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Click here to subscribeAn American Silver Mounted Copper Coffee Pot, Gorham, Providence Rhode Island, circa 1880, with fluted lower body and neck, the hinged domed cover with silver finial, ivory insulators, 21cm high For another example see Christie's, New York, Important American Silver, 17 January 2008, Lot 59
A Victorian rosewood cased wall clock circa 1880, with shaped top above glazed door enclosing white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds dial and Roman numerals, with pendulum, decorated with barley twist columns and turned finials, 130cm high CONDITION REPORT: Lot 297 - no worm to back board, central finial loose but present, piece of small wood broken off, staining to wood, surface marks to wood also, slight spalling to enamel on dial
A George III mahogany and satinwood inlaid longcase clock signed John Scott Edinburgh circa 1790, with gilt metal eagle surmount to the hood flanked by a scroll pediment and turned finial above glazed door enclosing a 13 inch silvered dial with strike silent subsidiary dial above Arabic and Roman numerals, seconds subsidiary dial and date aperture, flanked by a Corinthian style column, shell inlaid motifs and floral garlands to the trunk, with pendulum and two lead weights, 229cm high CONDITION REPORT: Lot 298 - some cracks in veneer, base of hood left hand side is loose - the side panel is held up by column to front still being attached to it, silvered face is marked and scratched, some knocks/gauges to wood, areas of beading have been lost and others re-glued, bowing of veneer evident near base, splits/heating cracks to wood, four bun feet present, slight scuffs to corners, pendulum and weights present, left hand column loose at top, small crack to glass on right hand side of hood, left hand ball finial at top has been re-glued. Key present.
A white metal tea pot by Edward & Sons of London/Glasgow, with allover Anglo-Indian foliate decoration and the 12 signs of the Zodiac, with ivory bands to handle (of similar design to lots 85 & 86) CONDITION REPORT: Lot 84 - it is not stamped, therefore unsure as to whether it is silver or plated. It did come in with the other similar teawares of the same pattern which are all hallmarked silver, but there is a faint yellowish tinge, especially to the finial which might suggest a base metal underneath. Total weight is 27ozt. Handle is slightly loose at joins with ivory bands but otherwise good condition.
A silver letter opener with lion finial, hallmarks for Sheffield 1926 RR, 18.5cm long, 1ozt, together with a silver handled tortoiseshell page turner, hallmarks for Birmingham 1900, with foliate moulded handle, 22cm long (2) CONDITION REPORT: Lot 96 - letter opener in good condition, hallmarks clear, page turned with very slight rough edges mid way down tortoiseshell, silver tarnished and scratched from age
A cased set of four silver teaspoons, hallmarks for Glasgow 1908 A & T, of plain design with initials 'HG' monogrammed to finial, together with a set of six silver coffee spoons with duck head finials, hallmarks for Birmingham 1912, a pair of Japanese silver teaspoons engraved 'Tokyo Sterling' to base, with Japanese figures to finials, and two other silver spoons, gross weight 4ozt (14)
*A 19th century Chinese export porcelain tea bowl enamel decorated with various flowers, together with a 19th century sparrowbeak jug (lacking handle), a 19th century Chinese plate etc Condition Report / Extra Information Large bowl - hairline crack from rim, chips to rim and star crack to base.Octagonal plate - chipped, missing a piece, rivet repairs.Sparrowbeak jug - no handle or finial to cover.Lid - fo dog finial missing face.Single tea bowl - three hairline cracks from rim into body.Set of three shallow bowls - one with hairline to rim.Teacup and saucer - worn but not damaged. Tea bowl and saucer - star crack to base of saucer.Small single bowl - with poor repair.
A 19th/early 20th century two handled covered vase of urn shaped form decorated with courting scenes and floral sprays on a yellow ground, in the manner of Augustus Rex, h. 27.5 cm, together with a further collection of porcelain decorated in the same manner (qty) CONDITION REPORT: Losses to finial of pot and cover. One saucer with hairline. One lid with repair. Otherwise no obvious chips or cracks but some rubbing to decoration on select pieces. Please see additional images.
A George III mahogany cross-banded satin walnut bureau bookcase, the broken arched pediment with central finial over a pair of fielded panel doors enclosing three adjustable shelves with pull-out candle slide and miniature drawer beneath, in turn over a fall front opening to reveal a fitted interior with inset writing surface and concave arrangement of central mirror door cupboard, pigeon holes, drawers and secret compartments, on a base of four long graduated cockbeaded drawers with brass plate handles and bracket feet, 102 cm wide, 227 cm high, 58 cm deep
Five 19th Century pipe tampers comprising a late 18th Century wooden example with five link chain uniting a pair of tampers each below a chip carved lantern and ball 30cm overall, another in boxwood the chip carved tapering cylinder stem with shoe finial, 7cm, a brass leg example, 5cm, another as a shoe, 4.5cm and a stepped bone example probably French prisoner of war work, 3.8cm (5)
A French Boulle bracket clock the cast gilt brass dial with blue and white enamel Roman chapters, the movement with outside count wheel bell strike, signed Festeau Lejeune, Paris, the case with cherub finial over further gilt metal mounts and plain scroll feet, together with bracket, clock 82cm high
A late 19th century carpenter built dolls’ house, a box back type with brick painted façade, central finial, four windows and door with pointed pediments, 1889 painted over door, front opening to reveal four rooms with amusing naive painted fireplaces -43in. (106cm.) high (white work repainted)
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