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Lot 342
A Victorian silver teapot, the body by Benjamin Stephens, London, 1840, the handle by George and John Cowie, circa 1830, the finial by James Charles Edington, circa 1850, fluted tapering and on four shell-cast feet, with leaf-capped ivory insulated handle, engraved with a coat-of-arms, later engraved underneath with an inscription, 23cm. wide over handle, gross weight 17oz 19dwt
Lot 1609
An S. Hildesreimer & Co Ltd plate, painted with birds and a nest, 31cm diameter, an ivory ware dish painted with a scene 'near Bristol', by E J Evans, four Hizen imari plates, Chinese blue and white prunus pattern vase and cover, another, a Japanese blue and white sleeve vase and other decorative ceramics (qty).
Lot 189
A GEORGE V GERMAN SILVER & IVORY STATUETTE OF A KNIGHT BY B NERESHIEMER HANNAH.MODELLED IN A CONTRAPPOSTO STANCE CLUTCHING A SWORD & SHIELD WITH A CARVED IVORY FACE. RAISED OVER A POLYGONAL BASE WITH A BAND OF RETICULATED SCROLLING FOLIAGE. LONDON IMPORT MARK. BEFTOLD MULLER, CIRCA 1911. WEIGHT: 16.04 OUNCES. VISER MISSING FROM HELMET.
Lot 798
A Locke & Co Worcester blush ivory sugar caster, the front decorated with a swan on water by Bach, with moulded body and silver plated mount, height 4.75ins, together with three other pieces of blush ivory Locke & Co Worcester, a miniature mug decorated with birds, a circular dish with moulded edge and decorated with a pheasant by W Stinton and a jug decorated with a bird on flowering branchCondition Report: OK
Lot 98
A COLLECTION OF 19TH CENTURY AND LATER JEWELLERY INCLUDING A PIETRA DURA OVAL BROOCH depicting a flower and leaf spay, rub-over set in gilt-metal with a rope-work border, approx. 46mm high overall; a Scottish pebble circlet brooch, stamped 'Sterling Silver'; a Victorian ivory cameo brooch, pierced and carved in high relief with the bust of Floral on a ground of fruiting vines, approx. 43mm high, 33mm wide; three Victorian and later silver brooches n varying designs; together with two jet brooches and a pendant
Lot 217
A HARRODS MAHOGANY CANTEEN OF CUTLERY AND SILVER FLATWARE FOR TWELVE with an inset ivory label 'Harrods Ltd, Silversmiths & Cutlers, London SW1', with a hinged lid enclosing; twelve silver table forks; twelve ivory-handled and steel table knives; twelve silver dessert forks; twelve ivory-handled and steel 'cheese knives'; twelve silver coffee spoons; a pair of ivory-handled 'meat carvers' (knife and fork); a pair of ivory-handled 'game carvers' (knife and fork); and an ivory-handled 'steel'; the single drawer enclosing; twelve silver dessert forks; six silver soup spoons; eleven tea spoons (and one plated in a conforming pattern); a pair of silver sauce ladles; all the silver with conforming marks of Harrods Ltd (Richard Woodman Burbidge), London 1935 and with the silver jubilee mark, approx. 3,564g (a little over 114 ½ oz), the canteen 21.5cm high, 51cm wide, 36.5cm deep (8 ¼ in x 20 in x 14 ¼ in)
Lot 268
A 19TH CENTURY CARVED IVORY HANDLED FIVE PIECE CARVING SET BY JOSEPH RODGERS AND SONS, IN A CASE, AND OTHER ITEMS comprising; a set of six plated lemon squeezers, each with a registered design number, in a fitted case; a set of six mother of pearl handles tea knives, in a case; a nut crackers and a nut pick in a case for two sets; a set of six cake forks; in a case; and a small leather bound jewellery box in the form of a floor safe with a brass handle and a door enclosing three drawers (the door detached), approx. 14.5cm high excluding the handle(5 ¾ in)
Lot 188
* Jellicoe (Admiral John, 1859-1935). A collection of silver presentation trowels belonging to Admiral Jellicoe, Master of the Fleet and later Governor of New Zealand, comprising a silver trowel engraved 'Presented to His Excellency Admiral of the Fleet The Viscount Jellicoe G.C.B., O.M., G.C.V.O., Governor General on the occassion of the laying The Foundation Stone Wellington Technical College 21st March 1921', finely engraved with New Zealand green stone handle, 29cm long, another for laying the foundation stone of King's College Memorial Chapel 10th June 1922, silver with bone handle, 27.5cm long; laying the foundation stone of the New Masonic Temple Lodge Masterton No19 N.Z.C., white metal with ebony handle, 29.5cm long; laying the foundation stone of the Samuel Marsden Collegiate School Wellington NZ October 31st 1923, silver with carved ivory handle, 29cm long; laying the foundation stone of the Pavilion Wellington College 30th November 1923, silver with carved ivory handle (retailed by Littlejohn & Son, Wellington), 28.5cm long; the foundation stone of S. Saviours Church Hall, Alexandra Park laid by The Countess Jellicoe on April 24th 1926', silver with carved ivory handle, 31cm long (Qty: 6)NOTESAdmiral of the Fleet John Rushworth, 1st Earl Jellicoe, GCB, OM, GCVO, SGM, DL, was a Naval Officer who fought in the Anglo-Egyptian War and the Boxer Rebellion. Jellicoe commanded the Grand Fleet at the Battle of Jutland in May 1916. He later became Governor-General of New Zealand in September 1920 and while there also as a Grand Master of New Zealand's Masonic Grand Lodge. When Jellicoe returned to England he was created Earl Jellicoe and after his death in 1935 he was buried in St Pauls Cathedral.
Lot 57
* Brackley (Herbert, 1894-1948). A travelling vanity case belonging to Air Commodore Brackley, comprising silver hip flask and 3 lidded jars, each engraved with initials 'H.G.B.', London 1920, combined weight approximately 14oz, with 4 ivory back brushes and a shaving pot, comb, mirror and other accessories, contained in a crocodile skin case with gilt embossed initials,31 x 35cm, together with later travelling vanity case with chrome jars and accessories (Qty: 2)
Lot 240
An Ebony And Ivory Inlaid Sewing Box Possibly Anglo-Indian, the mahogany box of rectangular form withivory and ebony chevron banding to the edges, profusely ivory inlaid with stylised foliate patterns, the front of the box with opposing birds, the cover inlaid with ‘R.L.ROPER, A.M.I,MECH.E’, opening to reveal a decorated and fitted interior, with four of the compartments behind inlaid doors, with further compartment below a removable tray, the brass-bound box with carrying handles to the sides 17.5in wide x 11.5in deep x 6.5in high
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