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Lot 725
A George III silver coffee pot, probably by John Scofield, London 1777 (see Grimwade p.263 #3709), of plain baluster form, the pedestal foot with beaded edge, the cover domed with beaded edge and vase shaped finial, wooden scroll handle, 27.75cm, 29.3oz In good condition, cover bears sterling mark only
Lot 730
A large Edwardian parcel gilt silver Freedom Casket by Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, London 1901, of rectangular form the sides incurved, the front and back elevations engraved with panels depicting Public Buildings in Dundee including The McManus Gallery, The Royal Arch, The Dundee Town House (Hall) and the Harbour Entrance, presented by The City of Dundee to Peel, the base raised on four winged paw feet, the hinged cover chased with foliate scrolling below a cast finial depicting the arms of the Burgh of Dundee (pre 1932), inscribed 'Presented by The City of Dundee to The Right Honourable The Viscount Peel P.C Etc with its Freedom, 8th October 1901', 33.5cm wide, gross weight approximately 63.5oz (cased) The silk lined base has detached but the silver in its entirety is in very good condition
Lot 82
An 18th century English tea pot and cover, possibly Lowestoft, painted with two rows of alternating sinuous panels of blue and coloured flowers (2) (R) The spout tip has restoration work and the cover finial has been restored back. The cover finial conforms to those made at Lowestoft whereas the strainer holes from the inside of the pot to the spout do not
Lot 90
A Salopian tea pot and cover, coffee cup and saucer together with a blue and white coffee cup, the fluted shapes of the first painted and gilt with blue flowers and the tapering cylindrcal sides of the last printed with flower sprigs, S marks (5) (D) The cover finial of the tea pot has been glued back, the rim has three nicks and the body has a crack running around just above the foot. The blue and white coffee cup had a crack curving around towards the foot opposite the handle
Lot 105
A Barr Worcester tea pot and cover together with an earlier bowl, the fluted body of the first gilt with vines on blue bands enclosing gilt thistle heads, the bowl with blue flower heads and gilt foliage, open crescent mark, 10cm (4 in) diameter (3) (R) The tea pot cover finial and spout have restoration
Lot 1095
A French porcelain clock garniture, 19th century, marked for Jacob Pettit, the waisted scroll case with floral panels with gilt borders on a blue and white ground, countwheel striking silk suspension movement signed Schuller a Paris, upon a matching stand, with a pair of candlesticks en suite (4) 36cm (14in) clock finial reglued to case; dial damaged; gilding rubbed in places; movement untested
Lot 1102
A French porcelain and ormolu mounted clock garniture, 19th century, printed with Romanesque maidens in the manner of Alma Tadema, with urn finial, upon a stepped base, the square plate gong striking movement marked 'H.P. & Co, 10018', together with a matching pair of urns (one cracked) 53cm (21in)
Lot 1130
Victorian squat Silver Teapot fitted with scrolled handle and hinged lid with flower shaped finial, the body decorated all over with floral design, raised on a spreading circular base, hallmarked London 1858, makers mark ISH and further marked Hunt & Roskill, late Storr & Mortimer, weight approx 20ozs
Lot 1020
A late 19th Century French three-piece marble and gilt bronze time piece garniture, with circular arabic dial decorated floral swag design, French drum movement signed 'S.H. Paris', the domed case with urn finial, flame and ribbon decoration; together with a pair of pedestal pattern candlesticks, height of clock 8in.
Lot 617
A George V tea kettle on stand, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1929, also bears hallmarks for Gebr. Friedlandr, Germany, circular tapered with bay leaf border, hinged cover with artichoke finial, silver mounted composition scrollwork handle, spreading foot, raised on circular base with fluted and leaf cast legs, paw feet, with detachable spirit burner, 12 1/4in. (31cms), 37.2oz. gross. See illustration
Lot 719A
Four 875 standard Russian silver spoons, to include: a spoon with twisted stem, Moscow 1887, 8in. (20cms); another, Masters mark of Andrey Antonovich Kovalsky, Moscow, with turned finial and spiral engraved stem, 6in. (15cms); a third from St. Petersberg, Masters mark Ivan V. Yevstignegev, with twisted stem, 6in. (15cms); and a salt spoon, marked A.S, St. Petersburg, with twisted stem, 4in. (10cms).
Lot 1013
An early 19th Century mahogany bowfront stick barometer, Banks, 441 Strand, London, the swan neck pediment centred by ivory urn finial over a signed silver dial, with vernier and seven weather predictions, the trunk with long thermometer, the base with urn-shaped cistern cover with ivory finial, 39in. high. See illustration
Lot 586
An eastern brass work vessel of cylindrical form with shaped border and extensive chassed decoration depicting figures amongst a foliate setting together with a Polaroid Land Camera 100, a cased Nikaiyo Camera, a cased Kodak Retinette and one other together with a Trench Art miniature scimitar marked Ypres, a brass finial in the form of a urinating boy, Delft type ceramic miniature models of clogs, etc
Lot 1051
A late 19th Century Continental walnut cased "Vienna Regulator", the 7ins diameter cream finish dial with Roman numerals to the eight day two train spring driven movement, in case with shaped and moulded cresting and split turned columns to the glazed front door, and with turned apron finial, 50ins high
Lot 11
A Victorian silver bachelors circular teapot with shaped rim, the lid and body with part spiral reeded bead and floral ornament, with ebonised scroll handle, on circular footrim, 5.25ins high, by John Aldwinkle & Thomas Slater, London 1891 (gross weight 12ozs - with replacement finial), and a Victorian silver circular sugar bowl of Neo-classical design, 4.625ins diameter x 3.375ins high, by John Wilmin Figg, London 1873 (weight 10ozs)
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