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Lot 44
A quantity of porcelain, early 19th century, comprising a Coalport porcelain muffin dish and cover, circa 1810, painted with exotic birds, saucer painted with flowers, possibly by H S Hancock, a desk stand candlestick, and a twin handled baluster vase moulded and reserve painted with roses and other flowers against a green ground. (8)
Lot 822
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY SATINWOOD AND MAHOGANY CARLTON HOUSE DESK, with overall foliate inlaid decoration within satinwood cross banded borders, the curved superstructure with a central bank of four drawers flanked by two small cupboards, two further curved letter compartments to each side and further sloping lid compartments, the pull-out writing surface inset with leather above two frieze drawers, on square tapering supports and spade feet, H 103 cm, W 122 cm, D 64 cm, (keys)
Lot 81
A late Victorian silver triple cigar case, Birmingham, Thomas Hayes 1895, with all over floral decoration, including a crocodile cigar case and a gilt metal desk cigarette box (3) Footnote: Inscribed: "JP 31/03/23 Presented to John Perry on his retirement from the Royal Lyceum theatre where he was Door Manager"
Lot 44
A quantity of porcelain, early 19th century, comprising a Coalport porcelain muffin dish and cover, circa 1810, painted with exotic birds, saucer painted with flowers, possibly by H S Hancock, a desk stand candlestick, and a twin handled baluster vase moulded and reserve painted with roses and other flowers against a green ground. (8)
Lot 81
A late Victorian silver triple cigar case, Birmingham, Thomas Hayes 1895, with all over floral decoration, including a crocodile cigar case and a gilt metal desk cigarette box (3) Footnote: Inscribed: "JP 31/03/23 Presented to John Perry on his retirement from the Royal Lyceum theatre where he was Door Manager"
Lot 952A
An early 20th century gilt brass desk timepiece, with barometer and thermometer. Width 12 ins. CONDITION REPORT: The clock movement appears to be complete and untouched. It is however fully wound and not currently ticking. The movement is not particularly dirty. The barometer does appear to be operating, it is currently sitting at 75. The thermometer tube is complete and again appears to be operational. The case is in generally reasonable condition. There are minor scuffs and marks to the black slate which appears to have a lacquered finish to the surface. There are one or two edge chips. The brasswork to the front is showing signs of perishing to the original finish and lacquer. The base and feet are original and intact. The silvering to the thermometer dials is in reasonable order with some slight discolouration and the odd surface scratch. The numerals to the dial are again showing losses to the paintwork. All three rear doors are quite badly scratched and one is dented in places. When the piece is moved around the pointer on the barometer moves which may indicate there is something not quite right here. It is now back at 73.4.
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