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Lot 193
A Victorian possibly Holland & Co, horseshoe-backed walnut desk chair with "established" distressed deep buttoned hide back and serpentine seat, supported on turned cluster column legs terminating in brass socket castors. 72 cm overall width x 68 cm deep x 80 cm overall height, 46 cm height to the seat.A private estateSome flex across the frame an old repair to the front castor to repair the timber inside the castor.The legs/ castors bear my weight as I am typing this report but this is no guarantee of reliability.The hide is nicely weathered and battered but is intact.The frame has some flex tat the joints frame use.I can't see any losses.
Lot 197
A black lacquered Carlton House-type writing desk, 20th century, fitted with a bank of short drawers and cove cupboards to the curved superstructure above three frieze drawers with simple bale handles supported by square tapering legs terminating in spade feet, accompanied by a matching Chinese-style side chair with extended splat. and solid seat. 128 cm wide x 72 cm deep x 102 cm overall height, 61 cm knee height.
Lot 12
SILVER AND ENAMEL CARD CASE, CIRCA 1900, PROBABLY AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN, AND AN ENAMEL DESK SEALThe case with hinged cover depicting a fête champêtre, with engine-turned base and sides, gilt interior; the desk seal engraved 'Daisy' below a flower, the handle painted with allegorical figures within gilt cartouches, case with import marks for H C Freeman Ltd., London, 1931 case length 7.5cm, seal length 7.3cm (2)Footnotes:A Private Collection of Jewels and Portrait Miniatures of Bourbon Interest Lots 1 - 16 form part of a private collection of jewels, portrait miniatures and objects de vertu, predominantly relating to the Bourbon dynasty and dating from the 17th century onwards. Bourbon monarchs united France and part of the kingdom of Navarre in 1589, ruling both until the French Revolution of 1792. Restored briefly in 1814 and finally in 1815 after the fall of the First French Empire, the senior line of the Bourbons was overthrown again in the July Revolution of 1830. A cadet Bourbon branch, the House of Orléans, then ruled for 18 years (1830–1848), until it too was deposed.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 526
An Edwardian silver cylindrical travelling inkwell, with reeded decoration, by Sampson Mordan & Co, London 1902, 5cm high, a silver circular tobacco box, with sprung opening, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1937, a silver mounted desk timepiece, Birmingham 1925, and a silver vesta case, small circular box, and thimble (6)
Lot 613
A George V silver twin handled trophy cup, by Alexander Clark & Co, Birmingham 1925, 14cm high, together with seven further various silver trophies, two with applied enamel pennants, two small capstan inkwells, an egg cup and spoon, cased, and a silver mounted perpetual desk calendar (AF), 32oz weighable (qty)
Lot 687
A set of six silver-gilt and enamel coffee spoons, the white enamel bowls painted with floral sprays, by William Suckling Ltd, Birmingham 1962, cased, together with a George III silver caddy spoon, by George Smith II, London 1796, and a German silver desk seal, embossed with iris, stamped 800, 7cm high (3)
Lot 344
A late Victorian novelty patinated bronze owl vesta / go-to-bed, a miniature Austrian cold painted bronze group of a pair of pugs and other items first naturalistically cast with glass eyes and hinged cover, the pugs in the manner Bergman with glass eyes, stamped indistinctly to underside, together with an olive wood stamp box mounted with an enamel envelope, treen whistle and spinning tops, an Indian sandalwood and sadeliwork page turner, fobs and desk seals, an Oris antishock gold plated slim pocket watch etc., (qty)first height 6.5cm.Condition:Some minor rubbing to cold painted pugs. enamel envelope detached from stamp box, intaglio fob cracked
Lot 347
An Art Deco pink glass desk clock, an Austrian cold painted spelter figure of a Daschshund, a novelty brass ashtray mounted with cold painted spelter frog, a bronzed spelter cat group, and a polished granite desk weight, (5)first height 13cm.Condition:Clock has.a few chips., base oh ashtrays slightly buckle so it doesn't sit flat. Minor chips / wear to paint on dachshund.
Lot 369
Assorted fountain pens, propelling pencils and other itemscomprising a 19th century carved bone dip pen with stanhope, a Mordan Patent Everpoint, four silver propelling pencils, a telescopic pencil holder, a 9ct gold cigar piercer a/f, a late Victorian silver and mother of pearl folding fruit knife, a cream pencil decorated with blue guilloche enamel bands, various fountain pens: Burnham No49 lever fill, Parker Dufold, Waterman's lever fill, with 14k gold nibs, etc., other propelling pencils to include an engine turned combination perpetual calendar pencil, two double ended dip pen / pencils, silver plated gilt, bone, a long handled bakelite handled pencil, Conway Stewart 'Nippy", Duro Point No26, bone desk seals, etc., (qty)various Condition:Dip pen ciped to both ends other pens rubbed or with faults. Viewing recommended in person
Lot 388
A group of silver and silver plated itemsto include a George III and later embossed berry tablespoon, marks rubbed, with gilt bowl, an Edwardian plain vesta case, Birmingham, 1907 engraved 'Mick 1910', an Edwardian engine turned pair of oval napkin rings, Birmingham, 1911, an Edwardian single napkin ring, Birmingham, 1911, waisted, with monogram, George V set of five teaspoons, London, 1936, a pair of salt spoon with two Annas coin bowls etc., a pair of plated grape shears, an Islamic silver and carnelian fob seal and and a mother of pearl and silver desk seal with crested carnelian matrix, (17) weight approx. 6.04oztCondition:
Lot 435
A George V engine turned silver desk timepiece, a tobacco box and a pill box first case Birmingham, 1925 Harrison & Hipwood, rectangular with carrying handled on, a swept plinth base, together with a late Victorian plain circular tobacco box, Birmingham, 1900, William Hutton & Sons, interior gilt, a modern rectangular pill box stamped 925 and an oval miniature silver plated carriage clock with quartz movement, (4) First height 8cm., weighable silver approx. 3.72oztCondition:Desk timepiece does not wind tick or run. Occasional small knocks to case. Tobacco box with knocks and dents but does close
Lot 88
An Arts and Crafts planished silver plated desk clockcircular cream enamel dial with black Arabic numerals, minute track and blued steel hands, brass drum movement stamped Buren, the case of oval form with knob finial supported on satyr mask monopodia supports, over a platform base with central boss, on ball feet, numbered 1762height 20.5cm.Condition:Key present. Winds ticks and runs at time of cataloguin. Damage to dial with loss and hairline around 6 o'clock. Rubbing to bezel
Lot 336
Luminor Panerai Radiomir eight day desk clock, boxed, H: 13 cm, working at lotting but requires attention. The movement in the back of the clock needs re-screwing as it is loose, the glass on the clock is in very good condition with very slight signs of use, clock comes with its stand, original box and a guarantee card. P&P Group 2 (£18+VAT for the first lot and £3+VAT for subsequent lots)
Lot 350
Vintage brass desk lamp with milk glass shade, H: 25 cm. Light surface scratches to shade and fleabites to rim, no visible restoration, brass is slightly rubbed in small areas, stands well with no movements. P&P Group 3 (£25+VAT for the first lot and £5+VAT for subsequent lots) All electrical items in this lot have been PAT tested for safety and have passed. This does not confirm that the item is in full working order.
Lot 407
Green Balls The Adventures of a Night Bomber by Paul Bewsher 1919 First Edition Hardback Book with 309 pages published by William Blackwood and Sons good condition. Aviator, writer and poet, Paul Bewsher served in the Royal Naval Air Service from 1915 to 1918, before transferring to the Royal Air force from 1918 1919. In Green Balls, the author vividly presents his experiences of night bomber aerial raids in France and Belgium. In this candid autobiography (originally serialised in Blackwoods magazine before appearing in this first book form edition), Bewsher captures the hearts and minds of his readers: 'I have tried faithfully to describe the sensations, the strange inexplicable fears, the equally inexplicable fearlessness of a desk bound London youth, pitchforked into the hitherto unknown, untried occupation of bombing at night from the air'. Noffsinger provides a good biographical summary, as follows: 'Bewsher's experiences are recorded from October 1915 to April 1918 at an RNAS station in England and with No. X Wing (Handley Page) in France. Raids described include Hagendingen, Bruges aerodrome and harbour, Namur bridge and Zeebrugge Mole. He crashed at sea 10 April 1918. Later Bewsher served on HMS Manica a kite balloon ship. He was an observer of the sinking of HMS Triumph. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.
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