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Lot 1275
An oak stick barometer, signed J.Staniland, Malton, circa 1870, visible mercury tube, single vernier ivory dial signed, thermometer tube, cistern cover with a ivory plaque inscribed model barometer, 91cm high 08.12.16, Case with a small crack to the side, dial with three screws missing, wooden bracket to the top side of the tube is cracked, vernier with one small crack, cistern cover is loose, mercury tube with visible air bubbles.
Lot 1466
A late 19th century rosewood and ivory inlaid armchair, recovered in pink floral needlework fabric, 66cm wide; a similar lady's armchair, upholstered to match, 59cm wide; a similar rosewood framed tub shaped armchair, upholstered to match, 62cm wide; a rosewood framed open armchair, with padded back support and seat, upholstered to match, 53cm wide; and a 19th century mahogany dining chair, with curved back support and upholstered seat to match, raised on reeded tapering legs, 45cm wide (5)
Lot 1289
An oak stick barometer, signed J White, Glasgow, circa 1850, carved pediment, concealed mercury tube with a twin ivory vernier dial, thermometer tube, carved cistern cover, 105cm high 07.12.16, Case with scratches and dents in parts, ivory dials are discoloured, two screws are missing from both dials, thermometer dial with one small crack to the top side, no mercury is visible in the tube and needs filling.
Lot 1187
Sultanabad carpet, West Iran, the plain soft strawberry field centred by an indigo and ivory medallion enclosed by spandrels and indigo borders of meandering angular vines and flowers flanked by double guard stripes, 404cm by 325cm Ends complete. Selvedges rebound. Pile with areas of wear in field and old (inactive) moth damage. 310516
Lot 229
A box containing a silver mounted cut glass dressing table bottle of waisted form, together with a pair of silver peppers of octagonal form, various silver mounted button hooks, various curling tongs, toffee hammers, sundry beads and costume jewellery, a caved ivory aide-memoire, etc and a cased set of antler handled steak knives by Garrard & Co. Limited
Lot 62
A pair of Mason's ivory jugs decorated with boar hunting scenes in relief, together with a Royal Worcester "Hyde Park" part coffee set CONDITION REPORTS Both Masons ivory jugs have crazing and discolouration to them as well as general dirt. The part coffee set comprises four cups, six saucers, sugar bowl, milk jug and coffee pot and lid. All have general wear to include dirt, some light surface scratching etc and one cup has a small chip to the handle although this is under the glaze - see images for further details
Lot 201
A circa 1930 carved ivory figure group of a figure in a hammock being carried by two Congo natives together with a snake and stork decorated vase and a paper knife (Provenance: given by Congo friends to Mr and Mrs Walden in 1930 as a token of esteem for their services as missionaries in the area)
Lot 210
A plated goblet inscribed "Presented to James Weston for Faithful Services as a Lion Tamer by Mr Barnum 1866", together with a Victorian white metal mounted magnifying glass, an ivory mounted manicure tool, a silver mounted pencil and a set of five glass votives and a Continental invalid cup
Lot 144
A 19th Century rosewood and inlaid counter box, the lid inscribed "Boston", containing various bone and carved mother of pearl counters CONDITION REPORTS Some counters are broken and have small nibbles to the edges. Discolouration and splitting, predominantly to the ivory counters. The box liners have various splits to the canework and the furry edges are ruffled and discoloured. Box has pencil name to the lid and the box itself has surface scratching, some water marks and other blemishes, etc. See images for further details. To the interior some of the applied beadwork is missing. Has wear and tear conducive with age and use.
Lot 709
Late 18th/19th century mother-of-pearl mounted fan, with carved and gilt painted decoration, with carving of a maiden and classical vase to the top of each guard, with hand coloured paper mount of figures in repose in pastoral landscape, within a floral border, vignette landscape to reverse, 28cm; 19th century ivory fan, with pierced and figural carved sticks and guards, painted decoration, paper mount painted in greys of figures by a lake and painting of a young girl to reverse, 28.5 (2) Provenance: A Private European Collector Mother of pearl fan; one stick split, crack to one guard and glued repair to other. Paper mount scuffed and worn, couple of repaired tears, and couple of patched areas to the reverse. Ivory fan; sticks have been repainted, staining and wear to ivory. Mount has some repairs, rubbing to the folds, repainting and repairs to the reverse.
Lot 166
A Cantonese ivory brisee fan, circa 1856, carved and pierced with figures and dragons, 19cm long, in gilt red morocco case for Ernest Kees, Paris One stick with broken and lacking end section. Overall slight staining to ivory, particularly on guards. Ribbon perished. otherwise good. Case with slight scuffing but generally good. 19 sticks plus 2 end guards.
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