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Lot 595
A 19th Century mahogany longcase clock with an eight-day movement striking on a bell, the hood with wrythen-turned pillars and chequer strung inlay to the case, a 13 inch painted broken arch dial detailed with scenes of buildings, with a subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, signed 'T.W. Hughes, Llanelly' (Llanelli), height 227cm (including finial), S/D.
Lot 103
A late 19th to early 20th Century Staffordshire Prattware cow creamer and cover with recumbent calf beneath, cow with brown spot decoration and curled horns over her face, the calf with ochre brush stroke decoration, all to a shaped rectangular base with a moulded leaf border, the cover with a flower finial, height 12cm, length 14cm, restored.
Lot 126
18th Century design mahogany tallboy chest on chest having broken architectural pediment with vase finial and Grecian key moulding, above an arrangement of three short and three long cock beaded drawers, flanked by reeded canted angles, the projecting base with three further graduated cock beaded drawers on bracket feet. (B.P. 21% + VAT)Possibly been polished/cleaned off at sometime. Splits to sides. One handle missing. Losses to cornice, scratches and some splits to drawers. Some veneer loss. 106 x 53 x 210cm approx.
Lot 233
A collection of Aynsley bone china fruit and gilded design teaware to include; cups, saucers, cream jug, together with a pair of two handled lidded vases. (35) (B.P. 21% + VAT) Gilding a bit worn/scratched in places. very grubby. The pair of lidded vases - both rusted (inside base area)one lid incomplete one finial broken - gilding worn
Lot 65
19th Century Welsh mahogany 8 day longcase clock Kerr & Co, Swansea, having arched hood above arch aperture, flanked by spirally turned columns, the waist with a herringbone banded rectangular door flanked by spirally turned columns on a similar panelled base with bracket feet. Pained Roman numeral face with rolling moon to the arch second dial and date aperture, 17.5 x 12" approx. 8 day two train movement striking on one bell, overall 212cm high approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Fair condition overall, some wear to the face, seconds hand is missing, includes two weights, pendulum and winder. Lacks original finial to hood. Wear and tear commensurate with age.
Lot 75
19th Century French gilt spelter and alabaster figural two train mantel clock, the drum shaped clock with Roman enamelled face and surmounted by a vase shaped finial, emblematic female figure seated next to it on a gilt mounted base with separate wooden stand. Two train movement, strikes on one bell. 34cm high approx.(B.P. 21% + VAT)
Lot 1455
An early 20th century carved oak French dresser with 5 cupboards and 2 drawers. 2 drawer, 2 door cupboard base with interior shelf, raised on bun feet. 3 door cupboard top with column detail, highly carved door fronts & 2 adjustable interior shelves. Galleried top with carved finial detail. Approx. 256cm tall x 140cm wide x 55cm deep.
Lot 329
A creamware cruet set, early 19th century, the acanthus moulded stem with a pierced finial, the body supporting six variously-sized cruet pieces, raised on a spreading circular foot,22cm diameter, 34cm high and a Wedgwood creamware sectional dish, with four divisions and decorated with ivy within a lined border, 31cm diameter, together with a matching plate, 32cm diameter, and a navette-shaped dish, 26 x 16cm (3)Condition report: Cruet pieces possibly associated. Restoration throughout. chips, scratches and general wear.
Lot 184
A Langani geometric design brooch, large faux opal square panel with V-shaped border comprising white and yellow base metal bars with pale purple and colourless paste stones, 55mm; a Joan Rivers snake brooch, the central faux ruby surrounded by a snake's body with colourless paste set in gilt metal, snake's head finial above, 54mm x 38mm; a posy brooch, the five flowers claw set with colourless paste stones, with four colourless paste stones to stem, all set in silver-tone metal, 70mm x 60mm; and other faux gemstone set brooches.
Lot 1016
A RARE LATE ELIZABETH I STEEPLE CUP AND COVER with a deep conical bowl, chased with a row of scallop shells below fleur-de-lys and a vacant shield cartouche against a matt ground & above a calyx of alternating stiff leaves and fruit, the baluster stem with adornment, supported on a bell-shaped foot, chased with fleur-de-lys above a formal moulded border, the domed cover chased with a row of scallop shells above row of fleur-de-lys against a matt ground, the steeple chased with chevrons and terminating in a turned finial, flanked by three scrolls, inscribed under the foot "EX DONO IO: WALTON ARCHIDIACONI DERBIE 1603", the whole with traces of gilding, maker's mark "AB" conjoined, London 1602; 10.9" (27.7 cms) high to rim; 16.9" (42.7 cms) high overall; 23.4 oz Provenance: This cup was presented to the owner's grandfather as the prize, when his horse "DON SANCHO" won the Irish Grand National in 1928 and sold with the cup is a small inscribed disc relating to its presentation. It was also catalogued as part of a Loan Exhibition of Old English Plate and Decorations and Orders at 25 Park Lane and Seaford House, in March 1929 (catalogue No. 794)
Lot 1124
A MIXED LOT:- A child's rattle in the form of Mr Punch lacking bells, by Crisford & Norris, Birmingham 1929, a cast miniature fox, a cow finial, a stag-mark brooch, a "hand" caddy spoon, a whistle, a pair of sugar nips, a pin dish, etc.; the rattle 5.5" (14 cms) long; 6.5 oz weighable silver (lot)
Lot 1258
A MIXED LOT:- A late Victorian miniature heart-shaped frame, a novelty ring tree with a bear finial, an enamelled matchbox cover, three vesta cases, a bookmark holder, a matchbox cover, an Edwardian sovereign case, a pipe rest, two bookmarks, a pill box, a watch chain, two pencils, a seal, two money clips, a pill box, two swizzle sticks & a toothpick; the frame 2.5" (6.5 cms); 10.25 oz weighable silver (lot)
Lot 648
A RARE SMALL MEDIEVAL ACORN KNOP SPOON in a crushed and contorted state with much denting in the bowl*, the slender four-sided stem with a flattened front facet, tapering to the finial, with traces of gilding remaining, unmarked, probably dating from the 13th-early 14th century; 5" (12.6 cms) long; 0.35 oz *Condition is consistent with having been buried underground or river bed/shore.
Lot 691
HARE COURSING:- A George IV large circular mustard pot on a tricorn base with three greyhounds, a part-fluted body with a tongue & dart border and a low-domed cover with a hare finial (blue glass liner), engraved armorial & crest, by Benjamin Preston, London 1827; the pot 4.7" (12 cms) diameter; 16.35 oz weighable silver
Lot 696
A LATE VICTORIAN BACHELOR'S THREE-PIECE TEA SET with globular bodies, decorated around the sides in relief with birds, scrolls and foliage against a matt ground, gilt interiors; the tea pot with a cast bird finial, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1895; the tea pot 5.2" (13 cms) high; 20.3 oz (3)
Lot 718
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY DANISH COFFEE SET TO INCLUDE:- a bulbous coffee pot with a stylised crown finial and matching cream jug and sugar bowl, on a small oval tray, all with insulated, C-shaped handles, by Carl M. Cohr of Copenhagen 1930/31, together with a slightly later tea pot to match, by the same maker, Copenhagen 1950, each piece monogrammed to match; the tray 13.5" (34 cms) long; 58 oz (5)
Lot 733
FOUR SUGAR CASTERS:- An octagonal, vase-shaped example by E. Viner, Sheffield 1938, a "lighthouse" caster with decorative borders by G. Jackson & D. Fullerton, London 1905, a horn-shaped example with a dolphin-scroll handle and two feet, marks rubbed, Birmingham c.1909 and a pedestal caster with a bud finial by Carrington & Co., Birmingham 1910; the largest one 8.3" (21.3 cms) high; 23.85 oz (4)
Lot 741
A GEORGE II TEA CADDY rectangular with panelled sides, incurved at each corner, with chased borders of flowers, scrolls and shells against matting, the hinged cover with a cast flower finial, engraved on the front, with a coat of arms by Abraham Portal*, London 1749; 6" (15 cms) high; 13.9 *The Arms are those of either Jones or Huntly. Abraham Portal (1726-1809) was a member of the Huguenot family originating in Bagnols-sur-Ceze, Languedoc, France. Guillame Portal born 1639 was "of the Great Wardrobe" of William III and Anne. His brother, Jean Francois also fled to England, father of three sons and seven daughters. The second son, Pierre Guillaume, became rector of Clowne, County Derby, c.1724 and of South Fambridge, Essex in 1734. His second son, Abraham, (described as son of William Portal) was apprenticed to Paul de Lamerie in 1740 and became free in 1749. This tea caddy bears the Portal's first mark and was hallmarked during his first year as a registered large worker. Later on, Portal became an important figure in the literary scene, writing poetry and several major plays between 1758 and 1768, commenting on social, political and religious developments. He is one of the few Goldsmiths to appear in the Dictionary of National Biography on account of his literary activitues. References and further information: Portal, C: The Reluctant Goldsmith, Abraham Portral 1726-1809, and Grimwade, A: London Goldsmiths 1697-1837.
Lot 795
A GEORGE III ENGRAVED HEXAGONAL MUSTARD POT with a coat of arms on the front (blue glass liner), and a ball finial, by D. Urquhart and N. Hart, London 1796, a pair of Indian embossed pepper casters, a late Victorian mounted cut-glass peppermill, a George V vase-shaped pepperette, a small oval mustard (blue glass liner) and a Victorian pierced circular mustard pot (blue glass liner) by Charles T. & George Fox, London 1842; the latter 2.75" (7 cms) high; 14.1 oz weighable silver (7)
Lot 859
A WILLIAM IV EMBOSSED MUSTARD POT of squat circular form with a blue glass liner and a bud finial, crested and initialled "C" by Waterhouse Hodson & Co., Sheffield 1833, together with a Victorian pepper mill and four other later condiment casters; the mustard 3.5" (8 cms) diameter; 14.3 oz weighable silver (6)
Lot 890
A GEORGE III BALUSTER PEPPERETTE on a circular pedestal foot with a domed cover and wrythen finial, by Thomas Shepherd, London 1784, and a George III drum mustard pot with bead borders and a blue glass liner, by Samuel Meriton, London 1775; the latter 3" (7.6 cms) high; 6.75 oz weighable silver (2)
Lot 912
A GEORGE V TROPHY CUP AND COVER with a figure finial by Charles Boyton & Sons, London 1924, two goblets, a late Victorian Kiddish cup, three egg cups, a small footed bowl, a small Norwegian urn, three small trophy cups on plinths, and a small "Jersey can" milk jug; the latter 4.25" (10.7 cms) high; 25 oz weighable silver (lot)
Lot 935
A GEORGE II VASE-SHAPED CASTER with a knop finial, by Charles Alchorne, London 1733, together with a cased egg cup and spoon, a pair of Victorian Fiddle pattern salt spoons, initialled, and a Dutch caddy spoon with a windmill terminal, inscribed "Dorothy" on the back of the bowl; the caster 6" (15 cms) high; 6 oz weighable silver (5)
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