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Lot 420
A PLATED METAL CORKSCREW in the form of a key, a plated brass champagne tap by Maw & Son (cased), a steel & brass "SAN BRI" cork remover, a steel advertising corkscrew with wooden cover, two steel multitools & a nickel & ivory champagne tool in the form of a bottle (steel black) "GEORGE GOULET, REIMS"; the latter 3.2" (8 cms) long (7)
Lot 478
ENGLISH SCHOOL C.1830 Miniature portrait of an officer seated wearing uniform including a shoulder belt with plate of the 56th Foot Regiment (Essex Regiment), on ivory; 4 x 3.5" (10 x 9 cms) and a portrait of a young lady in a lace dress with ringlets in her hair, half length, on ivory; 4" x 3.4" (10 x 9 cms) in brass-mounted, horn veneered frames (2)
Lot 503
A MIXED LOT: A late Victorian cigarette box, crested 7 initialled, a George IV single wine coaster with a turned wooden base, two coffee spoons, a Chinese carved ivory fan (A/F), a small Dutch bookmark, a fob seal (A/F), a 9 ct. gold bar brooch, a 22 ct. gold wedding band, a 9 ct gold fox mask sleeve link, & a gilt metal propelling pencil, etc.; the cigarette box 7" (17.7 cms) long (lot)
Lot 532
A MIXED LOT: A pair of portrait miniatures with brass-inlaid tortoiseshell frames, another miniature with an ivory-clad frame, a miniature tortoiseshell & wooden mandolin, a George III caddy spoon and a Victorian mounted red glass scent / smelling salts bottle; the latter 4" (10 cms) long (6)
Lot 76
A CASED SET OF TWELVE PAIRS OF LATE VICTORIAN IVORY-HANDLED DESSERT KNIVES & FORKS by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co.Ltd., London 1901 and four Irish table spoons & a small ladle, each later decorated in the "berry" style with chased & embossed decoration (the ladle also pierced), in a lined & fitted case; the case 11" (28 cms) wide; 9.5 oz weighable silver (2)
Lot 112
A mahogany and burr walnut free-standing desk,c.1900, attributed to George Walton, a central domed cupboard mounted with a heart-shaped copper escutcheon, enclosing a drawer, letter racks and flanked by two hidden letter trays, two pairs of short drawers inlaid with faux ivory above a rectangular top inset with green leather, a central frieze short drawer flanked by two deep drawers, to the reverse a fall front writing slope and fitted letter rack interior raised on six slender supports,118cm wide82cm deep114.5cm highProvenance: With the Fine Art Society, Bond Street, London, 1989.
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