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Click here to subscribeTWO ENAMEL DECORATED SILVER SNUFF BOXES PROPERTY OF A DELRAY BEACH GENTLEMAN TWO ENAMEL DECORATED SILVER SNUFF BOXES One French cartouche shaped, hallmarked with date for 1738. And one Italian snuff box, dated late 19th century, marked 800/Italy. The larger 3 1/8 in. by 3 ¼ in. Starting Price: $500
FRENCH GILT-BRONZE AND ENAMEL SIX-LIGHT CHANDELIER FRENCH GILT-BRONZE AND ENAMEL SIX-LIGHT CHANDELIER Height 35, Diameter 17 inches. In response to your inquiry, we are pleased to provide you with a general report of the condition of the property described. Since we are not professional conservators or restorers, we urge you to consult with a restorer or conservator of your choice who will be better able to provide a detailed, professional report. Prospective buyers should inspect each lot to satisfy themselves as to condition and must understand that any statement made by A.B. Levy`s is merely a subjective, qualified opinion. Prospective buyers should also refer to any Important Notices regarding this sale, which are printed in the Sale Catalogue. NOTWITHSTANDING THIS REPORT OR ANY DISCUSSIONS CONCERNING A LOT, ALL LOTS ARE OFFERED AND SOLD AS IS" IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONDITIONS OF BUSINESS PRINTED IN THE SALE CATALOGUE." Overall good condition retaining original gilding with some rubbing and wear, some tarnishing. Very good quality casting with some minor surface dirt. Starting Price: $500
A late 19c French mantel clock in ornate cast brass case, the stepped and curved base having cast paw feet and decorated with swags, masks, columns and fretwork. The 4"diam dial has applied enamel numeral plaques and the clock is surmounted by a cast brass urn supported by a ring of columns. The movement is rack striking on a gong and is stamped for Achille Brocot, 19" tall overall
A late 19c French column clock, the clock in a gilt brass drum supported on two white marble columns on an oval white marble base. The 3.5" diam white enamel dial has Arabic numerals with floral swags between and fancy gilt hands. It is marked Bertonneau Gognard, Malesherbes and the case has gilt metal feet, capitals and column bases and cast gilt floral swags around the drum. The pendulum is a gilt sunburst and the movement is countwheel striking on a bell, 14" tall overall
A late 19c French mantel clock in bronzed brass and ormolu case comprising the 3.5" diam clock drum surmounted by a pair of doves on a gilt floral swag which is all supported on a bronzed brass stand with stepped curved base and all mounted with ormolu neoclassical mounts. The 3" diam white enamel dial has tumbling Arabic numerals with outer minute figures and fancy gilt hands. The single train movement has a cylinder platform escapement, 8.5" tall overall
An early 20c American gents pocket watch by E V Roddin & Co, Chicago, Illinois. The keyless fullplate lever movement has a bi-metallic balance and a white enamel dial with seconds ring, Roman numerals and outer minute figures. It is contained in a gold full hunter case with engraved front and back and marked 14K Warranted U.S Assay, 2.25" diam
A matched pair of Chinese vases and covers, of baluster form, decorated horses and other motifs on a ground of waves breaking on rocks, in enamel colours (repairs), 35 and 36 cm high See inside back cover colour illustration Condition report Report by JB Vase and cover 1: Cover generally grubby, with light signs of wear. Light chips present to inside rim section. Some light areas of colour. The vase itself displays, unfortunately a large amount of damage around the neck, a large section has been broken off and then re-glued in an amateur manner, with some loss to exterior decoration. Otherwise the vase displays general wear, some light fading to the colour around the blue areas of the glaze. A few pox marks and faults can also be observed to the surface, two indentations to base rim, and one small chip. Interior displays noticeable glaze faults and pox marks. Vase and cover 2: The cover on Vase 2 displays a large amount of damage to one side. The rim section has been broken into at least four sections and then re-glued. Pox marks, glaze faults present to the surface and a noticeable amount of glaze has been chipped off the top finial section, along with noticeable rubbing. Two small chips can be observed to interior rim. Again much in the same manner of the first vase, there is noticeable damage to the neck section of this vase. A large section has been broken into at least two pieces and there are three noticeable areas of loss. It has been glued again in an amateur fashion, and is rather noticeable. Again the body of the vase is scattered with a few glaze faults and pox marks and some colours slightly faded Please see illustrations for details
A Chinese famille verte bowl and cover, decorated panels of birds, insects and foliage in enamel colours (repaired/restored), 22.5 cm high See illustration Condition report Report by JB The lid is rather discoloured (yellow tinge) with multiple chipping around the handle section. There would appear to be hairline fractures running from the centre, round and down to the base rim. However, they have not entirely broken through. Some loss of detail and colour fading also present. Glaze faults and pox marks running across the surface. The main body has unfortunately been broken into many pieces (in fact in half), along with multiple other cracks. It has been poorly repaired with glue and what would appear to be putty. There is both loss to the main body and detail. Glaze faults and pox marks are present across the surface with some colour fading. The underside is also displaying some loss, especially to the foot rim Please see illustrations for details
A Chinese baluster vase, decorated birds and foliage in enamel colours, 28 cm high Condition report Report by JB The vase displays general wear, knocks and nicks, and some scratches. Pox marks and glaze faults can be observed across the main body, including some pit marks and a large black spot. Colours would appear to be relatively bright. There is a noticeable chip to the base of the vase, encroaching upon the yellow and green detail Please see illustrations for details
A fine Chinese censer, with a pierced associated cover, decorated all over with mille fleur decoration, with a seal in a line to the top rim, with pierced handles, and on three bulbous feet (one handle riveted, the cover associated), 36.5 cm high See front cover colour and other illustration Condition report Report by NG Believed the cover to be an association, as the decoration is different on a yellow ground. Light rubbing to the gilt around edge. Very slight chip too edge of rim and to underside of pierced decoration. From the seal mark at front, right handle with old rivet repair. Some slight rubbing to gilt decoration. Some firing faults in which there are black bubbles in the enamel colours. Chip to rear left foot under base but visible when stood. Other feet with smaller chips to each. Blue interior worn and grubby.
A large Chinese cloisonné enamel bowl (a.f.), of compressed circular form, decorated birds, flowers and insects, on a turquoise ground, with the base of another vase now used as a cover, 36 cm high (overall) See inside front cover colour illustration Condition report Report by JB The cover section is a different vase base. Discolouration and rubbing present to brass sections. Generally grubby, in need of a good clean, displaying general marks and wear. No major damage of note would appear present. The main body is again generally grubby with general knocks and nicks and some light discolouration to certain areas of colour, mainly noticeable around white sections. There are three unfortunate areas of noticeable denting, one large impact area and two combined dents in a close proximity. Some loss of enamel can be observed in both areas, however, majority intact, if slightly strained. Slight distortion can be observed to the lower rim of the foot section, probably caused from the impact - enamel bowl sits slightly wonky Please see illustrations for details
A diamond and enamel sporting bar brooch, in the form of two horses and jockeys jumping two riding crops See illustration Condition report Approx. 5 cm wide Approx. 3.5 cm high We do not comment on diamond weight without official certification Brooch displays general/light wear. No major damage of note would appear present.
19th Century Fabergé Russian Sterling Silver and Enamel Spoon. Signed Fabergé in Cyrillic Characters Together with Logo and 88 Zolotnik Standard. Losses to Enamel and Scratching from Use or else Good Condition. No Monogram. Measures almost 5-5/8 Inches. Shipping $26.00 Starting Price: $125.00
18/19th Century French Morbier Clock also Known as a Wag on the Wall Clock. Enamel Dial Signed Adam Dold, Montereau. Weights Missing, Pendulum and Key are Present. Good Condition, Looks OK but Can`t Be Sure if it Can Work. Pendulum Measures 40-1/2 Inches and Clock Face Measures 15 Inches Tall and 9-3/4 Inches Wide. Shipping $123.00 Starting Price: $25.00
Circa 1900 Five (5) Piece Herman Holzner Karlsbad, Bohemian Glass Decanter Set. Heavily Enameled and Adorned with Gold Gilding in A Floral Pattern. Signed on the Bottom Herman Holzner Karlsbad. Numbered 2210. Matching Goblets also Numbered 2210. Very Good Condition. Decanter Measures 18 Inches Tall by 6 Inches Wide. Goblets Measures 7-1/2 Inches Tall by 3-1/4 Inches Wide. Along with 2 Stemmed Champagne Glasses. Heavily Adorned with Enamel and Gilding, Cranberry Interior with Green Stems. Unsigned. Very Good Condition. Each Measures 5 Inches Tall by 4-1/4 Inches Wide. Shipping $68.00. Starting Price: $100.00
Early 20th Century Austrian Sterling Silver Yellow Guilloche Enamel Double Sided Compact. The Top with Central Pierce Carved Sterling Silver Floral Medallion Surrounded by Yellow Guilloche Enamel; The Lid Opens to a Compartment with Mirror; The Underside also with Fine Yellow Guilloche Enamel. Signed on Base of Interior Compartment Sterling made in Austria. Hallmarked and Numbered 142. Good to Very Good Condition. Shipping $32.00 Starting Price: $50.00
Three silver goblets, Robert Pringle & Sons, London 1936 & 1938, each of circular form with blue and red raised enamel flag, two engraved 'R.I.H. Longman 'Antoinette' Poole 1936' and one engraved 'R.I.H. Longman 'Dulcibella' London-Powes Race 1938 Best Log', all raised on circular pedestal bases, 9.5cm high, total weight 13.4oz (3)
A Victorian style paste and enamel silver brooch, designed as an oval blue enamel brooch with applied central paste set silver bouquet of flowers motif, all within paste set border, the reverse hallmarked London 1956, together with a pair of matched heart shaped blue enamel earrings, with screw fittings (2)
A 19th century 18ct gold open faced fusee pocket watch, London 1865, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the gilt fusee movement signed 'H. Smethurst- Stafford No.40688', the engine turned case with engraved crest and motto, the inner back with engraved inscription, weight 96gms, with 9ct gold watch albert with attached T-bar, swivel and George V shilling, with key, weight 28gms
A George III gold full hunter fusee pocket watch, London circa 1770, the decorative gilt movement with pierced watch cock, round pillars and signed 'Fra.Perigal watch maker to his majesty, London 1061', the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals, engine turned decoration to case, not stamped, weight 76.3gms Note: Francis Perigal was part of a large family business founded by his Grandfather in 1741 in London, Francis worked from 1770-94, 37 New Bond Street, Watchmaker to King George III
A late 19th century continental 18k gold cased lady's fob watch, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the gilt keyless movement is not signed, the outer case stamped '18k', No. 12454, with continental gold hallmark, the inner case engraved 'Francis M. Moore Dublin & Belfast', engraved monogram to back of case, weight 42gms, within fitted case with thermometer
A pair of World War I medals, War medal and Victory medal awarded to 'Lieut. E.C. Casey' in original cardboard boxes, together with a tiepin stamped '9ct' and a white metal pocket watch, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the gilt keyless lever movement signed 'British Watch Co. Ltd London No. 803726', the case stamped 'D29215 and Arrow'
A Women's Automobile and Sports Association silver medal, with red enamel star, inscribed 'Cotswold 1933 Miss D. Champney', hallmarked Birmingham 1933', 50mm diameter, weight 47gms, together with a Women's Automobile and Sports Association white metal medal, stamped 'Silver', inscribed 'London to Exeter 1932 Miss D. Champney', 50mm diameter, weight 48gms (2) Note: Clean sheet counts towards 'Wakefield Trophy'
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