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Lot 480
A fine Edwardian silver desk compendium by AP FP, probably by the Pairpoint brothers, London 1904, 75 ozt, 25cm with swing handles, one long compartment to one side, the other with three compartments, one containing a glass inkwell, overall very good and no obvious signs of damages or restorations, typical wear and small denting
Lot 387
A 19th Century gilt metal and cloisonné inkwell, the central well flanked by two putti, one with lyre, the other with mirror, 25.5 cm wide x 5.5 cm deep x 12 cm high, together with a 19th Century cloisonné and gilt metal desk stand, the central inkwell flanked by two putti figures, one with lyre, the other with mirror, with detachable shaped pen tray, 30 cm wide x 14 cm deep x 11 cm high
Lot 312
An Arts and Crafts stamp holder and inkwell, a handmade glass dish with silver plate sponge basin for stamps (WMF 1/0 0x), EPNS Santa, a corkscrew with a brush on the handle, a silver plate propelling pencil (F Raker & Sons), a pickle fork, serving slice and fruit serving spoon, salad spoon (scissor style), and an unopened face powder (Three Flowers), unopened Coty soap, powder compact, powder puff box, powder puffs a square compact, and a bone and sequin fan in box.
Lot 34
An English porcelain inkwell, circa 1840, of novelty form modelled as two large strawberries and flowers moulded on a base with single handle, unmarked, 16cm longCondition:Some small and breakages to the flowers and foliage. Cover restored. Some leaves appear restored. Firing crack inside the larger strawberry. Hairline to underside of rim. Firing crack to underside of foot. Some other firing cracks to foliage on the flowers and near one handle.Please see the additional images for repairs
Lot 35
A small collection of English porcelain, comprising a Samuel Alcock vase, pattern 1414, bright blue ground painted with flowers, 24cm high; one other similar vase, unmarked, 18cm high; a John Rose Coalport sucrier and cover, circa 1805, painted with flowers, 15cm long; a pen tray, possibly Coalport, nicely painted with a large floral bouquet with a gilt scrolling and foliage border, raised on four lion paw feet, 21.5cm wide; a floral encrusted scent bottle with stopper, 18.5cm high; and a drum-shaped inkwell, probably Chamberlain's Worcester, painted with flowers, unmarked, 9cm highCondition:Pen tray - heavy gilding wear, small firing crackSmaller blue vase - chip to rim and associated hairlineTaller vase - lower portion of handle brokenInkwell - gilding wear, some crazing and stainingScent bottle - glaze crazing, flaking to green enamels, minor losses to foliageSucrier - no damages or repairs. A few small spots of gilding wear around rim
Lot 34
A silver-plated inkwell, late 19th to early 20th century, in the form of a standing eagle, hinged at the head, on a naturalistic base and stepped circular socle, 20.5cm highCondition ReportRubbing and wear to plate. Some knocks, scratches and general surface wear. Some small splits. The circular base appears misshapen, with knocks, wear and surface scratches. Small dent to tip of beak.
Lot 116
William Moorcroft (1872-1945), a 'Claremont' inkwell, for Moorcroft Pottery, glazed earthenware, impressed 'Moorcroft, Burslem', with green painted signature, cover lacking, 8cm across, and a 'Moonlit Blue' inkwell, for Moorcroft Pottery, glazed earthenware, impressed 'Moorcroft, Made in England', with blue painted initials, 8cm across (3) Condition Report'Claremont' inkwell - ink stains to the base, crack around the rim of the well, cover lacking.'Moonlit Blue' inkwell - restoration to the rim of the cover.
Lot 147
William Moorcroft (1872-1945), a 'Pansy' inkwell and cover, for Moorcroft Pottery, glazed earthenware, each impressed 'Moorcroft, Made in England', the base with blue painted initials, 7.8cm across, and a 'Pomegranate' inkwell, for Liberty & Co., London, glazed earthenware, printed 'Made for Liberty & Co.', 7.8cm across (3) Condition Report'Pansy' inkwell - restoration to the rim of the cover, heavily crazed.'Pomegranate' inkwell - ink stains visible to underside.
Lot 700
A small Minton globular pot and cover, painted in the manner of Boullemier with a putto, bronzed flower finial, 9.5cm high and a small circular inkwell painted flowers.The Minton pot with a short hairline crack from rim. light staining. FLoral pot with a small chip to the flange of the cover but overall good.
Lot 24
MAUCHLINE WARE; ten items including a novelty inkwell in the form of a fishing reel with twin views, 'Sir Walter Scott's Monument, Edinburgh & Forth Bridge', length 11.5cm, two similar egg times, 'Poosie Nansie's, Mauchline' and 'The Needles, Isle of Wight', a circular inkwell, 'The Ravine Bridge, Belle Vue Park, Lowestoft', two thermometers and four other items (10).
Lot 2154
An Edwardian cut glass and silver topped inkwell, of good size, the silver hinged cover concealing a Goliath pocket watch by Edwards & Sons of Regent Street, London, having an eight-day keyless movement, the signed white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds dial, silver maker John Grimsell & Sons, London 1903, the inkwell being of good size with faceted edges and star-cut base, w.10cmIn working order.All glass good; no chips or losses.Very clean.
Lot 495
A 19th century Austrian cold painted bronze novelty inkwell, in the form of a cardinal bird, with a hinged lid, in the manner of Franz Bergmann, 15cm highOverall condition looks to be complete. Generally dirty. Paint is worn and it is dull in colour. No liner for the inkwell. There is a foundry mark to the base, but the impression is worn away. Stamped number 1 to base. Recently inherited by the family.
Lot 134
Silver 2 branch candelabrum, Birmingham, 1956, H.12 x W.21cm approx.; Edwardian hobnail cut glass inkwell mounted with a hinged silver top, Birmingham, 1902, Dia.7.6cm; pendant with an arrow and scales, marked "Sterling", and a silver plate on copper rose bowl, with a gadrooned undulating rim, 2 lion mask handles, and a circular stepped pedestal foot, H.18.5 x 27cm, on an ebonised stand with presentation plaque. (5)
Lot 303
Collection of metal ware to include University of Bangor coat hooks, small brass buckets, 18th century pewter desk inkwell, money box piggy bank, iron and brass leaf plate, airer rack bracket, Prince and Princess of Wales 1981 trivet, beakers, Hamilton & Co, makers to the royal mint eccentric lever lock safe plate plaque, Newcastle upon Tyne dish, cast bronze plaque 'Take time by the forlock', cast iron paper weight, silver plate cake server, abstract fox stamp, bell pendant, rabbit paperweight, owl trivet and decorative tray.
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