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Click here to subscribeA late 19th century Japanese ivory okimono Formed as a man resting a snake, mounted on a pierced hardwood stand; together with another late 19th century ivory okimono of a boy and his father cricket hunting. The former 17.5 cm high. (2) CONDITION REPORTS: Some staining, some splits, the former re-glued to base, chips and restoration to cricket cage, general wear.
After EMMA ELEANOR KENDRICK (1788-1871) British By *HEATH (19th century) Cleopatra Dissolving the Pearl Watercolour on ivory Inscribed to verso Cleopatra dissolving the pearl by * Heath 1818 from an original drawing by Miss Emma Kendrick which she gained the Isis medal [of the Society of Arts] 16.5 x 20.5 cm overall, framed and glazed, mounted CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear.
An early 19th century portrait miniature on ivory Depicting a middle aged woman wearing a lace cap and blue dress, housed in original leather case. Image 6.5 x 8 cm. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear, some surface loss, slightly loose in case, case lacking securing latch.
ENGLISH SCHOOL (18th century) Portrait Miniature of Abel John Ram Watercolour, probably on ivory Engraved to verso Abel John Ram, born June 26th 1776, died Nov. 3rd 1822 3 x 4 cm overall, in yellow metal frame and glazed Note: Abel John Ram was son of Colonel Abel Ram of Ballytegan, County Wexford and his wife Elizabeth Stopford, niece of the Earl of Courtown. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear, small stress fracture to glass, the frame formerly a clasp.
An 18th century French stained ivory game counter The hinged rectangular lid centred with a rotating counter and with mother-of-pearl inlays, the interior engraved with a riverscape and inscribed Mariauaz le Jeune, Paris fecit, the underside decorated with a figure and precious objects. 8 cm wide. CONDITION REPORTS: Overall good, some minor cracking, small chip to base, one side rail to top lacking and small area of over painting, general wear.
Josef Lorenzl (Austrian 1892-1950), 'The Dancer', Circa 1925 The patinated and silvered bronze and ivory figure, modelled wearing collared playsuit, carved with cropped hair arms outstretched in elegant pose, mounted on a stepped and carved green onyx base, signed 'Lorenzl', 17cm high. NB: for an example of this figure please see Art Deco and Other Figures, by Bryan Catley, page 207.
JAQUES IVORY CHESS SET. A mid 19th century full club size, ivory chess set, by Jaques. The white king with the Jaques London stamp in two parallel straight lines to the base. The king with removable crosses, the knights in two pieces, the base screwing into the head. The king's crown stamped on the head of both rooks & knights. Height of king 11cm. (contained in an unrelated carved Chinese box)
A Masonic glazed oval pendant, 19th Century The ivory pendant with Masonic symbols to include The All Seeing Eye, cow, dividers and set square, columns etc, set in a gilt metal double sided glazed pendant, the verso side with hinged lid to reveal piece of old material, height 5cm, width 3cm. CONDITION REPORT: metal gold-plated or pinchbeck, wear to metal of case, case dirty, chip to glass in blue section bottom left.
A Royal Worcester blush ivory vase, painted by Kitty Blake, dated 1936 Of lobed ovoid form rising to a pierced gilt everted rim with a body painted with series of blackberries and foliage reserved against a blush ivory ground, signed K Blake, 10cm high puce printed factory mark and pattern no. 306. CONDITION REPORT: Lot 473: minor rubbing, wear and dulling to the gilt at the upper pierced neck, rubbing to gilt at foot rim, free from visible signs of damage or restoration.
A collection of Royal Worcester blush ivory painted vases, painted by Kitty Blake To include a slender ovoid form vase, a bottle form vase and a compressed bottle form vase, each painted with typical designs including Autumn flowers, blackberries and foliage, reserved against a typical white/pink ground with dusted rims, sizes ranging from 9cm to 15cm high, black printed factory marks to base. (4) CONDITION REPORT: Lot 481: Each in good condition, no chips, cracks or restoration.
A Royal Worcester blush ivory vase, designed by Ethel Spilsbury, dated 1924 Of cylindrical form, raised on a spreading circular base rising to a inverted rim, the blush ivory and dusted gilt ground painted with pink roses in the Hadley manner, signed, 19.5cm high, green printed factory marks and shape no.G923.
A George II walnut silver table, raised and shaped outline, the top with herringbone stringing and an ivory star rosette to the centre, plain frieze on cabriole legs with scroll embellishment to the knees, pointed toes, each with a herringbone section, oak lining to the carcass under section, 69cm x 46cm, height 67cm. Provenance; Private client, Lord Hay, M Harris& Sons, London, receipt dated 1st June 1932, purchased for the client from Christies May 24th 1932, Bulstrode Park. The sale date seems to indicate that the lot was acquired on behalf of Lord Hay from the celebrated sale of fine furniture belonging to Sir John Frenchville Ramsden, 6th Bt. (1877-1958), the grandson of the 12th Duke of Somerset, at Bulstrode Park, Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire. Bulstrode Park, which was owned by the Duke of Somerset from circa 1809, being rebuilt in its present form in 1865 by Edward Adolphus Seymour, 12th Duke of Somerset, (1804-1885). When the 12th Duke died there was no male heir so the house and estate passed to his third daughter, Lady Helen Guendolen Ramsden and thence to Sir John Frenchville Ramsden.
A Louis Philippe ormolu marble and ivory mantel clock, the case surmounted by a standing figure emblematic of labour, (ivory detailing damaged), the casing flanked by columns, gadrooned under section, raised on scrolled feet, white enamel dial signed Oug Weygand á Paris, cylinder movement likewise engraved and signed Marti et Cie, striking on a bell, 47cm.
A pair of Continental silver and ivory figures, Eleanor of Aquitaine and Phillip IV of France, Berthold Muller, import marks for Chester 1905, the figures standing, the King in armour, with shield and sword, pierced square bases with canted corners, damage to ivory, 28oz gross in total, 22cm and 23cm.
A four piece Civic Pewter drinks set comprising teapot, hot water pot, two handled sugar basin and milk jug, all with beaten and banded finish together with a good quality 19th century silver plated presentation trowel with extensive foliate chased detail and vacant cartouche with further embossed collar and polished ivory handle, a good quality silver plated bowl of shallow form with flared rim and twisted handle raised by four scrolling supports, etc
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