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Lot 774
A 19thC Cantonese ivory and paper Fan, the paper leaf decorated in watercolour with figures and temples in a rural landscape, verso similarly, the ivory sticks finely carved with figures, temples and floral designs, the guard sticks finely carved in relief, small splits to edge of leaf, 11in (28cm) long, in a red lacquer box the lid decorated with birds (2)
Lot 775
A 19thC Cantonese embroidered silk Fan, the silk leaf embroidered with birds, bees and foliate decoration, with alternate ivory and tortoiseshell sticks and guard sticks, small split to silk, 12in (30cm) long, in a fitted black lacquer box the inside of the lid lined with a painted silk panel, (2)
Lot 189
Cantonese ivory sewing clamp, three chess pieces, a rectangular needle box and a Japanese netsuke. (6) Condition Report The sewing clamp is in good condition. The girl on the house is missing a sword(?) from the right hand. The other two chess pieces are in good condition. The lid of the needle box has an 8mm chip to the underside of one corner. The netsuke is in good condition.
Lot 1091
A late Victorian silver spirit kettle on stand, of oval form, with ivory handle and engraved armorial, the stand with inset burner, gross weight 29oz, maker Henry Stratford Ltd, Sheffield 1895, h.28cm Condition Report / Extra Information Several hairlines, but no losses to ivory handle. No dents, splits or repairs. Marks good. Very light handling wear. Basically a very good example.
Lot 1118
A late Georgian silver teapot, of squat circular form, with gadrooned rim, ivory handle, gross weight 24.1oz, maker William Burwash & Richard Sibley, London 1809, h.11.5cm Condition Report / Extra Information Some hairlines to ivory handle. Hinge good but some play. Small dent beneath spout. Marks good. Minor age wear. Basically a good example.
Lot 1337
A pair of Japanese carved ivory groups, of craftsmen in their workshops, each with penwork decoration, h.5.5cm; together with one other small carved ivory okimono of a seated carpenter, with penwork decoration, h.3.7cm; and a Chinese carved ivory oval plaque depicting ceremonial figure scene, dia. 4.7cm (3) Condition Report / Extra Information Pair - not all elephant tusk (probably bone), some yellowing, one with hole in base. Small oval plaque - small hairline to back, slightly grubby, otherwise good. Carpenter - numerous fine hairlines including one across head, yellowing to back, otherwise good.
Lot 414
A French inspired lemon yellow ground rugOf rectangular form, with two oval cartouche detailed with trailing acanthus and foliate designs, predominantly burnt orange, lemon yellow and ivory, 276 x 364cm CONDITION REPORT: lot 414 - Small areas of darkening/staining to the central yellow section of the rug.No visible signs of significant wear/holes. frayingOverall surface dirt and in need of clearing throughout
Lot 136
A small group of Locke & Co. Worcester items, early 20th CenturyTo include a pair of foliate scalloped baluster pots and a three section hors d'oeuvres dish, all with all over blush ivory decoration and detailed with gilt highlights, together with a Doulton Lambeth baluster form vase, 16cms high (4)
Lot 550
A large collection of silver plated itemsTo include; a spirit kettle on stand, a glass biscuit barrel and matched glass sugar barrel, a tray, a serving dish separated into three sections, a three piece tea service, a hot water jug, egg cruet for four with spoons, six gilt goblets, a salt, a shell butter dish, serving fork with silver handle, a cased set of six soup spoons, two sugar tongs (Qty) CONDITION REPORT: Lot 550 - Three piece tea service, milk jug has a dent to the baseCracking to ivory on biscuit barrel cover and teapot handleSmall chips and scratches to the foot rim of the glass biscuit barrelSmall scratches/nibbles to the base of the glass preserve potCased set of spoons show wear and loss to the plating and show tarnishingAll further items show scratching/wear indicative of age, however no structural concerns.
Lot 1286
A signed Japanese Ivory Shibayama carving with ten insects, early Meiji period, in the form of a Mushroom complete with individually carved and painted gills under the cap, the stalk is signed and there are four insects inlaid into it, the top of the cap is inlaid with the remaining insects. These insects are made of a variety of semi-precious stones including Amber, Mother of Pearl, Coral, Paua shell, etc, the stalk measures 8 cms long and cap 6 cms diameter.
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