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Lot 801
A small parcel lot of items to include a 1914 Princess Mary chocolate box, a World War Two medal trio of the Burmese Star, 1939-45 Star and War medal with box and papers, a brass and leather bound travelling inkwell, a GWR 400 piece wooden puzzle 'The Torbay Express', and three brass models of rabbits (9)
Lot 700
A Victorian Blue John desk inkwell, the circular well with hinged domed Blue John cover, recessed pen rest above rectangular Blue John plinth base, the whole with canted corners, length 5.5cm x height 3.5cm x depth 4.8cm, together with associated square desk weight, length 5cm. (2) Provenance Dame Alicia Markova
Lot 642
An Art Nouveau grotesque bird form pewter inkwell, trifid webbed feet, glass liner. CONDITION REPORT:- 11 CM TALL Overall pewter work is good and well patinated. 3 lines of cleaner pewter to the 3 flatter sides at the seams- feet intact with no signs of repair. Glass internal body has a slight crack running 2cm down from the hinge- not visible externally and only just visible in the right light! The ink well itself has rim chips as imaged
Lot 224
A Weymss ware pottery heart shaped desk stand, decorated with black cockerels and chickens and with green painted rim, the two inkwell recesses containing one part glass inkwell and two Wemyss pottery covers, 18 cm wide CONDITION REPORTS Very dirty with a large amount of crazing to the inkwell lids and discolouration, and undersides of lids are very ink stained and both have chips to undersides. One liner is very damaged and has losses, and the other is missing. The base has crazing and ink stains to the edges, and some inks stains to the interior. The sides have some small areas of crazing and slight discolouration in patches on the sides, but possibly about 10%. Underneath there are clear signs of ink staining and some crazing. One of the ink wells apertures - one side has a small chip to edge and small crack approx 0.5cm long. The edges of the base - there is some flaking to the glazing along the bottom edge.
Lot 407
*REOFFER IN APRIL £150-£200** An Edwardian gentleman's leather travelling case with printed name "J.W Page", complete with fitted interior contents to include six silver topped and cut glass bottles, hall-marked for London 1909, sponsor's mark for Mappin & Webb, complete with travelling inkwell and match case, brushes, combs, manicure set, shoe horn, mirror and writing pad with dip pen and pencil, dimensions height 24 cm, width 40 cm, depth 28 cm approx
Lot 247
A Mauchlineware birch trinket box, the hinged lid decorated with foliage 4''w; a Cowey nickle plated cased traveller's timepiece, the 8 day movement faced by a white enamel Arabic dial 2.5''dia; a traveller's inkwell; and a Smiths Empire cream coloured enamelled steel cased and lacquered brass cased bedside timepiece, faced by an Arabic dial 2.25''h boxed OS3
Lot 3276
Local Interest - an early 19th century pewter circular inkwell, reputedly given by Florence Nightingale OM (1820-1910) to her maid Jane Brocklehurst, of Lea, Derbyshire, with whom long in service, hinged dome cover lifting to reveal a glass well, five pierced apertures for quills or pens, 12cm diam; an associated Victorian leather-bound photograph album, 32pp mounted with 35 albumen photographic prints mainly shaped quarter-plate sized, depicting Embley Park, house, gardens, park, lodges, gates and estate houses, with several family groups including recipeint posed with her mother and W. Shore Nightingale, also Florence Nightingale with her sister, also Wellow School under construction (thus 1876), St. Margaret's Church, Wellow (where Florence is buried), Broadlands from the lake and of Romsey Abbey, Hampshire, all c. 1870s, the flyleaf inscribed in ms. M G Bratby/Decr 1876/from B L, and first page 'Born Feb 4th 1794/Died Jany 5th 1874, the album 25.5cm x 18.5cm overall, with a typed copy of Mrs. Brocklehurst's obituary and some grave inscriptions. Jane (Ann) Lock was baptised St. James's Piccadilly, in 1829, and entered service with the Shore Nightingale family of Lea, Derbyshire, and Embley Park, Hampshire in her teens and remained with the family, latterly in Derbyshire until her death at Fishpond Farm, Lea, in 1917. She married William Brocklehurst of Winster, later the Lea estate foreman, and had two sons and a daughter. Provenance: By repute, Florence Nightingale OM; presented to Jane Brocklehurst (née Lock) and thence by direct descent to the present vendor. Mrs. Brocklechurst said the inkwell was that taken by Miss Nightinghale to Crimean War. Condition Report: Inkwell lid detached. Some photographs in album spotted.
Lot 41
A RUSSIAN ENAMEL SMALL ICON, painted and gilt heightened with numerous holy figures, in a shaped gilt metal frame, 7.5cm high; a Continental gilt metal inkwell with hinged cover stamped Russe Fre, 11cm high; two Chinese cinnabar lacquer paperweights and a pair of green glass bottle vases with pewter stoppers (6)
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