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Lot 1001
1001 A Tiffany Paris gilt bronze & enamel mantel clock Late 19th / early 20th century, stamped to movement ``Tiffany & Co.``, ``Paris``, ``Made in France``, and ``5 / 4``, the circular dial of champleve enamel with azure and cobalt foliage on a yellow ground, with cast gilt-metal hour chapter ring with black enamel Arabic numerals, beneath a beveled glass aperture within a conformingly enameled cobalt-ground circular case surmounted by an urn-form flambeau finial and encircled by floral garlands held at top and bottom by winged cherubs, the rear door opening to reveal the twin train movement, chimes on the hour and the half, 13.75`` H x 7`` W x 3.5`` D, est: $3000/5000 Provenance: Private Collection, Pasadena, CA. Condition: Overall good condition. General marks, scratches and rubbed wear to case commensurate with age. Some rubbed wear to hour numerals. Finial and one cherub loose. Working condition unknown and not guaranteed. No key. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
Lot 1091
1091 A George II sterling silver teapot 1758, London, maker`s mark of John Bayley, the domed, hinged lid with fruit finial over a pear-shaped body repousse-decorated with floral sprays and C-scrolls, on a circular foot, engraved to body ``E.B.B. to O.H. Jr. 1891``, 6.25`` H x 8.75`` W x 4.5`` D, gross weight 19.5 oz troy approximately, est: $1000/1500 Exhibited: `Old American and English Silver``, Pennsylvania Museum, Memorial Hall, Fairmount park, Philadelphia, May, 1917 (see attached copy of exhibition catalogue); catalogued therein as dating to 1759. Condition: Overall good condition. General light marks, scratches, rubbed wear and tarnishing commensurate with age and use. Weight includes insulators. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
Lot 1128
1128 A Satsuma covered jar Meiji Period (1868 - 1912), signed to base with grey and gilt Shimazu mon above four-character square cartouche, the pierced domed lid with lion finial over a high-shouldered body flanked by lobed handles, raised on a short tripartite foot, of cream-glazed earthenware finely painted in polychrome enamels and gilt with two square panels, one depicting women and children in a landscape, the other depicting warriors in a landscape, alternating with two cinquefoil reserves depicting elders and children, on a brocade ground, 10.5`` H x 7`` Dia., est: $1000/2000 Provenance: Private Collection, San Marino, CA. Condition: Overall good condition. General light scratches and rubbed wear. Fine craquelure to glaze throughout. The finial, handles and borders possibly re-gilt. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
Lot 1186
1186 A .950 coffee pot & sterling jug & bowl, Ensko Circa 1950, an assembled service, comprising: a coffee pot with maker`s mark and ``Ensko / New York`` and ``950 / 1000 / Fine Silver``, further stamped ``2525``, the domed hinged lid with turned finial over a spreading cylindrical body with swan`s neck spout and scrolled wooden handle (8.25`` H x 7.75`` W x 4`` W) (gross weight: 20.1 oz troy approximately); a creamer marked ``Ensko / New York`` and ``Sterling``, further stamped ``1700``, the pear-shaped body with scrolled handle on a spreading circular foot (3.375`` H x 3.5`` W x 2.125`` D``) (3.3 oz troy approximately); and a waste bowl marked ``Ensko / New York`` and ``Sterling``, further stamped ``1717``, the circular body on a spreading circular foot (2.125`` H x 3.5`` Dia.) (2.8 oz troy approximately); 3 pcs, est: $600/900 Condition: Generally good condition. General marks, scratches, rubbing and tarnishing commensurate with age and use. The coffee pot with rubbed wear and some fading to finish of handle. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
Lot 395
A late 19th century Continental glass covered goblet, the bell-shaped bowl etched with a nobleman riding a horse and brandishing a sword amongst trees and foliage, raised on a double-knopped twisted stem and large circular shallow foot, the etched cover with spiral twist knopped finial, 38cm high
Lot 24
CHINESE TERRACOTTA YI XING TEAPOT along with two Famille Rose dishes and a Chinese tea pot The terracotta teapot lacking finial and with damaged spout, the ceramic teapot lacking lid and with rubbing to gilt, the larger dish with a crack across the body and the smaller dish with rubbing to the gilt
Lot 75
Two early nineteenth century Continental glass tankards with covers with engraved and gilt painted floral sprig decoration - one decorated with an anchor to front, 19cm - 21cm high CONDITION REPORT The smaller of the two finial has a small chip on the cover and two small chips on the rim. Overall both in good condition. Smaller of the two has a matching cover
Lot 167
Victorian four piece silver plated tea and coffee set comprising teapot of compressed fluted form with hand-chased foliate decoration, scroll handle with porcelain insulation, hinged, domed and fluted cover with fruit finial, on four shell and scroll feet, matching sugar and cream and tall coffee pot of baluster form, coffee pot 24cm overall height CONDITION REPORT Condition of plating is good. No visible dents. In good original condition
Lot 179
Late Victorian silver coffee pot of baluster form with central reeded band and applied foliate panels, fruitwood handle with scroll mounts, long spout, hinged domed cover with turned fruitwood finial on circular foot (London 1900), Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd. All at approximately 27ozs, 21cm overall height CONDITION REPORT Lid does not sit completely flat. Spout has a small dent. Otherwise in good original condition
Lot 198
Nineteenth century three piece American sterling silver coffee set, comprising coffee pot of fluted baluster form in the Middle Eastern style, with long fluted spout with embossed foliate decoration, scroll handle with leaf decoration and ivory insulators, tall fluted domed hinged cover with flower-head finial, on a fluted oval foot with scroll border, engraved initials, matching sugar and cream, bases stamped - Sterling 812A. All at approximately 48ozs, coffee pot 27cm overall height CONDITION REPORT Coffee pot - general overall condition good. Minor surface scratching commensurate with age and use. Body is dented in several places on lower half between handle and spout and there is what appears to be a repair to right of the monogram. Ivory insulators are cracked. Cream jug - general overall condition very good. Minor surface scratching. No other visible signs of damage or repair. Sugar - general overall condition good. Minor surface scratching and dents commensurate with age and use. No other visible signs of damage or repair. Cover good condition. Inner rim very slightly distorted
Lot 208
1930s silver Art Deco-style coffee pot of tapering rectangular form, with long fluted spout, angular handle, hinged domed cover with angular section finial, on rectangular stepped foot, matching cream jug (Birmingham 1939), Mappin & Webb Ltd., together with two silver napkin rings. All at approximately 19ozs, coffee pot 18cm overall height (4)
Lot 226
Victorian silver teapot of half-fluted form with fruitwood loop, raised collar with rope-work border, engraved crest, flush fitting hinged cover with flat fruitwood finial, on circular foot with gadrooned border (London 1881), Lambert, Coventry Street, London. All at approximately 24ozs, 15cm diameter
Lot 227
Edwardian silver coffee pot of fluted baluster form, gadrooned and foliate rim, long spout, ebony loop handle with leaf thumb piece, flush fitting hinged cover with ebony finial, on circular foot (Sheffield 1910), Walker & Hall, together with similar pattern sugar and cream (Sheffield 1911), Mappin & Webb. All at approximately 34ozs, coffee pot 22cm overall height (3)
Lot 228
Eastern white metal vase of slender form with chased and engraved decoration of birds and animals against a foliate background, together with an Eastern dagger with white metal handle and sheath CONDITION REPORT Dagger - sheath is missing a collar of decoration. Creased at the top of the sheath and dinged. Knife - handle finial has a hole and several small splits and dents. Ring above handle loose. Blade itself has two chips and slightly pitted in areas. The very tip is bent. We believe it to be early nineteenth century
Lot 414
Good quality ivory tobacco jar and cover with carved elephant and tiger decoration and tiger finial bearing silver plaque 'OHP From E P Staff, Dar-Es-Salaam June 1928' CONDITION REPORT Cover - tiger re-glued and feet missing. Pot - base is loose and has been re-glued at some point. One foot of pot chipped, minor hairline crack from base approximately 0.5cm, otherwise overall in good order. Weight approximately 22 ounces. Height 20cm. Width 12.5cm
Lot 922
George III longcase clock with eight day movement, oval silvered dial with engraved centre autometer windmill and subsidiary second dial, moon roller arch with surround engraved - Time Showeth The Way of Man's Decay', signed - Wainwright, Nottingham, in an oak and mahogany case with inlaid stringing and shell paterae hood with fluted column, swan-neck pediment with brass rosettes and central eagle finial, 239cm overall height
Lot 202
ACCESSORY: Antique fishing cast compendium complete with original paper Mache case, 5” long treen outer frame with 6 linear spindles, two cracked, central barrel with turned finial, unscrews in sections to hold shots caps etc., all held in original paper Mache two part outer casing with sharkskin wrap, rare to find complete.
Lot 1614
A 19th century blonde tortoiseshell two section tea caddy with hinged compartments raised on silver plated ball feet - Height (excluding finial) 165mm x 203mm x 120mm Condition report: some repairs, small sections of ivory missing, top of one inner canister loose, lid slightly warped, small piece of tortoiseshell missing from lid
Lot 331
A 19th Century Bohemian pedestal vase in the manner of Neuwelt or Moser, the circular spread foot rising to a large ovoid body with loop handles and finial topped cover, the body decorated with oval panels enamelled with a female portrait and floral spray opposing all to a ruby ground with gilded foliate scrolls, height 31cm. S/D
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