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Lot 275
Oval early to mid 17th century oak gate leg table, good colour turned legs with continous stretchers, interesting to note some earlier wood incorperated into the original construction, long stretchers made from early returned wood with pleasing effect. Size 118cm long x 103cm wide x 73cm high
Lot 187
Great Britain1840 One Penny BlackPlate 1aOA, original Plate 1a re-entry, large margins, tied by black Maltese Cross cancellation (scarce on this Plate) to entire (no side flaps), dated 16 Nov. 1840, addressed to Lincolns Inn Fields with faint Bishops Gate Within on the front, red datestamp on reverse; vertical filing fold well clear of the adhesive, some splits along the fold strengthened by archival tape. A rare entire demonstrating experimental use of the black Maltese Cross. Photo Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 417
A peridot and pearl bracelet, circa 1900, of symmetrical design, the central oval cut peridot millegrain set between two three-leaf shaped mounts, each set with two or three graduating seed pearl highlights, between two smaller oval cut millegrain set peridots, in turn each between two sets of curved knife edge bars each set with a single millegrain set pearl highlight, in turn between a further three-leaf shaped mount to each side, each set with two or three graduating seed pearl highlights and an oval cut millegrain set peridot, all between a gate link bracelet, each link set with a millegrain set single pearl highlight with integral tongue fastening in fitted box. Makers mark SB. Length approx. 19cm. Weight approx. 8.9gms.
Lot 1166
JOHN JESSOP HARDWICK (1831-1917) Framed, signed and dated 1910, watercolour on paper, country landscape scene with open gate and church beyond, see inscribed label verso, together with a ALBERT HASELGRAVE (fl. 1890 - 1920) Framed, signed, watercolour on paper, country scene at dusk, with horse and figures before thatched cottages, 27cm x 36.5cm and 29.5cm x 43.5cm (2).
Lot 607
A parcel lot of 18th and 19th Century English porcelain to include Worcester saucer with feather mould floral decoration, workman`s mark, two other Worcester saucers, three ladies and fence patterns, both A/F, coffee cup and sucrier, lacking lid with green floral sprigs pattern, unmarked, bute shape cup with landscape scene with man leaning on a gate, marked 1926, probably Spode, Worcester coffee cup and two saucers with wrythen fluted body, decorated with flowers, coffee cup with fluted body with similar decoration and two G Grainger teacups with floral and pagoda pattern (12) .
Lot 1788
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, BRITISH MEDALS The Arrival of Princess Mary in Holland, Silver Medal, 1642, by Sebastian Dadler, Prince Frederick Henry of Orange seated amidst trophies, Prince William and Princess Mary in middle ground, a townscape beyond, LIBERTAS PATRIÆ …, rev the couple stand at the entrance to a fenced pleasure garden, the gate flanked by Belgic Lion, QUO TE MARS ET AMOR VOCAT INTRA DIVA …, 72.5mm (MI 290/105; vL II 257; Wiecek -). Very fine. The medal is signed S D, an initial on the base of each of the gate-posts at which the couple stand. Princess Mary had been married to Prince William at the Chapel Royal in London in 1641, when aged only nine (William was fourteen) and was accompanied to the Dutch Republic by her mother, Queen Henrietta Maria.
Lot 806
An 18th Century oak gate-leg table, raised on turned and stretchered supports ending in turned feet CONDITION REPORTS Size of rectangular central top section approx 56.5 x 142 cm. Each demi lune drop leaf approx 56cm. Height approx 73cm. Various wear, scuffs, splits and chips. Stains. Filler to join to top. Splits to top. Rusting to hinges. Feet quite worn away. Some slight warping to to the drop leaves. Overall appears to be a heavy, solid table.
Lot 841
An 18th Century elm gate-leg table with frieze drawer raised on turned and stretchered supports, 102 cm x 137 cm extended CONDITION REPORTS Overall with wear, scuffs and splits, old woodworm holes, etc. conducive with age and use, also some warping to the top, various battens screwed to underside of table top to reinforce the repaired splits, various repairs and later replacements to include the drawer, base appears to have generally a lot less wear than the top and so could be associated.
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