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Click here to subscribeAN 18TH CENTURY STYLE WALNUT LOWBOY, the quarter veneer top with mahogany crossbanding and herring bone stringing above an arrangement of three crossbanded and herring bone strung moulded edge drawers above a shaped cockbeaded apron with baluster dropped finial`s standing on cabriole legs. 19th century. 30" wide x 192 deep x 28" High.
A LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY WELSH OAK DEUDDARN, having moulded cornice over two recessed pointed ogee panel doors with drop finial`s, the projecting base with two freize drawers over two blind panel doors standing on square style feet. C1800. Cardiganshire. 37" Wide x 21" Deep x 71" High.
A courtsword, c 1900, slender triangular section blade 30”, etched with trophies in foliate panels, ornamental gilt brass hilt, the turn down pierced shell guard incorporating crowned arms with supporters and motto “Nihil sine Deo”, crossguard with grapes finial, panelled pommel, scrolled MOP panel grip, with gilt locket and remains of scabbard. GC
A good 22 bore Greek or Albanian flintlock holster pistol, 18½” overall, the 11½” barrel entirely overlaid with panels of engraved silver vines and leaves separated by borders of cable, leaf and pellet design, the French lock engraved with flower head and “Moular defour a St Etienne”, the entire fullstock of heavy embossed and chased WM decorated with flowers, trophies and panels, the bulbous butt of writhen form, the butt and butt cap further decorated with gilt panels, flowers and buttcap finial. GWO & generally quite crisp condition (top jaw and one side nail missing, tumbler screw replaced) Plate 12
Lonergan Locomotive brass Triple Tone Whistle complete with horizontal lever mechanism. Measures 10" tall including the top acorn finial and 9½" diameter. Additionally, the operating valve and lever add a further 2¾" to the height. Valve knuckle is clearly stamped with the makers name `Lonergan` on both sides. Ex loco condition throughout.
An excellent quality Silver Teaset having baluster shaped bodies with beaten floral and scroll decoration and comprising Teapot, London 1900, stamped `635` to base and having wooden handle and finial and standing on four hoofed feet, 653 gms. total weight, matching Hot Water Jug/Coffee Pot, London 1901, 805 gms (inclusive of wooden handles) and Sucrier London 1900, stamped 931 to base, 298 gms. approx. and elegant Spirit Kettle, spirit burner and stand, standing on three elegant shell footed legs, stamped No. 743 to base, London 1899 1190 gms inclusive of wooden handles. Total inclusive weight of 2948 gms. approx.
A very unusual jade Belt Finial, late Qing Dynasty, each section carved in caramel coloured jade with an archaistic design centred with shou medallions with double head chimera terminals, both with later later silver gilt brooch clip fittings, circa 1940 (2)" 13cm x 4.5cm overall; each piece 6.5cm x 4.5cm Condition: In good condition. View on auctionatrium.com
An interesting Eighteenth Century Chinese Famille Noire part tea service Comprising five cups with a slightly flaring rim and everted edge and a teapot of squat cylindrical form and a pointed spout with a slightly domed cover and a ball finial, decorated in the Famille Noire palette with scrolling green enamel peony and chrysanthemum on a black enamel ground. Eighteenth century Imperial pieces decorated with similar designs are known. See Sotheby’s Melbourne Tue, 27 May 2008 Lot 79 for a slightly larger bowl in a similar design with a ‘min yao’ Qianlong mark." Wine cups 6.5cm (diam), Wine Pot 10cm (max width) Condition: One of the cups with a hairline crack (3cm), the wine pot with a small chip to the cover View on auctionatrium.com
A group of four Chinese jade items dating from the 19th and 20th centuries comprising a small pale Celadon coloured jade seal carved in the form of a mythical bird` a white and russet coloured jade finial in the form of an eagle and two other Celadon jades." 5.3cm high Condition: All in good condition. View on auctionatrium.com
* Third Reich - SS WWII Dress-sword. A fine and rare presentation SS officer’s dress-sword by P.D. Luneschloss, Solingen, c. 1930s-1940s, having damascene single-edged decorative blade with inlaid gilt metal inscription “Meinem Treuen Kampfer - Ludwig Deutsch” and with inlaid facsimile signature inscribed “Heinrich Himmler”, with further engraved inlaid inscription verso “Meine Ehre heist Treue”, silver-plated hilt with bullion-wired grip, applied eagle & swastika in oak-leaf wreath bronze relief badge, and nickel-plated hilt-guard, and having knotted bullion-wired short ribboned sash with macramé acorn finial embroidered with “SS” motif to hilt, together with original black japanned steel sheath, ornamented nickel-plated decorative mount to top, complete with leather belt-frog and steel clasp attachments, the whole encased in original soft chamois leather protective outer sheath, 36in (92cm) long (1)
A 19th century French porcelain and gilt metal clock garniture, the central Louis XV style clock with urn form finial above circular painted ceramic dial and figure decorated inset panel, raised on splayed three toed feet and pair of flanking similar urns, with restorations and over painted, height 42cm (illustrated)
A late Victorian silverplated and clear glass oval table top biscuit barrel with cut glass liner and twist column and scrolled supports raised on dentil cornice base, with pineapple and floral finial, with ring suspension handle loops, one lacking handle, length 20cm, height 17cm (illustrated)
Four 19th century Sheffield plated teapots comprising globed squat form example engraved with flowers with acanthus cast handle, cylindrical example with stained horn handle, cast square example with half gadrooned body and rectangular floral finial and a larger teapot raised on tapering rectangular base with cast border and horn handle (4)
An early Victorian hallmarked silver teapot of compressed circular form with banded border and foliate and floral finial top, raised on quatrefoil shaped base with ivory escutcheons, by John James Keith, London 1842/3, diameter (not including spout) 18cm, height 15.6cm, weight 21.5oz (illustrated)
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