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Lot 103
Ten late 19th/early 20th century pairs of ivory and horn bodied razors including examples by Harrison Bros and Howson (handle af), Joseph Rogers & Sons, George Wostenholm, one inscribed 'Presented by John Pinder, Sheffield 1850' and JJ Saville & Co Ltd of Sheffield, all in fitted leather covered cases.
Lot 108
Nine boxed pairs of late 19th/early 20th century horn, ivory and ivorine bodied razors including examples by Joseph Haywood & Co, Joseph Rodgers & Sons, and WS Turner & Co, also a matched set of five Joseph Rodgers & Sons examples in original fitted coromandel and brass bound box with seven sectioned interior with brass cartouche dated 1885 to the lid, width 18cm.
Lot 133
A collection of predominantly early 20th century horn handled razors including examples by John C Cockhill, Cox Bros and Wade & Butcher of Sheffield, also a faux tortoiseshell handled example by Wade & Butcher with blade engraved with Masonic emblems and symbols, length of body 14.5cm, and a small unnamed ivory bodied corn razor (approx 25).
Lot 2
MAPPIN BROS; a rare military issue engraved ivory combination knife, fork, spoon and corkscrew, the body with pinned locators dividing into two sections, the front inscribed 'Major Douglas McEnery 16th Canadian Light Horse' and also inscribed 'For King & Empire' beneath a stag's head, the reverse side engraved with the head and neck studies of four horses, contained within an associated Moroccan leather and card two sectioned case, length when closed 12.5cm.
Lot 304
Four pieces of Royal Worcester blush ivory miniatures, comprising a gilt heightened conch shell shaped posy vase, marked in green to the base, no.G716, date code for 1918, a mug, height 3.5cm, a basket and a thimble painted with a bird, signed by W Powell, unmarked, and a further mid-19th century white glazed example, marked in puce (af), also a Crown Staffordshire cup and saucer, with matching milk jug (both af) (7).
Lot 406
A collection of various predominantly Old Sheffield electroplate bladed mother of pearl, ivory and bone handled knives including an example by Joseph Rogers & Sons, also a group of forks, a slide action cheese scoop, a cased three piece christening set by Harrison Bros & Howson, and a hallmarked silver bladed fruit knife, Joseph Law, John Oxley and Henry Atkin, Sheffield 1811.
Lot 53
A collection of various late 19th/early 20th century ivory, ivorine and antler bodied pen knives including predominantly double bladed examples by George Butler & Co, and Taulor of Sheffield, length of body 9.5cm, and a group of folding fleams/ink erasers, the largest body length 12.5cm, blade inscribed 'Saynor', also including examples by Joseph Rodgers & Sons and T Turner & Co (approx 20).
Lot 54
A collection of various late 19th/early 20th century ivory, ivorine and antler bodied pen knives including double bladed examples by G Ibberson & Co, length of body 8.5cm and J Nowill & Sons of Sheffield, also single bladed examples including Buss of Manchester and a group of folding fleams/ink eraser scalpels, largest body length 12.5cm, and George Butler & Co, also a Parton & Osborne corn razor, length of body 8.5cm (some af) (20).
Lot 57
A collection of ten various ivory, antler and ivorine bodied pen knives including double bladed examples by G Ibberson, Abram Brooksbank and Parkin & Marshall of Sheffield, a triple bladed example by G Butler & Co, and a single bladed example with corkscrew by Rodgers, length of body 10.5cm (some af) (10).
Lot 58
A collection of ten various ivory, antler and resin bodied pen knives including double bladed examples by G Ibberson & Co, T Renshaw & Son and Turnbridge Wells, a single bladed examples by John Watt and a triple bladed example by Abram Brooksbank of Sheffield, length of body 8cm (some af) (10).
Lot 6
A late 19th/early 20th century ivory bodied steel bladed folding knife inscribed 'Salt', with leather punch to the lower portion, presumably for piercing belts, and the body engraved with a horse and wagon, length 13cm and a further 19th century ebony handled steel bladed scalpel with screw-in blade, inscribed 'Dickinson', length 19cm (2).
Lot 60
A collection of thirteen various antler, ivory and ivorine bodied pen knives including double bladed examples by E Spencer, George Wostenholm and T Elling & Co of Sheffield, a triple bladed example by Harrison Bros and single bladed example by Flockton & Tompkin, length of body 9.5cm (some af) (13).
Lot 61
A collection of various ivory, ivorine and antler bodied pen knives including double bladed examples by Southern & Richardson, Turner and G Ibberson, inscribed 'Callender Cables', length of body 8.5cm, a corn knife by Harrison Bros and Howson, and a further single bladed scalpel by Settle of Chester (12).
Lot 62
A collection of ten various ivory, ivorine and antler bodied pen knives including double bladed examples by Abram Brookbank, Jonathan Crooks, and Hale Bros of Sheffield, length of body 8.5cm, a triple bladed example by H Fisher and a further example with a corkscrew by Rodgers, length of body 9cm (10).
Lot 81
A collection of predominantly late 19th century multi bladed pen knives and various tools including a 'Pampa' razor by Lockwood Bros, a file by Weiss, a mother of pearl bodied double knife by John Seller and marine ivory and brass quill cutter, length 10cm, all four in leather cases, also an ivory pen knife and ruler combination, a miniature razor, a tortoiseshell and steel lancet, etc.
Lot 91
A group of late 19th/early 20th century Sheffield electroplated and stainless steel folding combinations of knife, fork and spoon, including an aluminium bodied example by Singleton & Priestman, stamped 'M Brown', length 9.5cm, a further similar stainless steel example by Walker & Hall, initialled RHB and an ivory bodied spoon and fork combination by Joseph Ridge & Co, also a group of small knives and forks including examples by Joseph Rogers & Sons (some af).
Lot 165
A Cantonese Ivory Puzzle Ball on Stand, early 20th century, the ball finely worked in multiple layers with foliage and lattice work, the stand with baluster stem with further puzzle ball and carved bird knops, on a carved and pierced drum base and circular foot, ball 11cm diameter, total height 49cm
Lot 274
An Ivory and Wood Figure Group, probably South German or Austrian, 3rd quarter 19th century, modelled as a tavern scene with a priest reading to three craftsmen seated about a table, on a canted rectangular base and bun feet, 22cm wide See illustrationWalking on floor by priest with repair to shaft. Some typical age related minor staining and splitting throughout. 090717
Lot 768
Betty Joel (British, 1896-1985) for Token Works An Art Deco Sycamore Bedroom Suite, all with ivory scalloped handles, comprising Dressing Table, with central mirror enclosed by two small drawers over a kneehole enclosed by three graduating drawers with two extensions, 54cm deep, 290cm wide; a Pair of Bedside Cabinets, each with a drawer above an open compartment above two cupboard doors, 51cm by 31cm, 69cm high; and A Chair, upholstered in green fabric with edging, 76cm high, labelled ''TOKEN'' HAND MADE FURNITURE Designed by Betty Joel W.Marks & Co at Token Works Kingston By-Pass august 1936 (4) See illustration
Lot 788
Luri Carpet West Iran, circa 1930 The madder field with columns of hooked güls enclosed by ivory borders flanked by meandering vine and boteh guard stripes, 300cm by 170cm See illustration The Property of a GentlemanEnds both with kilims. Selvedges original. Pile fair - 2 or 3 tiny spots slightly low
Lot 789
Heriz Carpet Iranian Azerbaijan, circa 1910 The madder field of angular plants around an ivory and ice blue medallion framed by ivory spandrels and borders of polychrome flowerheads and serrated vines flanked by carnation guard stripes, 400cm by 282cm The Property of a GentlemanBoth ends and selvedges virtually complete. Pile good/fair. Some minor stains. 160517
Lot 791
Kashan Carpet Central Iran, circa 1960 The ice blue field with an allover design of scrolling vines and palmettes enclosed by meandering vine borders and ivory guard stripes, 421cm by 297cm See illustrationEnds complete. Selvedges complete. Pile good/fair. 050717 The carpet is in overall good condition - ends, selvedges and pile are all excellent and it could be put down and used in a room now. No restoration is required or has been detected. As with any old carpet it might benefit from a light wash.
Lot 792
Nain Carpet Central Iran, circa 1960 The deep indigo field of scrolling vines around a flowerhead pole medallion framed by sky blue and cream spandrels and ivory borders of palmettes and meandering vines flanked by triple guard stripes, 502cm by 320cm NB: woven on cotton with silk highlights
Lot 793
Modern Indian Carpet The deep indigo field with an allover Herati design enclosed by ivory borders of samovar motif and multiple guard stripes, 660cm by 427cm See illustration Provenance: Langley House, GloucestershireEnds complete with fringes some staining. Selvedges virtually complete but minor losses. Pile very good.
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