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Lot 266
A pair of silver-gilt and green guilloche enamel-mounted cut-glass scent bottles, mark of Richard Comyns for William Comyns and Sons Ltd., London, 1929, spherical bodies cut with lozenges and foliage, star-cut bases, one complete with interior glass stopper, the other lacking stopper, 10 cm. high.Good condition, some wear to gilding in places.
Lot 212
An Edwardian silver two-bottle inkstand by Martin & Hall, Sheffield, 1909, rectangular with slat-pierced gallery rim, spiral-twist central grip and fluted sloping sides to base, complete with two mounted cut-glass bottles with star-cut bases, 30.2 cm. long, wt. 1198 gm.Silver in good condition, a few very minor tiny chips to one bottle and a series of conchoidal fractures to front of other bottle.
Lot 198
A Victorian silver-mounted glass claret jug finely wheel-cut engraved with trailing honeysuckle by John Newton Mappin, London, 1886, the onion-shaped body on octagonal foot, the mount part-fluted and chased with band of anthemions around neck, chased acanthus leaves to domed cover capped by a pomegranate finial, female mask spout, 26 cm. high.Beautiful glass but four of the eight sides of foot are badly chipped and need grinding down, the estimate reflects this.
Lot 15
A ruby and diamond spray brooch, set with six graduating round cut ruby centred flowers, the largest 4.7mm diameter, each in a surround of small brilliants with accents between, stamped '18k ITALY', 5cm long 13.5gms CONDITION: rubies are pink-red and fairly uniform in colour, the largest is showing evidence of lead glass filling, mount fine
Lot 200
A Victorian silver-mounted cut-glass swing-handled sweet dish by Hirons & Plante, Birmingham, 1888, oval with an upward slant, sides cut with diagonal fluting below a diamond-cut band, star-cut base, 13.1 cm. long.Good condition, slight wear to maker's mark, no assay office mark (anchor) nor any sign of ever having one.
Lot 1017
1898 Grenadier Guards Presentation Decanter Set, fine Mappin & Webb Princess Plate decanter set with engraved presentation inscription, “PRESENTED TO SERGTS MESS 3RD BATT GRENADIER GUARDS BY LIEUT E F O GASCOIGNE ON HIS LEAVING THE BATTALION JAN 1898” to the other side is engraved regimental flaming grenade badge. Six ring holder with ornate handle which is screwed into the bottom of the stand. Complete with the six cut glass bottles with stoppers, all slightly miss-matched so possible later replacements. Some small chips to the glass bottles but the stand has nice patina.
Lot 295
Late 19th century coromandel or similar vanity and jewellery box with brass stringing, the hinged lid rounded to the front and back and inset with a vacant brass cartouche, the inside of lid with a removable mirror backed with blue crushed velvet and a leather letter pouch behind, the interior with fitted compartments in dark purple leather, three square scent bottles with stoppers, cut glass jars and trays, a lift-out fitted tray in which remain three mother of pearl manicure and dressing tools, the box with a fall front revealing two drawers, each with chased silver plated flush handles with mirror panels, the lower drawer compartmented for jewellery with a lifting tooled leather board marked H GREAVES MAKER NEW ST BIRMINGHAM; lock marked BRAMAH LONDON, with key, height 19cm width 30.5cm depth 23cm
Lot 45
A Victorian diamond set India star and blue glass plaque,later mounted as a ring. An oval, domed, blue glass tablet with an applied, graduated, rose cut diamond set India star, to a rope border. Hand engraved foliate decoration to the underside with pierced gallery and round shank. Tested as 14ct gold setting with 18ct gold gallery and shank. 32 x 26mm, 16.54g.Finger size S½
Lot 422
A French silver-mounted cut-glass decanter,Alexandre Vaguet, Paris, c.1890chased with rocaille scrolls and fluting, acanthus capped handle, on conforming foot, the glass engraved with foliate scrolls and flower heads, the underside stamped with retailer's mark 'TIFFANY & CO', and the base with import marks for 'Edwin Thompson Bryant, London 1895',21.5cm highIn J Culme's 'The Directory of Gold & Silversmiths', Edwin Thompson Bryant is registered as first entering a mark for James Thredder, Son & Co. in 1889. Noted examples of silver bearing E T Bryant's mark on behalf of James Thredder, Son & Co as importers include a pair of silver-mounted glass decanters and a liqueur glass holder, London, 1889, maker's mark of K Kurz of Kesselstadt, Germany, retailed by Edward Tessier, jeweller etc, of 26 New Bond Street, and...a French powder box, 'Tiffany et Co' as retailers.
Lot 427
A Victorian gilt-mounted and cut glass double-ended scent bottle set with coronet and watch,c.1880,the central hinged double mount pierced and engraved with scrolls, opening to reveal a portrait and a mirror monogram, engraved inside one rim 'W BARKER & CO, 172 NEW BOND STREET', with detachable bottles at each end, one mounted with a watch with star-cut face and Roman numerals, set to the interior with a further conforming retail stamp, the other with pull-off stopper, set with a mirror monogram below a coronet,15.7cm long
Lot 501
A Victorian silver inkstand,Robinson, Edkins & Aston, Birmingham, 1845,the shaped rectangular stand raised on four acanthus scroll feet, with pierced gallery, fitted with a central chamberstick in the form of a trumpet-shaped flower, flanked by a silver-mounted cut glass inkwell and a pounce pot,30cm long, 30oz 3dwt excluding glass inkwells (6)Provenance: Standen Hall, Clitheroe.
Lot 1
A Georgian matched gold and black glass parure with a graduated rivière necklace, bracelet, a pair of brooches and a matched bog oak brooch,the necklace composed of a series of cushion-shaped opaque black glass plaques, all set in gold cut down collets, joined by jump rings to a hook clasp. The bracelet with matching plaques joined by pairs of jump rings to a later concealed box clasp. The pair of brooches made from converted links, the matched brooch, possibly bog oak. Hinged case
Lot 405
A pair of German silver-mounted cut-glass claret jugs,W Stuttgen, c.1900,the mounts and hinged cover chased with rocaille and surmounted with rocaille finial, acanthus scroll handle, the body with star-cut glass base and fluting, engraved with 'C' scrolls, four-leaf flowers and trellis,25.5cm high (2)
Lot 335
A GEORGE III MATCHING TWO-HANDLED SUGAR BASIN & MILK JUG with engraved friezes, angular handles & ball feet, maker's marks worn, probably by Alice & George Burrows, London 1806 together with a small Edwardian cigarette box, initialled "HS" by C & G. Asprey, London 1909 and a mounted cut glass globular dressing table bottle; the latter 5.5" (14 cms) high; 13.8 oz weighable silver (4)
Lot 254
A MIXED LOT:- Two George III Scottish salts, an Edwardian Britannia standard helmet cream jug, a small Edwardian rose bowl, crested, a Victorian two-handled sugar bowl with chasing, crested and a silvergilt-mounted cut-glass toilet water bottle by Adie Bros. Ltd., Birmingham 1934; the latter 4" (10 cms) high; 27.7 oz weighable silver (6)
Lot 175
A LATE 20TH CENTURY SILVERGILT MOUNTED CUT GLASS COMMEMORATIVE* DECANTER & STOPPER & matching coaster with inset wooden base, each with the motto & the arms of Winchester College (No.37 from a limited run of 600), by Hector Miller, London 1982; the decanter 13" (33 cms) high *Made to commemoratve the 600th anniversary of the founding of Winchester college by William Wykeham, Bishop of Winchester, in 1382.
Lot 11
An Edward VII silver mounted and clear glass claret jug, maker Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London, 1908: the hinged lid with pierced thumbpiece and beaded rim, having a swept handle with beaded decoration, the body with cut palmette and hobnail ornament, on a domed circular foot, 29cm. high.
Lot 932
J.Ullman, a French enamelled four-glass mantel clock: the eight-day duration movement striking the hours and half-hours on a gong, with a Brocot pendulum regulation adjustment, the backplate stamped with the trademark for Japy frères à Paris along with the serial number 10363, the round gilded dial having black Roman numerals, with a surround of cut brilliants, the centre decorated with coloured floral swags and having decorative blued steel hands, the brass four-glass case with champlevé enamel decoration inset to the pillars, base and top, with gilded flying pillars to each side and surmounted by an enamelled cast urn, height 37 cms.* Biography J. Ullman & Co are recorded as being retailer jewellers with outlets in Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Tieintsin, China from before 1890 until at least 1900.* For details of Japy frères see lot no. 929
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