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Lot 651
A late Victorian silver desk standish, Charles Stuart Harris, London 1891 (marks on stand partially obscured), the rectangular tray with pierced scroll-cast divisions, raised on scroll feet and fitted with a pair of silver-topped cut-glass inkwells. Length 19.5cm, weight excluding inkwells 11 troy ounces.
Lot 657
An early Victorian silver desk standish, Robb & Whittet, Edinburgh 1838, the stand of rectangular form, chased with a leaf and scroll rim, on shaped shell and scroll feet, fitted with a bowl and a pair of cut-glass inkwells (white metal covers to ink wells unmarked), hallmarks to the stand and the bowl. Length 23.5cm, weight excluding inkwells and covers 15 troy ounces
Lot 254
A wine glass, circa 1785, the decagonal cut ogee bowl above a faceted stem, h.14cm, together with another wine glass, circa 1785, the round funnel bowl above a faceted stem, h.14cm, a cordial glass, 20th century, the ovoid bowl above a blue opaque twist stem, h.13.5cm, a decanter, early 19th century, of mallet form, h.30cm, and another decanter, early 19th century, of square form, h.19cm (5)Square decanter has a few small chips.Otherwise intact.
Lot 104A
A 19th century silver plate desk stand/epergne by J Deacon. Comprised of two squared inkwells on a squared base with spherical feet, pen well, horse standing under a tree with wheel cut glass trumpet, no 10939, 51 cm H x 29.5 cm W x 18 cm D Condition Report: Generally in good condition. The glass trumpet has a slightly uneven rim however no apparent cracks, chips or restoration to the glass and base. Small chips to the glass inkwell. The stand does not sit evenly. The silver plate is heavily tarnished and would benefit from a clean, however the details are sharp. No apparent structural damage or repairs.
Lot 1419
A mid-20th century Waterford cut crystal ten-light electrolier, arranged as two rows of five candle-arms, each supporting faceted drops and cut glass 'drip' trays, dia.69cm, h.85cmOne sconce chipped.Two or three drops chipped.Missing a drop to centre of bottom.Otherwise generally appears in good order.
Lot 1610
A pair of Stevens & Williams style circa 1890 pink with clear glass casing vases having vertical lobes and silver mica inclusions with white inner linings, 5 1/4'' tall plus two perfume bottles, one by Waterford for Marquis with frosted cut design,5 1/4'' tall, the other by Island Glass in multicoloured glass with 3-Lions impressed to base and stopper secured, 5'' tall.
Lot 113
A set of four Edinburgh Crystal champagne flutes, a set of six Edinburgh Crystal slice cut red wine glasses, a set of six Edinburgh Crystal champagne glasses, a pair of Edinburgh Crystal highball glasses, a set of six Edinburgh Crystal white wine glasses, a set of four Edinburgh Crystal style slice cut large tumblers, an Edinburgh Crystal cocktail glass, whisky tumblers etc. (a lot)
Lot 155
A large collection of various glassware comprising four thumb cut white wine glasses, seventeen Bohemian style cut wine glasses, four ribbed cut liquor glasses, three liquor glasses, six sherry glasses, nine various small glasses with handles, a large thumb cut goblet (h- 17cm), a crystal vase, a glass pitcher and a crystal jar. (h- 13cm). (48)
Lot 98
EARLY 19TH CENTURY MILITARY DISPATCH BOX, green leather over wood, by 'J.A.B. Punton, 13 Piccadilly', embossed and named lid to 'G.F. Paschal', velvet lined interior, containing a small collection of Georgian and later military brass buttons with hand written paper note (later mounted on card) indicating regiments and dates of some buttons, Bramah lock and key, 12.5h x 37w x 16.5cm dProvenance: Lieut-Col. George Frederick Paschal, 70th Reg. Foot, veteran of both Peninsular War and Waterloo. Thence by descent.G.F. Paschal entered the army as Ensign in 1812 serving with 2nd line battalion of the King's German Legion from 1813-14 including at the Battle of Nive and Nivelle, and the investment of Bayonne. In 1815 he was attached at Quatre Bras to Sir Henry Clinton on 17th June and at the Battle of Waterloo. He became Captain in 1826, Major in 1841 and Lieut-Col. in 1851. He received the Waterloo Medal, Military General Service Medal and medal with two clasps and the Hanovarian War Medal. He also served command of auxiliary police for the Great Exhibition of 1851 and during the unrest that followed the passing of the Common Lodging Houses Act of 1851.Comments: handle missing, generally scuffed. 19TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD TOILETTE BOX, hinged lid with inset gilt brass plaque with engraved initials 'GEP', purple leather and velvet interior, fitted with Old Sheffield Plate lidded cut glass bottles and boxes, all similarly monogrammed, later mother of pearl handled accessories, fitted lower drawer, ebony corner mouldings (one loose, one missing), key, 16.5 h x 30.5 w x 22.7 d cm, with associated Morocco leather folding mirror, 22.5cm h (2)Comments: top split, veneer splits, internal mirror missingProvenance: Lieut-Col. George Frederick Paschal, 70th Reg. Foot, veteran of both Peninsular War and Waterloo. Thence by descent.G.F. Paschal entered the army as Ensign in 1812 serving with 2nd line battalion of the King's German Legion from 1813-14 including at the Battle of Nive and Nivelle, and the investment of Bayonne. In 1815 he was attached at Quatre Bras to Sir Henry Clinton on 17th June and at the Battle of Waterloo. He became Captain in 1826, Major in 1841 and Lieut-Col. in 1851. He received the Waterloo Medal, Military General Service Medal and medal with two clasps and the Hanovarian War Medal. He also served command of auxiliary police for the Great Exhibition of 1851 and during the unrest that followed the passing of the Common Lodging Houses Act of 1851.
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