Battle of Copenhagen 1801. An early 19th century small brass and oak desk cannon with copper plaque 'Copenhagen 1801': the four stage barrel with plain trunions and lifting on an oak truck with brass wheel and copper plaque inscribed as per title, the breech drilled through from top to bottom with brass inkwell mounted in the truck below, 17cm long.*Notes- The Battle of Copenhagen took place on the 2nd April 1801 when the British Fleet with Lord Nelson Second in Command, defeated the Dano-Norwegian Navy after fears that they might ally with France.
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Quantity of decorative ceramic vases, including Crown Derby vase painted with floral spray, 16cm; another Derby vase with flowers, signed R Hague, 10cm; a Coalport twin-handled vase and cover, 26cm; Derby style porcelain inkwell with puce glaze, 10cm; Continental porcelain and gilt metal mounted vase and cover, etc.
An Edwardian oval silver mounted flute cut glass inkwell, 50mm h, by Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1909, a silver egg cup, vase, miniature trophy cup and napkin ring, 3ozs 3dwts weighable, a set of six Victorian EPNS pierced ivy leaf napkin rings, plush lined morocco case and a miniature trophy cup (12) As a lot in good condition
An impressive late 19th century French gilt bronze exhibition encrier designed and manufactured by Henri Perrot, Parisin the Renaissance revival stylethe curving elaborate arched back plate cast with grotesque masks, acanthus and trellis pierced scrolls, bells husks and a central scallop shell, before a foliate pen rest, the lobed pedestal vase and fluted column front supports with fruiting knopped finials, the scroll pierced front panel before a pair of lobed receivers with fruiting knopped hinged domed lids, stamped to the underside H.P, 29cm high, 42cm wide, and 30cm deep approximatelyFootnotes:A gilt bronze exhibition inkwell by Henry Perrot, stamped HP mentioned in page 107 from Masterpieces from the 1876 Centennial ExhibitionThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: TPTP Lot will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A brass capstan inkwell, 19cm diameter x 5cm high, together with further metalware comprising; a pair of turned brass candlesticks, 13cm diameter x 18cm high, a small G. Leclerc copper saucepan with lid, 13.5cm diameter x 13cm high, a brass sauce ladle, 44cm long, an adjustable copper pot hook, a brass baking mould, 25cm diameter and a brass tin with ring handles and hammered decoration, 17cm wide x 17cm deep x 20cm high (8)Condition report: Inkwell base slightly warped, all items a little tarnished and with surface dents and scratches, otherwise in good antique condition.
A GEORGE IV ROSEWOOD DAVENPORT. With a sloping leather lined writing surface and galleried top, enclosing an interior with a single small drawer and three dummy drawers and a rotating inkwell drawer to the side, the top pulling forward on a base with twin brushing slides and three short graduated drawers, and conforming dummy drawers, on lobed bun feet and recessed casters, fitted with Bramah locks throughout, 86cm high, 52cm wide and 55cm deep.
A QUANTITY, MOSTLY CONTINENTAL CERAMICSIncluding Continental porcelain furniture, commemorative mugs, twin division inkwell and Wedgwood platesTwo blue and white chairs and the oval table have had restoration to the legs on, the other set of miniature furniture has one chip to the top of one of the side chairs and some losses to the floral decoration.
An unusual 19th century dark patinated bronze patent combination inkwell and desk compass, designed by Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins (1807 - 1894), hinged cover cast as a coiled cobra, set with a dial and crested by a 'crystal ball', rocky base, opaque glass liner, 18cm high, the design published February 5th 1850
An Edwardian mahogany travelling coaching desk, folding for portability, W. Thornhill & Co, 144 New Bond Street, London, rectangular top enclosing a writing pad, inkwell, vesta box and pigeonholes, 72.5cm high (open), 61cm wide (open), 66cm deep (open), 92.5cm high (closed), 26cm deep (closed), c.1905
A selection of miscellaneous collectables, to include an Indian cloisonne owl figurine, a Stanley 102 plane, a 1920s uranium glass inkwell or match holder, a miniature hymn book, a pair of Victorian gold plated and tortoiseshell framed spectacles, a small compass box, a printing block of the Auld Kirk in North Berwick and a mother of pearl rouge pot
A collection of silver items, to include: an octagonal sugar caster by Sir John Bennett Ltd., London 1932, with a bell shaped finial to the pierced cover and on octagonal, 18.5cm; a Victorian baluster mug by William Evans, London 1864, with a leaf capped scroll handle, engraved with flowers and a presentation inscription, on an octagonal foot, 11.5cm high; an oval basket; a pair of cylindrical salt and pepper shakers; a Russian silver inkwell; and six continental silver coloured shaped oval dishes, 655g (21.05 oz) gross weighable Condition Report: Inkwell - Marks generally clear, 85g (2.75 oz) Caster - Marks lightly rubbed, cover fits tightly with slight gap, slightly wobbles Mug - Marks clear, wobbles, foot slightly upturned, engraving crisp Oval basket - Marks lightly rubbed, stands well Salt/pepper - Stamped Denmark Sterling, pitted Oval dishes - Marks obscured, engraving/decoration good All with light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer
Four silver or silver coloured items, comprising: a twin handled oval pedestal bowl, unmarked, at least late 19th century, engraved Winsome Madeleine Gandelle 17th January 1896; a shaped circular dish by A. Edward Jones Ltd, Birmingham 1977 (jubilee mark), to commemorate the Silver Jubilee; a capstan inkwell by A. & J. Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham 1917, loaded; and a pedestal sugar bowl possibly by Henry Hutton & Co, Sheffield 1972, 507g (16.3 oz) weighable Condition Report: Inkwell- liner broken (not weighed) Condition Report Disclaimer
A silver hinge lidded capstan inkwell with clear glass liner and bakelite base. Lid is engraved with the crests of Clans Home & Henderson. "True to the End" with the crest of a lion's head upon a chapeau for Clan Home and "Sola Virtus Nobilitat" with the crest of an arm, the hand holding an estoile surmounted by a blue crescent, representing Clan Henderson. Hallmarked B'ham 1930. Approx. 4cm tall x 7.5cm diameter (base).

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