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Lot 36
Extensive silver and enamel Art Deco dressing table wares to include a cut glass powder bowl with pull off cover, mirror and two hair brushes, two clothes brushes and a glass atomiser and comb, all with white guilloche enamel and black enamel detail, Birmingham 1936, maker's mark Mappin & Webb Ltd (enamel losses)
Lot 128
A THOMAS WEBB CUT GLASS SHIPS DECANTER with ball stopper, together with a claret jug with silver plated mount, and a 19th century star cut decanter with slice cut neck & stopper (3)Condition Report – 1) Claret jug late 20th century, 26cm high in good condition. 2) Ships decanter – ‘Thomas Webb’ late 20th century, the glass isn’t cloudy but a bit brown stained, 26cm high, 3) The star cut one late 19th century, chips to rim, wear to base, little discoloured, stopper rough around the base, 27cm high, (all heights to top of stoppers)
Lot 139
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY OAK TANTALUS, holding three square, cut glass spirit decanters with facet cut ball stoppers, bears presentation panel dated 1910Condition Report – The wooden frame is mostly sun faded, the plated fittings quite worn key doesn’t to be the right one it seems too long, clicks but doesn’t operate the mechanism, decanters look okay, observed in frame, but cannot see bases or remove the stoppers to see if clipped or cracked on their bases.
Lot 106
Taxidermy: A Victorian Cased Pair of European Capercaillie (Tetrao urogallus), circa 1880-1900, a pair of very high quality adult birds, cock and hen, the cock bird perched above the female on a cut tree branch, above grit covered groundwork, amidst ferns and sprigs of heather, set against a pale blue wash painted interior, enclosed within a large ebonised single-glass display case with gilded border, 76.5cm by 39.5cm by 108cm, taxidermist unknown
Lot 201
Taxidermy: Tawny Owl (Strix aluco), circa 2005, by A.J. Armitstead, Taxidermy, Darlington, Co Durham, a full mount adult sat atop a cut rotten tree stump, in relaxed dozing pose, enclosed beneath a large period glass dome with ebonised oval base, raised upon four pedestal feet, 31cm by 19cm by 54cm with CITES A10 (non transferable) licence no - 285726/01
Lot 137
A GERMAN CUT GLASS AND SILVER COLOURED MOUNTED ASHTRAY BY HERMANN BAUER, .800 standard, the circular cut glass ashtray with a silver coloured rim, with a presentation engraving, stamped 800, maker's mark HB, 9.5cm (3 3/4 in) diameter; together with a cut glass and silver coloured ashtray, stamped 800, 9.5cm (3 3/4 in) diameterÂ
Lot 468
A GEORGE IV PATINATED AND GILT BRONZE STANDISH, circa 1825, of rectangular form, with twin hobnail cut glass ink wells flanking a cylindrical jar with foliate cover mounted with an urn candle socket as a chamber stick, with concave pen recesses to front and back and with a foliate cast loop handle at each end; with repousse foliate sides and spherical feet, height: 12cm, length: 34cm
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