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Click here to subscribeAn early 19th century rectangular horn and tortoiseshell snuff box, the centre inset with mother of pearl and silver floral spray, together with a George V tortoiseshell and silver dressing table box, inscribed 'Mary' in gold to centre, together with a Chinese blue enamel and gilt cloisonné rectangular dressing box and cover, together with an ebonised yellow and orange ivory carved flower vase. (4)
A Chinese export eight piece tea set comprising bullet shaped teapot, sparrow beak jug, six coffee cans, each with polychrome enamel decoration depicting a Rococo style crest bearing initials CONDITION REPORTS Wear and scuffs, cups are of various sizes. Four cups have numerous chips and some cracks. One cup has numerous small chips. Jug handle is broken off and glued, plus there are chips to the jug. Teapot lid is chipped, and teapot handle is broken and glued, there is a written inscription to the base of the teapot. All with wear to gilding.
A set of five Continental (probably Dutch) wine glasses, the bell shaped bowls on an enamel twist and bubble decorated knopped stem, raised on a circular foot, 16.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Some variations to sizes of knops to stems. Wear, scuffs and some blemishes and bubbles. One base has incisions and a small chips and star shaped crack.
A French 19th century black slate and marble mantel clock of fluted drum form on an S scroll support raised on a moulded edge rectangular plinth, the blue enamel chapter ring with individual white roundels inscribed with Roman numerals recessed gilt metal engine turned centre with visible escapement and twin winding apertures, twin train movement stamped Martie et cie striking the half hours on a bell, 32cm high
A French 19th century ormolu mantel clock, the ornate case surmounted by two birds amongst fruit, the drum movement set with lions masks and wreaths, retailed by Wilson and Gandar, the eight day twin train movement stamped Vincenti & Cie striking the half hours on a bell, the white enamel dial with blue Roman numerals and two winding apertures, applied cast flaming urns and foliate plaque to the lower half of the case, 29cm high
A 19th century English 8 day walnut wall clock of diminutive proportions, the two piece white enamel dial with Roman numerals and key wind aperture at 6, regulator movement with adjustable pendulum, scroll arch top door with finials to top and bottom, double arch glass panel, glass side panels, 52.5cm high
A Victorian walnut and ebonised wall clock, the single weight driven regulator movement with a white enamel two piece dial, Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial at 12 and winding aperture at 6, arch cornice with three finials, glazed door with fluted pillars, shaped base with turned pendants, 127cm high
A Victorian ebonised wall clock, the single weight driven regulator movement with a white enamel two piece dial, Roman numerals subsidiary seconds dial at 12 and winding aperture at 6, blue and white trailing vine decoration to centre portion of dial, similar decorated ceramic panels to arch frieze and door pillars, turned finials and pendants, 120cm high
19th century French silver pocket watch with enamel Roman numeral dial with subsidiary seconds, the case engraved with a floral design, together with a 19th century French silver pocket watch with enamel Roman numeral dial with subsidiary seconds, the case engraved with an open cartouche within a floral border
A rare Nailsea glass decanter c.1810, of mallet form with four applied milled tapered lines from the shoulder to the base, the slightly tapered neck with flared rim, the glass of dark olive green with flecked white enamel decoration of variable size, pontil to base, 11in. (28cm.) high. See Illustration.
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