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Lot 162
ROBERT LINZELER: A FRENCH SILVER TEA AND COFFEE SET Paris, 19th century / early 20th century, comprising: teapot, coffee pot, hot water pot and stand, lidded pot, sugar bowl and associated tray, each of tapering panelled form, ivory isolators, monogrammed, each with impressed markings (c195.2oz) (9)
Lot 769
GABRIEL VIARDOT (1830-1904): A JAPONISM HARDWOOD SIDE TABLE, the ivory inlaid top decorated with a figure and trailing blossoms, the top with scroll ends, two drawers below, on four shaped legs and paw feet, 84cm H x 58.5cm W x 39cm DPossibly made for the Exposition Universelle in Paris, 1889, pencil inscription to the underside of the topProvenance: Private Collection, Dorset
Lot 216
Japanese carved ivory oval box and cover, Meiji period, decorated with two relief panels depicting everyday village life, the cover with figural knop, the underside with vacant aperture originally containing a signature, 13.75cm high Condition: Some fading to the black staining of the border of the cover. Body has a fine crack through one handle which is also loose, underside has a star crack visible from both above and below and this cuts through a rectangular recess which would have carried a lacquer seal mark (now missing) **General condition consistent with age
Lot 217
Small late 19th Century Chinese carved ivory group depicting a rural scene with a bridge over a river, figures at work and fishing, the underside with two character mark, two character mark reading Mitsumasa, 10.75cm wide, together with a late 19th/early 20th Century Japanese carved ivory okimono depicting Fukurokuju and Karako, 11.5cm high Condition: There is one vacant hole to the front edge of the central bridge in the figure group, and the second hole only has a very short rod suggesting that a figure is missing from this area. Below the bridge there is a small figure holding a staff, there may be a small depletion to his front arm. The second group of two figures appears sound though would benefit from a light clean. **General condition consistent with age
Lot 220
Japanese carved ivory okimono, Meiji period, depicting a seated fish seller and a standing water carrier, each holding a fan, the underside with two character signature possibly reading Gyokuzan, 17cm high Condition: The gourd on the floor beside the standing figure has been reattached otherwise very good condition. **General condition consistent with age
Lot 252
Victorian ivory cruciform cross pendant, 8.5cm high exclusive of suspension ring, together with a large link ivory necklet, 49cm long approx Condition: Both 'arms' of the cross have been off and glued back on, some darker lines which maybe natural stress cracks - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 261
Regency ivory toothpick case, the hinged cover inset with a central panel bearing the faint script 'L'Amour' within a yellow metal and jasper ware flowerhead border, 9cm long Condition: Repair to both the lid and the base either side of the hinge, obviously due to the cover being over extended and perhaps broken off, the interior has been stripped out completely, the wire work is lifting very slightly in places - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 196
Japanese - Finely Carved and Signed Ivory Figure - Meiji Period 1864 - 1912 of a Wise Man / Sage, Holding In His Right Hand a Young Bird and a Fly Whisk to Left Hand, Standing on a Rocky Cragg, Raised on Circular Carved Stand. Signed to Underside of Figure. 6.25 Inches - 16.5 cm. Excellent Condition, Please See Photo.
Lot 148
A SET OF SIX GEORGIAN SCOTTISH SILVER TEASPOONS by David Mac Donald, Edinburgh 1818, old English pattern, monogrammed, later cased; a pair of Peter, William & Anne Bateman tongs; three other silver sugar tongs; a pair of silver Apostle type teaspoons; a small quantity of plated flatware; and an ivory paper knife, circa 1920; 194g (6.2 troy ozs) gross
Lot 383
AN AMBOYNA GAMES BOX the lid with inlaid ivory domino style decoration, one spot operating a spring-activated drawer, on a plinth base, 19cm long; together with approximately thirty-four assorted carved mother of pearl gaming counters; four further mother of pearl gaming counters in the form of fish; fifteen bone gaming counters in the form of fish; twenty stained bone gaming counters of various shapes; and a small quantity of dice and other items.
Lot 439
FOUR STANHOPE NOVELTIES comprising a carved ivory needle case, in the form of a furled umbrella (Hotel de Ville, Paris), 10cm high; a carved bone letter opener, in the form of a cricket bat (multi-view of Margate), 13cm long; and two miniature pairs of binoculars (multi-view of Dieppe; and Westminster Abbey / multi-view of Great Marlow).
Lot 281
A 19th century lacquer sewing box with chinoiserie style decoration of cartouche form having gilt hand painted Chinese scenes to the panels, raised on ball feet having a sectioned interior with ivory sewing accessories to include a thimble, clamp and thread winders. measures: 10cm high x 28cm wide x 20cm diameter.
Lot 155
Ï’ An ebonised and ivory mounted two tier etagere by HOWARD & SONS, circa 1860, each rectangular tier within a spindle filled gallery , the turned uprights surmounted by stylised acorn finials, above turned feet, brass caps and casters, stamped to the underside 'HOWARD & SONS BERNERS ST' and numbered 16838 above 8729, each brass castor stamped 'COPES PATENT', 65cm high, 77cm wide, 44cm deep For a virtually identical example see Christie's London, Michael Lipitch II, 4th October 2001, lot 127 (£12,925) A matched pair of two-tier trolleys by Howard & Sons, one of which has an almost identical leg design to the present table, was sold anonymously Sotheby's New York, 23 October 1998, lot 401 ($25,300).Ï’ Indicates that this lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
Lot 32
Ï’ An Anglo Indian silver metal mounted ivory work box, Vizagapatam, first half 19th century, of sarcophagus form, decorated overall with bands of engraved foliage and Chinoiserie figures heightened with lac, the rectangular gadrooned hinged lid with hidden sandalwood compartment to the underside, the interior with tray fitted with various ivory lidded compartments, above a frieze drawer, the sides with cornucopia ring handles, on paw feet, 21cm high, 31.5 cm wide, 24 cm deep Provenance: Mallett (Bond Street) Private Collection, Eaton Square, London For a very similar Vizagapatam work box see Christie's, King Street, The English Collector, 22nd May 2014, Lot 1142 (£6250)Ï’ Indicates that this lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
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