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Lot 2018
Collection of cut and engraved glassware including a large cut glass boat-shaped bowl cut with hobnail stars and fans, 29cm wide, two frosted glass salad bowls, a tapering cylindrical flower vase engraved with shells and swags, a cut glass bowl, six small cut and engraved circular dishes, an Army & Navy Cooperative Society Limited leather-cased engraved glass measure and other items, a collection of various boxes including a small writing slope, leather covered cash box and others, a vintage mahogany cased analogue thermometer and an Ensign Simplex auto folding camera
Lot 354
A German .800 standard silver mounted clear-glass tapering claret jug and hinged stopper. The tapering glass body engraved with flowers and leaves above a broad fluted section and a narrow diamond-cut band, the mount with a scroll handle, the shaped spout with hinged and knotted stopper, a moulded border and engraved with a presentation inscription in German as a special prize for a dog shown in Linz, Austria in 1889, the German 800 standard marks, 31cm highProvenanceBy family repute this jug formerly belonged to Charles Cruft (1852-1938), the founder of the World Famous Dog show first held first at the Royal Agricultural Hall, Islington in 1891. Having no desire to join the family jewellery business, in 1876 he joined James Spratt in a new venture in Holborn, London selling 'Dog cakes'. Over the following years he travelled extensively in Europe and the United Kingdom as General Manager of Spratts (Dogs Biscuits) in order to better understand the needs and the market in his chosen field. It is thought this jug was given during this period. Condition Report: Overall in good condition. Some small chips to the glass at the point at which the glass and silver connects. Tarnishing to the metal. No obvious cracks. Signs of wear including light scratches consistent with age and usage.
Lot 96
A collection of glassware, to include: a Wedgwood decanter with hallmarked silver stopper, six Royal Doulton cut glass flutes, seven Royal Doulton brandy glasses, six Royal Doulton whisky glasses, six Royal Doulton wine glasses, four Royal Doulton sherry glasses and two similar, two cut glass decanters, a water jug and other glassware
Lot 436
A late Victorian yellow metal pendant, each side painted with a miniature watercolour portrait on ivory, dia.19mm, housed under glass within a surround of 22 rose cut diamonds, the whole on a white metal finelink neck chainIvory submission ref: G5X2S4VZYellow metal is not gold, possibly pinchbeck.Very small chip to the glass on the reverse.
Lot 2316
A George VI Silver and Enamel-Mounted Dressing-Table Service, by Albert Carter, Birmingham, 1948 and 1950 with pink and white enamel geometric designs on an engine-turned ground, comprising two silver-mounted cut-glass dressing-table jars with tapering finials, one with differing enamel; a pair of hair-brushes; a pair of clothes-brushes and a hand-mirrorthe hand-mirror 29cm long (7)Each piece is marked as expected. The marks are generally clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There is some damage to the ename on the handles of the hair brushes at the top of each handle. The enamel on the cover of two boxes differ slightly.
Lot 2318
An Elizabeth II Silver and Enamel-Mounted Dressing-Table Service, by Albert Carter, Birmingham, 1958 and 1959 each enamelled in vari-coloured green on an engine-turned ground, comprising a cut-glass dressing-table jar; a shaped oblong jewellery-box; two hair-brushes; two clothes-brushes; a hand-mirror and a comb; Together With a matching silver plate and enamel scent-bottle with gilt-metal mounts the hand-mirror 28.5cm long (9)Each piece except the scent-bottle is marked as expected. The scent-bottle is apparently unmarked. There is some minor wear to the marks. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There is some bruising to some pieces. The bristles on the hair and clothes brushes worn and somewhat discoloured. There is some soiling inside the box and some unevenness to the base as can be seen in the images. The teeth of the comb are broken with many lacking.
Lot 13
A Sweetmeat, circa 1780, the geometric cut ogee bowl on a panelled knopped stem and domed hexagonal foot14cm highA Similar Wine Glass, the ovoid bowl engraved with husk swags on a faceted stem13cm high (2)Sweetmeat - very minor flakes to the edges of the pedestal. No chips or cracks.Wine glass - No chips or cracks, foot trimmed.
Lot 502
A Gilt Metal and Cut Glass Bag Shade, of circular form with geometric border, faceted drops and faceted pendant finial33cm diameterA Foliate Cast Single Light Wall Sconce, converted to electricity41cm highA Gilt Metal and Cut Glass Single-Light Wall SconceA Brass Candlesticks, converted to electricityA Pendant Light (5)
Lot 149
Five pieces of silver and silver plate:1. a late 19th century silver-plated double inkwell by WMF: two-lidded facet-cut cranberry glass inkwells flanking a central pen-rest modelled as a stag's head;2. a miniature early 19th century Sheffield-plated chamber stick with gadrooned border,;3. a cased set of six hallmarked silver coffee spoons by Jackson & Fullerton (1897);4. a small early 20th century hallmarked silver brandy-warmer with turned ebony handle;5. an early 19th century hallmarked silver Fiddle Pattern caddy spoon engraved with armorial.Condition Report: 1st glass inkwell - one of the lids lifts off silver-plate rather pitted and there is corrosion to the copper mount on the glass inkwell, otherwise in good order. 2nd inkwell - less problematical under the lid but some plate is missing. Glass on 2nd inkwell in good condition. Brandy warmer - quite tarnished but no dents noted or evidence of restoration.
Lot 229
An interesting selection of collectibles to include:various mid century postcards and small packs (Germany 1966, Paris 1961, Loire Valley 1961);a cased ivorine-handled and silver plated and bladed fish servers;7 photographs from 1938 detailing Mayo Composite Aircraft (at Foynes and annotated in pencil verso);a cranberry caster;a cut-glass atomiser;a hallmarked silver early 19th century serving spoon;a hallmarked silver oval mustard with blue glass liner;various silver-plated apostle spoons;a silver-plated salt as a scallop shell upon the tail of a Leviathan;a small Arts and Crafts style copper photograph frame with blue stones to each corner;an Art Deco period lady's mesh dress purse;a 'London Herriot Club Past President' medal (silver and enamel);a cast model of two terriers
Lot 272
A selection of mostly early to mid 20th century collectibles to include:an original black Bakelite telephone;a wooden-cased C.H. Stoelting Co. Chicago, Illinois, dated 1918;four early jigsaws;a boxed tinplate moneybox;an antique hand-saw;a wooden plane and other tools;a circular brass-cased barometer;two silver-backed clothes brushes;an oil lamp;a cut-glass spirit decanter and stopper.
Lot 275
An interesting assortment to include:a 19th century circular treen trinket-stand centrally decorated with a neoclassical-style maiden in relief;a pair of hand-cut opalescent glass door-handles;a gilded easel stand;a hand-cut pink glass knife-rest;a pair of coloured maritime etchings by Darcy.
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