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Click here to subscribeMixed lot comprising large clear glass square formed Inkwell with Silver lid (hinge A/F), pair of Birmingham hallmarked square Dressing Table Candlesticks with loaded bases, hallmarked Silver Trumpet Vase, Propelling Pencil, Dressing Table Combs, novelty Cigarette Lighter etc, various dates and makers, largest piece is 7 1/2" long (7)
A Victorian burr walnut, coromandel and brass inlaid writing slope of large size, the hinged rectangular top inlaid with a rectangular plaque inscribed 'David S. Jerdan 1886', opening to a fitted interior with pen tray, inkwell and two hinged leather lined writing slopes, one side fitted with a small drawer, with recessed brass military type handles, 51cm wide x 23.5cm high x 28cm deep
A Monart glass millefiori inkwell and stopper, decorated with colourful millefiori canes on a purple ground, the inkwell reservoir with spiral purple lines, 11.5cm high. Provenance: Alexander G. Hendrie, Supervisor/ Works overseer at the Moncrieff Glass for 47 years, retired in 1961. The present lot was formed part of a display housed in the Shore Works, Shore Road, Perth and was gifted on retirement.
A pair of late 19th century French walnut, marquetry and gilt metal mounted occasional tables, the oval shaped tops inlaid with peony, other flowers and foliage above three short drawers, raised on cabriole supports united by kidney shaped under tiers inlaid with 'HISTOIRE' books, inkwell and quill, 49.5cm wide x 79cm high x 35cm deep
A MIXED LOT: An Irish embossed sugar bowl on three legs, crested, maker's mark worn, Dublin 1914; a modern oval capstan inkwell (glass liner); a five-piece dressing table set with engine-turned decoration, monogrammed; three small dishes; a mounted ruby glass decanter with mounted cork stopper & a mounted glass spirit flask; the decanter 6.5" (16.5 cms) high; 13.8 oz weighable silver (lot)
A GEORGE III SMALL OBLONG TRAVELLING INKWELL with Greek key border engraving & a screw-down cover, monogrammed, maker's mark worn, London 1815 together with a decorative French circular box & cover, set with seed pearl & diamond chips, gilt interior c.1900 & a late 17th century canted oblong spice box, unmarked; the inkwell 2" (5 cms) long; 4.3 oz (3)
BOXES: A George III large circular toilet box & cover, crested, by Phipps & Robinson, London 1808, a Continental engraved oval snuff box, a Chinese cigar case with piercing, a George IV mounted glass travelling inkwell & three other various boxes; the toilet box 4.75" (12 cms) diameter; 24.9 oz (7)
A MIXED LOT: A square, mounted glass inkwell by Asprey & Co.Ltd., Birmingham 1930, a mounted crocodile leather ashtray, same maker, London 1926, a bonbon dish, by William Comyns, London 1903, six various American peperettes, three miscellaneous items & six plated items; the inkwell 3.25" (8 cms); 13.7 oz weighable silver (lot)
Edwardian silver cigarette box of rectangular form, with hinged domed cover with traces of engraving and cedar lining (Birmingham 1905), A & J Zimmerman Ltd., George V silver capstan inkwell with hinged domed cover with engraved monogram, on castellated base (Birmingham 1912), Asprey & Co. Ltd., Edwardian silver sugar caster of classical urn form (London 1901) and a George V silver hot water jug of baluster form, with shell and gadrooned border, hinged domed cover and ebony scroll handle (Sheffield 1915), maker - G. H., coffee pot approximately 13ozs, 18cm overall height (7)
Early 20th century Archibald Knox Tudric pewter inkwell with stylised floral medallions and original glass liner, marked 'Tudric 0141' on base, 15cm CONDITION REPORT Very good overall condition, some staining to interior by well and on lid, glass liner has some staining from ink, motif on lid is slightly rubbed on high points, some scratching to base and top
An Edward VII silver oval boat shaped inkstand (to hold one oval inkwell) with pierced sides and gadroon mounts to rim, on four claw and ball feet, 7.5ins x 4ins Birmingham 1905, a George III plain silver oval milk jug with angular handle and reeded mounts, 4ins high, a pair of small four division silver toast racks, 1.75ins x 3ins high, Sheffield 1935, and a mixed selection of small silver items, various (weighable silver 30ozs) Provenance : Sir Philip and Lady Haldin, formerly of Lympne Place, Lympne, Hythe, Kent and thence by family descent
A George V silver christening mug, the body with moulded girdles and strapwork decoration, 3.75ins high, one other George V plain silver christening mug with angular handle surmounted by a crown and initials and "G" and "M" (George V and Queen Mary), 3.5ins high, Jubilee hallmark, Birmingham 1935, a George V small silver quaiche, Edinburgh 1910, a pair of George V silver asparagus servers with ribbon and reed pattern handles, Sheffield 1929, a plated rectangular asparagus dish and rack, 10.5ins x 7.5ins, a plain silver circular capstan pattern inkwell, 6ins diameter, Birmingham 1928, and a selection of other small silver items, various (weighable silver 40ozs)
A collection of silver wares, to include; A silver capstan inkwell (engraved) Birmingham 1911, base 11cm diameter, a silver cigarette case London 1887 8cm high, a silver ash tray Birmingham 1973 a silver circular dish London 1953 9.4cm diameter another similar Sheffield 2000, a pair of napkin rings, two Mema bottle corks with pouring spouts and three silver plated knife rests
An Edwardian silver inkstand with shaped rectangular outline embossed with flower heads and C scrolls, centred by two cut glass and silver mounted inkwells, flanked by pen recesses, on scroll feet (Sheffield, 1907) CONDITION REPORTS Has general wear, scratches, scuffs etc conducive with age and use, and is dirty. The base has some small dents/misshapen areas although nothing major. One inkwell is cracked all the way through, the other the silver top finial is pushed down, glass is nibbled on both bodies. See images for more details.
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