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Lot 10
French Dinky two cars, 24A Chrysler ‘New Yorker’ and 24Y Studebaker ‘Commander’, Chrysler in yellow with green seats, plated hubs and white tyres, good condition lacks windscreen, in yellow picture box, fair to poor condition creases, taped and small tears and hole, Studebaker in rare ivory with maroon roof and panel, plated hubs and white tyres, good condition, cardboard spots to roof, in yellow picture box, fair condition, some creases/dents, one inner flap detached, (2 items).
Lot 7
A 19th century blue ground dish of oval form with reverse painted panels of cherubs, floral sprays, etc within a gilt metal rim, 31 cm together with a 19th century floral encrusted serving dish, a black ground vase with painted birds nest detail and ring handles, a Royal Worcester vase simulating an ivory tusk and with puce printed mark to base number 1116, a Dresden cup and saucer, etc
Lot 52
A collection of jewellery to include a gold cased centrepiece, fob and gold split ring, (tested and valued as 9ct gold), a gold cased octagonal cut citrine brooch, a pair of early 19th century cut steel buckles, a pair of cut steel earrings, a 19th century ivory Albert chain, a pair of silver coral bead earrings, and a gilt metal chain, etc.
Lot 210
A 19th Century Chinese ivory chess set, comprising a full set of white and red stained pieces, the figures in traditional Chinese costume, largest figure 13.5cm high Condition Report: Stained ivory faded, one red pawn missing gun barrel, one red rook missing rider, all white pawns missing swords, one white rook missing rider.
Lot 239
A red and white stained ivory chess set Condition Report: Red - Some staining, rubbed and chipped, all pieces intact.White - Slightly yellowing and all pieces intact.Kings are 8.5cm and Pawns 4.5cm.This set is in good tidy condition. One or two very minor areas where red dye has worn away from red pieces.
Lot 416
A 19th Century Continental ivory figure of a Classical lady holding a wreath, on a hexagonal base inlaid with ivory, 32cm high Condition Report: Broken at both feet and crudely restored. Cracking at neck. Chips to garland and dress. Natural cracking in places and other minor faults. Overall very dirty. Base with losses and cracks. See further images
Lot 213
A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, Meiji period, depicting two young boys practising judo, signed Tomomasa and another netsuke depicting travellers on mules, signed Ryo Condition Report: Judo boys- 3.5cm high condition appears good.Mules - 3.5cm high slight crack to ivory of one mules in quarter, finely carved, condition appears good.
Lot 90
HISTORIC PORTRAITS, ETC. Two 19th century framed engravings, George III & George IV. Also, a Wedgwood Jasper ware plaque of Nelson & a 19th century gilt metal mounted ivory box lid, set a small hand painted miniature portrait of a lady in a landscape. Lid, 15 x 11cm. Miniature painting 4 x 6cm.
Lot 8
VIZAGAPATAM SEWING BOX.A late 18th/early 19th century Indian Vizagapatam sewing casket, with metal handles & lion's paw feet. The exterior distressed. The interior well fitted with a variety of turned ivory tools & boxes. Three compartments with inlaid lids. The tray lifting out to reveal a compartment below. 33x23x16cm.
Lot 114
TOILET BOX. A late 19th century brass bound mahogany toilet box. The lid fitted three bristle brushes with a strut mahogany framed mirror. The base with an ivory shaving brush, toilet bottles & jars & a razor strop in a case stamped Hill & Millard, Duncannon St., Trafalgar Sq. In the base, a hinged compartment for various tools, now all missing. With key, but this is damaged. 14x12x10cm.
Lot 164
An interesting Victorian silver plated kettle on stand, the large teapot with swing handle having ivory handle, one of the pins now snapped off but present, on an ornate stand, with a photocopy mentioning that the kettle apparently once belonged to Henry and Fanny Dickens and Henry was the grandson of Charles Dickens, lacks burner (3)
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