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Lot 249
A VICTORIAN BALUSTER TEAPOT, with engraved decoration and scrolled handle, hinged cover with melon finial. London 1844. 18oz approx. Together with a George IV silver two handled sucrier overall with relief cast and chased foliate decoration. Having two loop handles and standing on four foliate feet. London 1821. 16oz approx. 8.5" Diameter max.
Lot 259
A SILVER FOUR PIECE BACHELOR`S TEA SET, of pedestal form with crenallated rims and tapering facetted bodies. Comprises teapot with wooden finial and loop handle, tall hot water jug with similar finial and loop handle, pedestal sucrier and pedestal cream jug. Birmingham 1922. (4). 29oz approx.
Lot 225
Francois Linke. A kingwood and marquetry gueridon, with ormolu mounts, with a quarter veneered circular top having a radiating leaf spray, above a shaped frieze and raised on three faceted slender cabriole legs, united by a scroll triform stretcher with leaf spray finial, 29.5in (75cm) h, 20in (51cm) dia. One sabot is off and initialled `FL`.
Lot 999
An Edward VII Silver mounted and cut glass Claret Jug, the plain polished collar with a hinged and domed cover, and applied finial, with further cast and applied spout and naturalistically modelled bamboo handle, to a hobnail cut tapering cylindrical body with star cut base, height 10 ½", London 1901, makers mark Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd
Lot 2351
A Victorian Walnut domed Tea Caddy, of rectangular form, inset with parquetry bands, and the mainly void interior missing both lids; together with a further late Victorian Mahogany and Walnut Tea Caddy, of rectangular form, with boxwood stringing throughout and with decorative nameplate and escutcheon (both missing mother-of-pearl insets), interior fitted with two lidded compartments (one finial off lid missing), 8" and 9" long (2)
Lot 1134
1st King`s Dragoon Guards a pair of Officer`s copper gilt undress shoulder scales, circa 1840-55, the crescents applied with laurel sprays overlaid with silver scrolls bearing the battle honour WATERLOO, centered an applied silver KDG badge, finial buttons of regimental pattern. Two screw fasteners replaced otherwise good condition and with traces of gilt finish.
Lot 1152
A Prussian Officer`s pickelhaube, the leather skull applied with embossed brass fittings with traces of white metal finish, comprising Prussian eagle helmet plate with applied crowned green enamel shield to the centre, velvet backed chin-scales, spike finial with cruciform base, this secured with star head bolds, three replaced, Prussian cockades, leather and silk lining. Shrinkage to both peaks, white metal finish rubbed.
Lot 998
A 28 bore flintlock duelling pistol by Twigg, c 1775, 15" overall, sighted octagonal barrel 10" with traces of "Twigg, London" on top flat, gold touch hole, flat stepped lock with swan neck cock, ramp on frizzen spring and roller on frizzen, the plate with second type "Twigg" signature, plain walnut fullstock with flat sided butt and shell carving behind breech tang, steel mounts, the trigger guard with acorn finial. GWO & basically GC (cock cracked, top of comb and top jaw and screw missing, some deep pitting to mounts, 2" of fore end missing) Well worthy of sympathetic restoration.
Lot 1008
†A fine cased Belgian 6 shot 12mm open frame DA PF revolver, 10½" overall, octagonal barrel 6¼" stamped at the breech "Lefaucheux Bte, Acier Fondu", the frame numbered 49960 and with external halfcock spring on the right side, the barrel, cylinder, frame, grip strap and trigger guard profusely overlaid in gold with scrolls, tendrils and lines, the barrel also with "Bertonnet en Buenos Ayres" in panels, bag shaped butt with lanyard ring and plain ivory grips. GWO & C (some surface rust, a few pieces of gold overlay missing), in its original rosewood veneered case, the brass bound lid also with inlaid brass lines and escutcheon, the lid lining gold impressed "Betonnet, Calle San Martin 50, on Buenos Ayres", containing GS mounted ebony cleaning rod with ivory finial, pewter lined ebony oil bottle with ivory dipper finial, and replacement screwdriver. GC (lining faded, some small repairs to veneer). This set is illustrated on the cover of "El Revolver Lefaucheux su uso en la Argentina", Vol 2, by Adolfo Martinez, pub Buenos Ayres 2000. Plate 9
Lot 1035
A 10 bore Volunteer Brown Bess flintlock musket, 55" overall, barrel 39" with Tower private proofs, rounded lock with swan neck cock, engraved with crowned "GR" and maker`s name (illegible), walnut fullstock with mostly regulation brass mounts, but with large flat sideplate and oval escutcheon, the trigger guard finial of early type. GWO & basically GC (lock and barrel pitted and worn overall with dark patina, no ramrod or sling swivels, tumbler screw replaced). A basically untouched piece. Plate 12
Lot 200
W.A.S. BENSON. PAIR OF BRASS AND COPPER WALL CALDELABRA, CIRCA 1900. each with curved wall bracket, suspending a square and round section column with sphere spacer and moulded finial and issuing three curved branches with broad drip trays and three prongs for candles (2). 56cm high. Provenance: Sir William Phipson Beale, Drumlamford House, Ayrshire. Literature; Hambleton, Ian (Edit.), `W.A.S. Benson: Arts and Crafts Luminary and Pioneer of Modern Design`, published Woodbridge 2005, page 118, plate 93, for branches of a similar design..
Lot 217
GILBERT BAYES FOR DOULTON LAMBETH. STONEWARE FINIAL, CIRCA 1932. modelled as a galleon, indistinct impressed mark, on a later wooden plinth, chips 43cm high. Literature: For other examples of the series, see Desmod Eyles, `The Doulton Lambeth Wares`, Somerset, 2002, p. 231.. Note: These finials are from a series made for the washing line posts at St Pancras Housing Association Estates in London. As a result many of the finials sustained minor physical damage, often caused by vandalism..
Lot 63
A Victorian silver mounted, rock crystal claret jug, the silver mounts by Charles Edwards, London 1890, the body probably by Stevens and Williams, engraved with scrolling fruits, flowers and foliage in the manner of John Orchard, the silver mounts similarly embossed, the acanthus leaf wrapped scroll handle below a domed cover and bulbous finial, the star cut, pedestal base also silver mounted, 32.5cm high
Lot 76
A Victorian silver coffee pot John Samuel Hunt, London 1853, stamped `Hunt & Roskell Late Stork & Mortimer`, the baluster body with scrolling floral, acanthus leaf and trellis detail, below a domed cover with floral finial (replaced) leaf lappeted spout and turned fruitwood handle (replaced), 25cm high, weight 22oz
Lot 79
A cased silver coffee service, Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1908, each piece of elegant, oval pedestal form and monogrammed `T`, comprising; coffee pot with urn finial and ebonised handle 17.5cm high, weight 15oz, two handled sugar bowl 12.5cm high, weight 6oz and a cream jug, 13cm high, weight 4oz, all within a fitted, velvet lined case (3)
Lot 651
Mahogany bracket clock, early 19th century, white painted arched face with roman hours and strike/silent ring, twin fusee movement, anchor escapement striking the quarter on ting-tang, engraved rectangular backplate, five pillars, in an arched case with brass grilles and acorn finial on ball feet. Height 56cm. (Ticks readily, winds, strikes).
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