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Lot 273
Various Decorative Items, including: a reproduction twin-handled porcelain pail, a Coalport parcel-gilt shell bowl, a 19th century milk glass beaker, a Victorian mother-of-pearl and papier-mache blotting pad, a pair of Sitzendorf hens, Dresden centrepiece etcPink Jardiniere - no hoe to the base. 20th century. Aged crazed appearance but otherwise good condition. 21cm by 16cm. Centrepiece - with losses to the floral and foliate elements. Supper dishes - chips to the covers and both crazed. Pot Pourris - one Ok the other with large losses to the cover. Papier Mache Blotter - heavily crazed. Rabbit for box - with flea bite chips to the lettuce. Some adhesive residue where the cover has been taped in place. Shell dish - appears OK. Milk Glass - with some flea bite chips to the foot and rim, som rubbing also. Sitzendorf models - appear OK.
Lot 43
Two Emerald Glass Triple Ring Decanters with Fluted Mushroom Stopper, early 19th century, a similar finger bowl, another decanter, a vase of top hat form; together with a Sowerby glass jug and A Quantity of Georgian and Later Glass Vessels, including custard cups etc (two trays)Decanter One - chips to the stopper top and some clouding to the base. Decanter Two - a few surface scratches, otherwise OK. Claret Jug - lacking stopper. A few scratches to the body. Top-hat form bowl generally OK. Rinser with some flea bite chips to the rim and some surface scratches. Victorian Jug - generally OK. Georgian rummer - good condition. Remaining glass appears in good order.
Lot 51
A Small Quantity of Decorative Ceramics and Glass, including: two softpaste dessert dishes and a sauceboat impressed with crowned C possibly for James Neale & Co., a caneware leaf shape dessert dish, Masons Ironstone plates, a glass fly catcher, a pedestal fruit bowl, decanters etc (on two small shelves)
Lot 263
LOUIS COMFORT TIFFANY (1848-1933): A 'FAVRILE' BOWL with fluted and pinched rim, covered in a golden iridescence, initialled "L.C.T." to the base, 12cm diameter; a Loetz style small vase of compressed baluster form, 11cm high (2), a cased art glass miniature jug, 9cm high, and a set of four cylindrical porcelain dishes by Lenox retailed by Tiffany
Lot 7510
A.D. Copier (1901-1991),An 'Unica' low purple glass dish, 1926, Netherlands,With 'tincracquele', a low bowl with a rolled over rim, marked on the base 'A.D Copier 1926' and 'Leerdam Unica' with number 219.,D 32 cm, H 10 cm,Small rim chips along the base edge.,Provenance: collection of R. Zwaardemaker, Maarssen (Netherlands), thence by descent.
Lot 292
WW1 Propeller Boss Jardiniere, laminated mahogany propeller boss and blades made into a jardiniere with damaged glass bowl to the centre section. Stamped to the side of the boss “AB 694 LH RR EAGLE 9 D215P2580”. Stands 86 ½ cms. Accompanied by a signed letter stating, “Sqdn Leader Tooley of the Royal Flying Corps destroyed the first German plane in 1914- To commemorate the Squadron had a stand made from an original wooden propeller & presented it to him – its now a collectors item. He lived in Southgate, London, & I bought it from him on the purchase of his house – hence the above information obtained from him, signed J E Overed”. The markings on this propeller indicate that it was for an Rolls Royce Eagle engine. This engine, the first aero engine developed by Rolls Royce, was believed to be designed in 1915, which would indicate that the information in the accompanying the letter may be incorrect or not for this actual piece. It is believed that the first German aircraft to be brought down in 1914 was an unarmed reconnaissance aircraft, which was forced down by two aircraft of No2 Squadron Royal Flying Corps on 25th August 1914, two weeks after the RFC’s arrival in France. Worthy of further research. H.85cms. W.32cms. Weight 9KG. Please note due to the size and weight, we are not able to offer in house post and packing on this lot. This item will need to be collected in person from our offices or specialist shippers instructed
Lot 136
A walnut cigar compendium made by Linley for Sir Terence ConranWith a removable glass bowl, removable match box engraved: Sir Terence Conran 4.10.1931 LINLEY, a cigar rest, and a hidden cigar cutter, 11.5cm wide, 22cm deep, 7cm high (4 1/2in wide, 8 1/2in deep, 2 1/2in high) For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 1005
Vetreria Etrusca, a large cobalt blue baluster form glass vessel, of recent manufacture, 26cm high; together with a matched pourer, 12cm high and bowl, 12cm and 5.5cm high respectively by Stewart Hearn for London Glassworks; a pair of deep blue glass bowls; a green glass bowl and a purple glass goblet (7)Please refer to department for condition report
Lot 1006
A Sommerso art glass vase, of recent manufacture, in cased glass with blue, pink and green internal decoration, indistinctly signed, 14.8cm high, 18cm wide; together with a Candlestick by Belle Walker, 21.5cm high; a glass bowl by LSA international, 9.5cm high, 14.5cm diameter; a glass vase by Krosno, 20cm high, 10.5cm diameter; and two other glass items (6) Please refer to department for condition report
Lot 1012
Stephen Gillies & Kate Jones, Three 'Beautiful' bowls and a 'Ball' vase, circa 2015, Glass, Each inscribed 'Gillies, Jones, Rosedale' to underside, Red bowl :13cm high ; Leaf motif bowl : 12cm high ; Purple bowl : 11.5cm high ; Ball vase : 11.8cm high (4) (ARR)Please refer to department for condition report
Lot 1016
A quantity of glassware, 20th century, to include a green glass centre piece bowl, of flared form on lobed base, 11.5cm high, 28cm wide; a pink glass posy bowl possibly by Whitefriars, 8cm high, 25cm diameter; a green painted and floral decorated glass decanter with stopper, 22cm high; together with other various glassware items (lot)Please refer to department for condition report
Lot 1021
A modern Lalique 'Nogent' pedestal bowl, designed by Marc Lalique, the circular clear glass bowl over pedestal base moulded with four frosted glass birds, on circular foot, engraved Lalique France to base, with partial Lalique sticker to interior, 8.9cm high, 14.1cm diameter Large crack approx. 6cm running horizontally from one rim across the bowl.
Lot 10
A group of silver, comprising: a Victorian silver card case, Birmingham, 1854, Alfred Taylor, with engine turned decoration and c-scroll border, having engraved monogram to cartouche to front, in associated leatherette case, 10cm high, 7cm wide; a horn cup with white metal band to top stamped Aitchison, band is snapped, with vacant white metal cartouche to side and glass base, 5.6cm high; a silver mounted hand mirror, Birmingham, 1920/1945, maker rubbed, with circular bevelled glass plate, 28.4cm high, a condiment spoon, London, 1880, Chawner & Co (George William Adams), with engraved crest to handle; three fiddle pattern teaspoons, Edinburgh, 1884, maker WM, with engraved monogram to handle; a pepper on four pad feet and a mustard pot with handle, hinged lid and blue glass liner, London, 1928, Robert Pringle & Sons, the pepper with associated cover; a small old English pattern condiment spoon, Sheffield, 1927, Robert Pringle & Sons; a hexagonal teaspoon, stem stamped London, 1976, maker RPE; and a Victorian fiddle pattern condiment spoon, Exeter, 1871, Josiah Williams & Co (James & Josiah Williams); a mustard of circular form on three ball feet, city mark rubbed, possibly Marston & Bayliss; a George IV fiddle pattern teaspoon, London, 1825, maker WE, break to bowl; three Scottish table forks by James & Walter Marshall, one 1821 and two 1822, with engraved crest and motto to reverse of handles, total weighable silver approx. 15.9oz, together with a pair of Indian wooden and white metal mounted footed bowls, 5cm high, 8.8cm dia., and another Indian wooden and white metal mounted bowl, 10cm dia., (lot) Please refer to department for condition report
Lot 112
A Continental glazed pottery model of a game bird, late 19th century, maker's mark to underside, with cover, 24cm high, 33cm wide; together with a gilt-brass mounted porcelain bowl and cover, decorated with cherubs, 14cm diameter; a pair of French mother-of-pearl opera glasses, by Lemaire, Paris; and a gilt-brass mounted cut glass jar and cover, 12.5cm high (4)Please refer to department for condition report
Lot 3
A group of silver, to include: a George III decanter label, with pierced HOLLANDS to centre, no city mark, 1807, Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson; a decanter label, Birmingham, 1985, J B Chatterley & Sons Ltd, marked GIN; a footed bowl, with London import mark, 1957, Alfred Ernest Neighbour, 12.8cm dia.; a sauce boat, Sheffield, 1932, Viner's Ltd (Emile Viner), 17cm wide; a tea strainer, London, 1976, A Chick & Sons Ltd, with scrolling foliate decoration, 16.4cm wide; a pickle fork, Birmingham, 1922, Henry Williamson Ltd, 19cm long; a glass vanity/compact dish with engine turned silver collar and cover, the cover with mirror to underside, marks rubbed, Birmingham, 1949, Adie Brothers Ltd, 10cm diameter; a bon bon dish, Birmingham, 1921, E S Barnsley & Co (Edward Souter Barnsley), of pierced circular form with blue glass liner, on spreading foot, 6cm high, 9.7cm dia.; a small glass bottle with silver cap, London, 1910, rubbed makers mark WG, with old label to cap WHITE ROSE, 9cm high; two condiments, one with blue glass liner, Dublin, 1920, Wakely & Wheeler, the other with clear glass liner, Dublin, 1918, Wakely & Wheeler, both with handle and hinged lid, with associated spoons; and four assorted napkin rings; total weighable silver approx. 24oz (lot) Please refer to department for condition report
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