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Lot 3
Fine late Victorian Royal Presentation silver capstan inkwell given by TRH The Duke and Duchess of York (later King George V and Queen Mary), to their personal doctor, Sir Alan Reeve Manby, for attending them on their Royal Tour of the Colonies 1901 - the hinged lid inset with silver plaque with relief portrait busts of The Duke and Duchess, the underside of the lid with Royal Yacht crowned anchor and rose motif and inscription 'TRH The Duke and Duchess of York Visit to the Colonies 1900', the inkwell with gadrooned borders and original glass liner with star cut base (hallmarked Birmingham 1900 Nathan & Hayes) CONDITION REPORT In good original condition - the liner is in good order
Lot 30
Formerly the property of Mrs Alice Keppel (1868 - 1947), the British society hostess, beauty and mistress to HM King Edward VII - a fine Regency Apsley Pellatt & Co. gold mounted cut glass scent flask in the form of a crown - the stopper in the form of a cross, the gold mounted collar decorated with rose, thistles and shamrocks, the crown profusely and finely diamond cut with hobnail cut base, circa 1825 - 1830 - most probably made for The Royal Household and given to Mrs Keppel as a gift by King Edward VII, 9cm high x 9cm wide, the base 6cm diameter. A similar crown flask was commissioned for Queen Adelaide from Apsley Pellatt & Co. when her husband King William IV ascended the throne in 1830 (on loan from Melissa John at the Bentley Priory Museum Collection).Provenance: Mrs Alice Keppel by descent to her daughter, Violet Trefusis and thence to John Phillips CONDITION REPORT Good original condition. Some small chips and nibbles. Chips to stopper
Lot 31
Formerly the property of Mrs Alice Keppel (1868 - 1947), the British society hostess, beauty and mistress to HM King Edward VII - a fine early 20th century French ladies' silver mounted and cut glass liqueur flask of cylindrical form, with detachable cup base, with engraved Royal Crown, ribbon and leaf swag engraved glass body with screw stopper, marked on base - G. Keller Paris, with French silver hallmarks (Gustave Keller was the top society Silversmiths in Paris with many European Royal clients), 14.7cm high.Provenance: Mrs Alice Keppel by descent to her daughter, Violet Trefusis and thence to John Phillips
Lot 409
Victorian silver mounted peperette in the form of an owl, with cut glass body and silver feet, by Alexander Crichton (London 1881), 9.5cm overall height.Provenance: Hancocks, London, February 1997 CONDITION REPORT General overall condition very good. Silver mounts are excellent. Head, collar and feet marked. No signs of damage or repair. Glass body very good, no chips or scratching, lower part just above the silver tail has been polished
Lot 410
Victorian silver mounted scent bottle in the form of a budgerigar, with cut glass body (lacking stopper) and silver feet and tail with registration mark, by William Leuchars (London 1882), 15cm overall length CONDITION REPORT General overall condition very good. Silver mounts very good - head, neck and tail section marked. Head hinge pin is partly out and hinge slightly misaligned. No other damage or repair. Stopper missing. Glass body is good. Some minor surface scratching and one obvious scratch on clear glass area above tail
Lot 433
1930s cut glass whisky tot of conical form, with star cut base and silver hinged cover (Birmingham 1934), Asprey & Co., 11cm overall height CONDITION REPORT Overall condition very good, silver mount has some tarnish and very minor surface scratching. No damage or repair. Marks clear. Glass body also very good, some very minor surface scratching and two tiny bubbles in the glass, no chips or other damage
Lot 434
Early George V cut glass whisky tot with star cut base and silver hinged cover (Birmingham 1911), maker - N. & S. Ltd., together with another similar (Birmingham 1930), Hukin & Heath and a pair of contemporary silver pepper and salt (Birmingham 1973 with assay office Centenary mark), maker - T. & S., whisky tot 11.5cm overall height (4)
Lot 446
Late Edwardian silver mounted five piece dressing table set with engine-turned decoration - comprising two set brushes, comb and a hand mirror (Birmingham / Chester 1909 / 1910), together with a silver mounted cut glass toilet bottle (Birmingham 1899), one other pot, an oval hairbrush and two loose covers (various dates and makers) (qty)
Lot 551
Victorian gentlemen's toilet box with lift-out trays and eight silver-mounted cut glass toilet bottles / containers and a silver shaving brush holder, all with engraved armorial crest (London 1839), maker - T. D., together with brushes, folding comb, penknife, vesta, ivory mounted twin pencil by Sampson Mordan and sundry other items, in a fitted brass bound mahogany case with same armorial crest and folding stationery compartment. Approximately 12ozs weighable silver (key present)
Lot 604
Unusual collection of miscellaneous silver - including Georgian cayenne pepper spoon with cut glass handle (London 1812), Victorian ice cream spade (London 1867), Victorian ice pick or toffee hammer (Sheffield 1875), Victorian skirt-lifter (unmarked), Victorian page-marker with hardstone mounted handle (Birmingham 1896), retractable toothpick (925) and a white metal pip tray (qty)
Lot 101
The Honourable John 'Jock' Bowes-Lyon - brother of HM Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother and uncle of HM Queen Elizabeth II - silver presentation desk stand with two cut glass ink bottles with hinged silver tops, on shaped oval stand, engraved 'Presented to The Hon. John Lyon by the tenants of the St. Paul's Walden Estate on the occasion of his marriage with The Hon. F. Trefusis Sept. 1914', raised on four splayed feet (hallmarked Sheffield 1908), 24cm wide
Lot 163
A tutti-frutti giardinetti brooch, with assorted oval mixed cut rubies, sapphires and emeralds, all four claw set in yellow collets. Silver leaf sprays between, set with old cushion-shaped and circular eight cut diamonds, with a triangular diamond, claw set at the top. A circular cabochon ruby, rub set at the bottom of the spray to a moulded green glass urn, with a graduated baguette cut diamond plinth, all rub set in platinum. Tested as approximately 18ct gold, platinum and sterling silver. Marked Or 750, Ag 925. 42 x 42mm, 13.96g
Lot 100
A late 19th/early 20th Century oil lamp with coloured glass fonts and brass baseCONDITION REPORTMetal fitting at top cut for electric conversionVarious surface marks and scuffs throughoutFont unscrews from base, drilled through the brass surrounding the wickShade and font appear undamaged but have surface wear
Lot 281
Two pairs of glass candlesticks and four cut glass decanters and stoppers Condition Report: Lot 281:- Airtwist candlesticks - one drippan broken and glued, smaller cur pair in good condition. Stuart crystal decanter (step-cut neck) has tiny chips to the edge of the cutting around its middle. The tallest decanter has a few tiny chips to cutting, the stopper has part of the base missing. Hobnail decanter has scattered chipping to points. Chipping to aperture for stopper, stopper is not a perfect fit. Liquer decanter has scattered chipping. Small chip to pointed tip of stopper.
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