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Click here to subscribeWalking stick with hallmarked silver mounts, 19th Century walking stick with ivory handle, shooting stick, oil lamp, modern adjustable table lamp, Victorian framed numbered tiles, mahogany tray and miscellanea Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Peter Clare Manchester - A George III mahogany and satinwood bracket clock, twin train movement with engraved circular backplate and single bell, the case of caddy form inlaid with an arched fretwork plate with blue under plate, the circular dial with Roman numerals and signed Peter Clare, Manchester, on four brass ball feet and surmounted with brass ball finial, etched glass back plate and ivory escutcheon to one side, two keys,pendulum of provenance from Willersley Of Worsley. Dimentions 54cm high, 15cm deep max, including frame for glass frontice, case is 14cm deep, 26.5cm max wide at base. **The letter concerning the Peter Clare bracket clock is written on printed note paper headed Willersley, Worsley - which may relate to Willersley Castle, the construction of which was commission by Sir Richard Arkwright the great industrialist who developed the water frame with revolutionised the cotton milling industry.
A large 19th century cobalt blue ground bowl, with floral and gilt-heightened decoration, blue crossed swords to base, a quantity of late 19th century Continental cups and saucers to include a miniature cup and saucer in the Helena Wolfson style, two small hand-painted teacups, one with crown and Dresden mark to base, a Royal Worcester shell dish, a Royal Crown Derby small baluster vase, a Derby china 'Derby Posies' pattern jug and a Royal Worcester ivory blush oval dish, floral hand-painted, puce mark to the base with RD No222285 and 1698. CONDITION REPORT Some age-related wear, slight loss of gilding in small areas, no cracks or chips or evidence of restoration. Diameter of bowl 30cm.
A 19th century Siamese carved ivory seal in the form of a stupa, the red-stained base carved with a deity amongst flames holding a sword and a book (possibly), height approx 6.3cm, base diameter 4.5cm. CONDITION REPORT Probable loss to the top, minor chip to the fourth concentric circle down, otherwise usual wear commensurate with age, carved base is good.
[HISTORY]. THE GREAT WAR The Caxton Edition of Raemaekers' Cartoons, Caxton Publishing Co., London, no date, crimson cloth, full-page illustrations throughout, quarto; together with King Albert's Book. A Tribute to the Belgian King and People..., The Daily Telegraph, London, no date, ivory cloth, mounted colour plate and further black and white plate illustrations, quarto, with a review copy letter from the publishers, (2).
Hatpin stands - an Adams Jasperware style stand, white classical figures on cobalt blue ground; a Carlton Ware Rockery and Pheasant stand; a Carlton Ware stand, pink cherry blossom on matte black ground; a Carlton China stand, enamelled Lucky White Heather design; a Wilkinson Imari palette stand; a Crown Ducal blush ivory type stand, fanciful bird design; an Art Deco stand in the form of a primrose;a Thomas Till & Sons Pekin pattern stand, Imari palette; an Adams stand, classical swags and drops on white ground; an Ironstone flow blue rose on white ground; others similar (12)
An unusual Japanese novelty ivory two-section inro, decorated in gilt and black lacquer with a swallow and foliage, strung fastening, 11cm drop, Meiji period; an 18th century bone pommel, of small proportions, carved as the head of a bear, its mouth agape presenting teeth, 2.5cm high, c. 1720
A 19th Century political and artist interest inkwell, constructed from a large chip of wood mounted with silver plated feet and brackets surmounted with a silver plated inkwell given to the sculptor Albert Toft by Prime Minister William Ewart Gladstone accompanied by a paper note inscribed that this was the last tree chopped down by Gladstone and given to Toft by Gladstone on leaving Hawarden Castle on September 18th 1887. 15 cm x 6.5 cm x 8 cm. Albert Toft's sculpture of Gladstone was modelled from life and acclaimed as one of the best of the subject, together with a 19th Century ivory hand mirror (2)
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