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Lot 86
A collection of hallmarked silverware to include, vases, a cigarette box, napkin rings, a glass inkwell, various dressing table brushes, bottles and trinket box, a glass potpourri cointainer, glass sugar shaker, a brush back and handle, a lid, together with various white metal items to include a sugar shaker, scissors, a vase base and a shoe horn.
Lot 433
An undated archaistic brass rectangular pen or brush case with low-relief decoration of a running dog and entangled foliage; attached inkwell with shell lid, engraved two-faced eagle and inscription to the underside. 232 grams, 19cm (7 1/2"). Ex Swiss collection; acquired 1980s. [No Reserve] Fine condition.
Lot 271
A large table cigar boxJ.B, London 1900, of rectangular form, engraved inscription, crest and motto, gilt interior with cedar divisions; a capstan silver inkwell; a small desk inkstand of rectangular form, pierced three quarter gallery, pen recess and silver mounted glass inkwell (3)Cigar box width: 23cm
Lot 108
A small silver cream jug; a silver two handled sugar basin; a small silver capstan inkwell; a miniature silver vase and cover; a silver ashtray; two silver covers from toilet bottles; a silver cigarette case; a Common Book of Prayer with silver cover; a Victorian silver napkin ring of double skin loaded design; a small French silver mounted glass scent bottle; and a silver coloured cross pendant naively prick dot decorated with the symbols of the Passions of Christ; 314 g (10.1 troy ozs) gross weighable
Lot 543
Ω A Regency rosewood and satinwood banded work/writing table , circa 1815, the rectangular top with a hinged rear leaf above a fitted short drawer, and a further double height drawer fronted by two false drawers, and inkwell slide to one side, above scrolled tapering legs with parcel gilt fluting incorporating an undertier , 69cm high, 53cm wide, 57.5cm deep (open) Cites Regulations Please note that this lot (lots marked with the symbol Ω in the printed catalogue) may be subject to CITES regulations when exported from the EU. The CITES regulations may be found at www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/imports-exports/cites
Lot 120
AN EDWARDIAN CROCODILE SKIN TRAVELLING TOILET CASE, with canvas outer cover, gilt initials to the case lid 'E.C.G', the interior fitted with an arrangement of silver mounted accessories, mother of pearl handled manicure requisites, stationary folder and silver plated travelling inkwell and vesta case, silver bears monogram and maker William Davenport, Birmingham 1910
Lot 132
A MINTONS CIRCULAR TRINKET BOX AND COVER, the cover painted with a study of a terrier in a landscape, initialled J.E.D. for J.E. Dean, printed marks, diameter approximately 7.5cm, together with a late Victorian Minton inkwell on integral stand, white and green glaze, aesthetic influence design, damage to pen rests and side handle, impressed marks, width approximately 18cm (2)
Lot 98
A GEORGE III SILVER STANDISH OF NEO-CLASSICAL DESIGN, the rectangular tray with canted corners fitted with a pen recess to either side, the centre with removable ovoid pots comprising a seal box, a pounce pot and an inkwell, all with covers, each in an open frame of swags and four sabre legs with husking and masks on a square plinth, the sides of the stand cast with continuous foliate scrolls, rosettes to the covers and central cartouches, one side engraved with the arms and motto of The Earl of Eldon, the other cartouche with a coronet over beast's head device, on four cast acanthus leaf legs with a rectangular foot, maker William Pitts, London 1809, approximately weight 67ozt, 2107 grams, approximate length 32cm x width 18.5cm, the cover of the seal box is engraved 'Given to J. Milnes Gaskell, M.P. By The Right Hoble Lord Stowell 1836', (James Milne Gaskell was M.P. for Wenlock, Shropshire from 1832 to 1868, he served as a Lord of The Treasury from 1841 to 1846 under Sir Robert Peel's administration, William Scott was 1st Baron Stowell who died in 1836, he was a judge and jurist, his brother John Scott, 1st Earl of Eldon was Lord Chancellor of Great Britain bewteen 1801 and 1806 and 1807 and 1827)
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