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Lot 375
A SCOTTISH SCHOOL BRASS DESK STAND with two inkwells with turquoise ceramic roundels to lids, the base with repousse work of flowers and butterflies, 33cm long, a similar box and cover, together with a small mirror with ship decoration (3) Condition Report:Desk stand - no glass inkwell liners. All pieces have a few small surface dents and scratches as expected. All are tarnished.
Lot 4054A
Mid 19th century rosewood and mother of pearl inset writing slope, the twin hinged top revealing a slope, inkwell and lidded compartments, H8.5 W35 D25 cm, a similar sarcophagus form tea caddy, with two lidded compartments and aperture, H15 W30 D16 cm, and another rectangular box, H11 W28 D20 cm (3)
Lot 4059A
Mid 19th century burr walnut and brass bound writing box, of rectangular form, enclosing a leather lined interior including mounts for pictures, the top section spring loaded to reveal inkwells and stationery compartments, the leather surface stamped 'By Royal Letters Patent 351', H18 W39 D27 cmCondition Report: General wear and tear consistent with age and use.Spilt in cover and scratches.Various small veneer losses and brass banding lifting.Wear to interior. One inkwell lacking cover.One porcelain plate broken, the other crazed.
Lot 10
A Collection of Assorted Silver, comprising: a goblet, stamped '925'; a King's pattern sauce-ladle, engraved with a crest; six American pepperettes; a capstan shaped inkwell, filled; a silver-mounted glass scent-bottle; a cigarette-case with black and white enamel; a child's rattle and a cased cigarette-holder with 9ct gold rim, weighable silver 6oz 19dwt, 216gr; Together With: a box of assorted silver plate flatware (qty)Condition report: Goblet - numerous scratches, otherwise OK.
Lot 15
A 19th-century brass mounted burr walnut inkwell and matching pen tray, together with a cold painted bronze pen wipe in the form of a running fox (3)Condition report: The inkwell is a marriage and the glass does not sit in the base correctly. The inkwell cap has numerous dents. Some evidence of old worn to one of the bun feet. Some age related cracking to main body. Pen tray in reasonable condition with some minor wear. Brush wipe in good condition. The fox is not signed, there are no foundry marks at all.
Lot 265
ANTI-SUFFRAGETTE MEMORABILIADoulton Lambeth 'Votes for Women' stoneware inkwell, modelled as a woman with folded arms in a blue dress, her apron incised 'Votes for Women', her waist on a hinged pin mechanism, impressed factory marks, 8.5cm high, c.1909; with a ceramic model of a cat, 'Votes for Women' on base, unmarked, 90mm. high; two crested china bells (one lacking clapper) and another bust-length figure depicting an old and young suffragette on opposite sides and the legends 'Votes for Women' and 'This one shall have a Vote', marked A & S Stoke on Trent, c.100mm. high; with another figure of a policeman and an angry baby (6)Footnotes:Leslie Harradine designed two inkwells for Doulton on a suffrage theme, registered between 21 and 24 July 1909: the present piece and its companion in the form of an angry baby.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 338
A silver swing handled sugar basket, with reeded borders, on oval pedestal foot, Birmingham 1962, 13.5cm wide, and a silver christening mug, Birmingham 1926, 10oz overall, together with a Chinese export silver small inkwell, relief decorated with a dragon, a silver photo frame, boxed, a miniature hand mirror, etc. (qty)Amendment: please note the miniature porringers have been withdrawn from this lot
Lot 470
A small collection of silver, comprising a pierced sweetmeat dish on shaped feet by E. G. Amatt & Co, Birmingham 1930, a small five bar toastrack, four napkin rings, a small capstan inkwell, a cruet set, a pair of sugar tongs, a pair of salad servers with cut glass handles, a silver handled button hook, and other similar items, approx 15oz weighable. (qty)
Lot 3086
Squadron Leader Cecil Arthur Rea A.F.C., Royal Air Force Test Pilot Interest:- a silver mounted glass inkwell, the hinged cover engraved with a monogram and presentation inscription 'From B & P Flight Shed Staff, Sept. 1929', a silver cigarette box with engraved inscription 'Presented to Sq.Ldr.C.A.Rea, A.F.C. from his fellow directors and the members in appreciation of his valued services to the Club, May 1938', together with numerous newspaper cuttings, letters, photographs and related ephemera.Footnote:- Squadron Leader Cecil Arthur Rea was a test pilot with the RAF and Marine Aircraft and Experimental Establishment test flying marine aircraft. In 1926, at the end of his RAF service, he joined the company of Boulton& Paul as full-time test pilot until 1934, when the aircraft department was sold to Sir Charle Hayward's Electic and General Industries Trust and moved from Norfolk to Wolverhampton. Rea then started his own aircraft components business. During his time at Boulton & Paul he took part in a competition held by Norwich and Norfolk Aeroplane Club in aid of a Norwich hospital. The competition was a 70 mile race between twelve racing pigeons and an aeroplane flown by Squadron Leader Rea without the aid of compass or map. He won the race by 15 minutes. The newspaper cuttings from 1932 relate to this competition.
Lot 206
A Caughley porcelain ink well with fixed linercirca 1780of capstan shape with four quill holders, transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the 'Bell Toy' pattern, the unglazed base indistinctly marked in blue,10.5cm diameter (restored)Condition report: With the naked eye, evidence of some good relatively good quality restoration can be seen to an approximately 7cm wide section of the lowest edge of the base. This restoration is on the same side as the secondary print. Under UV, it appears as though this restoration has been done to fill and cover two, or possibly three, chips to this area. The underside of the base shows some more obvious evidence of this restoration work, in the form of white paint. The fixed inkwell has a firing crack visible to one side, near the joint of the inkwell where it meets the body. Please see additional images for a closer look at this.No further damages or repairs.
Lot 460
Boxes and Objects - a brass bell; a musical carved horn model of a ship; a German pipe with printed and painted porcelain bowl; a pair of silver claw shaped sugar bows, Birmingham 1939; a three piece EPNS tea service; a 1950s lady's nickel chrome fashion watch, number 13775, Geneve; a clear glass inkwell; mother-of-pearl hafted tea knives and pickle forks; qty
Lot 185
A COLLECTION OF VINTAGE METAL CAR MODELS, to include a 'Compulsion' sculpture of a vintage Bentley, L 17 cm, and a pewter lidded trinket box, together with a metal inkwell model of a vintage motorcycle and rider, marked A. Ouvet, and a boxed Dinky 1955 Bentley R. Continental circa 1990 (Qty)
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