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Lot 114
A 19th Century black basalt ware teapot of oval form with relief decoration of hunter and hound, the sliding cover with loop handle, a 19th Century Wedgwood green basalt ware teapot of squat spherical form, with relief moulded decoration of prunus blossom in the Oriental taste, the handle and finial modelled as bamboo, together with a 19th Century cream basalt teapot with moulded basketweave decoration, the cover modelled as a basket lid with wheatsheaf finial
Lot 115
A Belleek teapot, modelled as a shell, and raised on shell and coral feet, the cover moulded as a scallop with shell finial, together with a 19th Century teapot modelled as two oyster shells, the handle, finial and spout modelled as coral, with iron red and gilt decoration CONDITION REPORTS Belleek teapot - Dirty with some minor spotting. Wear to base otherwise appears sound. 19th century example - Unmarked except painted mark. Worn footrim, dirty throughout. Spout and section of rim restored. Pitting to sides - SEE PHOTOS
Lot 268
A nimcha, slighly curved single edged blade 34in., with three narrow fullers to each side and stamped with marks including a crescent moon, hilt with steel guard comprising two drooping back quillons, one front quillon and an angular knuckle bow, each with a pear finial; horn grip with angular hooked terminal, lacks scabbard.
Lot 170
Fine Neapolitan mandolin by and labelled Luigi Embergher. Roma, Anno 1939, N.235, Soloist model 5-bis, bearing the makers signature dated 1939 inked to the inside left rib, with fluted back, rolled Roman parchment scratch-plate, flowerhead inlay to the fingerboard and rectangular mother of pearl inlaid finial head, hard case.
Lot 256
Eleven-keyed boxwood oboe by Carl Gottlob Borman, Dresden, circa 1820, ivory mounts, onion and cotton reel finial, the nickel-silver keys with bevelled octagonal covers on saddle mounts, the octave key with knurled metal seating, twinned G holes; stamped Borman, Dresden with the device of two stars on each joint, the bell joint stamp surmounted by a crown, this joint also stamped K. S. R., length 21 5/8", 55cm.
Lot 259
Twelve-keyed rosewood oboe by Carl Theodor Golde, Dresden, second quarter of the 19th century, ivory mounts, onion and cotton reel finial with tuning slide, nickel-silver keys with circular covers on pillar mounts, altered Brille keys, articulated low B key for left thumb bridged by the thumb rest, long F natural and Eb keys, twinned Gholes, the key shaft guides on lozenge shaped plates; stamped C. Golde, Dresden on the upper joint, length 21 7/16", 54.5cm.
Lot 261
Twelve-keyed boxwood oboe by Guillaume Triebert, Paris, circa 1840, ivory mounts, onion and cotton reel finial, brass keys with slightly-domed circular covers, pillar-mounted on recessed oval plaques, twinned G and F holes; stamped Triebert a Paris with the device of a barbican-tower with three merlons on each joint.
Lot 262
Eleven-keyed rosewood oboe by Henri Brod, Paris, circa 1835, silver mounts, onion and cotton reel finial, silver keys with slightly-domed circular covers on pillar mounts and including the `see-saw` key between Eb and C, twinned G and F holes; stamped Brod with the device of the cross of the Legion d`Honneur and the serial number 207 on each joint, length 23 1/2", 59.6cm.
Lot 264
Nine-keyed stained boxwood oboe by Guillaume Triebert, Paris, circa 1830, unmounted, onion and cotton reel finial, the brass keys with slight-domed circular covers in saddle mounts, twinned G and F holes, `piggy-backed`, C key; stamped Triebert a Paris with the device of a barbican-tower with three merlons on each joint, length 24 1/4", 61.6cm.
Lot 65
A three piece silver tea service, Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1924, each piece of circular form with cusped rim, comprising; a teapot with ebonised handle and finial, 13.5cm high, a two handled sugar bowl, 7.5cm high and a cream jug, 9cm high, each raised on spreading circular base, with Mappin and Webb cardboard box, total weight 19.7oz (3)
Lot 741
TWO GEORGE III FRUITWOOD MELON AND APPLE SHAPED TEA CADDIESthe former with traces of painted decoration, 12 and 14.5cm hMelon - lacks stalk from lid, the dished top of the lid cut with a coin slot, the front of the lid above the keyplate chipped. The caddy with descending shrinkage crack. The hinge and keyplate original, lacks lock.Apple - a number of old wormholes in the caddy, the stalk replaced by the addition of a later turned finial. Old repair on front of lid, the hinge, keyplate and lock original. Both caddies with plugged hole in base, of pleasing colour and patina
Lot 742
A PAIR OF GEORGE III MAHOGANY CUTLERY URNS AND COVERSinlaid with borders of oval flower paterae and stiff leaves heightened in penwork, on turned foot with square base, 54cm hA drawing for a similar sideboard vase with its pedestal made by Gillows for John Christian of Workington Hall in 1788 is illustrated Stuart (Susan E), Gillows of Lancaster & London 1730-1840, Woodbridge 2008, vol I, p313.First urn retaining the interior tiered fittings for cutlery and rod to raise the cover. The cover broken and restuck more than once, lacking the knop and small veneer loss.Second urn - interior gutted,lacking the finial. Generally both with a number of old scratches and knocks but entirely unrestored and of pleasing colour and not repolished. Fine quality, the damage reflected in the estimate
Lot 743
A GEORGE III FRUITWOOD MELON SHAPED TEA CADDYretaining extensive painted decoration, the lid with slightly dished top and stalk finial, having iron keyplate, 12.5cm hA very original example, the base with a shrinkage crack from top to bottom running down one of the four grooves which are evenly spaced around the circumference of the caddy. The stalk finial with old chip on the tip. The hinge and lockplate original, the lock present, the base with central plugged hole, as normal. Heavily encrusted with dirt and grime on the upper surface. Entirely unrestored
Lot 776
A CHARLES II SCARLET JAPANNED TABLE the rectangular top with Orientals including a lady on a bridge, island temples and birds in flight, the two drawers to the frieze with brass drop handles, on scrolling legs with carved rosettes and an acanthus leaf united by an X stretcher with finial, 76cm h; 70 x 101cmProvenance: It is understood that this table was restored for Lord Curzon (1859-1925) on the advice of the authority on English furniture Percy Macquoid (1852-1925) in 1921 at a cost of £50. The work was probably executed by the London firm, Lenygon & Morant.In country house condition, entirely unrestored with some localised worm the top unevenly faded and with a minor shrinkage crack where slightly warmed, the gilding mostly worn but highly decorative
Lot 780
A VICTORIAN ORMOLU MOUNTED AND EBONISED MAHOGANY, AMBOYNA AND LINE INLAID WRITING TABLEthe bow ended leather inlet top with beaded edge and fitted with a drawer, on coupled standards united by a stretcher with turned finial, brass castors, 71cm h; 61 x 122cm, drawer stamped 03044. Requiring some restoration, the leather top original but heavily scuffed and worn, the finial chipped, minor veneer losses, some lifting of the beading in places but basically complete
Lot 26
A WMF JUGENDSTIL PEWTER CLARET JUGthe flared green glass body with cast openwork mounts OF the head of a young woman with long flowing hair and flowers on sinuous tendrils, pierced finial and whiplash handle 41.5cm h, maker`s marks, early 20th cIn good condition with a few light scratches and dust/polish residues
Lot 33
A GUILD OF HANDICRAFT SILVER EWER DESIGNED BY CHARLES ROBERT ASHBEEof slender tapered cylindrical shape, chased with stylised seed pods and ovate leaves and spot hammered, the handle and finial to the domed lid also of organic inspiration, 28cm h, maker`s mark, London 1911, 20ozsIn good condition
Lot 77
A STAFFORDSHIRE GARNITURE OF THREE STONE CHINA VASES AND COVERSof inverted baluster shape, printed in black and enamelled with two Chinese figures before a gilt fan shaped screen on a pale yellow ground of flowers and foliage, in deep brocaded green borders, the domed cover with gilt dog of Fo finial, 23 and 26cm h, printed pseudo Qianlong mark, 525 in gilt, c1850Each vase cracked, the largest vase with old restoration to stabilise the crack, minor wear to gilding
Lot 255
A PAIR OF CANTON FAMILLE ROSE VASES AND COVERSof inverted baluster shape, the domed cover with gilt dog of Fo finial, applied to the shoulder with a gilt chilong and enamelled with alternating panels of scenes or foliage on a ground of densely packed tendrils, 51cm h, 19th cVase rims slightly chipped, on one of the covers the dog finial broken off and restuck lacking the tail. No professional restoration
Lot 259
A CHINESE CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL KORO AND COVERthe domed and pierced cover with writhing dragon finial, the compressed bowl with dragon handles and decorated with formal lotus meander and auspicious characters, on three mask headed legs, 42cm h, 19th/20th cOld polish residue but good quality and good condition
Lot 49
A silver baluster four piece tea service by Thomas Ducrow & Sons, Birmingham 1947, the ogee tea pot with a composition finial, the hotwater pot with a silver wrythen cone finial to the ogee domed cover, a composition double scroll handle and gadrooned rims, the tea pot 25.5cm (10in) long, the hotwater pot 24cm (9 1/2in) high, 1841g (59.15 oz) gross
Lot 50
An Art Deco silver oblong three piece tea service by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1938, the tea pot with a composition stepped curved finial to the flush cover, the composition loop handle with a stepped curved angle, the body angles with stepped shouldered ribs continuing to the pad feet, the tea pot 28.5cm (11 1/4in) long, 1464g (47.1 oz) gross
Lot 51
A silver three piece facetted oval tea service by Carrington & Co., London 1938, Registration no. 672046, with turned ebony finial and black composite handle, engraved with a crest including motto ‘Lamh Laidir An Uachtar’, presentation inscription on the tea pot base to ‘The Hon. Fionn O’Brien on his marriage from the employers of Dromolund Estate, 22 June1939’, the tea pot 27cm (10 1/2in) long, 1063g (34.2 oz) gross. The crest and motto of O’Brien of Thomond, one of the few native Irish families with a peerage. The Hon. Fionn Myles Maryons O’Brien (1903-1977) married Josephine Reaine Bembarton. He was educated at Radley and Loughborough Colleges and served as F/Lt. in the RAFVR 1941-45. Their son, Conor (b.1943) 18th Baron of Inchiquin, is the current Chief of the Name of O’Brien of Thomond and Prince of Thomond.
Lot 62
The coronation coronet and robe of a baron, comprising: a silver parcel gilt baron’s coronet, maker’s mark ‘IP’ (not traced), London 1901, with six silver balls above a cable band with arcading and a matted ground, trimmed with fur and lined with a red velvet cap of maintenance with a gold braid finial, the ring 19.5cm (7 3/4in) diameter, in a card box with a later red dust bag; and the corresponding fur trimmed red velvet robe. Made for the coronation of Edward VII on the 9th August 1902. Latterly the property of Savile Brinton Crossley, 1st Baron Somerleyton GCVO, PC (1857-1935), known as Sir Savile Crossley, Bt, from 1872 to 1916, was a British Liberal Unionist politician who served as Paymaster General from 1902 to 1905 (according to an address on the card box). Thence Roger Mellor Makins, 1st Baron Sherfield, GCB, GCMG, FRS (1904-1996), who was a diplomat serving as British Ambassador to the United States from 1953 to 1956. Thence by descent.
Lot 63
A late Victorian silver panelled oval four piece tea and coffee service by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1900, each with scroll and shell open work rims, embossed to the shoulders with bands of leafy scrolls and shell-work above a scroll outlined cartouche, engraved with a script ‘A’, comprising: a tea kettle with a composition finial handle over and a stand with spirit burner, 32cm (12 1/2in) high; a coffee pot, with a composition finial and harp handle, 22cm (8 3/4in) high; a milk jug and a sugar basin, 2389g (76.8 oz) gross
Lot 73
A Victorian silver three piece baluster tea service by Edward Ker Reid, London 1856, the tea pot with a flower finial to the domed cover, a tongue-capped scroll handle, the body embossed with foliate sprays, alternating with vacant reserves and on a circular moulded spreading foot, 22.5cm (8 3/4in) long, 1293g (41.6 oz) gross
Lot 75
An early Victorian silver shaped circular chamber candlestick by Henry Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield 1839 (the sconce 1843), with scroll and shell borders, a shaped circular sconce, a central inverted bell capital, detachable conical extinguisher with a bud finial, the flying scroll handle with a scroll and shell thumb piece, engraved with a crest, 15cm (6in) diameter, 290g (9.3 oz) (the extinguisher and sconce marked). The crest possibly for AINGE or COLLYER.
Lot 76
A William IV silver three piece lobed baluster tea service by J. Wrangham & William Moulson, London 1835, the teapot with a flower finial to the foliate embossed cover and a leaf-capped scroll handle, the lobed body embossed with foliate decoration and on four foliate feet, 29cm (11 1/2in) long, the sugar basin engraved with a crest, 1648g (53 oz) gross. The crest for WILLIAMS.
Lot 77
A matched George IV silver circular baluster three piece tea service by William Hattersley, London 1827 and 1828, the teapot with a bud finial to the domed cover, a leaf-capped loop handle, embossed overall with foliate sprays, vacant reserves and on a conforming circular foot, 29cm (11 1/2in), 1364g (43.85 oz) gross
Lot 78
A George IV silver circular chamber candlestick by Howard, Battie & Hawksworth, Sheffield 1825, with gadrooned borders, a circular sconce, a central cylindrical stem, detachable conical extinguisher with a foliate finial, the flying scroll handle with a shaped thumb piece, 15cm (6in) diameter, 253g (8.1 oz) (the extinguisher and sconce marked)
Lot 81
A late George III silver circular pedestal coffee jug and tea pot by William Burwash, London 1819, the coffee jug with an ivory lobed finial to the lobed dome centred cover, a part ebonised wood double snake handle, a shell and scroll foliate rim, a half lobed body, the circular foot with a conforming band, engraved with a crest and a motto ‘Dominus Providebit’, the coffee jug 25.5cm (10in) high, the tea pot 28cm (11in) long, 1915g (61.6 oz) gross. An open book is recorded as a crest for the Scottish families: DALGLEISH, DUNBAR, FORBES, GARDEN, GRANT, HAMILTON, MENZIES, POLLOCK, ROUE, UMPHREY and WARNER.In this case the open book is the crest of the Grants of Monymusk, the vendor`s mother was the daughter of Sir Francis Grant, 10th Baronet.
Lot 89
A George III silver circular tea pot by Robert, David and Samuel Hennell, London 1802, with a turned and stained ivory finial to the half reeded pull-off cover and a wooden scroll handle, the cape rim with a gadrooned edge, the half reeded body and spout on a circular foot, 26cm (10 1/4in) long, 622g (20 oz) gross
Lot 91
A George III silver cylindrical coffee biggin by John Wakelin & Robert Garrard I, London 1797, with a ball finial to the domed centred pull-off cover, a reeded rim and a composition loop handle, engraved with an armorial, a crest and a motto ‘Hæc Fructus Virtutis’, 18.5cm (7 1/4in) high, 563g (18.1 oz) gross
Lot 98
An early George III silver cinquefoil chamber. candlestick by Elizabeth Cooke, London 1768, with gadrooned borders, a circular sconce, a central reel capital, detachable conical extinguisher with a bell shaped knop finial and scroll handle, the flying scroll handle with a shaped thumb piece, engraved with a crest and ‘SR’, 15.5cm (6in) diameter, 378g (12.15 oz) (the extinguisher and sconce unmarked). The crest recorded for RADWAY of Rodway, Glos., ROBERTS, ROBERTSON of Deisaprice, Lincs., RODIE of Liverpool, ROSS and ROSSE of Waddesden, Bucks.
Lot 108
A 19th century south east Asian silver coloured twin-handed bowl and cover, probably Burmese, 1864-1893 French import mark for above.800 standard, with a coiled cobra finial to the double domed cover chased with scroll foliage and animals, the base with a band of animal and figure panels between decorative banding, on a slope sided foot, 22.5cm (9in) high, 1086g (34.9 oz)
Lot 122
An Italian silver pear shaped coffee pot, maker’s mark indecipherable, perhaps Turin or Modena, early 19th century, with an acorn finial to the double domed cover, a shell thumb piece, a wooden scroll handle, a hinged cover to the spout, on three scroll supports with oval pad feet, 24cm (9 1/2in) high, 612g (19.7 oz) gross
Lot 123
An Italian silver baluster three piece part tea and coffee service, pre 1935.800 standard, circa 1900, the coffee pot with a baluster finial to the domed cover and a scroll handle, the spiralling lobed body engraved with foliate swags and on a conforming circular foot, the tea pot 27cm (10 1/2in) long, the coffee pot 27cm (10 1/2in) high, 1557g (50.05 oz) gross
Lot 130
A German silver coloured canted-pentagonal jar and cover by Carl Weishaupt, Munich, post 1886.935 standard, incuse stamped ‘C. Weishaupt Munchen Handarbeit’, engraved ‘E Behrens’ (possibly the retailer), the crown finial centred by a cabochon amethyst, the hammered cover and jar applied with differing plant and flower motifs, some with birds or butterflies, on five block feet, the interior gilt, 15.5cm (6in) high, 423g (13.6 oz)
Lot 132
A German silver mounted ivory Historismus tankard, pseudo Augsburg marks, probably Hanau, late 19th century in 17th century style, the hinged domed cover with a bifurcated thumb piece, lacking the finial, chased with reclining soldiers in reserves divided by fruit and with a scalloped rim, the scroll handle cast with a helmeted bust, the ivory cylindrical body carved in high relief with a frieze of a raging battle with horse and foot soldiers, the foot mount chased with martial trophies and with a scalloped rim, the interior gilt, marked on base lip, 26cm (10 1/4in) high
Lot 133
A German silver mounted ivory Historismus tankard, pseudo Augsburg marks, probably Hanau, late 19th century in 17th century style, the hinged domed cover with an open scroll thumb piece, a running figure with wine cup finial, chased with scroll foliage on a matted ground, the scroll handle cast with an eagle bust, the ivory cylindrical body carved in high relief with a frieze of a busy market or fair scene, the foot mount chased with a laurel band and scroll foliage on a matted ground, the interior gilt, marked on base lip, 33.5cm (13 1/4in) high
Lot 143
A Scandinavian silver parcel gilt and coloured paste mounted double ended vase shape box, probably Swedish, possibly Nyköping, mid 19th century, of twin handled vase form, with a lava cameo of Mercury to the domed finial, the stepped cover hinged, the panelled body with twin scroll handles, the hexagonal base with a hinged cover pricked ‘L Thomson 1851’, the interiors gilt, 13.5cm (5 1/4in) high, 88g (2.8 oz) gross
Lot 1491
Tribal - A Luvale figural staff finial intricately carved with diamond shape, carving to legs leading to a small chokwe, flared skirt and hands clenched to stomach, bulbous collar, the head with long tapering hat and teeth showing, residue of red and white original pigment showing, Zambia 34.5 cm.
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