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Click here to subscribeA Victorian silver teapot, the body by Benjamin Stephens, London, 1840, the handle by George and John Cowie, circa 1830, the finial by James Charles Edington, circa 1850, fluted tapering and on four shell-cast feet, with leaf-capped ivory insulated handle, engraved with a coat-of-arms, later engraved underneath with an inscription, 23cm. wide over handle, gross weight 17oz 19dwt
A George V silver golf trophy and a George V silver mug, the first by Joseph Rogers and Sons, Sheffield, 1935, the second by Walker and Hall, Sheffield, 1927, the troph tapering and engraved with foliage, the cover with finial cast as a rabbit, engraved 'Horsforth Golf Club', the second tapering and with loop handle, the trophy 17cm high, 16oz 16dwt (2)
A Royal Worcester Hadley covered pot pourri, with pierced lid and neck, the quarter lobed body decorated with roses, dated 1905, height 5.5ins, together with another Royal Worcester covered pot pourri, with pierced lid, the body decorated with roses, dated 1911, shape number H291, af, height 5insCondition Report: One lid has the finial detached and packed in the base
A 1930s silver and enamel dressing table set, comprising a silver backed mirror, brush and jar lid, each decorated with green guilloché enamel, together with a white metal backed comb, hallmarks for William Neale & Son Ltd., Birmingham, 1932 (4).Condition report: Overall condition good to fair Damage to enamel on brush Jar lid with some wear to finial Hallmarks partially worn on the mirror and brush Condition reports are not available for our Interiors Sales
A 1960s silver topped cut glass caster, The baluster cut glass bottle with plain silver rim and detachable silver domed lid with pierced star detailing and pointed finial, hallmarks for Preece & Williscombe, London, 1964, height 17.5cm, gross weight of lid 0.65ozt. Condition reports are not available for our Interiors Sales
A COLLECTION OF PLATED HOLLOW WARES TO INCLUDE A FACETTED ROUND THREE PIECE CRUET SET, IN A CASE a concave-fluted oval teapot; an engraved baluster teapot; an oval hot water jug with an ebonised handle and finial; an oval tray, sugar bowl and milk jug, each with trailing fruiting vine borders; a fluted oval milk jug and sugar bowl with scroll handles; a foliate engraved baluster teapot; an oblong teapot; two entrée dishes and other items
A MODERN SILVER CHRISTENING MUG, A SILVER SUGAR BOWL ON FOOT AND A SILVER MOUNTED GLASS SUGAR CASTER the straight-tapering mug with a loop handle and a moulded rim and foot-rim, mark of A Chick & Sons Ltd, London 1966, 113g (a little over 3 ½ oz); the round sugar bowl on foot with a wavy rim and embossed with a band of flowers, leaves, scrolls and diaper on a matt ground, mark of The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company Ltd, London 1901, 11cm diameter (4 ¼ in), 7.5cm high (3 in), 116g (almost 3 ¾ oz); the tapering cut clear-glass caster with a domed cover and finial with the mark of Boots Pure Drug Company, Birmingham 1909, 15cm high overall (6 in)
A SILVER BALUSTER SHAPED COFFEE POT AND HOT MILK JUG IN GEORGE I STYLE each with a domed cover with a knop finial, a moulded band, domed foot with flat foot-rim and a wicker bound scroll handle, mark of Wilson & Sharp, Birmingham 1912-13, the coffee pot, 24.5cm high (9 ¾ in), 1089g gross including the wicker bound handle (35oz gross)
A SILVER THREE PIECE CANTED-RECTANGULAR TEA SERVICE AND A SET OF TEA SPOONS the tea set with angular handles on pad feet, the tea pot with an ebonised handle and finial, mark of E Viner, Sheffield 1962, 938g gross (approx. 30 oz); together with a set of six silver teaspoons, mark of J B Chatterley & Sons, Birmingham 1960, 68g (a little over 2 oz), in a case
A SILVER MELON FLUTED AND FLORAL EMBOSSED ROUND TEA POT with a shaped everted rim a melon fluted body embossed with stylised flowers and a cartouche within broad panels, on a stepped-round foot, and with an ebonised scroll handle and a later plated and knopped finial, mark of Stokes and Ireland Ltd, Chester 1902, approx. 13cm diameter (5 in), 428g gross (13 ¾ oz gross)
A MAPPIN & WEBB PRINCE'S PLATE OVAL OIL CAN AND AN ASPREY PLATED SHAPED-OBLONG TRAY the oil can with a scroll handle, a long spout and a screw-in ball finial, 22cm long overall (8 ½ in); the tray with a moulded border and two shaped handles, marked beneath 'Asprey London 6900', 56.5cm long overall, 21.5cm wide (22 ¼ in x 8 ½ in)
A group of copper kettles dating from the 19th Century Victorian era and latter examples to include one of oval form having a wooden turned handle and brass mounts, two round in shape having iron handles and another of round tapering form with brass mounts to the handle. Each one having split spouts and finial covers. Biggest measures 24cm tall by 29cm wide.
A group of four decorative copper kettles dating from the 19th Century and latter to include Victorian examples, Arts and Crafts, with each one having finials covers, split spouts and carrying handles. One having a star makers mark with another having a Bakelite handle. Together with a copper biscuit barrel having a brass swing handle with lion finial atop. Biggest kettle measures 29cm tall by 29cm wide.
A late 19th Century high Victorian silver hallmarked mustard pot of oval form having shaped handle with the body having pierced and engraved swag decoration. The hinged cover having engraved borders and urn shaped finial atop. Blue glass liner (A/F). Hallmarks for London date letter C 1898, makers mark for Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd. Weight without liner 82.1g. Measures 6cm tall by 9cm wide. Together with a non matching silver hallmarked mustard spoon of twist design. Hallmarked for Birmingham. Weighs 7.7g.
RAF interest- A Walker and Hall silver plate cruet set having an RAF insignia to the front, raised on ball feet with most pieces having glass bodies and silver plate tops. Together with a 20th Century claret jug having a silver plate top with acorn finial and embossed floral motifs and scroll shaped handle. The glass body having a moulded pattern. Claret jug measures 30cm tall.
A stained ivory okimono carved as a performing monkey, holding a fan and a wearing a theatrical mask on the side of its head, 4.5cm high, 20th CenturyProvenance: The Property of a Lady. From a Private Collection acquired by her Great-Grandfather and all collected prior to his death in 1944.PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADE OF IVORY. Buyers must be aware that regulations of several countries, including USA, prohibit the import of ivory, or any goods containing ivory. Ewbank's advise prospective purchasers who intend to ship this lot to another country that they must familiarise themselves with the relevant import/export regulations prior to bidding. They are responsible for their shipping arrangements, and the onus is therefore on them to arrange their own shipping. .Some deterioration including age crack to jacket. Possibly a finial from a larger composition.
An ivory box and cover with rat finial, of nearly cylindrical form, carved on the exterior with Hotei strumming a samisen with a bachi beside other musicians, 13 cm high, Meiji Period or laterProvenance: The Property of a Lady. From a Private Collection acquired by her Great-Grandfather and all collected prior to his death in 1944.PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADE OF IVORY. Buyers must be aware that regulations of several countries, including USA, prohibit the import of ivory, or any goods containing ivory. Ewbank's advise prospective purchasers who intend to ship this lot to another country that they must familiarise themselves with the relevant import/export regulations prior to bidding. They are responsible for their shipping arrangements, and the onus is therefore on them to arrange their own shipping. .AMENDED REPORT: Some areas of wear and slight deterioration extant, including a split on the cords of Hotei's fan; extremity loss and crack on cover; and base poorly fitted.
An ivory netsuke of Shoki trapping an Oni under his hat, signed YoshitaniProvenance: The Property of a Lady. From a Private Collection acquired by her Great-Grandfather and all collected prior to his death in 1944.PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADE OF IVORY. Buyers must be aware that regulations of several countries, including USA, prohibit the import of ivory, or any goods containing ivory. Ewbank's advise prospective purchasers who intend to ship this lot to another country that they must familiarise themselves with the relevant import/export regulations prior to bidding. They are responsible for their shipping arrangements, and the onus is therefore on them to arrange their own shipping .Some deterioration including age crack on finial of Shoki's hat.
A pair of Chinese blue and white cylindrical vases decorated with prunus blossoms, 20.5cm high; two Canton famille rose teapots; and a baluster shaped blue and white vase and cover, 21 cm high. Qing Dynasty or later (5), .Please note that this is a group lot where condition may vary from object to object; some areas of damage and repair extant, including: repaired finial to smaller teapot; rim chip to one cylindrical vase; rim chip to blue and white cover.
A white-metal mounted scroll case of cylindrical form, engraved on the metal: 'Presented to H.E. Sir Francis Stanley Jackson/Governor of Bengal/The Dacca District Board'; each end with a domed cover and crown finial, about 40 cm long, circa 1927-1932; together with a mottled green glass, or other, box and cover, 5.5 cm diameter. Both contained in a rectangular wood box (3). Sir Francis Stanley Jackson, GCSI, GCIE, KStJ (1870-1947) was Governor of Bengal, 1927-1932, but perhaps is better remembered for his exceptional Cricketing career with Cambridge University, Yorkshire and England. He took part in The Ashes Test at Trent Bridge, 1899 together with a number of the games' most famous players, including W.G. Grace, K.S. Ranjitsinhji, C.B..Fry, Tom Hayward, George Hirst and Wilfred Rhodes. Interestingly, this was not Jackson's best Test Match; he scored 8 in the the First Innings and a Duck in the Second.Jackson rose to Test prominence, scoring 91 in his first Test Match Innings against Australia in 1893 and maintained this form until his penultimate Test Innings at The Oval in 1905 when he scored 76. In 20 Tests, he scored 1415 runs with an impressive average of 48.79, also taking 24 wickets at 33.29. He was both President of The MCC, and President of Yorkshire County Cricket Club.Jackson survived an attempt on his life in 1932 by Bina Dias, a West Bengal Nationalist who was later to become a member of the Bengal Provincial Legislative Assembly. He died in London on 9th March, 1947 whilst still in the post of President of Yorkshire County Cricket Club. Jackson was featured on a number of cigarette cards, including those offered with Capstan, Wills and Ogden's Cigarettes, winning the Ashes in 1905 against an Australian Team with Joe Darling, Syd Gregory, Victor Trumper, Clem Hill and Warwick Armstrong. A feat for which Jackson may be justifiably remembered. .Please note that there are some areas of wear, deterioration or damage to this lot.
the bulbous body raised on three short conical feet to a slight waisted neck with a flared rim, the rim flanked with two ear-handles, the vessel covered overall in a layer of greyish-blue glaze suffused with a network of black and faint russet crackles, the exterior and part of the interior further applied with a brownish patina, with a wooden base and cover topped with a jadeite finial (Dimensions: censer: 11cm wide) (Qty: 1)(censer: 11cm wide)Footnote: Provenance: Private Edinburgh collection; collected in the 1920s-30s
the heavily cast body of compressed globular form, raising from a short splayed foot to a gently flared rim, set with a pair of ring handles, the base with a 'Jia Cang Zhen Bao' mark in a recessed square panel, with a wooden lid mounted with a jade finial adorned with bamboo, pine tree and butterfly decorations (Dimensions: 23.5cm wide) (Qty: 1)(23.5cm wide)
the straight sides painted in cartouches respectively with a landscape scene, branches of bamboo with rocks, various antiques with flower pots, and a four-line inscription, the base inscribed with a six-character Jiaqing mark in underglaze blue, with a wooden lid carved in openwork inlaid with an agate finial, with a wooden base (Dimensions: 9cm wide) (Qty: 1)(9cm wide)
An impressive mid to late 18th century 3 train 8 day musical longcase clock striking on twelve bells by John Taylor, London. Having a brass/silver arched dial with two subsiduary dials, one for strike/silent and one for musical setting, minuet, air, march and dance; together with sweep seconds dial and centre calendar dial. The flame mahogany case with long door and hood surmounted by a moulded rounded arch, raised pediment and three brass ball and spike finials. Three brass weights, pendulum and key. Height 106 inches to top finial, width base 21.5 inches, hood 20 inches
19TH CENTURY FRENCH PORCELAIN MOUNTED ORMOLU MANTEL CLOCK the arched case surmounted by porcelain and ormolu vase shaped finial above porcelain face decorated with two figures, a painted porcelain panel to the outswept face on foliate moulded beaded feet. Two train brass drum movement, striking on one bell. 36cm high approx. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: General loss to gilding and wear overall but no obvious damage. Includes pendulum and key. Panels are not signed. Movement has Japy Freres circular mark.Brass drum on one bell.
18TH CENTURY TORTOISESHELL RECTANGULAR SHAPED TEA CADDY with hinged dome cover having silvered finial, two lidded compartments with ivory knobs to the interior, silvered escutcheons to the front on silvered ball feet. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Generally rather grubby, some general wear with age. No significant damage apparent.
19TH CENTURY WELSH MAHOGANY 8 DAY LONGCASE CLOCK the face overall inlaid and having spiral corinthian columns, arched hood with painted face having Roman numerals and bridge and river scenes, marked David Evans possibly Llangynwyd (sic). Eight day two train movement striking on one bell. Includes weights, winder and pendulum.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Case is grubby. Missing finial. Face has wear. No seconds finger. Grubby and crazed. no back feet. A bit dry and stained. Movement appears complete. Two weights, pendulum and key.
A Continental two handled pedestal ovoid vase, painted with ship coming into harbour, gilt scroll handles, square plinth, 26.5cm high, c.1870; a Coalport two handled tureen and cover, banded with gilt leaves, 21cm wide, domed cover, bud finial, 22cm wide, c.1800; a Pearlware pedestal two handled bowl, printed in underglaze blue with floral sprigs, 26cm diam, c.1800Provenance: From the Estate of Lady Elizabeth Georgiana Alice Cavendish CVO (24 April 1926 -15 September 2018), daughter of Edward Cavendish, 10th Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth House, Derbyshire
A fusee movement signed by John Beal of Oundle engraved "35148", with white enamel dial, contrasting black Roman numerals and minute track, with associated gilt spade and whip hands, set within a brass carriage case, set within a bevelled glass within a shaped border and stepped base, raised on disk feet, above a pointed finial, 14 cm high.
Thomas Nelson, Market Deeping. A 19thC mahogany bracket clock of large proportion, surmounted by an inverted section with orb finial, above a domed case set with four further orb finials, flanked by lion mask and ring handles, with blind fret metal sides and an inlaid front, set with a diamond patera, on orb feet, the 22cm W arched dial with Roman numerals, signed Thos Nelson Market Deeping, with chime and non-chime feature playing seven tunes to include New Waterman, East To Him, Garland of Love, etc. double fusee movement striking on bells, airs and a gong to the hour, playing a tune for each day of the week, with door and winding keys and pendulum, 79cm H. Thomas Nelson is noted Lincolnshire Clock, Watch and Barometer Makers, A.S.H. Wilbourn and R Ellis, p.69. Clock and watchmaker 1811-1823 (P.1822-1823). LR&SM Friday, December 27th, 1811. T. Nelson, clock and watchmaker, Market Deeping respectfully returns his most grateful acknowledgements to his friends, and the public in general, for the liberal encouragement he has received since his residence in Market Deeping and assure them that no exertion shall be wanting to merit a continuance of their patronage. A journeyman clockmaker immediately wanted - none but good workmen need apply. LR&SM Friday, August 26th 1814 Wanted immediately an apprentice to a clock and watchmaker and silversmith - apply to Mr Thomas Nelson, Market Deeping. LR&SM Friday, July 26th 1816 Yesterday at Market Deeping, Mr Nelson, watchmaker of that place to Miss Ann Moulds, daughter of Mr Moulds of Langtoft Longcase clock extant.
Gaydon & Sons, Kingston upon Thames. An early 20thC oak cased barometer and thermometer, the heavily carved case surmounted by a scroll and oval finial, raised above a rectangular thermometer, with 18cm Dia. dial set with Arabic numerals, 88cm H and a copper warming pan with shortened handle. (2)
A Victorian silver trophy and cover, later The Glenda Spooner Perpetual Challenge Trophy Presented By Donald H R Reed For The Thoroughbred Stallion Registered In The General Stud Book Gaining The Most Points In The Ponies Of Britain Annual Stallion Progeny Awards, by James Barclay Hennell, the domed lid surmounted by horse and foal finial, heavily repoussé decorated, the shouldered body set with panels of former winners and presentation panel, flanked by acanthus capped handles with masks and further flowerheads, on an inverted floral stem and wooden base, with further relief cast borders, chasing, scrolls, flowerheads and figures, London 1880, 69cm H, 200oz all in, in associated silver chest.
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