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Lot 58
* An large English Regency engraved glass rummer, early 19th century, of bucket form, on ring knopped stem, leading to circular blade engraved base, engraved with twin headed eagle cypher over `J L G` monogram, with engraved prose below titled `Time by moments steals away`, taken from the 19th century journal by Ruth Douglass. The reverse engraved with a memoriam prose, with a spreading foot with star cut base, height 21 cm.
Lot 146
A William IV Silver plated and cut glass centrepiece, mid 19th century, consisting of central glass bowl supported by circular frame on four scrolls leading to central support from which branch four reeded supports which support four further smaller cut glass bowls, on rounded square gadrooned base on four paw feet, width 51 cm.
Lot 1897
A quantity of miscellaneous items to include a small silver salver engraved and presented to Mrs H.M.Reid. A chess board and set presented to Flt Lt. Reid VC, by British Aerospace, Manchester.1990. Medal model of a Lancaster bomber dedicated to Flt Lt Reid VC. 61 squadron, signed, edition no. 360 of 360. A small trophy cup awarded to Bill Reid 1954. A Strathallan Aircraft Society president plaque, 1983. An RAF wings brooch. A set of three gold dress studs, along with two lapel pins. A coloured glass presentation plaque engraved from Rolls-Royce plc. 2001. A brass model of a Lancaster bomber. A boxed white metal presentation salver from the Scottish Aero modellers association. A boxed gilt metal Rolls-Royce lapel pin. A boxed small sliver engraved salver with scroll and foliate feet. A RAF plague on wooden shield to 617 squadron (dam busters) along with three other similar. A Royal Doulton cut glass decanter and stopper engraved. A set of six boxed glass beakers, etched to commemorate bomber command. Three RAF commemorative plates by Bradford Exchange displaying various bombers in the `wings of victory series`, (a lot)
Lot 390
A Victorian silver table centrepiece with heavy-weight cut glass fruit bowl, the stand with pierced and cut animal frieze, baskets of fruit on tree, cow`s mask supports, hoof feet on pedestal base, maker`s mark "SS over WN", Victorian duty mark, London, 20ozs approximately, 20cm high including bowl
Lot 356
A collection of objects, including: a Victorian banded agate small desk seal, the white metal matrix cut with man`s bust, 2.4cm high; a gilt metal thistle seal; a 19th century bone brise fan; a Venetian multi-coloured glass miniature scent bottle; a brass bear baiting vesta case; a Great War Victory medal to 54888 Pte W. Price, Manchester regiment; and other items
Lot 394
A late Victorian silver rectangular inkstand by Charles Stuart Harris, London 1899, with nulled borders and foliage at the angles, with a central taperstick with chained extinguisher forming the cover of a box beneath flanked by cut glass square inkwells, the base with two pen wells, on four panel feet, engraved `To F. J. Langford. On his majority from the staff and others connected with the Bristol Goldsmiths Alliance`, 22.5cm (9in) wide, the base and taperstick 19.25 oz Bristol Goldsmiths Alliance was founded in 1882 with the merger of Charles Taylor and Co. and William Langford and Sons, both of which had been established in the early years of the century. The Alliance manufactured and sold articles made of `gold, silver, gems and metals that lend themselves to artistic handiwork`. Their premises on College Green were described as having `three magnificently yet tastefully dressed windows and a spacious showroom` and Mr George Langford as `the talented managing partner`. Clocks were regulated by electricity to Greenwich mean time.
Lot 436
A silver mounted glass scent bottle, London 1911, the globular hob nail cut body with an embossed silver shoulder, the stopper (chipped) probably a replacement; with a small scent flask having an unmarked silver coloured threaded cover; a silver four division toast rack, 106g gross; and a two piece open work buckle
Lot 447
A late Victorian silver mustard pot and pair of matching salts, Sheffield 1900, of rounded rectangular cut rim form, on swept supports, with blue glass liners; with four silver salt spoons; a mustard spoon; a pair of silver bright cut tea spoons, by Smith & Fearn; a William IV silver tea spoon; two silver backed brushes; a cranberry glass smelling salts bottle with a silver collar; 245g (7.9 oz) gross weighable; a plated coin purse; and three plated cruet items
Lot 457
A silver salver, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1937, of circular shaped outline, with shell and scroll points, on three leaf scroll supports, 21.5cm diameter, 285g (9.1 oz) gross; a Continental salver, of oval shaped outline, with scroll border, stamped `900`, 31.5cm long, 391g (12.5 oz) gross; a late Victorian silver box, Birmingham 1899, engraved with leaf scrolls, and having a vacant cartouche, 4.7cm long, 30g gross; a pair of silver loaded desk candlesticks; a small silver cut glass bowl with a silver rim; a butter knife with a loaded silver handle; a pair of plated mustard pots; and a single mustard pot
Lot 536
A silver hand mirror with matching hair brush; a cased button hook with a loaded silver handle; a silver handled button hook; a glass mounted hip flask; four toilet bottles; a chrome plated razor box; a square cut corner plated entree dish and cover; a metal coin holder in the form of a gun cartridge; a cased pipe, damaged; a pair of spectacles and sunglasses; a carved ivory elephant; and a sash for the Ancient Order of Foresters
Lot 562
An unusual electroplate and glass epergne, circa 1900, the central glass rod having a spiral of plated branches each carrying a small bud vase, with a cut glass bud vase finial, on a glass spreading foot, nine branches now present with some having broken off, the bud vases present also vary slightly with some damages, 66.5cm tall
Lot 113
A SILVER MATCHBOX SLIDE, CRESTED MARKS RUBBED C1900, A SILVER WRYTHEN FLUTED SALT CELLAR ON BALL FEET, TWO SILVER SPOONS, AN EARLY 19TH C SILVER CAPPED CUT GLASS SCENT BOTTLE, A COMMEMORATIVE FOLDING KNIFE RMS QUEEN MARY AND A VICTORIAN BRASS CAPPED AMBER GLASS FACETED SCENT AND SALTS BOTTLE
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