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Lot 274
AN ART DECO DESK STAND, the cafe au lait colour marble mounted with a pair of bronzed spelter inkwells flanking a seated Alsatian, one inkwell with clear glass liner, pen recess to front edge, width 35cm x height 14cm, together with a pair of gilded/bronzed metal plaques cast in relief with Art Nouveau style female fairies representing day and night, height 32cm x 18cm and a brass pedestal ashtray in the form of a snails shell, height 8cm (4) (condition: desk stand has a few small patches of loss to the bronzing, a few chips to the edges of the marble, the ashtray is missing one of the lugs to hinge the cigarette rest)
Lot 410
A collection of mainly 19th century china and porcelain to include: A pearl ware jug with moulded pastoral decoration, 15.5 cm high; an English porcelain inkwell, the scrolling rococo base surmounted by a recumbent greyhound, 19 cm wide; a Davenport creamware specimen plate painted with a 'Jagged leaved fig-marigold, 20 cm diam; a green glazed plate with moulded edge painted with butterflies and fauna, 22.5 cm diam., two Meissen plates painted with songbirds and insects, 18.5 cm diam., a Davenport plate, 24.5 cm diam, two Delft tiles and an 18th century Chinese blue and white punch bowl, 25.5 cm diam.
Lot 42
A George III silver inkstand of 'navette' form, the curled-over handles chased and pierced as foliage, the oval galleried centre with beaded rim above lion-masks and piercing, the whole raised on goat monopodia, Barrage Davenport, London 1784 (no duty mark), 39.1 oz, c/w the three hobnail-cut glass cylindrical bottles with silver tops - inkwell, quill stand and pounce-pot, 31 cm side overallGood condition, no signs of repairs or restoration
Lot 7
A Continental porcelain sarcophagus shaped inkstand the curved sides with painted country scenes, on a gilded base with ogee leaf moulding and lion paw feet, the flat gilded top with central lyre handle, two lids covering an inkwell and a pounce pot and the corners with holes for quills, 5 3/8 x 3½in. (13.5 x 9cm.), 4½in. (11.5cm.) high.
Lot 95
A 19th century Stourbridge style millefiori paperweight inkwell of compressed onion form, with scrambled canes to the base and multi-coloured mottled neck, with ovoid stopper with tree-form stretched cane inside, base with pontil, 5in. (12.7cm.) high. *Condition: Expected scratching to base. Small crescent shaped bruise crack to widest part of body. No other faults.
Lot 480
A 19th century walnut veneered tea caddy, of sarcophagus form, with cross-banded and strung inlaid boxwood borders, flanked with ivory loop handles, centred with an ivory lock escutcheon, the hinged lid opening to reveal a divisional interior, veneered in satinwood and rosewood, with a central well accommodating a hobnail cut footed clear glass urn, flanked by inserted hinged containers, raised on ivory bun feet, 18 cm high, 33 x 16 cm, together with a three piece leather-clad desk set, comprising pen stand with inkwell, letter opener and blotter, all covered in a tooled leather, in common's green with gilded borders, and an associated picture frame (6).
Lot 1221
A Jesse Lasky engraved inkwell gifted to him by Mary PickfordSilver plate desk set double inkwell comprised of 2 heavy cut glass bottles with covers on either side of a candle holder atop a lidded box, all enclosed upon a tray with paw feet, marks effaced, with an engraved inscription: 'Mary to Jesse / Pickford - Lasky / 1936.' Lasky's partnership with Mary Pickford held great promise when it commenced in September 1936. Both had been successful pioneers in the film industry, with Pickford at one time making movies for Lasky's company, Famous Players-Lasky. During their partnership, they made two films together, The Gay Desperado and One Rainy Afternoon (both 1936), but the two headstrong executives clashed often and dissolved their company shortly thereafter.Provenance: the estate of Jesse Lasky, Jr. 7.5 x 12.25 x 4.5 in.
Lot 930
MONT BLANC, GERMANY AND OTHERSA SMALL COLLECTION OF THREE BOXED WRITING ACCESSORIES,including a tinted glass Mont Blanc inkwell (Model 27100, ref. 13921) with pipette, a pewter inkwell embossed with the 'Bentley' motorcar emblem (believed manufactured by Stride & Son) and a Mont Blanc notebook model 9527, appearing unused in their respective manufacturer's card cartons (some storage markings).
Lot 21
A collection of silver table ware, to include; a silver wine bottle coaster, by A Chick & Sons Ltd, assayed London 1972, with turned wood base, diameter 11.5cm, together with an Edwardian pierced and embossed octagonal bon bon dish, by assayed BirminghamL & W, 1904, width 11.3cm, a silver capstan inkwell, lacking liner, and assorted silver and silver plated flatware. (weighable silver 249.3g). (qty)
Lot 281
A COLLECTION OF WOOD, STEEL AND BONE RULES to include Armstrong, Rabone and Halden, and a Thornton draughtsman's set, Rabone tape measure together with a collection of writing instruments, including Parker, Waterman and Balmain Pens, a desktop inkwell, letter rack, propelling pencil, letter opener, magnifying glass and penknife
Lot 283
A COLLECTION OF SILVER AND SILVER PLATE to include a silver velvet lidded ring box bearing Chester hallmarks, a 19th century plated standish with two glass inkwells, another 19th century plated two-bottle desktop inkwell, a small chamber stick, a 19th century handled tankard and a milk jug (6)
Lot 1989
A SUPERB QUALITY 19TH CENTURY FRENCH LADIES' VANITY CASE inlaid with flowers and garlands, the folding top opening to reveal a mirror with an easel in the lid, one tier of thirteen silver gilt top bottles, over a tier with inkwell, pen, scissors, knife, button hook etc. 15ins long x 10ins wide x 6ins high.
Lot 590
Silver capstan inkwell of plain polished moulder form, colourless glass liner, makers S Blankensee & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1913, height approcximately 4cm, together with a pair of Edwardian open salt cellars, cauldron form raised on three hoof feet with shell shoulders, gadrooned rim, blue glass liners, makers Vale Brothers & Sermon, Birmingham 1905, height approximately 3cm (3)
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