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Lot 122
A MATCHED SCOTTISH SILVER TEAPOT kettle on stand with burner, and sugar basib, by Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 1919 and 1922, in the Georgian style, oval panelled outline, with a band of bright cut decoration, teapot with carved ivory pineapple finial, 1840g (59.3 troy ozs) gross excluding burner
Lot 3329
A George VI silver spreading cylindrical tobacco jar, domed cover with sphere finial, Bakelite-type liner, 12cm diam, 8.5cm high, Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1943; a similar silver circular ashtray, push-on cigarette rest, leather-lined weighted base, 8.9cm diam, Sanders & Mackenzie, Birmingham 1965 [2]
Lot 79
A George III mahogany long case clock, the moulded scroll pediment applied with brass bosses, flanking a half reeded brass finial above a silvered dial, finely engraved with foliate scrolls and with subsidiary seconds and calendar dials, signed Chas Lunan, Aberdeen, 809 to a circular cartouche on the arch, flanked by brass capped reeded Corinthian columns, the arched waist panel door edged with boxwood and flanked by reeded quadrant pilasters, on a plain base with bracket feet, The two-train, 8 day, 5 pillar movement, striking on a bell. Circa 1785
Lot 215
Nine Nepal ghurras wood, in varying designs, three with zoomorphic finials, 39cm the longest, and a Nepal staff finial, carved as a tower, on a stand. (11) Provenance Seward Kennedy, London. The ghurra has become a deeply symbolic object to the mountain people of Nepal. From the simple function of supporting the churn rod whilst making butter, the traditional rope has evolved into these small wooden sculptures with abstract geometric elements evoking the gods of the Hindu pantheon.
Lot 243
A collection of staffs, spears and clubs including a South African staff with a head finial and two horns to the back of the shaft, four African spears, four Pacific spears, a Tiwi barbed spear fragment, a whistle arrow, a ribbed bone staff, a West African staff carved with figures, animals and rifles, a Chokwe club, a Fiji swagger stick with silver coloured mounts, Indonesian staffs, an African club with a head finial, a West African staff and a hardwood pipe shaft, the longest 137.5cm. (28) Provenance Seward Kennedy, London.
Lot 252
λ Two Inuit labrets Alaska marine ivory, of oval and flared conical form, 4cm long and 2cm high, an Inuit walrus ivory fishing lure with inset lead, a seal shaped amulet, a larger whale shaped toggle, a finial with incised chevrons, three teeth amulets and four other amulets. (13) Provenance Seward Kennedy, London.
Lot 302
A Yoruba staff Nigeria iron with a chameleon finial and circular platform with four conical supports, 101cm high, on a stand, a Dogon iron staff, Mali, with a seated figure with bells, 90.5cm high, on a stand, and a East African iron staff with a bronze head finial, 117.5cm high, on a stand. (6)
Lot 347
Five Dogon / Bambara door locks Mali wood; including a Dogon female figure with allover linear decoration, the locking bar missing; a Bambara figural type with legs and a stylised head; a Bambara type with a crested head finial, on a stand; a Bambara type with a horned mask and linear decoration, on a stand; a Bambara type with a stylised head, on a stand, 46cm the highest. (12) Provenance The David Morris Collection. Dogon - Bonhams, May 1993. Bambara (legs) - Jean-Pierre Laprungne, Paris, April 1992. Bambara (crested) - Robichez, Paris, August 1992. Bambara (horns) - Jean-Pierre Laprungne, Paris, September 1994.
Lot 65
A group of Egyptian antiquities Late Period, circa 664 - 332BC faience including two figures of Bes, two amulet figures of Pataikos, one with a scarab on its head and a falcon deity to the back, an Udjat eye disc, four flat deities, pierced for mounting, a feather plume with a monkey and three geese, a palmette finial, a fruit amulet, a recumbent lion fragment, a panel with three deities and a pierced panel with a figure, the highest 7.5cm. (16) Provenance Seward Kennedy, London.
Lot 76
A collection of antiquities including a gilt metal shield boss, two bone handles, two sword handles, one with carved alabaster mythical beasts, a carved shell bird finial with a turquoise bead eye, a wood fragment with a carved mask, a bone fragment with circle decoration, two figures, a head, an agate fragment and nine animals and birds. (24) Provenance Seward Kennedy, London.
Lot 87
A group of Romano British bronze artefacts 1st - 4th century AD including three keys, a large bow fibula, a right hand, three figures, three clasps, a torque brooch, two duck head terminals, a bird finial, a key pendant, a Janus animal pendant and four other items, the longest 8.2cm. (21) Provenance Seward Kennedy, London.
Lot 684
A 19thC cased silver plated samovar tea urn, the bulbous body with upper garland handles raised with further garlands and flowers and surmounted by an acorn finial lid, with inner liner and outer beadwork decoration fronted by an articulated tap on a shell and scroll base terminating in hairy paw feet, 60cm high with fitted oak case.
Lot 62
UNUSUAL MIDDLE EASTERN DAGGER, the brass hilt sheath having saw tooth line and other decoration, the curved steel blade and brass mount, 8 3/4" (22.2cm) long overall, the brass hilt incorporating two turned horn knops stepped oval form and ball finial to hilt, 14" (25.5cm) long overall, THE ENGRAVED BRASS SHEATH, with part cut away to show the steel of the blade when inserted (small solder repair to end of sheath)
Lot 219
A silver-plated coffee pot, melon-fluted and chased with flowers, foliage and vacant cartouche to either side, ivory finial and muslin strainer; also three small silver-plated bon bon dishes with mask and scroll borders and pierced sides (4) coffee pot in good order, 2 of the 3 sweet dishes have small bruise to base, coffee pot 28 cm. high
Lot 224
A Scandinavian parcel-gilt silver spoon with large cherub mask finial, marked indistinctly at base of stem below a tiny later control mark, probably Norwegian, early 17th century, back of bowl inscribed "MATIS MATISEN", the faceted stem engraved to lower front with leafage, 16.9 cm. long, wt. 46 gm.A good solid spoon, some engraved housemarks scratched on upper inside bowl, bowl relatively even all round
Lot 264
A rare James I silver Moor's head child's spoon by Daniel Cary, London, circa 1620, 12.1 cm. long, wt. 15 gm.Maker's mark and lion passant clear on stem but date letter lost due to small and skilful repair to stem, bowl is relatively even and not thin or sharp around edge, clear leopard's head mark in bowl, apart from small stem repair in good order, some wear to features on face of finial around nose and mouth
Lot 268
A George III silver sauce cruet by Richard Mills, London, 1766, the cinquefoil frame pierced with scrollwork, gadroon rim, on four ball and claw feet, spiral-twist stem with kidney-shaped grip, with three of the original five silver-mounted diamond-cut glass sauce bottles, each with a crescent-shaped sauce label, one only with maker's mark of Susanna Barker, circa 1790, the other two unmarked, incised respectively for "Kyan", "Lemon" and "Tarragon", 17 cm. high, weighable silver 186 gm.one bottle has broken neck and lead repair to finial, otherwise in good order, frame is fully marked to base and further marked within piercing of sides with maker and lion passant
Lot 279
Judaica:- a Victorian silver spice tower by Abraham Frakman, London, 1892, with hexagonal filigree body, plain steeple with ball finial, four of the original six small eagles at each corner, six bells dependent, Hebrew presentation inscription around rim of stepped pedestal foot, 26 cm. high, wt. 257 gm.Needs gentle straigtening as it leans slightly to one side, ball finial lacks pennant, two small eagles absent from top of body, filigree all present and intact.
Lot 289
An Indian silver three-piece teaset, unmarked except for an indistinct punch to teapot handle, probably Bombay, circa 1900, bellied oval with nicely-chased frieze depicting native lancers hunting lions, lions savaging cattle and antelope and men on foot and archers facing up to lions and hunting troupe of elephants, all on bun feet, the handles of milk jug and sugar bowl terminating in dragon heads and with gilt interiors, the teapot handle and spout terminating in an elephant head and capped by an ivory finial, handle with ivory insulators, teapot 26 cm. long, wt. 1395 gm.In very good condition, no bruises, good gauge, crisp chasing
Lot 356
A gilt bronze inkstand in the form of a water or drinks vendor wearing and ringing bells, an ornate reservoir on his back with hinged finial and banner lid to hold accessories, standing on a rocky shore before a bocage, a large raying shell in front for pens, cut glass wells with separate gilt bronze covers on the shore either side of the vendor, the latter removeable to reveal a compartment for wafers, stamps etc. 36x22x26cm. high. CR. Generally very good, no chips to wells, but one end of shell had crack across about 3cm. from the end.
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