high, weight 1.6 tr.oz. * Slightly miss-shaped upper rim, two turquoise beads to top band and three to the bottom band with damage or partially missing, overall good.
Lot 53
A set of six Royal Worcester ornithological 'jewelled' coffee cups and saucers, impressed factory marks and painted pattern no. 8292 in red, finely painted with garden and exotic birds amidst flowers and berries, within gilt jewelled borders, together with one additional cup and a 9in. cake plate; plus a pair of Royal Doulton cabinet cups and saucers painted with birds. (18)
Lot 1034
A small collection of silver, comprising a silver goblet of typical form with repoussé floral decoration and vacant shaped cartouche by Colen Hewer Cheshire, Birmingham 1872, 5¾in. (14.7cm.) high; a late Victorian silver bracket bag clasp, of pierced form depicting figures, grape vine and birds by Loewe Rosenthal, London 1900, 6½in. (16.5cm.) wide; a trophy cup of typical form by Sanders & Pedlingham, Birmingham 1926, uninscribed, 7 1/8in. (18.2cm.) high a pair of silver mounted scissors and case; a small trophy cup; a thimble; and a mother of pearl folding knife, weighable silver 17.0 tr.oz. (7) * Goblet - slightly misshapen; bag - upper clasp only; scissors - repair to handle, steel blade showing rust and pitting, hallmarks rubbed; thimble - misshapen; trophy cups - no bases.
Lot 1054
A George V silver twin handled trophy cup, James Dixon & Sons Ltd., Sheffield 1923, with stepped circular base and high scroll handles, no inscription, 11¼in. (28.5cm.) handle to handle, 7in. (17.8cm.) high, weight 24.4 tr.oz. * Foot slightly bent, some small nibbles mainly to rim, some corrosion to inner, overall good.
Lot 1223
Hong Kong Royal Golf Club interest - a George V silver octagonal trophy dish, Adie Bros. Ltd., Birm. 1934, the footed dish with foliate rim and twin loose handles, presentation inscription, 'Jasper Clark Cup 1935 Lieut. Col. H. H. Blake (152)' and arms of the Hong Kong Royal Golf Club to reverse, 3in. (7.5cm.) high, 5.68 tr.oz. * Marks good. One handle has been pushed inwards denting the silver a little. Otherwise good.
Lot 2409
A Continental silver wager cup, probably Belgian, A835 grade silver, modelled as a figure in medieval dress holding a cup aloft, the supports in the form of mythical beasts, heavily embossed with foliate scrolls and centred to either side with winged angel holding birds in either hand, 8in. (20.3cm.) high, weight 9.9 tr.oz.
Lot 1460
A small group of Chinese export porcelain, Qing dynasty, including an armorial coffee cup with gilt initials 'JEP'; a Mandarin style tea bowl; an unusual twin handled chocolate cup and saucer in the Wucai palette; an Imari tea bowl; a famille rose plate painted with flowers and rockwork in kakiemon blue; an Imari palette soup bowl; and two others, some with faults. (9) * - Armorial cup: Tiny rim frit. Otherwise good. - Mandarin tea bowl: Tiny rim frit, otherwise good. - Wucai style chocolate cup & saucer: Good condition - Imari tea bowl: Chip to rim and hairline crack - Famille rose plate: Small rim chip and three to underside of rim. - Soup bowl: Hairline crack. Glaze loss around rim. - Lotus shaped f. rose dish: Break to rim with old stapled repair (which is now loose) - Large f. rose saucer: Chip and a few small frits to rim
Lot 190
A Royal Crown Derby 'Green Derby Panel' pattern part dinner serviceprinted iron red factory marks, date codes for 1967-72, comprising eight 10½in. dinner plates; eight 8¼in. salad plates; ten 6¼in. side plates; nine twin handled soup bowls and saucers; nine tea cups and ten saucers; a gravy boat and stand; and a single lid for vegetable dish. (68)* One tea cup has a small hairline and one has some discolouration to the glaze to the inside. All other pieces in good condition, with only minor scratches to glaze and gilding from occasional use.
Lot 1130
A late 18th century Russian silver quatrefoil shaped vodka cup, marks partially indistinct, possibly Moscow 1790, assay master 'A.B', with fluted punched decoration, scroll handle, on oval foot, 2 7/8in. (7.4cm.) at widest including handle, weight 0.90 tr.oz. * Marks to base rubbed and mostly indistinct, 'A.B' clear, very slightly miss-shaped foot, good.
Lot 75
A collection of Herend green foliate and floral decorated porcelain, comprising a no.7242 preserve pot and cover in Apponyi Green pattern, with integral saucer base, 6¼in. (15.8cm.) diameter; a no.740 soup cup, cover and stand, in green grape and vine pattern; a no. 6043 egg shaped fancy box and a pair of no. 7192 miniature bud vases, in Apponyi Green; a no. 6804 miniature amphora in Apponyi Green (handle with restoration); and two small pots, 7228 & 7758. (9)
Lot 1126
A Russian silver gilt Niello work cup, Moscow 1862, assay master 'B.C', ogee form with stylised niello scrollwork, the base later engraved 'Timothy Carol Grey Walker 12. IX. 49.', weight 3.5 tr.oz., 2½in. (6.5cm.) high. * Some gilt rubbing throughout, small amount of enamel loss in scrollwork, date rubbed, overall. Good.
Lot 877
A Channel Islands silver Jersey pattern christening cup, maker's mark GS beneath a fleur-de-lys and coronet struck once below rim (unknown, Jersey, c.1680-1722), of large proportions, the deep, slightly planished cup form bowl in heavy gauge silver, with no foot and twin cast scroll handles, inscribed 'ALB' below rim, 1¾in. (4.6cm.) high, 5 5/8in. (14.4cm.) between handles, weight 5.6 tr.oz. * Maker's mark slightly rubbed, light surface scratches etc, overall very good.
Lot 2166
Treen - a group of turned boxwood containers, comprising a 19th century cylindrical container housing a glass apothecary jar, 7¼in. (18.5cm.) high; a container of rounded egg cup form; three cylindrical containers, one with M.O.P inlaid finial; two turned wooden boxes with spire tops, one inscribed 'MAW LONDON'; one of elongated acorn form, stamped '"OAK" BRAND MENTHOL CONE MAW LONDON'; and two small knob type boxes, one stamped "PURE MENTHOL". (11) * Condition: Varying sizes and forms, some with splits, overall good.
![* Alastair D. Houston [b.1965]-Eileen, Americas Cup Jubilee,:-signed, inscribed and dated '01watercolour, 46 x 68cm.](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/011fde18-6689-4598-9493-add601362c7d/9fe3be9e-9a4c-4e28-afe1-add700b37881/468x382.jpg)
Lot 495
A silver and enamel medal Bristol Sports Club: awarded to H. Hicks, Challenge vase Trial 1923, a similar medal for Douglas Cup Trial, 1923; West of England Motor Club, silver and enamel medal to H.M.Hicks, Yeovil - Lands End, 1929 and Bath & Bristol Inter Club trial, awarded to H.M.Hicks, (4)
Lot 501
A silver medal for W.C.A.C.U. awarded to H.M. Hicks, Stroud Team Trial 1927 2nd Class, a similar medal to H.M.Hicks Cotswold Cup 1927, a Bronze Motor Cycle Club to H.M.Hicks, Lands End - John O' Groats, 1927 and a bronze and enamel medal ACU South Western Centre to H Hicks, Open Sporting Reliability Trial 1923 (4).
Lot 502
A silver twin handled presentation porringer, maker S.L, Birmingham, 1928: bears badge for Edinburgh & District Motor Club, 15.5cm wide, on a plinth base with plaque inscribed Scottish Six Day Trial, H.M.Hicks, 1929, together with a silver trophy cup, inscribed Hicks Challenge Cup, on ebonised base applied shield inscribed R.C.Hicks, 1954, total weight of silver 188gms, 6.05ozs.
Lot 503
A George V silver twin handled trophy cup, makers mark worn, Birmingham, 1927: inscribed W.C.A.C.U. Cotswold Cup Trial 1928, John Bull Cup, H.M.Hicks, on an ebonised plinth base, height of cup 10cm, together with another silver cup, Wessex Centre ACU, League trial, 1927, H.M.Hicks, height of cup 11.5cm total weight of silver 161gms, 5.19ozs. (2).
Lot 505
A George V silver twin handled trophy cup, maker's mark worn, London, 1926: inscribed The V.Anstone Cup, 1927, H.M.Hicks height of cup 17.5cm, together with another silver trophy cup inscribed, E & D.M.C.C.London - Holyhead, 1925, H.M.Hicks, 14cm high, total weight of silver 191gms 6.15ozs (2)
Lot 508
Four assorted silver trophy cups, various makers and dates; inscribed, Cardiff-Leicester-Cardiff Trial, 1929, Surbiton Motor Club Grand Cup Final, 1928, Leeds Motor Cup £200 Trial 1927 and B.M.C & L.C.C. Twenty Four Hours Trial, 1923, all awarded to H.M.Hicks, 10cm, 9.5cm and 12cm high, total weight of silver 218gms, 7.01ozs (4).
Lot 509
Six assorted silver trophy cups, various makers and dates: all awarded to H.M.Hicks, includes The B.M.C.& L.C.C. Lands End Special Award, 1924; Wessex Centre A.C.U. Kickham Trial 1928 1st Class Award; Watson Cup,1926; B.M.C. & L.C.C. Secretaries Cup; Surbiton Motor Club, Grand Cup Trial 1929 and North West London M.C. London-Gloucester, 1924, total weight of silver 334ozs 10.76ozs. (6).
Lot 510
Three silver twin handled trophy cups, maker Charles Boyton & Son Ltd, London, 1926/27: for the Surbiton Grand Cup Trial 1926 Douglas team, Surbiton Crand Cup Trial 1927 and Surbiton Grand Cup trial (Winner of the Ballards Cup) 1926, each 11.25cm high, total weight of silver 170gms, 5.49ozs.
Lot 511
Four assorted silver trophy cups, various makers and dates: all awarded to H.M.Hicks, includes; W.C.A.C.U. Cotswold Cup 1927 Team Prize Douglas and Sidecar; B.M.C.& L.C.C. P.H.King Cup 1929; West of England Motor Club Open Trial 1st Class, 1927 and B.M.C.& L.C.C. The Hayward Cup, 1923, total weight of silver 218gms, 7.02ozs. (4).
Lot 512
Four small silver trophy cups, various makers and dates: awarded to H.M.Hicks, includes; Bath & West of England Motor Club The Fery Cup For Half Day Trial, 1924; W.C.A.C.U. Stroud Team Trial 1928 Douglas B Team, 1928; B.M.C.&L.C.C. P.H.King Cup, 1927; and B.M.C.& L.C.C. Committee Cup,1929, total weight of silver 198gms, 6.38ozs. (4).
Lot 514
Six assorted silver trophy cups, various makers and dates: all awarded to H.M.Hicks, includes; Cardiff-Leicester-Cardiff Trial, 1928; Bath & West Of England M.C. 24 Hour Trial, 1926: Surbiton Grand Cup Trial, 1927 Douglas Team; West Of England Motor Club Open trial 1928; West of England Motor Club Yeovil-Lands End Trial 1929; and one inscribed H.M.Hicks 1926. total weight of silver 261gms, 8.40ozs, (6).
Lot 146
A GROUP OF CONTINENTAL PORCELAINS19th and 20th centuryComprising; a Meissen globular teapot applied with flowers, blue crossed swords mark, 10.5cm high; a Meissen blue ground cup painted with a flower panel; a Meissen basket moulded beaker painted with figure panels, 8cm high; a pair of German double salts with putti, 13cm high; four German flower tubs, 5cm to 11cm high; a Sevres style gilt-metal mounted beaker and cover, 11.5cm high; a Paris porcelain two-handled tray, 31cm wide, (12)Meissen teapot- cover lacking. Typical losses to applied flowers and leavesMeissen blue ground cup- some wear to gilding around rim and interiorMeissen beaker- large glued chip to the rim with associated haircrackPair of German salts- each with repaired/restored breaks to one bowl. Some wear to the gilding.4 flower tubs- each with chips to the flowers and leavesBeaker and cover- restoration to the beakerTray- some wearProvenance: Hylda and Lewis Gilbert, Sheldrake Place, London. Lewis Gilbert (d.2018), the celebrated film director, producer and screenwriter, best known for his 007 James Bond movies and Alfie.
Lot 45
A GROUP OF ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL PORCELAINSVarious datesComprising; a Vienna gold ground milk jug, 10cm high; a small French porcelain coffee pot and a jug painted with children with dogs; a pair of Coalport apricot ground dinner plates; a blue ground saucer; a Davenport cup; a Chamberlain & Co blue ground sauce tureen stand; a Carlton China Japan pattern coffee can and two saucers; a flower painted double salt and a small rococo form vaseVienna jug with small losses to the white `jewelling' . The small French coffee pot with glued finial, chip to the cover and some wear to the gilding. The jug with a crack and chip to the handle.Both of the Coalport plates have cracks. The Davenport cup has a haircrack to the rim and a glued handle. The Carlton China coffee cup has a rim chip and crack. The small rococo vase has damage to the rimProvenance: Hylda and Lewis Gilbert, Sheldrake Place, London. Lewis Gilbert (d.2018), the celebrated film director, producer and screenwriter, best known for his 007 James Bond movies and Alfie.
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