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Lot 208
Mixed Lot: A vintage Pearce & Sons twin handled silver plated coaster, a Victorian oval shaped silver mustard and liner, part fluted decorated and hallmarked London 1886, makers mark for Thomas Bradbury & Sons together with a hobnail cut glass globular scent bottle with silver hallmarked collar and hinged lid, marks rubbed (a/f) (3)
Lot 278
A George III silver teapot stand of oval form, London 1791, makers mark for Joseph Scammell, 185 x 130mm, 113 gms, a silver trinket box of shaped oval form, hinged lid and engraved with "Bogey" dated 1915, hallmarked for Birmingham 1912, two hallmarked silver open salts and blue glass liners (a/f), cut glass scent bottle with silver mounts (a/f) and a glass stamp roller (a/f)
Lot 411
Small silver cruet, Mark Willis & Son, Sheffield 1911, three cut glass fitments, 16cm, pair of sugar tongs, Edward Thomason, Birmingham 1825, fiddle pattern with engaved initial, Irish silver sauce ladle, James Brady, Dublin 1816, fiddle pattern with engraved initial, small silver butter knife and pair of small candlesticks, loaded, 9oz weighable silver.
Lot 416
Victorian Halstaff & Hannaford rosewood travelling case, rectangular form with brass engraved plaque, quilted velvet lined lid, jars and containers with metal covers, drawer to base fitted out for jewellery, 32.5cm.Condition report:Some nibbles to the glass bodies of the bottles and inkwells but no signficant chips. The metal caps are all in good order, shapes are good, no splits, With the two rectangular boxes, one has an engraved initial to the cartouche, the other has a blank field, and the glass bodies differ - one has a star-cut base, the other not,. Also the tops differ slightly in their engraved design, so presumably one is a matched replacement. The oblong box cover matches the cover with an engraved initial, but the glass body of the oblong box is plain (not star cut) where as the equal lid is on a star cut body. Some patches of scratches to the left hand side of the box, otherwise the rest of the box is in good overall condition. A key is in the drawer, however it does not operate either the top lock or the drawer lock.
Lot 425
A Victorian burr walnut writing slope by Parkins & Gotto, with coromandel and mahogany interior fitted with pen rest, inkwell compartments with cut glass inkwell with silver plated caps, writing slope and inner compartments, inset plaque ‘PARKINS & GOTTO 24 & 25 OXFORD STREET LONDON’, inset and engraved brass plaque to slope, 35.5cm wide, 24cm deep, 11cm high.Condition report:There are some minor indentations to the lid and side. There is some water damage to the back of the lid and the back of the item. There is a crack to the front and another to one side which joins another one running the width of the base. There is some minor loss of wood to the front and sides. The material inside is ripped. The lids inside have mould marks. There are some losses to the material on the base. Please see additional uploaded images.
Lot 231
3rd-5th century A.D. The walls tapering slightly towards the base, displaying wheel-cut ovals running in registers around the body, slightly everted rim; iridescent surfaces. Cf. The British Museum, museum number 135304, for similar; cf. Corning Museum of Glass, accession numbers 70.1.9 and 54.1.119, for similar.239 grams, 12 cm (4 3/4 in.). Ex Belgian collection, 1980s.
Lot 414
Circa 16th century A.D. Composed of a quatrefoil bezel set with a point-cut diamond, raised and chased shoulders displaying volutes, billeting and pellets, with trace remains of black enamel. Cf. Scarisbrick, D., Rings: Jewelry Of Power, Love and Loyalty, Thames & Hudson, London, 2013, pp.306-307, for similar rings and diamonds; cf. The V&A Museum, accession numbers M.220-1975 and 934-1871, for broadly comparable examples.2.98 grams, 24.46 mm overall, 16.75 mm internal diameter (approximate size British L, USA 5 3/4, Europe 11.24, Japan 10) (1 in.). Acquired 1990s-early 2000s. East Anglian private collection.This lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by search certificate no.201075. The point-cut diamond was oftentimes used by the wearer to engrave a personal motto or message onto a pane of glass. [A video of this lot is available to view on Timeline Auctions Website.]
Lot 184
A plated Tantalus fitted three cut glass decanters with stoppers, the frame, 38cm wide CONDITION REPORT: One decanter has two bad chips to neck rim. There is no key so I cannot examine the decanters entirely but cannot see any other obvious signs of damage to glass. There is a crest and armorial to front. Needs re-plating I would think. Not marked Betjeman.
Lot 273
An Anglo-Irish cut glass water jug with diamond engraving, and eight drinking glasses, the jug 16cm high CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection
Lot 39
An Edwardian cut glass biscuit barrel with silver mounts, Sheffield 1905 and a silver hot water jug, Sheffield 1926 CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection
Lot 113
Silver topped cut cranberry glass scent bottle, another silver topped globular cut glass scent bottle, and other objets vertuGlobular scent bottle- 14cm in overall height, stopper missing from bottle, top has some minor dents but no holes. Some minor scratches and nicks to the glass. Cranberry scent bottle- 14cm in overall height, minor nicks to stopper, minor dents to silver, some minor scratches and nicks to bottle.
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