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Lot 351
A THOMAS WEBB & SONS SPHERICAL STAINED IVORY GLASS SCENT BOTTLE, C1885 designed by George Woodall, etched with flowering plants and two fan shaped panels, 10.5cm h excluding plated atomiser attachment, marked THOS WEBB & SONS The design is No 299 in George Woodall's Sketch Book - "5 [inch] sprinkler, W2054" and cost 12 shillings. See Grover (R&L) English Cameo Glass, New York 1979, p422.++In good condition
Lot 406
EMILY M PEYTON (EXH 1903-1911) CECIL NONA KERR in a white dress and pearl necklace, signed, ivory, oval, 6.5 x 5.3cm, giltmetal frame Exhibited: Royal Academy, 1905, No 1101. The sitter was the daughter of Admiral Lord Frederick Herbert Kerr, youngest son of the 6th Marquess of Lothian by his second wife. Cecil Nona Kerr (1875-1960) married in 1915 Col Richard Crichton. She was Lady-in-Waiting to the Marchioness of Milford Haven.++Slightly loose in the frame and somewhat dusty under the glass, not cracked or rubbed
Lot 622
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY DOMESTIC MEDICINE CHEST, SAVORY & MOORE, C1865 the flush brass carrying handle engraved with initials RG, enclosed by two doors revealing a fitted interior, with mostly contemporary labelled bottles and accessories, a further compartment to the back enclosed by a slide, 26.5cm h, stamped 39, ivory tablet engraved Prize Medal 1862/"For excellence of Manufacture"/Savory & Moore/Chemists to the Queen/London++Good original condition
Lot 890
A 17th century North Italian ebony veneered and ivory table cabinet, the crossbanded top with two rectangular panels and the sides centred by square panels, cast gilt metal carrying handles and cast and pierced corner mounts, the square and rectangular panelled hinged fall front enclosing an arrangement of seven short and one long drawer disguised as three, inlaid in ivory with squirrels, hares and scrollwork, cast lion mask back plates with double fish and scallop ring handles, surrounding a door with an arched panel depicting a flower filled urn, within engraved ivory veneered borders, the hinged fall front with contra partie panels of leaping hares and scrollwork, on later bun feet, 42.5cm wide x 31cm deep x 34.5cm high.Illustrated*** Labelled G. Coen, Antiquario, Brescia
Lot 950
A late 17th century Dutch ebony rosewood tortoiseshell veneered ivory strung and mounted table cabinet, of breakfront outline, with moulded projecting cornice above a central architectural door with two niches flanked by cylindrical tapering columns, enclosing an arched mirrored interior with balustrades centred by a figure and buildings in a water landscape, with two curved front drawers above, cube parquetry 'floors', the three steps leading up concealing a drawer released by removing the two columns and flanked by two drawers, the door with a central starburst and geometric parquetry, a further drawer below, flanked by eight drawers with raised and fielded panel fronts, having panelled sides and moulded concave fronted spreading plinth base, on a late 17th century style table, the moulded rectangular rosewood top on an ebony underframe with spiral turned and square section legs united by stretchers.Cabinet 113cm wide x 38cm deep x 64cm highTable 119cm wide x 46cm deep x 66cm high.Illustrated
Lot 270
A George I style silver spirit kettle on stand, Mappin & Webb, London 1925, the burner, makers mark C & R C, of compressed baluster shape with a lower band of cut-card work, gadroon borders, ivory mounted scroll and foliate cast hinged swing handle, the hinged domed cover cut-card decorated and with a turned ivory finial, the stand cast with three foliate and double 'c' scroll legs on lobed and fluted pad feet, 35cm high, 65ozs.Illustrated.
Lot 1098
A Canton cylindrical tapering ivory needle case, 19th century, the sides and screw-off cover highly carved with a dragon and birds amongst flowers, 10cm high, a Chinese ivory chess set, early 20th century, typically carved, one half stained red, the other natural, the Kings 6.5cm high, lacking one pawn and a novelty rectangular burr yew veneered and ebonised cigarette box, with leafy scroll engraved gilt metal mounted hinged cover, 14cm wide x 10cm deep x 8.5cm high (33).
Lot 402
A EARLY 19TH CENTURY OVAL PORTRAIT MINIATURE ON IVORY, inscribed on card mount verso 'Taken by Mr (?) Bass in April 1810, William Paull aged 59 years', oval 6.5cm x 5cm, framed and glazed, together with another portrait miniature of a gentleman wearing grey wig, books on shelves to the left shoulder, signed 'Thos Hill' to the right hand side, 6.8cm x 5.2cm, framed and glazed (2) (condition: both miniatures loose in the frames, no sign of splits, portrait of William Paull has green tinge to face and fault in ground colour by his face)
Lot 390
FOUR JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD IVORY OKIMONOS, comprising a figure of a man with a monkey on his shoulder, height 12cm, a man carrying a basket with a boy on his shoulder, height 13cm, a man carrying a hare with a child carrying flowers at his side, bears incised marks to base and white metal plaque verso '1897-1922', height 13cm and man standing on rocks with a child perched on his shoulder, height 16cm, with four wooden stands which are associated (8) (condition: the man with monkey has a break around the raised ankle, the feet have been glued onto the ivory base, old yellow glue is visible, break around the monkey's arm on the man's head, man with basket and child, the base can separate from figure and has evidence of dried glue where it has been stuck on at one time, man with hare and boy has evidence of red staining in places, a few tiny nibbles to hare's ears, man on rocks has a glued wrist and the front section of rock has glued areas, also cracked below his lower foot)
Lot 285
A GEORGE V SILVER FOUR PIECE TEASET, of circular form, with wavy rims, teapot and hot water jug with ivory finials and handles, all pieces on three short cabriole legs with pad feet, makers Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1931/34, approximate gross weight 52.2ozt, 1623 grams (4) (condition: all pieces sit level on a flat surface, milk jug has two dents to the inner rim and a slight circular crease to body where top of leg has pushed in, the sugar bowl has a small dent and a crease in the base, the teapot lid doesn't close completely flush, ivory has closed splits to both finial and handle, the body has a number of dents in varying sizes, also the handle has come partly out of its socket at the top, the hot water jug has a few minor dents)
Lot 392
A COLLECTION OF JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD AND INDIAN IVORY CARVINGS, including a figure group of a man pulling a rickshaw with a lady seated holding a parasol, a.f., length 14.5cm, a group of two oxen pulling an ornately covered carriage, mounted on a plinth, length 13.5cm, an Indian processional elephant with howdah and figures, on a plinth base, length 13cm, a Japanese carving of a small dragon and deity above a pot which is held aloft by an elder with a small grotesque figure at his feet, height 13.5cm, four Japanese figures of elders and a man with boy, height 7cm and other items (parcel) (condition: many pieces with loose or broken parts and glue residue from previous repairs, Japanese figures in fair condition overall)
Lot 603
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY OAK, MAHOGANY BANDED AND INLAID DRESSER AND PLATE RACK, the plate rack with plain cornice and inlaid frieze over four shelves with white painted enclosed back, the breakfront base fitted with an arrangement of six drawers with turned wooden handles, ivory escutcheons, on bracket feet, width 156cm x height 219cm (condition: splits to the top of base, one replacement escutcheon, split to right hand door, the top is stained and old woodworm damage, condition commensurate with age and use)
Lot 287
A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER PLATED THREE DIVISION DECANTER, the central handle surrounded by three circular pierced holders, each containing a clear glass decanter and stopper of onion form, etched with fruiting vine, height to top of handle 34.5cm, together with a late Victorian conical cut glass claret jug with ivory finial, silver plated mounts with mythical dragon handle, stamped Rodgers EP, height 29cm (2) (condition: some wear to the plate, otherwise in good overall condition)
Lot 294
A ROYAL WORCESTER LOVING CUP, painted with a scene of Worcester Bridge from the River, the cathedral to the right hand side, signed R. Rushton lower left, landscape verso titled to the base, puce printed marks, date cypher for 1921, cracked through base, height 13cm, together with another Royal Worcester loving cup, painted with a titled scene of Worcester, bears monogram lower right, crossed gold clubs and golf balls painted verso, bears puce factory mark, date cypher for 1916, height 14.5cm, handle glued and cracked and a Royal Worcester late Victorian teapot and matching sucrier and cover of inverted hexagonal form, ivory and blush ivory ground painted with chrysanthemum sprays, date cyphers for 1895/96, heights 14cm and 11cm, both s.d. (4) (condition: Rushton loving cup has stained cracks through the base, other loving cup has glued repairs and crack in a handle, teapot has a hairline visible to the interior around the base, sugar bowl has a horizontal hairline running the middle, visible internally and externally with light staining)
Lot 381
AFTER VAN DYCK, an early 20th Century portrait miniature of a young child holding a piece of fruit, copied from a group portrait by Anthony Van Dyck of The Children of Charles I, on ivory, 5cm x 4cm, framed, glazed and mounted in an oval frame (condition: rectangular frame is loose in velvet mount)
Lot 391
THREE JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD IVORY OKIMONOS, comprising a sectional figure of wood cutter carrying a bundle of sticks and an axe at his feet, height 20cm, figure of wood cutter with an adze over his shoulder and a basket in his hand, height 17.5cm and a figure of a man with a basket at his side, bamboo pole in one hand and a long knife in the other, height 17.5cm, with three wooden stands which are associated (6) (condition: the man with axe at his feet is sectional and is loose at the various joints, some have evidence of old glue especially where feet join the base and bundle of sticks to the back, section of rope missing over the shoulders to the bundle, gap at the back of the waist, the man with the adze over his shoulder has glued repair to keep basket attached to the body, also been glued at feet to base, chip to tied knot at waist, blade of adze split and glued at head to handle, the man with the bamboo stick and knife has glue at the join around back of head to his right ear and under the chin, other glued joins at arms and feet to base)
Lot 264
A GEORGE V OAK CASED CANTEEN OF SILVER AND IVORY FISH EATERS, six place settings, knives with engraved edge to blades, maker James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1924, 1927 and 1928, case has key, together with an Indian white metal and plated dressing table set, embossed with scenes of village life, nylon bristles to the brushes and an Edwardian silver backed hair brush (8) (condition: fish eaters are in overall good condition, silver backed brush has some polished through patches and thin edges)
Lot 240
A William IV cased silver mounted travelling vanity set, Archibald Douglas and George Reid, London 1834, comprising; two circular silver topped glass jars, two silver topped glass bottles, two silver topped rectangular glass jars and a silver cylindrical shaving brush case and brush, all presented within original fitted case, together with an ivory toothpick case
Lot 218
A Victorian silver miniature teapot, possibly William Moulson, London 1856, of melon form with embossed floral decoration, turned ivory handle and finial and raised on collet foot, the body with engraved initials below Baron coronet, the base stamped 'Lambert & Rawlings', 6.5cm high, weight approx 3.8oz
Lot 672
Late Victorian or Edwardian mahogany extending dining table, the rectangular top with moulded edge pulling out to accommodate two additional leaves, raised on heavy cabriole legs with claw and ball feet, width 137cm, height 78cm, length closed 212cm and extending to 334cm; also a set of ten (8+2) Chippendale style carved mahogany dining chairs, with ivory damask drop in seats (11)
Lot 162
William IV silver coffee pot, maker 'IW', London 1835, having a domed cover with flower finial and floral collar over a baluster body worked with flowers and foliage, the handle with ivory insulators, the whole raised on a domed circular foot, height 27cm, gross weight approx. 775g (24.92 troy ozs)
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