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Sworders
Lot 348

A George IV Irish silver coffee pot, by Jas. Le Bass, Dublin 1826, of baluster shape on pedestal circular foot, chased with fruiting foliage, the grotesque mask spout with additional male mask decoration, crested, 25cm high to top of handle, and a William IV silver teapot, probably by Jonathon Hayne, London 1833, the squat baluster body on pedestal circular foot, the domed cover with flower spray finial, overall chased with foliage, crested, 18cm high, 62.5oz (2)

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Sworders
Lot 352

A pair of 18th century silver two handled cups, unmarked, c.1770, of baluster form with moulded borders on pedestal circular feet with leaf capped scroll handles, chased with fruiting foliage against a matted background, with vacant cartouches, 13cm high, and a cover with later bird finial, 32oz (3)

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Lot 368

An early 19th century German silver teapot, by Johann Martin Schott of Frankfurt, of oval form with a waisted neck with leaf friezes and gadroon border, and a bird mask spout, the domed cover with reclining lion finial, 25cm long from handle to spout, 16.5oz (2)

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Lot 385

Two 18th century Swedish silver spoons, one by Johan Soderdahl of Soderkoping, the bowl engraved with a large flower, the flat handle engraved with lozenges terminating in a cherub mask, the reverse with a heart surrounded by beading, 15.25cm long, and another with marker’s mark only, possibly by Lars Pihl, Vastervik c.1750, the bowl engraved with a flower, the flat stem with hatching at base and cherub mask terminal with pointed finial above, 14.5cm long (2)

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Sworders
Lot 386

A Victorian two handled silver simulated emu egg inkstand, by Thomas Smily, London 1869, resting on four claw and ball feet, the hinged cover with cockatoo finial opening to reveal two mounted glass inkwells with domed covers and beaded baluster finials, 13 cm high (af)

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Sworders
Lot 432

A George III silver mustard, by S C Younge & Co, Sheffield 1813, of compressed circular form with gadroon borders on lion mask paw feet, applied with foliate swags, the domed cover with a bud finial and a stylised leaf capped scroll handle, crested, 8.5cm high, 7oz

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Sworders
Lot 438

A George III silver mustard, by Emes and Barnard, London 1815, of bellied oblong form with a fluted girdle on ball feet, the half fluted domed cover with a baluster finial and shell thumb piece, 8.5 cm high, gilt interior, and a silver wine coaster, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1904, of bellied circular form with a scroll border, 13 cm diameter, 8 oz weighable silver (2)

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Sworders
Lot 441

A George III silver tea caddy, by James Young, London 1774, of oval form with fine bead borders, also decorated with festooned swags, the hinged cover with an oak leaf and acorn finial, engraved with coat of arms suspended from a festooned tassel, 11 cm high to top of finial, and a George III silver caddy spoon with shell bowl, maker’s mark unclear, London 1787, the handle with prick dot engraving, 7cm long, 17oz (2)

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Sworders
Lot 455

A Victorian silver cup and cover, by Messrs Barnard, London 1837, of campana shape on a pedestal shaped circular foot chased with acanthus leaves, the lower body chased in high relief with foliage and a finely engraved hunting scene vignette by C A Forrester above, the reeded bifurcated handles which continue around the top of the cup as trailing acorns and oak leaves, the domed cover chased with acanthus leaves and foliate finial, with applied vacant shield cartouche, 33.5cm high, 47oz

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Sworders
Lot 457

A 20th century Britannia standard silver coffee/chocolate pot, by Harman & Company, London 1930, of tapering cylindrical form with cut card work, the beaded spout with hinged cover, the domed cover with baluster finial, 23 cm high, 21 oz

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Fellows
Lot 5

Edward VII silver caster of faceted urn form, raised on a circular base with pierced lid and shaped finial. Hallmarked Elkington & Co. Ltd, London 1907. Height measures 7 inches (18 cm), weighing 6.09 ozt (189.9 grams). Condition: The caster is tarnished but otherwise generally in quite good condition for its age. Armorials clear as are the Hallmarks to body and inside cover rim. The spread base does however stand slightly uneven due to distortion and a small crease. The finial is also slightly bent. One deeper nick to the body panel below the Armorials along with several scratches.

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Fellows
Lot 17

A late Victorian silver coffee jug with part oblique fluted body and circular tapered base. Hallmarked Sheffield, 1896, height measures 8 inches (20 cm), gross weight 16 ozt (497.5 grams). Condition: The coffee pot sits flat on its base, the lid wobbles slightly on its hinge, the lid doesn`t quite sit flush, there is very small gap at the front. The wooden handle and finial are in good condition. The hallmarks are rubbed, the hallmark on the lid more so, but they are still clear and legible. The main solder join running down the side of the coffee jug is visible, particularly from the inside of the jug. The detailing is slightly rubbed and there are gathered areas of polish. There are general light surface wear and tear scratches to the pot in keeping with the age and use of the piece.

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Fellows
Lot 49

Victorian silver tea caddy the oval straight sided body with part oblique fluting, reeded borders and tapered finial. Hallmarked George Unite & Sons 1894. Height measuring 4 1//2 inches (11.5 cm), weight 6.1 ozt (190 grams). Condition:

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Fellows
Lot 54

An Edwardian silver sugar caster, of baluster form on circular footed base (filled), the lid pierced with star motifs. Hallmarked Birmingham 1909. Approximate height measures 6 1/2 inches (16.5cm). Condition: There are general surface marks and scratches in keeping with the age of the item. There are also several small dents. Some of these dents are larger and more noticeable, in particular on the detachable lid. At present the lid has jammed and cannot be removed. There is also still some sugar inside. The small finial is slightly leaning over to one side. The hallmark is rubbed but still legible. The makers mark is rubbed and illegible.

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Lot 68

Edwardian silver caster with conical part fluted body, oblique engraved shoulders, gadrooned rims and detachable lid with flame finial. Hallmarked Joseph Rodgers & Sons Sheffield 1902. Height measuring 8 1/4 inches (21 cm), weight 7.2 ozt (226 grams). Condition:

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Fellows
Lot 182

A silver plated coffee pot made by Walker & Hall with ebonised finial and handle, height measuring 9 1/2 inches (24 cm). Together with a cut glass sugar bowl with silver rim, hallmarked Deykin & Harrison (William Redfern Deykin & Walter Andrew Harrison) Birmingham 1929, diameter measuring 4 1/4 inches (11 cm). (2). Condition:

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Fellows
Lot 197

Israeli Menorah with shaped stem, applied fine rope twist detail, flame finial and detachable snuffer. Marked to the base 925 sterling. Height measuring 11 1/4 inches (28.5 cm), weight 7.6 ozt (238 grams). Condition: The menorah displays general scratches, marks and noticeable tarnishing. The base displays some bumps. The body splits into two with a central screw fitting. The detachable snuffer, unmarked, displays damage and repairs and possibly an associated part. The stamps positioned to the base are a little distorted but clear and legible.

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Fellows
Lot 207

A Russian silver-gilt and cloisonnÚ enamel spoon, stamped with the Kokoshnik mark, the fineness standard of 84 and the assay master mark of Ivan Lebedkin, Moscow (appointed 1899). The bowl with enamel foliate scrolls shaded in blues, greens, pinks and lilac bordered by turquoise beading, leading to a tapered stem with twist detail amongst conforming enamel and shaped terminal. With case. Length measuring 7 3/4 inches (19.5 cm), weight 2.9 ozt (93 grams). Cased. Condition: There are general surface scratches and wear commensurate with the age of the item, especially to the gilded interior and tip of the bowl. There is further light rubbing to the gilded areas, in particular a small abrasion or file mark on the back of the stem near to the bowl (visible in one of the additional photos). Some of the gilded areas in between the enamel sections have blackened a little. The enamel decoration on the back of bowl appears to be in good condition. On close examination there is some light chipping and some pin prick marks. There are further imperfections to the enamel on the stem and finial and to the finial itself (please ask for further photos if required). The Russian marks are a little rubbed but still legible. The wooden case has general scratches and marks and some fraying and discolouration to the material inside.

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Fellows
Lot 217

A white metal continental tea caddy of faceted circular form raised on a conforming base with hinged lid opening to reveal a gilt interior surmounted with a shaped finial. Polish hallmarks indicating its 800 standard and dated early to mid twentieth century. Height measures 4 3/4 inches (12 cm), weight 9.26 ozt (288.1 grams). Condition: The white metal continental tea caddy has light surface wear and tear scratches with some small areas of tarnishing and pitting. There are some nicks to the edges and it wobbles on its base slightly. There are a couple of shallow dints, the most noticeable one to the lid just below the finial. The hinge is in good working order and the lid closes flush. There is some build up of polish in areas. The gilt interior is quite bright.

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Fellows
Lot 247

Georgian mote spoon with tapered stem, pointed finial with scroll and cross hatch pierced bowl. Stamped twice with the makers mark J.W. Length measuring 14.3 cm, weight 8.9 grams. Condition: The spoon has general wear and surface marks and scratches commensurate with the age and use. There is also a little tarnishing. Pierced decoration is good. The tapered stem is slightly bent, especially towards the finial. Maker`s marks are distorted but still legible.

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Fellows
Lot 306

A modern cased silver paper knife of plain tapered form and 2000 finial, hallmarked Mappin & Webb London 2000. Together with a Georgian silver condiment spoon made by Peter & Ann Bateman, two silver plated examples and a silver teaspoon. (5). Condition:

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Fellows
Lot 319

William IV silver shoe horn, the curved body part engine turned with circular cartouche with engraved crest and surmounted with a Palmette style finial. Hallmarked Archibald Douglas London 1832. Length measuring 6 1/2 inches (16.5 cm), weight 3.8 ozt (118 grams). Condition:

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Fellows
Lot 337

Victorian silver whistle with tapered facetted case, mounted with oak leaves and acorn finial, the press release lid with suspension ring and associated double link curb chain. The case hallmarked Joseph Jennens & Co Birmingham 1854. The height of the whistle including suspension ring 4 inches (10 cm), gross weight 2.7ozt (84 grams). Condition:

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P.F. Windibank Auctioneers
Lot 704

R&Co., Paris Edwardian Mahogany Timepiece having inlaid floral, stringing and boxing decoration, brass finial motif, with carrying handles, on splayed feet, 25cm high (dial cracked)

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Tring Market Auctions
Lot 180

An Edwardian tea canister of rectangular form with cut off corners, having a domed cover with urn finial, makers mark for Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London 1912, 6oz, 5.5"h.

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Tring Market Auctions
Lot 182

An Edwardian tea caddy of rectangular spreading form, on four ball feet, with a central lobed band, hinged domed cover with gadroon edging and composite handle finial, marks rubbed, 3.75"w.

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Tring Market Auctions
Lot 192

An Edwardian mid Georgian style sugar caster with a ribbed body, oval pierced cover with urn finial, London 1909, 9.5oz, 7"h.

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Bigwood Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 2

SILVER - "J** S** (Importer`s mark) A FOREIGN SILVER SALT having hinged lid with putto finial, cast decorated ram`s head and cupid reliefs, with blue glass liner, bears London import, 1897, 150g"

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Bigwood Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 611

CLOCKS - A 19TH CENTURY GERMAN MANTEL CLOCK having triple finial pediment and scrolled case, 8-day mechanism, 49cm high

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Bigwood Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 641

FURNITURE - AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY HALL STAND having incised carved triangular top, seven brass hooks, central mirror, box shelf and finial decoration on a tray base

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Hampstead Auctions
Lot 24

A set of twelve silver demitasse coffee spoons, each with a different flower finial, Dutch assay, circa 1930. Weight 2.3 oz.

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Hampstead Auctions
Lot 228

A brass German alarm clock with cast cockerel finial, approx. 15 cm high.

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Mellors & Kirk
Lot 52

A DERBY TEAPOT AND COVER of globular form with pinecone knop and wishbone handle, painted in green monochrome heightened in gilt with flower sprays and scattered sprigs in gilt dentil rims, 15.5cm h, gilt conjoined anchor and D, c1775 ++The odd small glaze nick on the tip of the spout and on the finial but these are small manufacturing flaws rather than damage, no restoration

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Mellors & Kirk
Lot 182

A FRENCH GILT BRONZE-MOUNTED SÈVRES STYLE BRULE PARFUM AND COVER with eagle finial and entwined serpent handles, decorated in raised gilding with the imperial eagle, insignia of the legion d`honneur and ribbon tied laurels, the crowned initial N to the reverse, 33cm h, painted pseudo Sèvres mark, late 19th/early 20th c ++In fine condition, the gilding on the bronze original and rather dulled with time, no restoration or regilding

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Mellors & Kirk
Lot 190

A JAPANESE IVORY BOX AND COVER formed from a section of tusk, the sides carved in shallow relief with rats devouring a fish head or others with a drum, the cover with rat finial, 8.5cm h, early 20th c ++Very minor shrinkage crack in the side at one end

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Mellors & Kirk
Lot 234

A GEORGE V CHOCOLATE POT in early 18th c style, the bun lid with pivoted finial, pearwood handle, 17.5cm h, by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, London 1932, a pair of oval cream jugs, Birmingham 1925 and a two handled trophy cup, London 1898, 37ozs gross (4) ++Chocolate pot slightly dented but all in good overall condition, no repairs the marks good

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Mellors & Kirk
Lot 277

A VICTORIAN CLARET JUG chased and applied with winged demi figures and a profusion of flowers, husk pendants, acanthus leaves and guilloche on a matted ground, the lever operated lid with openwork finial and on ogee domed foot, 32cm h, by Martin, Hall & Co, Sheffield 1896, 32ozs 10dwts ++The two cartouches with evidence of an erasure but otherwise in very good condition, fully marked, the marks good

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Mellors & Kirk
Lot 765

A FRENCH BOULLE BRACKET CLOCK with enamel dial and brass hands, the Japy Frères movement striking on a bell, in arched case with swept pediment, giltmetal mounts and flambeau finial, inlaid with brass scrollwork on a ground of red stained shell, 39cm h, c1880 ++The enamel dial slightly chipped around the right hand winding hole, the giltmetal mounts on the case with much accretion of dirt and grime, the inlaid decoration in generally good condition apart from the loss of a small piece on one side of the pediment. The mounts all present and not previously restored

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Clevedon Salerooms
Lot 93

19th Century carved oak cased Admiral Fitzroy barometer, the arch top with Gothic style stylised foliate finial, printed scale enclosed by a glazed panel, 118cm high

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Clevedon Salerooms
Lot 568

Victorian engraved silver teapot of tapered bulbous form, the hinged cover with a melon finial, maker Frederick Brasted, London 1864, 14.25cm high

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Clevedon Salerooms
Lot 621

George V silver spoon by Omar Ramsden, having a hammered bowl, cast organically inspired handle with onion dome finial, London 1932, 20cm long, in original fitted box See Simon Moore - Spoons 1650-2000 page 55

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Morphets of Harrogate
Lot 123

AN 18TH CENTURY WORCESTER TEAPOT AND COVER with knop finial, pencilled in black enamel with a China man playing a flute, his companion holding a parasol in a garden landscape, old crack to body with rivet repair, 12cms high

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Morphets of Harrogate
Lot 151

A JAPANESE IVORY PAGODA TABLE SHRINE, Meiji period, with an ornate dragon carved stupa finial above a six panelled roof, carved in low relief with a figure floating amidst lily pads, a pair of doors below, enclosing a seated figure of Quan Yin, raised on a stepped hexagonal base, fenced and carved overall with flowers, leaves and motifs, the underside with a bird and flowers in a a roundel, trellis and leaves, 58cms high. See illustration

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Morphets of Harrogate
Lot 189

A GEORGE V SILVER CADDY, by Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1911, of oval form, the dished hinged cover, with a flambe finial, 8cms high, 5.5oz

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Morphets of Harrogate
Lot 192

AN EDWARD VII SILVER THREE-PIECE TEA SERVICE, BY WILLIAM AITKEN, BIRMINGHAM 1909 of oval form, with bead and reel rims, the moulded bodies with applied strapwork and scroll handles, raised on claw and ball feet, the teapot with ivory finial and heat diffusers, 28oz gross. See illustration

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Morphets of Harrogate
Lot 201

A GEORGE V SILVER MUFFIN DISH AND COVER with pear wood knop finial and a liner, Sheffield 1930/35 maker JD & S, 18cms diameter, 20ozs

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Silverwoods of Lancashire
Lot 25

A Royal Worcester, blush ivory pot pourri jar, pattern No.1312, of ribbed baluster form, polychrome-decorated and gilt with sprays of flowers, with liner and reticulated cover with ornamental finial, date coded for 1909, 21cm high

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Silverwoods of Lancashire
Lot 162

A silver three-piece tea service, of circular form, with egg and dart borders, the teapot with ivorine handle and finial, Sheffield 1934 (32.5oz)

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Auction Atrium
Lot 15101

Angus Suttie (British, 1946-1993) A tall fantasy Teapot, circa 1990 Stoneware, hand-built abstract architectural form with mottled brown and green glazes and blue mouth , two lopping handles and a lid with conical finial, painted signature ; Provenance: Private Collection, London" Height 49cm, Width 23.5cm, Depth 23.8cm Condition: In perfect condition with no damage or restoration View on auctionatrium.com

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Gardiner Houlgate
Lot 11

James Dixon & Sons silver plated spirit kettle on stand, with a looped handle and ivory finial over the engraved globular body with paw feet and upon a naturalistically crossed branch stand, 11" high

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Gardiner Houlgate
Lot 13

Large baluster glass water jug engraved with interspersed stars, the top with plated mounts embossed with lion masks and fruiting vines, Bacchus spout, tapering fluted scroll handle and surmounted by a figural finial depicting a boy seated on a barrel, 16" high

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Gardiner Houlgate
Lot 27

Fine George III sauce ladle with part barley twist handle mounted by a flame finial, 6.25", maker Elizabeth Morley, London 1811; together with a set of six Art Deco coffee bean spoons, maker Aide Brothers Limited, Birmingham 1923 and a pair of Gothic style dessert spoons with elaborate beaded and engraved floral decoration, maker P. Ashberry & Son, Sheffield 1900 (9)

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Gardiner Houlgate
Lot 106

Walker & Hall baluster shaped sugar sifter mounted with a flame shaped finial on stepped circular base, 4.3oz approx; together with a mustard pot of circular form with scallop shell thumb grip and blue glass lined interior, 4.1oz approx (2)

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Gardiner Houlgate
Lot 111

Victorian silver bullet shaped bachelor three piece tea service, the teapot decorated with stylised arabesque finial over the body decorated with signs of the Zodiac between scrolling foliate banding on circular base with sugar bowl and milk jug of same form, maker GSH, London 1877, 22oz approx (3)

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Gardiner Houlgate
Lot 117

Edwardian rococo style sugar sifter, the mounted flame finial over embossed foliate decoration terminating in a stepped circular base, maker Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1901, 4.5oz approx; together with a pair of Deakin & Francis wine goblets, 13.5oz and a circular salt on three beaded cabriole legs, 2oz (4)

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Gardiner Houlgate
Lot 893

Contemporary walking cane, the finial carved as a gentleman in a removable top hat revealing a compartment for snuff

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Gardiner Houlgate
Lot 894

Slim faux bamboo malacca walking cane with silver fox head finial, hallmarked Birmingham 1914

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Gardiner Houlgate
Lot 913

Interesting walking cane formed from a vertebrae and with a carved wooden dragon`s head finial

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Gardiner Houlgate
Lot 951

Fine early 19th century Oriental ivory oval shaped basket and cover, with finely pierced panels and gold inlaid oval monogram plaques beneath a pierced ovoid finial, supported upon six pierced short feet, 12" wide, contained within a cardboard box inscribed to the inner lid `The work that Beresford brought from Jamaica for Rachel his daughter. This box for Eliza Maria my God child and namesake`

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Gardiner Houlgate
Lot 972

Chinese white metal cylindrical tapering lidded jug, embossed with the figure of a standing lady in traditional robes amidst bamboo shoots surmounted by a mythical beast`s head finial, 9.75" high

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