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Click here to subscribeA GEORGE III SILVER CHEESE SCOOP with ivory handle by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1807; a set of six late Victorian silver fiddle pattern dessert forks by Robert Stebbings, London 1896, other odd silver flatware including a feeding spoon, and three butter knives, various white metal coffee spoons, and a silver handled shoe horn, approximately 16.5oz weighable (qty)
A PAIR OF MID 18TH CENTURY SILVER SUGAR NIPS, maker's mark and lion passant only struck twice for William Peaston, London circa 1750; a pair of Georgian silver sugar tongs, with pierced decoration, maker's mark only for Benjamin Mountigue, circa 1780, three further pairs of Georgian silver sugar tongs, a George III sifter spoon by Thomas Wallis II, London 1790, two Victorian silver butter knives, one with mother of pearl handle, the other ivory, and a pair of silver mounted ivory knife rests (10)
A SMALL COLLECTION OF SILVER comprising a cup of waisted form by Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1923; a pair of fish servers with ivory handles, Birmingham 1937; a bottle coaster with hardwood base; a small mustard and pepper; a pair of French sugar tongs; a caddy spoon; and assorted flatware (qty)
A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER OLD ENGLISH PATTERN TABLESPOONS, later embossed as berry spoons by George Smith III and William Fearn, London 1792; a set of six silver fish knives and forks, with ivory handles by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1930, in fitted oak case; and assorted other silver flatware; three napkin rings; and a letter opener, approximately 17oz weighable (qty)
A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER CIGARETTE BOX, London 1898, 9.5cm wide; another, larger, silver cigarette box, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1923, 18cm wide; a pair of Victorian circular silver dishes, by Wright & Davies, London 1874, 14cm, 8oz; an Edwardian silver mounted ivory letter opener, Birmingham 1903; a silver Capstan inkstand, Birmingham 1920; and a set of six late Victorian silver gilt teaspoons, Sheffield 1896 (12)
Late 18th century/early 19th century Chinese export black lacquer gilt decorated tea caddy of lobed rectangular form, with multiple panels of figures in interiors and gardens, feather and dot borders and four dragon feet, the interior with two lidded lift out tin boxes with carved ivory knops. 24cm wide.
Small Chinese cinnebar lacquer circular box carved with a sage and acolyte in a landscape, 9cm diameter, small cylindrical red lacquer box decorated with cranes, 5cm diameter, 19th century carved ivory puzzle ball stand with figure of Guanyin, 15.5cm high, carved and pierced floral ivory finial, 9.5cm high, miniature carving of an elephant (a/f) 1.5cm high, stand (a/f) and simulated page marker. (7). Condition report:Cinnebar box - Good condition, slight scratches to interior base, as images.Red lacquer - Rim chips but ok otherwise.Puzzle ball stand - Crack through base of turned column as image. Dish rim detaches.Floral finnial - Chipped top, as images.Elephant and stand - At fault as images.Page marker - Slight chip on end of middle lozenge as image. Simulated ivory.
19th century Chinese Export black and gilt lacquer large tea chest of of rectangular form with flowerhead lattice decoration, the interior with vignette of two figures drinking tea, foliate scroll borders and removable tin box with engraved panel of immortals and ivory knop handle. 33.5cm x 28cm x 21.5cm high.
19th century Chinese pierced and carved ivory tablescreen or plaque depicting a landscape with pavilions and deities, in ivory inlaid glazed wooden frame, with pierced ivory pediment of scrolling dragons, on wooden stand with additional ivory roundels, panel and supports, pierced wooden foliate scrolling and shaped bracket feet. Panel image 17cm x 14cm, 36.5cm x 23cm overall. Condition report:Very small areas of damage to lattice back of ivory plaque (old sellotape verso, top left, middle left), as images. Generally good, slight cracks to edge. Frame starting to split at corners, pediment and inlay good. Glass cracked verso. Stand missing two ivory supports verso. Top left moulding detached. Damage to pierced wooden scrolling, as images. Slight shrinkage of inset panel and roundels.
A mixed lot of yellow metal jewellery comprising two Victorian carved ivory brooches and two rolled gold bangles.Condition: some minor losses of plate and beading to outer edges of double sided brooch, other general surface wear including minor surface scratches present to all pieces, no major damage/dents/repairs, all hinges/clasps ok.
AN EDWARDIAN SILVER CHERUBS HEAD FRONTED PRAYER BOOK, maker:- G & C Ltd, Birmingham 1905, a silver bladed FOLDING FRUIT KNIFE with engraved mother-of-pearl slips, Sheffield 1887, two bone handled MINI SEALS, a mother-of-pearl egg form THIMBLE CASE, a folding PENKNIFE, a 19th Century papier-mache SNUFF BOX and two Victorian ivory glazed base HOLDERS with silver rims, London 1881. (9)
ATTRIBUTED TO G. STEPHANY & J. DRESCH, AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY OVAL IVORY MICRO-CARVED MARITIME DIORAMA depicting a three masted gun ship with figures on the deck, Bristol blue glass backed, glazed with brass bezel, 3 1/2 ins x 3 ins with ebonised slip and gilt frame, 8 ins x 7 ins, some furled sails detached. SEE ILLUSTRATION. G. Stephany & J. Dresch, German sculptors operated in Bath and London between 1790 and 1802 working alongside Roseberg the silhouette artist, they exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts in London and were awarded the title "Sculptors in Miniature on ivory to their Majesties" by King George III.
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