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Click here to subscribeA late Victorian silver mounted clear cut glass conical inkwell and an American silver plated table bell. The tapering fluted glass inkwell base with a plain silver hinged cover with the mark of John Grinsell & Sons, London 1896, 7.5cm high overall (3 inches); the table bell with a flared out and pierced border and a floral hexafoil surmount, marked 'Reed and Barton', 9cm high (3 1/2 inches)
A Late Victorian Silver Mounted Claret Jug and a Silver Mounted Decanter, the claret jug by Hukin & Heath, London 1897, of oval form with plain mounts, scroll handle and panel cut body, 10.5ins high, and a sliver mounted diamond and slice cut bulbous glass decanter, hallmarks rubbed, 9.5ins high, and stopper for same
A Gilt Brass Mounted Two-Handled Coromandel Tantalus, Late 19th Century, fitted with three hob-nail cut glass spirit decanters, with silver wine labels for Whisky, Gin, and Brandy, 13ins x 9ins x 10.5ins high External - back part of lifting cover with circa 6.75ins horizontal shrinkage crack. Top of cover to back right corner shows small area of fill. All gilt metal fittings are present. Key is present. Internally - the holders for glasses have been removed and glasses are absent. Three original glass decanters are present. Two stoppers can be removed, one cannot. Those that can be removed show very slight chipping to their lower part. Bases to all decanters show some scattered small chips. The neck to one of the decanters is badly chipped. All silver labels appear to be in good condition with no obvious damage/loss/restoration.We are unable to offer in-house shipping for this lot. We recommend you contact either Jentel Packing or MailBoxes Etc for quotes.
An Edward VII Silver Rectangular Box and Mixed Silverware, the box by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1905, of shaped outline, the lid cast with reeded leaf and scroll mounts 4.75ins x 1.5ins x 1.25ins high, a George V rectangular cigarette box, Birmingham 1926 with engine turned lid, 5.5ins x 3.5ins x 2.5ins high, four cut glass and silver mounted dressing table jars, a napkin ring and thimble, combined weighable silver 5ozs
An Edward VII Silver Oval Trinket Box and Three Other Boxes, the trinket box by B.J. Trevitt & Sons, Chester 1906, of shaped outline, embossed with flowers, cartouche and scrolls, 5.25ins x 3ins x 2ins high, a Late Victorian silver oval box, Birmingham 1896, the lid embossed with leaf scrolls, 5.25ins x2.75ins x 1.75ins high, lined, and two silver topped and hob-nail cut glass dressing table jars, combined weighable silver 5.8ozs
A George III Silver Wine Funnel and an Edward VII Silver Mounted Hip Flask, the wine funnel by C. ? London 1808, with removable unmarked strainer and ribbed ornament, 5.5ins high, weight 4.7ozs, the silver mounted and cut glass hip flask by Drew & Sons, London 1906, with reeded and leaf mounts, the bayonet cap and removable cup engraved with monogram, 5.25ins high, weight of cup 20ozs
A George V Silver Ink Stand and a Silver Mounted Blotter, the inkstand by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1925, with rope pattern rim and on scroll feet, 6.75ins square, weight 8.9ozs, and silver mounted and cut glass inkwell for same, and an Early 20th Century silver mounted blotter with engine turned ornament, hallmarks rubbed, 4ins x 2.75ins
Three George V Silver and Blue Enamel Dressing Table Items and Three Other Pieces, the three items by Charles and Richard Comyns London 1925, with pale blue guilloche enamel lids or backs, comprising - oval box with cloth lined interior and on twin wing and paw feet, 7.75ins x 6ins x 3.125ins high, a silver and enamel topped hob-nail cut glass jar, 5ins high overall, and a silver and enamel backed hand mirror, a pair of George VI silver and blue enamel backed clothes brushes, London 1946, and one other silver backed hand mirror Oval box - one very small imperfection on lid at one o'clock. Light surface scratches around the border. Hallmarks well struck on the gilded inner rim, and partial marks on the back exterior rim of the lid - these are rubbed. Cloth lined interior is faded and dirty. Scuffs to the exterior covered base.Hob-nail cut glass jar - 6mm scratch to the lid. Two dents to the inner rim of lid. Hallmarks well struck, with the exception of the makers mark, on this inner rim. A few small flake chips to the hobnail cutting.Hand mirror - scattered minor surface scratches to the silver rim. Hallmarks well struck on the rim. Very minor scattered scratches to the enamel. Pair of clothes brushes - one has a large surface chip to the enamel at one end - measures approx 10mm x 4mm - and a minor dent to silver rim. The other has a tiny bruise to the enamel at one end. Hallmarks on both rims are very rubbed.Silver backed hand mirror - several small scattered dents and surface scratches. Hallmarks are a bit rubbed.
A George V Silver Sugar Caster, a Silver Mounted Cream Jug and Sugar Basin and Claret Jug, the sugar caster by Martin Hall & Co. Ltd, Birmingham 1929, with pierced cover, bulbous sectioned body on circular footrim 7.5ins high, weight 4.6ozs, a George V silver mounted and cut glass cream jug 3.25ins high and matching sugar basin and a plated mounted and clear glass claret jug by Mappin & Webb, 8ins high
A Victorian Silver Ink Stand and a George V Silver Ink Stand, the Victorian by Edward and John Barnard, London 1851, with moulded floral and leaf scroll mounts and on conforming feet, 8ins x 4.75ins overall, weight 6.6ozs, and pair of slice cut glass and silver topped ink wells for same, the other by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1913, of oval form with reeded mounts and on four panelled feet, 10ins x 4ins overall, weight 5.6ozs and slice cut glass and silver topped ink wells for same
Mike Wilks (b.1947) City Jungle Initialled and dated (19)80, gouache, 47.5cm by 30cm Mike Wilks was born in London and studied at a junior art school before attending Croydon College of Art. After working as a graphic designer for several years he founded his own design company, which flourished and later allowed him to resign and concentrate on painting and drawing. After publishing a number of best-selling books, Wilks became the focus on an award-winning BBC arts documentary Mike Wilks - Making His Mark. Since then, he has continued to write, paint and draw, and his works can be found in public and private collections in the UK, Europe and the USA. Some general light dirt and debris beneath glass. Some very light time staining to sheet most evident around the edges of the sheet and the edges of the cut out sillouette of the skyline, but the work is executed on a cream medium. The odd tiny faint spot in the background. The cut out area has raised slightly, but this is possibly by design. In a generally good and bright overall state of preservation. Not examined out of the frame.
A Pair of Regency-Style Metal and Cut Glass Bag Shape Electroliers, the upper section with three candle arms and a central support supporting a base of nine SES candle bulbs, the glass frames decorated with anthemion and leaves, 60cm high, 50cm diameterBoth in good condition, wiring not tested.
A Coalport Twin Handled Vase and Cover, together with Another, A Royal Copenhagen Gilt Decorated Mug, An 18th Century Chinese Porcelain Mug, and Two 19th Century Cut Glass Decanters (one tray)Coalport pedestal vase - 26cm high, cover with chipping to the inner flange, body badly broken around the pedestal, has been detached, visible repairCoalport vase - 26cm high, cover in good order, body with a crack to each side near the handleOther items in the lot not reported.
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