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Lot 399
A late George III silver coffee pot, the finial with embossed fruit decoration, the top with gadrooned edge and scrollwork handle with acanthus thumb piece and ivory buttons over a faceted and squash form main body, the spout with acanthus decoration raised on a lotus leaf decorated circular foot (Newcastle 1834) 31.17 oz CONDITION REPORTS Now being sold as "Newcastle 1834" and not "London 1803". Some light scratches to the surface throughout. Hull and assay marks rubbed. There are signs of a hallmark to the right but indecipherable. The handle near the top around the ivory band has been soldered to both sides. Both bands of ivory with some cracks. Bottom of the handle by the ivory again has been soldered to both sides. Circular foot is out of circular. There is a large dent near to the spout together with various smaller dents. Lid is very wobbly, variosu light scratches throughout - see images for further dettails. Various general signs of wear and tear throughout
Lot 439
A box containing various objets de vertus including a miniature brass mounted butlers tray and stand, a simulated ivory covered dagger, various simulated tortoiseshell hair clips, hat brush, brass mounted section of blue john, malachite pipe stand, treenware nutmeg grater with painted decoration, a leather covered and painted model of a dalmation, a carved wooden and painted figure of a dalmation, brass and copper pot, green glazed pottery fish dish, miniature glass and other dog figures etc.
Lot 202
Walker (William, 1791-1867) and Samuel William Reynolds (1773-1835). The Reform Bill Receiving the King's Assent by Royal Commission, 7 June 1832, after Reynold's painting, mezzotint, etching and engraving, on cream wove paper, incised 'Proof' in the lettered title, title and image printed on two separate plates, total platemark 860 x 618 mm. (33 3/4 x 24 1/4 in), sheet 950 x 640 mm. (37 1/2 x 25 1/4 in), some spotting and browning, minor nicks and tears to extremities, not affecting image, minor handling creases, one small damp-stain in upper left corner, published by Walker, 1936; together with the 'Key to Mr. Walker's Engraving of the Passing of the Reform Bill', identifying all the peers and members of the House of Commons included in the painting and mezzotint, etching and engraving, on ivory wove paper, platemark 320 x 502 mm. (12 1/2 x 19 3/4 in), sheet 345 x 510 mm. (13 1/2 x 20 in), minor spotting and surface dirt, both unframed, published by Walker, 1836, (2).
Lot 1308
CHINESE BLACK LACQUERED AND GILT DECORATED GAMES BOX, mid 19th century, with gilt figural decoration, the interior inscribed Mrs Geo. Petrie and containing carved ivory chequers counters, ivory cup and ball game, puzzles, dice and pots, letter and various other items, box height 13.5cm, width 48.5cm, depth 29.5cm (parcel)
Lot 350
A Veteran Officer's Skiff trophy for HMS Cumberland 1937, with ivory boat and engraved name plate including Admiral Sir Chas Little, together with a silver dish for Skiff race HMS Torrid 1927, a silver wishbone menu holder, several cap badges and sweetheart brooch, and Crested china Zeppelin
Lot 63
A pair of Georgian silver sugar tongs with harebell and feather edged blades and a pair of smaller late Victorian silver sugar tongs with cast scroll decoration. Sheffield 1897. Makers R & C, a Victorian silver fish knife with ivory handle. Birmingham 1861. Maker GU, a Victorian silver butter knife with gadrooned mother of pearl handle. Birmingham 1866. Maker E.D.W, a late Victorian silver sifter spoon with beaded handle and pierced bowl. Sheffield 1896. Maker HA, a similar ditto with shell pattern bowl and gadrooned handle. Sheffield 1905. Maker FH and a silver three tined fork with bone handle. Est £25-40
Lot 8
A George III silver teapot and stand, the teapot with carved fruitwood handle and scroll carved thumb piece, the lid with ivory finial, the body of the teapot with monogram JMW to JEM surrounded by borders decorated with scrolls and leaves together with a matching teapot stand with gadrooned rim, leaf decorated frieze and central monogram JMW to JEM on four out-splayed tapering feet. London 1792. Maker Joseph Scammell. Est £400-600
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