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Lot 179
Late 18th Century Staffordshire enamel bonbonniere modelled as a black and white spaniel lying on a pink mottled cushion, the hinged cover painted with a landscape with figures on a riverbank, 5.75cm wide Condition: Enamel flake loss to back of dog beside one painted patch, loss to lower right corner of landscape panel, some internal star cracking to enamel - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 23
AN EDWARDIAN AQUAMARINE, DIAMOND AND PEARL PENDANT/BROOCH, CENTRED WITH A CUSHION-SHAPED AQUAMARINE claw set within a small rose diamond border and an open 'C' scroll and flower-head clusters with a pearl accent and a pearl drop, set throughout in silver and gold with a removable brooch fitting and a hinged catch, the pendant measures approx. 52mm high x 30mm wide overall, (the pearls not tested however they are very likely to be natural), in a fitted case marked 'London and Ryder, 17 New Bond Street'
Lot 1199
A early 20th Century rug / floor matt having a navy ground with a green and red medallion to one corner along with a ethnic style embroidered needle point cushion cover on a red ground with a border of coloured embroidery and geometric patterning to the inside. Measures: 60cm high x 55cm deep.
Lot 47
Herman Miller Eames Lounge Chair With Ottoman. Beige leather and rosewood. Measures 30-1/2" H x 32-3/4" W x 21-1/2" D. Ottoman measures 17" H x 25-1/2" W x 22" D. Condition: Typical soiling and wear from use. Wear to chair leather. Ottoman "As Is", missing screws, veneer losses, wear, cushion detached. Labels removed. Estimate: $400.00 - $600.00 Domestic Shipping: Third party
Lot 81
A pair of 19th century believed Carl Thieme Potschappel German cherub figures, one sat on a carp, the other a winged putti seated on plinth with urn. Together with 2 Capo Di Monte cherubs, one lying on a cushion the other in rolled over position. Together with another small cherub with cymbal ( 5 total ) German examples approx 7.5cms high / Naples largest 9.5cms long ( cushion example )
Lot 323
A William and Mary walnut cabinet, with cushion moulded frieze drawer, above two doors with boxwood line inlaid border decoration enclosing a fitted interior of small drawers with scroll drop handles and central cupboard, above three long drawers, with later handles, on later bun feet 181 x 125 x 51cm (71 x 49 x 20in)
Lot 569
Victorian 19th century silvered Tipstaff of Office by Parker, Field and Sons.A scarce example by Parker, Field and Sons, London. The gilt crown with velvet cushion (Velvet possibly replaced) unscrews, Silver plated metal barrel with 7 cm white ring turned decoration. Minor age wear. GC. (approx. 19 cm overall)
Lot 654
An Important Scottish Napoleonic Period Royal Edinburgh Yeomanry Cavalry Tarleton Helmet. Circa 1797 - 1800A splendid example representing the Regiment that Sir Walter Scott volunteered into during the period of threat of invasion from Napoleon Bonaparte’s army. The body and peak are of stout black jacked leather, the peak is edged with a Sheffield Plated silvered band. The skull is wrapped with leopard skin which is held in position by five silvered chains. To the crown, a black fur crest. Across the front a silvered title strap “Royal Edinburgh Yeo. Cavalry ”. The right side decorated with a Silvered Thistle device, this mounted onto a black sheet metal securing plate. The left side with scarlet and white old feather plume. To the rear of the helmet affixed to the skin an original black silk cushion. Two silvered bosses secure the original silvered linked chin chain with velvet backing a cloth ties. The bosses are embossed with a Crown and initials R.M.L.C.”. The interior with a quilted cotton lining. This impressive Tarleton Helmet has been sympathy restored many years ago to Museum Exhibition Standard. The skull and metal furniture including badges and title band are original. The fur crest now requires attention due to mothIt is interesting to note that the chin chain bosses are embossed to the Royal Mid Lothian Cavalry. A similar example is held by the National Museum of Scotland and dated Circa 1797-1800
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