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Click here to subscribeA collection of seven hallmarked silver mounted glass vases, including a pair of Art Nouveau green glass examples, William Henry Sparrow, London 1910, two large cut glass examples, Arthur Willmore Pennington, Birmingham 1907 and 1911, three smaller examples, a silver topped sugar sifter, Chester 1916 and a small loaded silver capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1914, (af), (9). CONDITION REPORT: Overall in very poor condition.
A mid 19th century rosewood and brass bound campaign writing slope, the hinged lid centred with a vacant cartouche enclosing a leather surface, dished pen tray, single inkwell and pair of brass candles sconces attaching to the recesses in the frame, width 50cm. CONDITION REPORT: Wear commensurate with age. Splits to veneer, replaced brass inlay, splits to base and some work needed to the interior.
A collection of items, sunglasses with lenses (1930/40) and box, a Coronation tin (1953) with three pairs of cards, a travelling inkwell in case and a small glass inkwell and a travelling inkwell in case, early 20th Century glasses, Lionette glass Edwardian, one miniature compass/binoculars and mirror celerloid, an assortment of ration cards, mourning cards, etc and a child;s school slate chalk board
DRESSING CASE.A crocodile dressing case, well filled with four silver mounted brushes & six silver mounted jars & bottles. The case also contains various cases including a manicure set (incomplete), curling tongs, stationery case, mirror, jewellery box, sewing case, card case, comb case, vesta case & inkwell. Also, ivory glove stretchers, paper knife & shoe lift. The set also contains a matched hinged tortoiseshell comb in green case & a book of Common Prayer indicating that this was a christening gift in March 1925. Silver mounted pieces hallmarked for London 1901/03. The front outer edge of the case stamped 'The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Company, 125 & 126 Fenchurch Street, EC.' The case complete with a leather mounted canvas foul weather cover.
A French Art Nouveau style desk stand, the gilded spelter base moulded with figures, flowers and insects containing a moulded glass inkwell with bird finial and feather mounted dip pen, 21cm high (excluding feather) and an early 20th century Continental brass mounted walnut box of oblong form the carved lid opening to reveal a fitted interior with lift-out two-division tray, 22cm wide (2)
*Admiral Nelson. A collection of Nelson related collectables, comprising an treen walking stick made of oak and copper from Nelson's Flagship HMS Foudroyant, with detailed copper collar, 87.5cm long, a similar inkwell and letter opener with copper plaques 'From the Bowsprit of HMS Victory', the inkwell with hinged lid enclosing glass inkpot, 6.5cm high x 6cm wide, two miniature desk top model cannons plus a 19th century Staffordshire pottery flatback modelled for the Death of Nelson, 22.3cm high (6)
*WWI. WWI French Souvenir pieces, comprising an inkwell modelled as a French soldier firing a Hotchkis machine gun with brass plaque stamped 'Souvenir de Verdun', 15.5cm long, another of a French FT17 Tank with brass plaque stamped 'Camp de Coetquidan', 15cm long, French 75mm cannon inkwell with brass plaque stamped 'Souvenir du 61e d'Artie' (cannon detached), 20cm long, French timepiece modelled with two tanks, brass plaque stamped 'Snir du 11 Chasseurs a Cheval', 20.5cm long plus cod painted style field gun inkwell with ceramic ink pot, 21cm long (5)
A late Victorian green dyed leather lady's vanity case containing various fittings including manicure items, inkwell, silver backed dressing table brushes, silver topped dressing table jars etc bearing gilded and embossed initials to top "L.C.M." (silver items hallmarked Birmingham 1898 by H Matthews)
A pair of late Victorian silver scallop shaped butter dishes (by George Unite, Birmingham 1894) a set of six George V silver seal type coffee spoons (by Cooper Brothers & Sons Sheffleld 1921), a silver mote type spoon (by William Hutton & Sons London 1901), a silver drum shaped mustard (by Joseph Rogers & Sons Birmingham 1899) and a silver sheathed Capstan inkwell (by S Blanckensee & Son Ltd Birmingham 1918)
A collection of various silver and white metal wares to include silver drum shaped mustard, silver cylindrical pepper, silver open salt, oval silver lidded mustard, cut glass and silver mounted match striker, cut glass Capstan inkwell with white metal mounts, white metal cigar holder inscribed "10th May 1969 - 10th May 1994", a silver mounted bottle cork, a silver mounted bottle cork/pourer, simulated pear and chain link evening dress belt and a pewter mounted brush
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