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Early 20thC French figural clock in bronzed spelter finish depicting La Voix de la Lyre, signed Louis Morean. The numbered movement by Japy Freres striking on a bell, the ivory coloured enamelled dial with Arabic numerals and beetle and poker hands, standing on foliate bracket feet, 67cm tall
Please read the Important Information section before registering to bid for this lot.Fabergé nephrite, rock crystal, mother-of-pearl and vari-colour gold miniature model of a sedan chair, marked with the Kokoshnik and 56 to one foot and workmaster’s initials M.N for Mikhail Perchin, St. Petersburg, to another foot, scratched inventory number 5885 at base, circa 1899-1903, with import marks for George Stockwell, London, 1928 to one gold side panel below window. The rocaille vari-colour gold frame chased with scrolls to the interior, mounted with six rich green nephrite panels, the rock crystal windows engraved with simulated swagged and tasselled curtains, the hinged door with functioning handle revealing a mother-of-pearl seat to the interior, each side with two chased gold hinged brackets supporting a reeded gold and nephrite pole, in a velvet and satin-lined Fabergé wooden case 7.8 cm. high Provenance Acquired by Mr. K.W. Woollcombe-Boyce on 9 October 1929 from Wartski for £75 and thence by descent to the present owner. Recorded in two family inventories, the first inscribed: ‘Tortoiseshell, Ivory, Coral, Jade etc, 9.10.29: Jade, gold & crystal miniature sedan-chair with poles, maker Fabergé, from the Russian Imperial Collection at the Hermitage - Wartski, London £75’. The second inventory inscribed: ‘Objects in the Possession of Mr. K.W. Woollcombe-Boyce (and Daughter), made in the Workshop of Peter Carl Fabergé, in St. Petersburg, Moscow Or Odessa between 1841-1918’: ‘Item 1: A Sedan chair with moveable poles, made of Jadeite, mother-of-pearl (seat), crystal (windows) & gold, height 3’’ overall length 6’’. Stamped with gold mark on underside of bottom of one foot and under second foot, Wkmaster M. Perchin. Bought in 1929 from Wartski for £75. In original white-wood case from the Russian Imperial Collection at the Hermitage…’ Further Literature is available from the auctioneers on request Condition ReportThis is in good overall condition. There are remnants of old discoloured glue around the edge of the mother of pearl seat, where two pieces of mother of pearl join at the back of the seat. This may be original and has dried and discoloured over time. There are very small remnants of dried glue to the inner edge of the joining of the nephrite and gold at the opening of the door which are most likely original. One of the nephrite poles is loose and another has traces of glue around the join of the nephrite to the reeded gold pole although it does not appear to have been cracked. The nephrite and rock crystal panels are in good order. The wooden box has some surface scratching, some tearing to the silk lining at the hinge and some typical discolouration to the velvet where the chair sits. 3 tiny holes in goldwork at the top of carriage on the left hand side when facing. TIny scratches to the windows. Chip to the Nephrite, at the base, in one corner. It is highly recomended that you view in person to satisfy yourself of condition before bidding.
A bespoke ivory wedding dress with weighted short train, to/w an ivory silk satin dress made from a 19th century wedding dress, to/w a collection of Victorian lace-edged and pin-tucked Christening gowns and infants clothing including an ivory silk lace trimmed dress and a vintage Lincoln Bennett & Co. bowler hat, 20.5 front to back x 16.5 cm across (two boxes)Marks to both dresses and lace trim missing from silk dress - bowler hat has crack to front brim (not visible when worn)
A Napoleonic prisoner of war-work bone automaton with the figure of a lady, with cog wheels beneath, 8.5 cm high (incomplete), to/w a Georgian ivory toothpick-holder with gilt mounts and seed pearl and enamel central boss (a/f), a 1794 copper medallion commemorating the acquittal from a Charge of High Treason of Radicalist Thomas Hardy and mother-of-pearl items
A collection of Victorian and later jewellery including an oval shell cameo in 9ct mount, silver white paste set bug brooch, coral bead brooch, 9ct garnet set bar brooch, bar brooch featuring two paste-set monkeys, pair of cufflinks, marcasite lizard, ivory rose earrings, Egyptian bracelet, silver medallion, bronzed roundel etc
A 19th century pocket set of (possibly) dental tools, turned ivory handle with interchangeable instruments including scalpel and scrappers, in morocco-bound fitted case by Pepys & Co, 22 Poultry, London (apparently unused, but with one missing instrument), to/w an Edwardian silver baby's rattle/whistle, Birmingham 1903 and an Asian low-grade white metal hinged bangle (3)
A silver-topped ebony cane, Birmingham 1926, to/w a silver photograph frame, Victorian cut glass bowl with electroplated domed cover and base, various silver flatware, etc.Ebony cane - 91.5 cm long. Silver pommel significantly dented.Wine bottle coaster - silver plate. No crestPhotograph frame - 21.5 cm x 16.3 cm. London 1993, small dents and a few scratches to the frame.Ivory handle to the trowel - silver plated and splits in ivory.
A 19th century Chinese Canton ivory carved case, profusely carved with a busy street scene, prunus and figures in various pursuits, 9.5 cm to/w a 19th century Chinese ivory dragon carved parasol handle, 18 cm (2) Both items have some small losses to leaf tips etc..Card case interior sleeve has a crack - (see photo)Parasol handle has remnants of the shaft
A vintage bespoke ivory silk taffeta wedding top and padded skirt with two petticoats, to/w two Victorian Christening gowns inset with embroidery anglaise and inset lace, c/w petticoats, two long Vyella petticoats and a lace Christening bonnet - all contained in a vintage vellum suitcase with some travel labels
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