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Click here to subscribeA silver two handled vessel, of waisted form, raised on a circular pedestal foot, the curved handles set made from ivory, Birmingham 1932, maker Oldfields Ltd, weight 11oz, height 5.25insCondition Report: Handles loose and staining to ivory. No signs of inscription or erasing of inscription/initials
A collection of Royal Worcester blush ivory and shot enamel, comprising a bamboo cup and saucer, dated 1910, a leaf tray, dated 1898, two miniature baskets, dated 1896, a flatback miniature jug, dated 1929 and a flower shaped tray, shape no.1342, dated 1898Condition Report: Flat back jug handle broken and re-stuck
A reworked early 20th Century evening gown; a 1920s pink silk and cream lace dress, a 1920s pale Oyster coloured silk and lace party dress, a pale green beaded tunic, an ivory silk evening gown embellished with beads and sequins, part of an ivory satin dress decorated with pearls and beads, a yellow and green silk bodice, and an ivory satin skirt with netting frill
An early 20th Century black cotton umbrella, a child's white pinafore, an early 20th Century christening shawl, a late 19th/early 20th Century walking stick with a carved ivory handle, three baby dresses, a white beaded evening bag, two pairs of girls gloves, a blue silk dress with a French label, a 1970s Liberty blouse and two bonnets
A pair of late 19th Century ivory satin wedding shoes; a cream hat by Berrisford of Northampton, a black fan with pink and white flower decoration, a full length black lace evening gown, a blue satin evening bag, a 1920s bridal headdress, a lamé evening bag, a 1950s bridal cap, a modern gold coloured sequin shrug, a net veil and head-piece and a quantity of similar items
An early 20th Century ivory satin bodice embellished with sequins; an Edwardian style reworked full length lace dress, a 1920s green velvet and mauve net bridesmaid dress embellished with bunches of fabric violets and a matching hat, four net veils, a lilac satin bodice and a late 1950s dusky pink lace duster coat
Two boxes of late 19th and early 20th Century black and cream lace and accessories, including a flounce of black machine lace, a black Chantilly fall cap, a Victorian Christmas box containing crochet purses, a Tambour lace shawl, Edwardian stand collars, a purple velvet hat, a black silk parasol with an ivory handle and a collection of lace edgings on cards and similar items
A late 19th Century white cotton and lace full length petticoat skirt; an early 20th Century reworked white net and lace blouse, a full length white net and lace petticoat, a fine white cotton appliqué curtain, a reworked satin gown, an early 20th Century white appliqué curtain, a 1930s woven yellow top, an ivory brocade and cream lace garment and a modern bias cut full length satin slip
A 1930s cream silk child's dress; a 1950s full length black lace evening gown with a pink lining, a white gathered net full length petticoat skirt, a white lace blouse, a short length of beaded trimming, a modern silver grey full length evening skirt, a pale oyster pink bridal slip, a modern grey silk velvet evening shrug, a modern green ruched full length evening gown, an ivory coloured full length skirt and a quantity of similar garments, lace and textiles suitable for reworking and costume restoration
A late 19th/early 20th Century full length black skirt embellished with lace and beadwork; An early 20th Century dusky pink net dress with embroidered decoration and pink fringing to the hem, an early 20th Century ivory satin dress in need of restoration, a full length black appliqué skirt, an American pink lace prom-style dress embellished with sequins and pearls, a grey and cream 1950s evening gown, a pale nude beaded cocktail dress, a reworked cream full length lace skirt and a cream satin full length reworked dress
A 1930s black and white silk dress and slip; a 1940s grey wool jacket, an ivory full length dress and petticoat, a Lucy Lane 1940s wine coloured crepe dress, a green and white patterned cotton dress, a 1950s black skirt with quilted hem, two tweed jackets, a lace trimmed bolero, a brown wool child's coat, a pink and white nylon petticoat, a floral patterned shift dress and a white summer blouse
Hinton Gibbs (British, fl. late 1790s to 1822) Portrait of a lady, profile to the right, wearing a coral necklace and dress with a lace trim around bust, with hair in a Grecian hairstyle, circa 1804/1806, backed with ivory, 6.1 x 5.2cm (2.5 x 2in); Portrait of a young child, profile to the right, 7.1 x 5.7cm (3 x 2in); and Portrait of a gentleman, profile to the left, wearing a black coat with button and collar detailing, circa 1810, 6.6 x 5cm (2.5 x 2in) reverse painting on glass (3) Lady - some paint deterioration and chips to the head and neck. Child - Some cracks due to age, diagonal crack and a missing piece of wax support/backing approximately 3/4inch below sitter, a few blemishes above the sitter's head, some paint deterioration to the neck of sitter. Frame loose. Gentleman - visible cracks and discoloration around perimeter. Some paint deterioration to sitter's jacket.
An early 19th century mahogany apprentice chest of drawers. With the initials 'P. A' and the date '1811' inlaid to the top. Two short drawers and three long, with ivory escutcheons and some drawers with ivory handles and the others with turned wood. On ogee arched feet with three lobe detail. 38 x 42 cm. For a condition report on this lot visit www.peterwilson.co.uk
An early 19th century marine chronometer by Brockbank & Atkins, London, No. 1167. The three tiered mahogany case with brass carry handles and ivory plaque with the serial no. 1167, the double lid lifts to reveal the brass bevelled chronometer on gimble bracket. The silvered face has both Roman numerals and two subsidiary dials with Arabic numerals and bears the maker's name in cursive. Two-day, chain driven fusee movement with Harrison maintaining power, spring detent escapement and blued helical hairspring. 16.8 x 15.7 x 15.7 cm. For a condition report on this lot visit www.peterwilson.co.uk
An Art Deco Ivory and Onyx Figure by F. Priess. The carved ivory figure figure of a girl holding a blue painted trinket chest, stands on an octagonal base of pale green onyx. Sign 'F. Priess' to the reverse of the figure. 15.5 cm height. For a condition report on this lot visit www.peterwilson.co.uk
Indian School, 19th Century A marriage portrait miniature, on a transverse oval, richly gilt with scrolling foliage and reserved with two portraits of a couple, facing each other, inscribed to the reverse, 6.5 x 8.5 cm (2.5 x 3.5in); together with a portrait miniature of an elderly nobleman, 3.2 x 2.2 cm (1.5 x 1in) watercolour on ivory (2)
Samuel Andrews (Irish, c. 1767-1807) Portrait of Judith Frushard, profile to the left, wearing a bonnet tied under her chin and a dress with high-collar and bust detailing inscribed to the reverse with the sitter's name and details watercolour en grisaille on ivory 8.46 x 6.90cm (3 x 3in) Judith Frushard was the wife of Thomas Wilkinson, and mother of Ann Wilkinson who married Charles Russell Crommelin in 1774. Some wear to the paint along the edges.
A collection of painted miniatures, 18th-19th Century After Sir Anthony Van Dyck, Portrait of Henrietta Maria, in a blue dress wearing a pearl necklace, painted enamel, 3.2 x 2.5 (1.5 x 1in); French School, Portrait of an officer, watercolour on ivory, laid on card, 5.5 x 4.5 cm (2 x 1.5in), in a gilt metal easel frame with laurel leaf floral cresting; B *** (French, 19th Century), Portrait of a lady in a pink dress with flowers in her hair, wearing large pearl earrings, a lace choker and a blue sash, indistinctly inscribed with the sitter's name to the reverse, watercolour on ivory, circular, 7.5 cm (3in) diam.; After Raphael, Portrait of a young man, oil on copper, 7.5 x 5.6 cm (3 x 2in); English School, 18th Century, Portrait miniature of a lady, head and shoulders, in a lace mob cap and fichu, oil on canvas laid to board, oval, 13 x 10cm (5 x 4in); Thomas Orde-Powlett, Lord Bolton (1746-1807), Portrait of a lady, half-length, signed lower centre "T.O. del July 1770", watercolour on laid paper, 12 x 7.8 cm (5 x 3in); with two others (8)
English School, 18th Century Portrait miniature of an Officer of the 8th King's Royal Irish Light Dragoons, c.1785, in a blue uniform with a red collar and white facings, the reverse with plaited hair and interlaced initials "HH" watercolour on ivory, in a gold coloured and blue enamel frame 4.50 x 2.90cm (2 x 1in) We are grateful to Christopher Bryant for his assistance with the catalogue entry. Stuck down to card. Few losses right of the sitter's head and right of his chest. Loose in its frame.
French School, late 18th-early 19th Century A collection of six portrait miniatures of ladies, some in exotic costume together with an in memoriam of human hair and mother-of-pearl in memory of "JKE (1790-1805)" one signed indistinctly lower right 'Bucher' watercolours on ivory framed together, various sizes (7)
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