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Lot 12
A choice pair of vase shape decanters, each with pineapple stoppers, facet cut shafts, the oval bases facet cut with lozenges, circular star cut bases each with a Crown Staffordshire porcelain label, whisky and gin, 31.5cms and a trio of mallet shape decanters each facet cut and engraved with panels of grapes and vine, the largest 32cms, the pair measuring 27cms similarly engraved and a glass ships decanter with a fluted stopper (6) (illustrated)
Lot 146
A Victorian ebony travelling toilet case with silver mounted fittings by James Beebe, London 1872, the case by F. West, Manufacturer to Her Majesty & The Royal Family, 1 St James`s Street, with brass edges, concealed handles and a drawer beneath, the cover interior with a concealed mirror and stationery pocket, the base fitted with four cut glass square section bottles, four circular and three rectangular jars, each engine turned with vacant roundels, two trays with seventeen mother of pearl and/or steel and/or silver manicure and other items (none missing), including a double ended medicine spoon by Thomas Johnson I, London 1871; an acorn tape measure, unmarked; and a combination dip pen/pencil, unmarked; a jewellery tray beneath, the lock by J. T. Needs, 128 Piccadilly, late J. Bramah, 124 Piccadilly, 35.5cm (14in) wide (lacking the key)
Lot 211
A Bilston enamel rectangular writing box or etui, circa 1770, the cover painted with a figural landscape, the cover and base sides with further figures in landscapes all within raised gilded scrolls, the pink ground with raised white dots, the interior with two cut glass bottles with landscape painted enamel covers, a retractable pencil with end to screw in a dip pen nib, a knife blade or curved spike, gilt metal mounts, 6.7cm (2 5/8in) long
Lot 64
A George III scent bottle holder or etui by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1791; with bright-cut engraving, containing a miniature glass scent bottle and stopper, 4.5cm (1 3/4in) high (glass damaged); a George III oblong nutmeg grater by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1809, the cover basketweave engraved and with a monogram, the sides and base with pricked bands, 3.8cm (1 1/2in) long; and a Victorian shaped rectangular vinaigrette by George Unite, Birmingham 1848; the cover engraved with leaves and WJR, the sides and base with leaf panels, the gilt interior with a pierced scroll foliate grille, 4.2cm (1 5/8in) (3)
Lot 414
A Victorian etched and cut glass claret jug with silver plated mounts of flared trumpet form, the upper section etched with a wide band of trailing vines, the wider lower section with cut decoration, the silver plated wide collar with floral decoration and Bacchus mask spout, domed lid with floral design divided into four by petal motif, pineapple finial, square pillar handle with dragon and scroll bracket mounts, 12in. (30.4cm) high.
Lot 494
A Secessionist Movement style silver plated and cut glass butter dish Martin Hall & Co., circa 1900, of rectangular form with angular swing handle and removable cover with square x-cut handle, the shaped frame enclosing a glass liner with cut square decoration, on four bun feet, 6in. (15.25cm.) high.
Lot 621
A pair of 19th century brass mounted, cut glass and porcelain candlesticks the cut glass hexagonal drip trays and sconces with facet cut drops, on turned stems with Wedgwood blue jasper mounts, on cylindrical bases with conforming decoration, on a circular beaded brass base, 11¾in. (30cm.) high. (2)
Lot 636
A Georgian mahogany decanter box late 18th century, in the form of a cylinder bureau, the convex front with two miniature roundel handles and mother of pearl teardrop escutcheon, the interior containing six square decanters with domed shoulders and arched cut panels on all sides, gilt decoration with florette spandrels to upper sections, gilt flattened balloon form stoppers, front compartment holding a glass tray, lid interior holds two faceted stem glasses, 10½in. (26.75cm.) high, 10½in. (26.75cm.) wide.
Lot 706
George III mahogany longcased clock, brass dial with painted rolling moon, silvered Roman chapter ring with Arabic minutes and dates, the field engraved with huntsmen, four pillar movement striking the hour on a bell, the backplate engraved No 67, in a swan neck hood with glass panels, fluted columns, on a quarter column trunk and cut corner plinth, height 220cm (pendulum and two weights). *See clocks and watches proviso.
Lot 106
An 18ct gold, glass-filled ruby and diamond dress ring, the large oval mixed cut ruby, estimated weight 15.37cts, claw set above shoulders with shield shaped inset plaques pavé set with round brilliant diamonds to a broad tapered two tier band, size N, of hallmarked 18ct gold, Birmingham 2006 The ruby is quite a light red, edging towards pink with orange hints more dominant than blue; it measures 17.78 x 13.17 x 7.81mm. The crown has various small nibbles and abrasions and a scratch down a facet edge; and some of the fine fractures are surface-rising. There are no notable areas of `windowing`, but numerous fine inclusions, veils and feathers with areas that catch the light like platelets - assumed to be micron sized gaps; small colour flashes can be observed with the right light and angles; there is one distinct hexagon of fine silk, the lines straight, the angles crisp. The ruby fluoresces under UV light - very faintly in SW and strongly red in LW. The setting is solid and sound, just light wear and tear appropriate to age.
Lot 169
Two Victorian enamel and diamond floral plaque brooches, the first of diaper outline with a royal blue guilloche enamel ground and ornate rococo style frame, within which is a loose bunch of flowers set with graduated seed pearls and two with rose cut diamond centres, verso engraved with four sets of initials - MFM, JM, DM and GM - perhaps the original owner`s four children; width 5.4cm; together with a lace pin with scrolling rectangular outline frame containing a black enamel ground and a single flower, whose petals, stamen and leaves are set with rose cut diamonds, verso with panel lacking glass, length 2.3cm (2)
Lot 258
Two pairs of French glass cologne bottles, with silver mounts by Aristide Leclerc, Paris circa 1900/1920, each pair with square clear glass bodies with cut and etched decoration below silver mounts to the flat tops below detachable ball caps revealing glass stoppers, monogrammed, 17.5cm and 16cm high respectively (4) Small chip to a corner of the base of one of the larger pair and a larger chip to the corner of the base of one of the smaller pair
Lot 368
A late Victorian silver mounted cut glass claret jug, by Walter & Charles Sissons, Sheffield 1900, the clear pear shaped cut glass body with silver mount embossed with scrolls and flowers, the hinged cover with pierced chair back thumbpiece over a stylised scroll handle, 27cm Glass and silver both in good condition
Lot 371
The Melbourne Hunt Cup Steeple Chase October 1st 1881 - A gold mounted claret jug, unmarked (tests as 15ct), the collar engraved with hounds and arabesques between two beaded bands, cartouche engraved `The Melbourne Hunt Cup Steeple Chase October 1st 1881 - Won by Young Deceiver the property of John E Spicer, Esq`, the cover with finial modelled as a horse standing four square, the flared trumpet shaped clear glass body with cut and ribbed pattern, 28cm high
Lot 551
A 19th century cut brass and rosewood desk stand, the central brass well flanked by replacement cut glass ink wells with dished trays to front and back above a drawer below raised on four brass ball feet 11 x 38 x 32cm (4 x 15 x 12in) Provenance: Warwick Castle, formerly the seat of the Earls of Warwick
Lot 72
A Victorian crystal globular decanter, faceted body and stopper, 27.5cm high; another similar, cut glass, harlequin stopper, 32cm high; another cut crystal decanter, 25cm high; a Schweppes soda siphon; a late George III cut smokey glass carafe, of plain design, globular body, 17cm high; a post-Regency cut glass decanter, graduating stepped neck, faceted body, star burst effect base, 22cm high; A Victorian globular glass decanter, acid etched stopper, notch cut neck, the body acid etched with sprigs of fern, a star burst effect base, 31cm high; a similar globular carafe, 18cm high; a Victorian cut glass claret jug, cut glass body, star burst effect base, 16cm high (9)
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