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Lot 315
A pair of Victorian brass candle lustres, the reeded sockets with fruit embossed drip pans, the cut glass drops on wild rose supports, raised on a fruit decorated knop stem to stepped circular foot, 21 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Significantly out of circular. Knocks and bumps, damaged to the top. All over small scratches. Metal tarnished. Bases with some dents and knocks also. Second candlestick - some knocks to the top, not overly out of circular. Some general wear and tear all over, light scratches, tarnished metal, knocks to the base and is out of circular. Both with general wear and tear.
Lot 314
A pair of 19th Century patinated bronze and brass candle lustres in the Empire taste, the foliate decorated sockets with flower head design drip pan, the cut glass drops on flower head supports, raised on a pedestal with scrolling harebell and bird decoration, raised on a lotus leaf decorated rectangular stepped base, 27.3 cm CONDITION REPORTS Basically appear in sound condition. All glass drops extant but some with chips and scuff marks to the extremeties and where the glass is attached to the metalwork, one drip tray with hole right through (see image), possibly part of original casting. Otherwise in reasonable condition.
Lot 206
An Edward VIII Art Deco style cut glass liqueur decanter, with stepped silver collar, faceted linear striations to the body and similar faceted prism form stopper, the silver collar hall-marked for C P & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1936, height 23 cm approx Note: Originally purchased from Harrods, London, in 1936 and thence by descent.
Lot 388
A George V cut glass and silver topped biscuit barrel, of ovoid form, the glass diamond cut, with star cut base, with silver collar, handle and removable lid with spherical finial, hallmarks struck to the collar with corresponding part marks struck to the handle and underside of cover, sponsor's mark for John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham 1917, height from base to top of finial 15 cm approx
Lot 407
*REOFFER IN APRIL £150-£200** An Edwardian gentleman's leather travelling case with printed name "J.W Page", complete with fitted interior contents to include six silver topped and cut glass bottles, hall-marked for London 1909, sponsor's mark for Mappin & Webb, complete with travelling inkwell and match case, brushes, combs, manicure set, shoe horn, mirror and writing pad with dip pen and pencil, dimensions height 24 cm, width 40 cm, depth 28 cm approx
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