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Lot 133
A three piece silver tea serviceby Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1969/70 Of squat circular form, the teapot with wooden handle and finial, the lid with applied cut-card work decoration, two further teapots and a tea strainer, weight 64oz. (6)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 143
A Pair of 19th Century Percussion Duelling Pistols by John Manton & Son, London, 28 bore, each with 25cm octagonal blued steel barrel marked on the top flat DOVER STREET LONDON, the underside numbered 6028, with no visible proof marks, silver blade fore-sight, notched rear sight, the tang engraved with foliate/martial trophy, with blued hammer, the foliate engraved steel lock plate signed JNo.MANTON & SON and with slide safety, the spurred trigger guard engraved with martial trophy and numbered 6028, with pineapple finial, two steel ramrod pipes, walnut half stock with horn fore-end tip, chequered bag butt with silver escutcheon engraved B.v.A,,39cm, contained in the original mahogany case with inset brass ring handle to the hinged cover opening to reveal a later green baize lined case fitted with original accessories of ivory powder flask with brass syringe type measure, nipple key, brush, steel bullet mould, lignum vitae mallet with brass screw end, brass jag, cap tin and lead balls. (Some restoration) Provenance:- Originally the property of Baron von Arnsdorf, Germany. Survived a bombing raid during the Second World War when they were buried under rubble. Acquired from the vendor's German friend.. Actions work, holding at full and half cock. One pistol has deep pitting to the lock plate, barrel tang ramrod pipes and underside of the barrel. Both pistols have wear to the extremities and bruising to the stocks. The case has been restored and has some splits to the cover.
Lot 152
A 19th Century Side by Side Double Barrel Percussion Sporting Gun by Jno.Jones & Son,, London, the 72cm twist barrels with gold double lines at the breech, the rib marked LONDON, with dolphin hammers, foliated engraved and signed lock plates, walnut half stock with chequered grip, with recurving steel trigger guard with pineapple finial, brass tipped wood ramrod, 114cm. Action works, holds at full and half cock. Rust pitting to barrels, trigger guard and butt plate. Bruising to stock., with crack to left side of fore-end and behind the left lock plate.
Lot 12
An early to mid-20th century Royal Worcester Pot Pourri with pierced cover, the quatre lobed body painted with three sheep in a moorland setting by Harry Davis, signed H. Davis, gilt strapwork borders and cover with knop finial, puce printed factory marks and number 291 over H, 16cm high, circa 1938
Lot 93
Thomas Gaskell of Knutsford, a late 18th century oak and mahogany cross banded eight day Longcase Clock, broken swan neck pediment with brass finial and rosettes, brass 13inch dial with painted rolling moonphase and signature to arch, Roman numerals within an outer track with Arabic numerals, seconds dial at 12, date aperture at 6, behind a glazed door flanked by brass mounted columns, trunk with cross banded door between carved corner columns, box base with moulded edge top and bottom, cross banded panel, supported on ogee bracket feet, 237cm overall height
Lot 94
A George III oak and mahogany long case clock, the break arch dial painted with a horse race and floral spandrels, with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, two train 8-Day movement with bell strike, the case with swan pediment and brass ball and eagle finial, hood with brass capped pilasters, the trunk door having shell paterae inlay, with pendulum weights and key, 214cm High.
Lot 559
SILVER GILT TROPHY CUP, A SILVER GILT TROPHY CUP, A silver twin handled trophy cup of tapering form, with lion head mounts, gilded interior and exterior on plain circular base. The matched lid with a finial of a jockey on a horse, 12.5" high. Maker W & W London 1969. Weight approx 1544 grms, approx 50ozs.
Lot 277
A Leti Container and a Batak container, Indonesia, 20th century, the Leti container and cover in the shape of a horn decorated with a lizard and ending with a human head set under and open worked elaborate coiffure, 40cm; the Batak container off cylindrical shape ending with a double human figure on one side and a caricatural figure on the other, 53cm high; brown and black patina and a Batak Naga Morsarang container, North Sumatra, Indonesia, 20th century, in the shape of a horn decorated with overall incised geometric motives, the lid with a large animal head set under a diminutive rider, rubbed brown patina, 41cm long and seven other related items and a polychrome mask (11) The Naga Morsarang were used to hold magical substances. Condition Report: Long section missing from base plate of Leti container 5cm long x 5mm wide and further cracks; the Batak container with birds head tip of finial off and glued back and the Naga Morsarang container with loss of patina and some cracks and the seven items with various cracks Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 485
A collection of eight Go to Bed matchboxes, second half 19th century, to include two lacquered and painted papier mache examples in Chinoiserie taste, with pagoda covers and coarse striking surface to the underside, 8.5cm high; a Sycamore Mauchlineware example, of oval section, with striking paper to underside, 6cm high; and five various Victorian engraved brass examples, to include one patent 'Prince Albert' safety box; and a turned walnut and bone mounted string box, of circular section, probably early 19th century, 7cm highCondition Report: All bear the usual minor marks, knocks, scuffs and scratches overall consistent with age and use.One of the chinoiserie examples has a repair to the knop finial (and slight surrounding craquelure to cover), and the other has two small chips to the interior rim. One or two small losses to paint.Two of the metal examples have small amounts of light green residue to the recesses, possibly oxidisation or polish.The blue and white enamels are slightly worn and there are losses overall. One metal example has a repaired top (visible from inside of cover). Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 16
A Worcester blue and white triple-shell sweetmeat stand, circa 1765-70, painted with the so-called 'Sweetmeat Stand Rose' pattern, paper collection label, 20cm diameterProvenance: A. Leonard Fuller Collection. Cf. Branyan, French & Sandon, Worcester Blue & White Porcelain (1990), p. 260Condition Report: One shell with a 1cm long shallow rim chip. Crack through shell finial. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 9
Three items of Worcester porcelain, various dates 18th & 19th centuries, comprising: a blue ground butter dish and cover painted with panels of flowers, crescent mark, 12cm wide; a 'Royal Lily' pattern basket, 19cm in length; and a Chamberlain's green-ground vase painted with flowers, 15cm highCondition Report: The butter dish is heavily restored. Finial replaced. Chamberlain's vase cracked.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 1254
A 19TH CENTURY PAINTED GESSO FINIAL, the carved wooden urn shaped finial on a circular foot painted a brown/orange and silvered finish, mounted on a stepped square marbled finish base, height approximately 58cm (condition: there is woodworm damage and a number of vertical splits, some chipping through the gesso, the uppermost tip has a central
Lot 149
A 14 BORE PERCUSSION DRUM AND NIPPLE CONVERSION OF A FORMER HIGH QUALITY FLINTLOCK RIFLE made by the famous London makers tatham and Egg who were Gunmakers to King George III and who operated between 1801 and 1814, the rifling has been removed from the 24'' barrel and it is now smooth bored, it's Damascus barrel bears it's maker's name on the top face, it's rear sight has been removed and it has lost the under rib to the barrel but retained it's original ramrod complete with worm, it's brass trigger guard bears a Trophy of Arms design on the bow and terminates with a pineapple finial, it's walnut stock is in good condition and is fitted with raised cheek rest
Lot 140
A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY BILLIARDS POOL CUE STAND, the solid central column with turned globular finial, surrounded by three slender turned columns supporting a brass triform brass ring with adjustable hooks, raised on circular platform base with circular grooves cue holders, on compressed bun feet. 120 cm high
Lot 197
A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY ORMOLU FIGURAL CANDELABRA, inset with small oval Sèvres style porcelain plaques, the putti figure holding aloft twin candle sconces and a central pedestal with flambeau finial, on a circular base with scrolling feet, interposed with ovals enclosing musical trophies. 26cm high
Lot 32
A Chinese bronze lantern, early to mid 20th century, of ovoid bodied form with pagoda style roof, the body cast with four pierced panels of flowers and leaves, hinged door to one side, the roof with six fish to its edge, each supporting a bell, a/f one missing, the finial with an exhaust hole and hinged hanging bracket, 32 by 43cm high.
Lot 500
A LARGE CHINESE BRONZE ARCHAISTIC FOOD VESSEL, GUI MING/QING DYNASTY Cast with taotie masks and other archaistic motifs against a leiwen ground, the body flanked by two loop handles issuing from the mouths of mythical creatures, with two lines of seal script characters to the interior, all raised on a tall flared foot, together with a wood cover surmounted by a hardstone finial, 34cm, 6kg. (2) Provenance: from an English private collection, Hampshire.
Lot 549
A CHINESE PARCEL-GILT SILVER HAIRPIN TANG DYNASTY Formed as a two-pronged pin terminating in a finial formed as an openwork floral spray, the flowers and leaves with finely incised details, 25.1cm, 15g. Provenance: from an English private collection, purchased from Bluett & Sons Ltd on 19th September 1979, and thence by descent. Cf. Q Shen, Selected Treasures of Shaanxi History Museum: Gold and Silver, p.111, no.116 for a comparable pair of Tang dynasty hairpins with a chrysanthemum design; see also Sotheby's New York, 19th March 2019, lot 102 for another related pair of hairpins.
Lot 10
An Elkington ormolu and champleve enamel mantel clock, circa 1900, the architectural case with ogee top under an acanthus finial, the body flanked by caryatid columns to the front above a gadrooned base on cushion feet, the dial with black Roman numerals and signed 'Elkington Liverpool', the French eight-day movement striking on a bell, 36cm high.
Lot 350
A group of silver plates wares, early 20th Century, including a claret jug of mallet form with ribbed scroll handle, 26cm high, a coffee pot of ovoid form with ebony finial and gadrooned rims, 23cm high, a coffee pot of pear form with flower finial and scroll handle, 25cm high and a teapot of oval form with fluted base, 14cm high. (4)
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