Reverse decorated glass pin cushions and related pieces, comprising a disc form pin cushion, titled '*** Street Oxford', mirror to reverse, 5cms, another 'Malvern From The ***', mirror to reverse, 4.7cms dia., a pair of needle or stamp book covers, 'Windsor', 3.5cms sq., a disc for a pin cushion 'St Michael's Mount, Cornwall', 4.2cms, a needle book cover 'York Minster', 6 x 4.4cms, and a rectangular wooden box with domed glass circular reverse print titled 'Morecambe Pier', box, 11cms. (6) From the collection of Enid Riley Part 4
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Three early Tunbridge ware white wood and card, print and paint decorated pin cushions, comprising a capstan form example in simulated burnt tortoiseshell with circular colour print titled 'Chain Pier Brighton', 6.5cms dia, a pin wheel one side with colour print of Brighton Pavilion indistinctly titled and to the obverse 'Brighton Pier', 5cms dia., and a circular card pin cushion one side with colour print map showing the coast and inland from Sandwich to Reculver, the obverse a colour print of a church perched on the cliff edge (possibly Reculver Church), binding probably an old replacement, 5.2cms dia. (3) From the collection of Dr. Brian Austen
Four material pin cushions and a thimble holder, comprising a diamond form pin cushion each face in floral painted velvet within gilt foil borders, 7.5cms, a silk pentagon pin stuck card, 5cms, a floral embroidered circular pin cushion in ribbon border, 5cms, a pin cushion / needle book of elongated hexagonal form with bead work covers, ribbon hinge and ties, 6cms, and a triangular section patch work and bead work decorated thimble holder, 7cms. (5) From a distinguished UK Private Collection
An early 20th Century embroidered cottage pin cushion and two similar needle books, the pin cushion, 5.5cms, the needle books of professional appearance, the larger with internal printed label 'Mrs Evershed, 8, South Molton St., London W, Church and Secular Needlework', 6cms. (3) From a distinguished UK Private Collection
Eight pin cushions and emeries, comprising an embroidered cushion form emery with corner tassels, 6cms, a brown silk pin cushion with turquoise and metallic bead girdle, 2.5cms, a rectangular vellum example, one side decorated, the obverse inscribed in ink 'Margot from Allie with love, Xmas 1913', 4 x 3.5cms, a patch work star, a half doll example, a large wooden disc form example in the Art Nouveau style monogrammed 'EC', 6.5cms, and two others. (8) From a distinguished UK Private Collection
Five pin retainers and a needle book, comprising a cast metal and painted life boat pin cushion, 10cms, a bellow form pin cushion, decorated in metallic and coloured glass beads with bodkin ferrule, 8.5cms, three pin cards, one as the shield of St. George, one painted in watercolour with birds on a river, and 'The West End Needle Case - Henry Milward and Sons, Redditch', 10 x 7cms. (5)
A French splint and coloured straw work book form sewing companion, circa 1850, each 'board' with a flower spray, the lid interior with mirror over a pin cushion, two hinged lids and a cylinder form straw work needle case, minor losses, 10.3 x 7 x 2.3cms. From the collection of Enid Riley Part 4
A rare miniature Georgian tortoiseshell sewing box for a child or doll, of rectangular form, the lid with white metal tablet, raised on four white metal ball feet, the lid interior in pink velvet over a silk pin cushion, miniature silver thimble and a reel, push catch button lacking, one piece of base bone border lacking to one short side, 6 x 5 x 4cms. From the collection of Enid Riley Part 4
A French black leather and steel mounted sewing companion, circa 1860, of serpentine outline, the lid with leaf scroll panel and lacking leather carrying handle, the red velvet interior with two glass scent bottles with white metal screw tops, mirror, note book and needle book and twelve various steel tools (tweezer/earspoon damaged), the front fitted with a pull up reel drawer below a velvet pin cushion, 12cms max. x 8.5 x 9cms. From the collection of Enid Riley Part 4
A good Palais Royal sewing companion, circa 1830, contained in a red leather rectangular case, with gilt tooled borders, the lid interior with mirror over a silk squab and cream velvet flush fitted base with floral painted pin cushion, a pair of mother of pearl snowflake thread winders in circular mirror base compartments, bodkin, thimble with double gilt rim, needle case with gilt ferrule and oval enamel pansy motif and a pair of steel bladed scissors with floral gilt mounts to carved arms below plain oval loops, case, 13 x 7.2 x 2.5cms. From the collection of Enid Riley Part 4
A Spa work mahogany sewing box, circa 1840, of sarcophagol form, the concave lid mouldings painted with flowers, the lid now plain and presumably stripped of decoration. The lid interior with damaged mirror over a compartmentalised and lidded tray with pin cushion, reels and bead dishes variously painted with flowers and buildings, 29.5 x 22 x 10.5cms. From the collection of Enid Riley Part 4
A Victorian scrap decorated box, circa 1870, and three other pieces, the first rectangular with internal pin cushion, 22 x 11 x 9.2cms, a scrap decorated needle box with Tartan pattern concertina, 5.5cms, a needle packet box, 6cms, and a falling side sewing companion with pin cushion top, 8cms high. (4) From the collection of Enid Riley Part 4
A large Spa work burr maple sewing box, circa 1830, of rectangular form with concave sides, the lid painted with a panel of flowers (some wear and loss) within a concave moulding. The lid interior fitted with a mirror over a lidded and compartmentalised tray with floral painted lids, bead bowls and pin cushion, five of six reels present, 38 x 30 x 13cms. From the collection of Enid Riley Part 4
A large George III yew wood sewing box, circa 1790, of rectangular form, brass side carrying handles, the lid with a satinwood border within lines. The lid interior fitted with a removeable mirror within a penwork surround, the lower section with two glass bottles and stoppers and three removeable boxes behind a tray with two further boxes, multiple reel and pin cushion, 36 x 29.8 x 14cms. From the collection of Enid Riley Part 4
A French rosewood sewing box in the form of a miniature foot stool, circa 1840, the front inlaid as a drawer and flanked by curved arms united by turned stretchers. The upholstered hinged top opening to reveal a silk lined lid over a flush fitted base in tooled velvet with a mother of pearl reel, steel pin cushion top clamp and six other steel accessories, 30cms max. x 14 x 11cms. From the collection of Enid Riley Part 4
A good Recency turned rosewood turret form sewing companion, the circular base raised on three turned feet and with a pen work border. The central turret with circular box base, the top with pin cushion and encircled by two removeable reels, a similar waxer, two turret form pin poppets, and a turret form tape measure, tape replaced, 11cms high, 8cms dia. at base. From a distinguished UK Private Collection
A George III rolled paper work weighted netting box, circa 1780, of rectangular form, the sides and top with panels of geometric quill work within satinwood and rope strung borders, bone oval escutcheon. The interior lined in original salmon pink paper with a bone multiple reel, box form pin cushion, and other fittings, 21.5 x 13.2 x 7cms. From a distinguished UK Private Collection
A French handbag form sewing companion for a child, circa 1880, of oval section covered in crosss-hatched green leather with gilt brass studs and clasp, purse form ends one fitted with gilt crochet handle and six hooks, the interior in cream velvet with tool loops and pin cushion, gilt brass carrying chains, 13.5cms. From the collection of the late Sue Read
An 18th Century red leather sewing box for a child, of sarcophagol form with gilt brass escutcheon, lid mounts and raised on four gilt brass ball feet. The interior with thimble stand and pin cushion and lined with two portrait engravings and inscribed in ink '1763 I Gave This To The .......', 12 x 7.2 x 6.5cms. From the collection of the late Sue Read
A fine burr wood Palais Royal sewing box, circa 1810, of rectangular form raised on wooden gilt ball feet, oval mother of pearl escutcheon, the canted lid with central pointed oval mother of pearl initialled tablet. The lid interior with a mirror over a flush fitted cream velvet tray with mother of pearl fittings comprising four mother of pearl snowflake thread winders (one matched) in circular mirror base compartments, a pair of reels, a tweezer/earspoon with oval enamel pansy motif, a folding knife, a bodkin, a pair of steel bladed scissors (points apart) with gilt mounts the pierced arms with twin enamel pansy motifs below oval loops, a matched tambour hook, a stiletto with enamel pansy motif, a rectangular needle case with enamel pansy motif, a thimble with gilt lined frieze and enamel pansy motif, an ill fitting and matched cut and gilded scent bottle with stopper, and a floral embroidered pin cushion, complete with key and silk squab, 22 x 16.5 x 10.5cms. From a distinguished UK Private Collection
A small leather sewing companion for a child or doll, circa 1880, of scissor shape, one side with a pair of steel scissors with leather covered arms and loops, central blue velvet pin cushion, the obverse with a pouch containing a leather needle book, brass hanging loop, 7cms. From a distinguished UK Private Collection
A fine Palais Royal burr wood small format sewing box with gold and enamel accessories, circa 1810, of rectangular form raised on four ivory ball feet below feather inlaid bandings (slight loss to one front corner and one back corner), and curved sides, the slightly domed lid within a conforming feather border and centred by a mother of pearl tablet within cut steel carrying handle. The lid interior with mirror over a flush fitted cream velvet tray the fittings comprising a pair of mother of pearl snowflake thread winders in mirror base circular compartments, a pair of gold mounted pearl reels, an elaborate gold and blue enamel needle case, gold bodkin, gold toothpick - damage to one end, a pair of steel bladed scissors with gold and blue enamel arms below oval loops (one neatly replaced but lacking pattern), a gold thimble with two colour frieze, a cut glass scent bottle with gold screw top and internal glass stopper, and an embroidered pin cushion, complete with silk squab, 16.8 x 11.5 x 8cms. Ivory Self-declaration Submission Reference Number EZWMTYHC From a distinguished UK Private Collection
A red leather and gilt tooled small format sewing box, circa 1800, in a remarkable state of preservation, of sarcophagol form raised on brass bracket feet, the curved sides below a curved and stepped lid with brightly gilt tooled decoration and central gilt tablet. The lid interior with tooled velvet wallet compartment, the lower section compartmentalised in original blue paper, with tooled leather lid, thimble stand and needle book, velvet pin cushion, an 18th Century silver thimble, mother of pearl top emery and tape measure and four variant mother of pearl reels, 17.5 x 12 x 7.5cms. From a distinguished UK Private Collection
A French red tortoiseshell and engraved brass Boulle sewing box of small format, circa 1870, of cut corner rectangular form. The lid and sides with engraved cut brass scrolls, leaves and other devices, the silk and velvet lined interior with tool provision to lid with silver gilt needle case, scissors, stiletto and bodkin, the lower section with thimble holder, thimble and drum form pin cushion, 13.5 x 8 x 5.4cms. From a distinguished UK Private Collection
A French tortoiseshell etui, circa 1880, of rounded corner rectangular cushion form, the cover with leaf scroll inlaid monogram, the interior with blue velvet base fitted with engraved border silver thimble and a pair of steel bladed scissors with floral decorated arms to oval loops, case 8.5cms.
A complex walnut and paper decorated sewing and games, toilet and writing box, Vienna 1802, in a fine state of preservation. For a video of this box with expert commentary, see: bit.ly/sewing_box The rectangular walnut box inset with panels of pierced pressed paper on a duck egg blue ground, the lid with four bone roundels to the corners, oval steel escutcheon. The lower section of the box compartmentalised and lined with marble paper with five removable fitted boxes and a pair of glass inkwells with silver plated tops. Each box with insets of pressed and pierced paper comprising a rectangular box between the inkwells with a drawer containing a toothbrush and a tongue scraper, a further rectangular box with tray top fitted with bone lucet, bone bodkin and ivory salve box, over an end drawer containing a two part steel and brass sewing clamp with detachable pin cushion top, ivory thimble and a sliding platform with six numerical needle tubes. The front with three square boxes each with a drawer one containing six dice and a complete set of thirty two miniature playing cards, (4.2 x 2.5cms), another fitted with a tray with circular bone box labelled 'Rouge S.F.', and with miniature brush, the last containing a circular cardboard box labelled 'Denten Pulver'. The plinth incorporating a secret compartmentalised drawer with internal latch and the following fittings, sliding top pin box, bone tambour hook, folding rule in three parts, a slate over five printed cards, a steel corkscrew, an almanac in gilt decorated leather cover dated 1802, a pair of multiple thread winders, a pair of steel and gilt scissors, a pencil, a bone ribbon threader, a bone cylinder needle case, a matching cylinder container with fitted slate scribe, a single blade folding knife with tortoiseshell guards, and a set of steel knitting pins in original paper wrap. The lid fitted with two secret shallow drawers, one containing two bundles of envelopes in original paper wraps over a printed chart of clothing and accessories, the other a quill, sealing wax, a ruler and a compartment for wafers. The lid interior with central framed mirror within conforming paper panels, borders and medallions, 23 x 17 x 7.2cms. For a video of this box, see: https://bit.ly/sewing_box Ivory Self-declaration Submission Reference Number TAH2TWDF
A Palais Royal satinwood small format sewing box, circa 1830, the ogee front and back below a domed lid with central steel carrying handle flanked by borders of cut steel pins and raised on brass ball feet. The lid interior with cracked mirror lining to lid over a red velvet flush fitted tray with gilt wire decorated pin cushion, two matched mother of pearl snowflake thread winders, mother of pearl thimble lacking pansy motif, a rectangular needle case, a steel stiletto with gilt mount and mother of pearl vase form handle, a pair of steel scissors with gilt mounts to carved mother of pearl arms with four inset enamel floret motifs below oval loops and a mother of pearl needle case, probably matched, complete with silk squab, 18.8 x 8.2 x 6.5cms.
A fine early Tunbridge ware print and pen decorated burr yew wood sewing box by George Wise, of sarcophagol form raised on leaf mounted brass bun feet, the sides with brass leopard's mask ring handles. The canted lid with a penwork border of flowers and leaves in circles and diamonds rising to an inlaid border enclosing a bright colour print internally titled 'The Promenade Hastings, Published at Wise's Manufacturing Tonbridge Town May 1, 1813'. The lid interior lined in original pale green paper with printed border over a compartmentalised white wood tray in conforming paper with silk tool card and box form pin cushion, complete with key, 27 x 22 x 14.5cms. Illustrated Austen(B) Tunbridge Ware 3rd edition Page 38 (10a and 10b). From the collection of Dr. Brian Austen
An elaborate silver chatelaine, the hook to a heavily cast mount pierced and decorated with a mask, cherubs, scrolls and mythical beasts, above a further hinged mount with five pierced and mask decorated chains to a rectangular pin cushion with a man playing a stringed instrument to a woman seated in an open landscape, engraved to reverse 'FMJ-JH June 13th 1900', Birmingham 1899, a pair of silver handled scissors in silver sheath, Birmingham 1899, a silver handled stiletto, Birmingham 1912, a button hook, marked but indistinct, and a thimble bucket, Birmingham 1899, The mount, London, 1899 by William Comyns and Sons, 48cms max. From a distinguished UK Private Collection
Three reel stands, comprising a rosewood example the circular base with baluster pedestal to a circular tier with four reel spikes and a thimble stand centred by a pin cushion on pedestal, 13cms high, a mahogany reel stand the circular base on three bun feet with four reel spikes and a thimble stand below a dished top centred by a pin cushion, 11.5cms dia. at base, and a painted wooden novelty reel stand with central mushroom darner, 11cms dia. at base. (3) From a distinguished UK Private Collection
An elaborate and elegant mahogany reel stand, the circular base on three bun feet below two circular tiers divided by baluster turnings and incorporating sixteen brass reel rods each with a turned finial, the whole surmounted by a vase form pin cushion, 14.5cms dia. at base, 31cms high. From a distinguished UK Private Collection

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