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Lot 151
EDWARDIAN HORSE HOOF INKWELL stamped to the base 'Rowland Ward Limited, 166 Piccadilly', with a hinged lid ; Rowland Ward Ltd of Piccadilly, London, was one of the largest and most famous taxidermy firms in the world. It was founded in 1898 by James Rowland Ward, who had previously traded as J. Rowland Ward, and Ward & Co. Ltd. Ward made many hunting trips to Africa and India, and supplied many taxidermy specimens to museums throughout the world.
Lot 359
A Rockingham inkwell with shell moulded C scroll rim decorated with a seaweed pattern in gilt and a similar inkwell with claret ground, lion mask handles, gilded and enamelled with flowers. Rockingham well with a printed puce mark, 9.75cm wide. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Rockingham well with a slight hair crack and missing its liner. Claret well with a tiny rim chip.
Lot 233
A mixed lot of silver comprising a Capstan inkwell, two other inkwells, an ashtray, a silver mounted glass pin dish, various silver and silver plate handled knives, two glove stretchers, a button hook, a shoe horn, a pair of Victorian silver teaspoons, a miniature silver hand mirror etc (Qty).
Lot 36
A set of botanical subject plates, perfume flasks and various other porcelain items, 19/20th C. H.: 35,5 cm (lamp) The plates of Brussels porcelain, the inkwell in Meissen style and early 20th C. Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.rm-auctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@rm-auctions.com
Lot 15
Mahogany stationery and writing box with calendar cards for 1902, the fall front and rising top revealing a fitted interior, width 33cm. Condition report: good condition overall, there appears to be some restoration including repolishing and minor repairs; the leather parts may have been replaced; some chips on the inside of the inkwell neck and the inkwell is too small for its housing; some minor shrinkage under the veneer on the top and front.
Lot 3441
Medals, Queen's South Africa, Cape Colony, Orange Free State and Transvaal clasps, named to 24504 Tpr. J.M. Gibbs, 63rd Imp: Yeo [Imperial Yeomanry], WW1 pair, 2650 Pte. J.M. Gibbs Berks. Yeo [Berkshire Yeomanry; Private Gibbs's certificate [then of The Rifle Brigade], Served with honour and was disabled in the Great War, dated 4th December 1919, card tube; cap badge; Trench Art inkwell; etc
Lot 1477
Boxes and Objects - a 19th century rectangular ebonised frame, acorn cresting, loop suspension, 8.5cm x 10.5cm; a small Victorian glass jug; a 19th century silver-plated and mother-of-pearl folding fruit knife, leather case en suite; pen knives (2); gilt metal mounted Pakistani onyx rounded rectangular cigarette box; ceramic conical inkwell; wallets (3); watches (3); dice; Mansfield Co-operative Society Ltd Share Book; further ephemera; 19th century fragmentary carving; treen; etc
Lot 74
A CHAMBERLAIN WORCESTER ORANGE GROUND INKSTAND, C1815 very finely painted with three rectangular panels of feathers, having gilt dolphin handle and detachable well, pounce pot and three covers, 19.5cm w, painted mark in puce script A Chamberlain inkwell of the same shape painted with panels of feathers flanking a central landscape and a Chamberlain feather painted desert dish are illustrated Godden (G A), op cit, figs 309 and 224. ++Handle broken and restuck, gilding rubbed in places
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