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Click here to subscribeA Victorian silver plated desk stand, surmounted a fox, inscribed Presented to F Winser by his employees July 30th 1878, lacks inkwells, 28 cm wide, and a silver handled ivory page turner, with magnifying glass, with presentation inscription Presented by J. Kidd Junior Esquire Bugler Best Bloodhound in the show Dundee 1895 (2)
A pair of Royal Doulton cabinet plates painted to the centres with black grouse and partridge by T. Wilson, the ivory borders alternately hatched, floral filled panels, gilt line rims, 23cm diameter, printed mark in green,inscribed with title, numbered and bearing Tiffany & Co New York retailer's stamp
A late Victorian walking stick, the ivory terminal carved in the form of a snarling dog's head with amber glass eyes, the silver collar engraved and embossed with scrolling foliage and central shield cartouche engraved G.F.Smith, by John Millward Banks, London 1897, malacca shaft, metal ferrule, 92cm high (faults)
A three piece Sheffield plate tea service comprising: tea pot, coffee pot and milk jug, lobed bodies with cast stylised shell and scroll upper rims, the tea and coffee pots with cast rose finials and ivory insulators to handles, the milk jug with gilded interior and foliate cast handle, conforming feet, coffee pot 21.5cm high (3)
A George III mahogany wheel barometer with thermometer, outlined throughout with boxwood and ebony stringing, the swan neck pediment centred on a brass urnular finial above dry/damp dial and silvered thermometer register, the silvered dial with brass and blued steel hands, ivory adjustor, the base with level inscribed Guggiari Nottingham, 100cm high, Circa 1810
W. E. & F. Newton, 3 Fleet Street, Temple Bar, London - a 19th Century lacquered brass drum microscope with rack and pinion focusing, the fitted case with additional lenses and ivory slides in figured mahogany velvet lined box, the lid with vacant brass cartouche, the interior bearing green label, the drawer opening to reveal original instructions for use, microscope 26cm high, box 29cm wide
A Victorian ebony and ivory table top thermometer by Chamberlain & Son, 203 High Holborn, London, the ivory register inscribed with maker's name and 'blood', 'heat' and 'freezing', with Fahrenheit, the base of half hexagonal form with three arched panelled porticos, applied ivory ripple moulded borders, 51cm high, Circa 1850 (faults)
A George IV silver teapot, the boat shaped body engraved to either side with an oval laurel wreath cartouche, the initials JMR within, reeded knop and lip above four compressed globular feet, ivory insulators to handle, by Thomas Wheatley, Newcastle 1830, 13.2cm high, 26cm wide, 552gms (minor faults)
A beautiful 1920s heavily beaded ivory satin coat. The coat is trimmed to all edges with plaited and wadded satin, giving a lovely weight and swing to the garment. The beading at the back is in a typical geometric Deco design creatively using small pearl beads and silver fluted beads to create this effect. The garment has all over flocking and a small quantity of the beading would need attention and the fine silk crepe lining has disintegrated. A further ivory silk 20s bias cut evening gown. The neckline is heavily beaded with small pearl beads and flutes continued through to the low back where there is damage and loss of beads. The front of the garment is panelled and flows out to a full skirt. Similar flocking to satin. (2)
An early 1900s ivory satin wedding dress, veil and wax hair ornaments. Beautiful bias cut dress with high ruched bodice and quilted full sleeves which taper to a point at the wrist and fasten with poppers. Short back opening at the neck with six covered buttons. The dress fabric is flocked throughout and there are one or two small holes to the skirt - mainly fabric is quite robust. A plaited silk cord to match. A very fine ivory veil with silk bow appliques to each corner - again one or two holes. Two wax flower tiaras in fair to good condition. (5)
Joseph Osmond Barnard (British, 1816-1865) Portrait of Lady Elizabeth Fortescue 1801-1867, oil on ivory, rectangular form in 9ct gold frame, inscribed en verso 'Lady Elizabeth Fortescue painted by Barnard' 6 x 5 cm Lady Elizabeth Fortescue of Castle Hill was born on 10 July 1801 in Powderham Castle, Devon. She died on 27 January 1867 in Powderham Castle, Devon. She was buried on 2 February 1867 in Powderham Castle, Devon. Parents: 1st Earl Fortescue Hugh Fortescue and Hester Grenville. Spouse: Viscount William Reginald Courtney 11th Earl of Devon. Lady Elizabeth Fortescue of Castle Hill and Viscount William Reginald Courtney 11th Earl of Devon were married on 27 December 1830.Joseph Osmond Barnard was born in Portsmouth, England in 1816. He arrived in Mauritius in 1838. A year later he married a young woman of Dutch origin. An advertisement in a local newspaper Le Cern‚en of March 9, 1839 described Barnard as a miniature painter and engraver. Although he had little experience in engraving miniature portraits, his attempts to engrave the Queen's head were surprisingly successful. The one penny orange-red and the deep blue two pence, Post Office stamps engraved on copper plate by Barnard were put for sale on September 22, 1847. Barnard died in 1865 at his Sugar Estate, purchased in 1862 near Grand Port.
A 1920s ivory silk capelet. Cape features a cut out 'beaded on net' section at the back which continues through to the front of the shoulders in a trellis of beadwork. The garment ties loosely at the neck. Some faint flocking although otherwise in fine condition. A further very fine silk and silk lined velvet sleeveless over-bodice with attached long stole wrap. An early piece by 'Victor Stiebel' (labelled) 21 Bruton St. Mayfair. (2)
A Wonderful Black Lacquered Dining Table, Decorated with Ivory Style Japanese Figures on Highly Decorated and Polished Black Ground and Borders. Complete with Six Matching Quality and Heavy Chairs Including 2 Good Quality Carvers. Sizes - 60 Inches In Length, 42 Inches Width & 30 Inches High. Chair Sizes 38 Inches High, Seat Size 17.5 Inches Wide. Excellent Condition All Pieces - Please See Photo. £300-500
A Wonderful Black Lacquered - Combined Drinks Cabinet and Chest, The Panels Decorated with Ivory Style Japanese Figures to Front and Sides on Highly Decorated and Polished Black Ground. Opens up to Reveal a Mirrored Interior and Elaborate Carving. Size - Height 60 Inches Open & 41 Inches Closed, Width 35 Inches & Depth 18 Inches. Excellent Condition.
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