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Lot 537
A Chinese Yixing stoneware teapot and cover, late Qing / Republic period, of compressed globular form, the cover with water buffalo finial, the body incised to one side with Chinese text, the other side with mountainous landscape, impressed six character mark to base and further impressed mark to underside of lid, 21.5 by 11.5cm.
Lot 671
A rare Victorian gilded brass ceremonial tip staff finial, each side formed as the Royal coat of arms above the arms of the City of London, bearing 'Guildhall 1866' within a circlet, all above an applied shaped cartouche inscribed 'Presentation of the Freedom to H.R.H. Prince Alfred, 7 June 1866', the collar engraved 'G R Bengough', 5.5 by 14.5cm.
Lot 765
A group of silver and silver plate including an Indian white metal box, the lid chased and embossed with band of elephants and tigers, the body further worked with an Indian hunter shooting at a lion, gazelles, tigers and elephants beyond, ball finial, 8.8 by 7.7cm, 5.7toz, a vesta case, foliate engraved and with vacant shield shaped cartouche, Birmingham 1918, Joseph Gloster Ltd, 5 by 4cm, 0.81toz, a silver handled button hook, Sheffield 1909, Deakin and Sons, and a Continental silver plated sauce ladle, 18.5cm. (5)
Lot 776
An early Victorian harlequin silver tea service comprising teapot with reeded bands to the body, the lid with briar rose finial, ivory insulator to handle, rococo decoration to the base and shell feet, London 1839 John James Keith, with similar sugar bowl and jug, London 1837 and 1838, both Richard Pearce and George Burrows, 41.2toz. (3)
Lot 780
An Elizabeth II silver sauce boat with spoon and stand, the handle of the heavily gilded boat finely cast as a crane perched upon a leafy branch with a snake in its beak, the lobed body with shaped reeded rim and cast stylised shell beneath the spout, stepped shaped foot, with complimentarily shaped stand, London 1975, C J Vander Ltd, sauce 21 by 10 by 15cm, stand 22.5 by 15.5 by 1cm, the associated spoon cast with clam shell bowl, trailing vines to handle and further shell to finial London 1973, C J Vander Ltd, 20cm, 34toz total weight. (3)
Lot 87
Early 19th century Royal Crown Derby plate, hand painted with floral sprays, Dresden urn shaped vase and cover with goat masks, two Royal Doulton figurines 'Marie' & 'Rose' both marked 'Potted by Doulton & Co' and three figurines with netted detail (7) Condition Report Marie figure - some light scratches to body. All three netted figures of loss of netting and some glued in areas. Dresden urn vase - traces of tape on lid, minor wear to gilding on finial. Derby plate has scratches to paint work, crazing and wear to base rim. All other pieces in good condition.
Lot 1090
Two Indian swords (tulwar): the first with shallow fullered blade 28.5 in, with small punched marks, iron hilt with silver koftgari decoration combining geometric and naturalistic elements; the second with flat blade 32 in., narrow fullers and punched decoration, iron hilt retaining much silver koftgari, large disc pommel with domed finial to a radiate base, knucklebow terminating in a monstrous head. [2]
Lot 1091
Two Indian swords (tulwar), the first with flat sided blade 28 in., iron hilt with gold koftgari decoration, short quillons, slender langets, swollen grip, disc pommel, knucklebow turning back at the pommel and with bud finial; the second with heavy blade 31 in., shallow central fuller, iron hilt of characteristic form with traces of gold koftgari decoration. [2]
Lot 1212
An 18th Century continental 26 bore pistol, converted to percussion, two-stage barrel 9 in., lock engraved with a stand of arms, full stock with carved moulding around the trigger guard finial and tail pipe and with the remains of a horn cap, finely engraved brass furniture comprising: scrolling openwork side plate incorporating the bust of a man to a small oval, grip cap with long spurs and depictions of a hound and a stag, scrolling openwork escutcheon faceted ramrod and tail pipe - the latter with acanthus finial; later trigger guard.
Lot 1258
Battle of Jutland: the shell fragment that killed Lieutenant Commander Arthur Gerald Onslow C.S.C., Royal Navy, during the night action at Jutland, 31st May/1st June 1916, while he was in command of the destroyer H.M.S. Onslaught. A four inch piece of jagged steel, weighing 18 oz, set on an oak display mounting incorporating a frame displaying a letter from Captain R.G. Arnot, who served as a midshipman under Onlow at Jutland and tended him as he lay dying, presentation plaque to the base engraved 'PRESENTED BY CAPTAIN R.G. ARNOT R.N. (RETD) / LARGS 23-7-48'; together with a round brass box, the finial formed by a part of a naval shell fuse and the base set with a white metal Battle of Jutland commemorative medal (E 951a); and a piece copper with apparent shrapnel damage stamped 'H.M.S. COSSACK' [3] A.G. Onslow commanded the Onslaught at the Battle of Jutland, with a claim to having torpedoed S.M.S. Pommern (the only battleship on either side to be sunk during the battle) and participated in the fierce action of the following night; he had earlier been, as a Midshipman, one of only eight recipients of the Conspicuous Gallantry Cross - the forerunner to the Distinguished Service Cross and one of the rarest of all decorations. He won this in 1904 fighting on land on the Somali Pirate Coast (he stormed a nest of snipers in a dramatic close-quarters action). Provenance: Arnot present at Jutland, recovers fragment from Onslow, later presents it to C.O. of the successor vessel to the name Onslaught, later lodged in R.N. store in Portsmouth and then disposed of at auction to the current owner.
Lot 1260
A Russian artillery gunpowder flask, round wooden body with keel-like projections serving as feet, brass bound and mounted with a number of cast brass badges of the Russian double headed eagle radiating on each side from a central round plaque depicting St George slaying the dragon, the spout closed by a brass cap with a flame finial.
Lot 420
A Victorian silver desk stand, of rectangular form, having two pen wells, the centre with a covered box with urn finial flanked by a pair of ink pots with clear glass liners, the whole with Classical leaf decoration, raised on paw feet, Sheffield 1890, maker Henry Wilkinson & Co, weight 17oz Condition report: width across feet 8.25ins, depth 6.25ins, height 4.75ins
Lot 467
A silver miniature chamberstick, with bead edge, London 1899, together with a continental silver sifting spoon, the finial formed as two figures, weight 2oz and a hallmarked silver square ashtray, with engraved inscription for Captain George Duncan, gift from The Royal Dockyard Players Devonport, weight 2oz
Lot 119
18th Century Matched Set of Four Silver Spoons with Later Attached White Metal Figural Finials. (The finials are not hallmarked.) The First Spoon - 1/ Hallmarked London 1750 - 1753, Maker Thomas Devonshire and William Watkins. 2/ The Second Spoon, Maker Michael Keating ( Irish Silversmith ) Britanina Hallmark Dublin - Please See Photo for Hallmark Date. 3/ 4/ Hallmark Rubbed, But Can See W. T. Makers Mark Possibly - William Turner, Appear to be Earlier In Date, Date 1755 to First Spoons Mentioned - Please See Photo. Length of All Spoons 7 Inches, Length of all Spoons Without Finial 5.5 Inches.
Lot 170
French Sarreguemines Architectural Stoneware Hanging Planter A late nineteenth century planter with applied dog's head, fern and ivy leaf detail to bowl. Rosette finial to bottom centre. Bearing impressed factory marks with eagle seal and No.56 to inner bowl. Diameter, 9 inches, supported on chains some damage to applied leaf detail.Please note this is a televised lot in conjunction with BBC Antiques Roadtrip
Lot 322
A small collection of English porcelain tea wares, c.1790-20, including two Derby sucriers and covers, one ribbed with a simple gilt and blue border, the other with a pattern of stars on a red ground, two slop bowls with salmon and gilt patterns, a small Derby bowl, three Flight Worcester teabowls and saucers with blue and gilt patterns, and a Derby cup and saucer decorated in orange and gilt, some faults, one finial lacking, 16.5cm max. (15)
Lot 357
A Meissen tureen and cover for the Turkish market, c.1780-1800, the rounded form painted with radiating stripes of flowers alternating with bold yellow stripes, the cover surmounted with a lemon finial, the interior with further flower sprays, blue crossed swords and star mark for the Marcolini period, a restored crack to the base, 16.3cm dia. (2)
Lot 376
A Sèvres custard cup and cover, date code for 1768, painted with small sprays of polychrome flowers on a white ground, interlaced blue LL marks, and two Paris porcelain cylindrical pots and covers, painted in blue with stylized flower sprays, arrows marks for La Courtille, the custard cup's handle and finial restored, 7.5cm max. (6)
Lot 475
A Derby blue and white sauce tureen and cover, c.1765, the quatre-lobed form painted with birds in flight around Chinese buildings, the cover surmounted with a peach finial and applied leaves, and a Derby plate gilded with small flower sprigs within a basketweave moulded border, puce crowned crossed batons and D mark, 24.5cm max. (3)
Lot 242
A pair of 1920s mahogany pedestals with canted front corners, a fluted and bead frieze and a door with garlands and ribbon ornament, flanked by rams heads, on a plinth, 39" h, 23" w, 21" d and a pair of superb quality 20th century Adam style mahogany urn design knife boxes, having a rising, domed top with a turned finial over, rams head and fluted frieze, wreath and ribbon ornament on a pedestal foot, with carved foliage decoration, 25" h
Lot 658
A French silver mustard pot with artichoke finial, lion head decoration to four paw feet, approx 5.5ozt, height 6cm. CONDITION REPORT No liner, finial appears slightly skewed when viewed from the side, slight tarnish, surface wear and scratching commensurate with age, base is dented heavily near the marks, pin does not sit flush in the hinges.
Lot 227
LARGE REGENCY GILTWOOD CONVEX GIRANDOLE MIRROR EARLY 19TH CENTURY the convex mirror plate in an ebonised slip and moulded frame with ball mounts, surmounted by an eagle and rockwork cresting flanked by foliate scrolls and flower heads, with four scrolling candle arms, over oak leaf and acorn boughs centred by a large shell pendant finial 149cm high, 111cm wide Provenance: Duchal House, Kilmalcolm, Renfrewshire
Lot 231
REGENCY STYLE GILT BRONZE AND GLASS FIVE BRANCH CHANDELIER LATE 19TH/ EARLY 20TH CENTURY the foliate corona above a hobnail and ring-cut glass stem, over an oviform body issuing five scrolling gilt bronze arms hung with prism drops and swags, and ending in a pointed facet cut pendant finial, electrified 115cm high, 84cm diameter
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