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Lot 368
A late 19thC/early 20thC Chinese red stained and plain ivory chess set, with later mother of pearl and bone inlaid box, a lady's evening purse with metallic thread decoration and a Royal Worcester Prince and Princess of Wales commemorative cup and saucer relating to the birth of Prince William (4).
Lot 141
Late 18th/ early 19th Century Chinese pierced and carved ivory Brise fan, painted to central cartouche with vignette depicting Lost Love, 26cm long (a.f.), with associated Chinese fan case. Note: This fan by repute given to Isabelle Pigot by George IV, thence by family descent to the present vendor. Family history suggests a strong royal connection - Isabelle's great grandmother, Frances Goode, was tire woman to Queen Caroline, whilst her great uncle was milliner to George III. The 'Goode' children included George, made baron and governor of Madras; Robert later baronet, made general and distinguished in the American Revolution and Hugh eventually brother in law to the prime minister the Duke of Grafton. Isabelle Pigot's upbringing at Patshull Hall, the Pigot seat, brought her into contact with Mrs Fitzherbert - George IV's first wife - of nearby Tong Castle and thus the reputed provenance is feasible.
Lot 279
A 19th Century Victorian brass Sikes Hydrometer No. 535, possibly for use within a Dairy. The mahogany case with inset ivory cartouche atop with ivory banding to the hinged lid. Within a green velvet interior housing the hydrometer, thermometer and weights. Hydrometer stamped for J. Lizars Glasgow. Case measures 6cm tall by 23cm wide and 9cm deep.
Lot 116
A Meiji period lacquer and bronze travelling shrine disguised as an inrō The interior carved with a representation of Kokuzo Bosatsu, fitted with a marine ivory netsuke and ojime bead, 10cm overall.N.B: Requires a CITES license if exported outside the EUThe US Government has banned the import of ivory so this cannot be exported to the USA
Lot 118
A collection of Japanese netsuke, okimono and ojime, Edo period and laterComprising: a Meiji period boxwood carved okimono of Liu Haichan seated on a toad, 9cm high, a late Edo period boxwood carved netsuke of a shi-shi seated on three hanko, 3cm wide, a Meiji period boxwood carved netsuke of a dog, 4cm high, a Meiji period boxwood carved male/bird mask netsuke, signed, 4.5cm high, a Meiji period boxwood netsuke of a Samurai wearing a haori, holding a fan, 5cm high, a Meiji period boxwood carved netsuke of a male mask with erect nose, signed, 4cm high, a Meiji period boxwood carved netsuke of Daikoku playing Go with Karako, 4.5cm wide, a Meiji period boxwood carved okimono of Daruma awakening a hole in the front containing a die, 6cm wide, a Meiji period polychrome ivory ojime of Daruma, signed Hide Kazu, 2cm high, a Meiji period manjū netsuke in black lacquer depicting Mongaku Shonin, 4.5cm high, Provenance: R.W. Gregory Collection and a Meiji period netsuke of man seated holding bags, 3cm high. (11)N.B: Part of this lot requires a CITES license if exported outside the EUThe US Government has banned the import of ivory so part of this cannot be exported to the USA.
Lot 132
A group of Japanese objects, mostly Meiji periodComprising: two Meiji period century polished brass pipes, 18cm and 19cm wide respectively, Provenance: Bishop White Collection, another pipe in bamboo with brass mounts, 58cm wide, a carved page turner, 40cm wide, a pair of Meiji period bamboo lacquered brush pots decorated with flowers and insects, each 14cm high, a Mingei style boxwood tobacco container (tonkotsu) of the Zen monk Daruma yawning, with ivory eyes and a kiseru pipe, 10cm high, a red lacquered bowl (a.f), 12cm diameter, a Meiji period bamboo box and lid, heightened in gilt, with mother of pearl flowerheads, 9cm diameter, a black lacquered pen tray, heightened in gilt with figures, 23cm wide, a small black and gilt lacquered suzuri, 20cm high. (11)N.B: Part of this lot requires a CITES license if exported outside the EUThe US Government has banned the import of ivory so part of this cannot be exported to the USA.
Lot 139
A group of twelve Japanese scroll paintings, Edo period and laterComprising: a waterfall ink on paper, signature and one seal, 94cm high, 22cm wide, a sumi-e zenga rendering of Daruma, ink on paper, water stained, signed, with rosewood scroll ends, 140cm high, 33cm wide, a painting of three geese, with calligraphy and poem, signed Chikuha (Odake Chikuha 1878-1936), with ebonised scroll ends, 104cm high, 42cm wide, a sumi-e zenga rendering of a parsnip and two rats, ink on paper, signature and two seals on silk mount, stag antler scroll ends, 200cm high, 42cm wide, a Meiji period painting of an archer on horseback, body colour on silk, silk mounts, stag antler scroll ends, image 28cm high, 37cm wide, an Edo period painting of a cockerel, hens and chicks, gouache on silk, artists seal and signature, ‘Hiro Mori’, silk mount, with ivory scroll ends, 105cm high, 37cm wide, a sumi-e rendering on paper of Daruma, artists seal, signed ‘Keid?’ (Masuda Keid fl.c. 1840), green silk mount, red lacquer scroll ends, 66cm high, 42cm wide, a woodblock print of the forty-seven Ronin gathering, with Oishi Kuranosuke at the top, black lacquer scroll ends, 127cm high, 56cm wide, a painting of a warrior and attendant on horseback beneath cherry blossom, 57cm high, 19cm wide, a painting of seated Tokugawa Leyasu and sixteen loyal generals, polychrome, gouache on paper, unsigned, bone scroll ends, one missing, 107cm high, 56cm wide, a painting of three warriors, ink on paper, water stained, wooden scroll ends, 120cm high, 41cm wide, a painting of a Samurai armour, polychrome pigment on paper, wooden scroll ends, 123cm high, 26cm wide. (12)N.B: Part of this lot requires a CITES license if exported outside the EUThe US Government has banned the import of ivory so part of this cannot be exported to the USA.
Lot 221
A group of figures and objects, 19th century and laterComprising: a 19th century small boxwood figure of a king, probably a chess piece, within an associated oak carved niche, 16cm high, together with a horn snuff box, 7cm wide, a horn model of a greyhound, on a rosewood base, 15cm wide, a plaster Madonna and child within an ebonised and glazed frame, 10cm high, an alabaster of St Cecilia, 10cm wide and another similar 19th century example in ivory, 6cm wide, a small 19th century carved ivory bust of a lady on an ivory and boxwood turned base (a.f), 14cm high, an Italian polychrome carved figure and a stone and part glazed bust of a lady on a gilt associated stand, 18cm high and a shagreen cigarette box, 12cm wide. (10)N.B: Part of this lot requires a CITES license if exported outside the EUThe US Government has banned the import of ivory so part of this cannot be exported to the USA.
Lot 252
A 19th century Italian carved walnut fragment/frame and two mirrorsThe frame with circular aperture within a leaf moulded border, flanked with fluted caryatids, later gilt, 80cm high, together with an ebony and ivory framed mirror, Milanese, late 19th century, with upper gallery and shelf below the octagonal plate 52cm high, 29cm wide,and another mirrorwith Greek key carved oak frame and cornice, 55cm high, 40cm wide. (3)N.B: Part of this lot requires a CITES license if exported outside the EUThe US Government has banned the import of ivory so part of this cannot be exported to the USA.
Lot 529
A mid-19th century Anglo-Indian padouk and ivory floral inlaid work tableProbably Monghyr, Eastern IndiaThe undulating hinged moulded top enclosing a divided interior with seven lidded compartments, above a frieze drawer and a sliding work box, on acanthus carved supports and circular turned base with lobed feet, 58cm wide, 49cm deep, 76cm high.See A.Jaffer, Furniture from British India and Ceylon: A Catalogue of the Collections in the V&A and the Peabody Essex Museum, pp.235-237 for a discussion on similar works from Monghyr.N.B: Requires a CITES license if exported outside the EU. The US Government has banned the import of modern rosewood so this cannot be exported to the USA
Lot 91
Seven various powder flasksOf varying shapes, made of wood, horn or leather, variously decorated and one constructed from a hyotan-gane applied with a shakudo and gilt kanemono. (7)N.B: Requires a CITES license if exported outside the EUThe US Government has banned the import of ivory so this cannot be exported to the USA
Lot 478
Set of six place setting contemporary silver Kings pattern with diamond heel flatware, comprising 6 dinner forks, 6 soup spoons, 3 table spoons, 6 dessert spoons, 6 dessert forks, 6 coffee spoons and 6 tea spoons (Sheffield 1968) J B Chatterley & Son Ltd. Together with six early 20th century dinner knives with steel blades and ivory handles and six matching dessert knives. Approximately 68ozs weighable silver. 63 pieces in total.
Lot 866
Rare, fine quality, early 18th century marine stick barometer, with concealed mercury tube and silvered rise and fall scales, signed Berge London late Ramsden and numbered 282, in a brass mounted "fiddle back" mahogany case, with boxwood cystern cover and inset ivory thermometer. Separate original brass gimbal. Circa 1800-1803. 116cm overall length. The scale on this barometer is engraved with number 282 and is very similar to another, by the same maker, held in The National Maritime Museum, engraved with the number 280. This particular barometer in the museum, is recorded, as being given as a gift, by Admiral Lord Nelson to one of his Captains.
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