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Lot 728
A collection of seven silver and white metal Continental caddy spoons, two with Dutch hallmarks for 800 grade silver - only one of un-marked spoons does not test as silver, also two pairs of salt spoons and a single salt spoon - Weighable silver approx. 3.3 troy oz Condition report: All used condition, ivory handle snapped off one
Lot 768
A silver and ivory ladle - engraved M . Kohler 24th Feb, 1865, the top of the handle being of fan leaf design, ribbed knop to centre above sugar twist and ring turned lower over silver gilt foliate design bowl - tested as silver Condition report: Few small marks and dents to bowl, some damage near join to stem
Lot 977
A Georgian gold memorial pendant - Set with a miniature painted on ivory, depicting a seated lady holding an anchor, gazing at a rope entwined urn, with the inscription 'sacred to affection', within a seed pearl surround - Length 4.5cms - Weight approx 9.1gms Condition Report: Good - With light surface scratches - Miniature generally in good condition - Minor surface blemishes to seed pearls
Lot 768
ELIZABETH II (1926- ) Queen of the United Kingdom 1952- & PRINCE PHILIP (1921- ) Duke of Edinburgh, consort of Queen Elizabeth II. Vintage signed 7.5 x 6.5 photograph by both Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip individually, the image depicting the Royal couple standing together in half length poses on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, accompanied by the young Prince Charles and Princess Anne. Signed ('Elizabeth R') by the Queen, adding the date 1954 in her hand, and signed ('Philip') by the Duke of Edinburgh with his name alone, both in bold, dark fountain pen ink. Matted in cream and framed and glazed in a gold coloured frame to an overall size of 12.5 x 10.5. Together with Louis Mountbatten (1900-1979) British Admiral of World War II. Uncle of Prince Philip. Fountain pen ink signature ('Mountbatten of Burma') on a card, matted in ivory beneath a reproduction image of the Admiral and framed and glazed in a gold coloured frame to an overall size of 8.5 x 12.5. VG, 2
Lot 2328
λ A gilt brass and copper crucifix clock case, mid 17th century and later, circular emobossed and chased copper gilt base, pierced and florally engraved upper section to contain the bell of the original movement, the hinged opening cover supporting the engraved and gilded crucifix with skull and crossbowes flanked by cast figures of Mary and John, now with ivory Corpus Christi and surmounted by a revolving crown with engraved and silvered hour chapter ring, blued steel pointer, now fitted with a late 18th century English cylinder timepiece movement signed Richd Clarke, Cheapside, London, no. 534, 13in (33cm) high; with purpose made 20th century travelling case.
Lot 262
A Cultured Pearl Necklace, seventy-three graduated cultured pearls knotted to a cultured pearl and diamond cluster clasp, length 46.5cm. . The necklace is in good condition. It may be advisable to re-string the pearls as it is not known for how long they have been on this string. The clasp has a tongue and box mechanisim and the necklace is also fitted with a safety chain. The catch bears no hallmark nor stamps. The pearls graduate from 4.5mm to 8.0mm approximately. They are ivory coloured with pinkish-green tones. The approximate qualities of the diamond are; carratweight 0.60ct, colour I/J/K, clarity SI2/I1/I2. Gross weight 19.8 grams. CR made 9th June 2015/
Lot 311
A Victorian Silver Mounted Stationary Casket, William Comyns, London 1898, the green leather covered arch shaped box with a hinged cover revealing assorted compartments, the cover applied with a pierced silver cover decorated in repousse with rocaille and cherubs around a centre cartouche; and An Edwardian Patent Writing Slope, S Blanckensee & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1905, the green leather wedge shaped body with silver mounts, an ivory writing surface, a pull-out porcelain tablet and a compartment and sprung clip to hold a reel of paper over the ivory surface, stamped PATENT 14112 to base, the stationary casket 21cm high Casket - silver generally good but pins holding it to the casket are quite loose so will need re-fixing at some point. Small loss to lower front left. Engraved with a monogram. Desk pad - ivory lifting from slope, leather a little worn. Both good but would benefit from a little TLC.
Lot 338
A Victorian Silver Three Piece Tea Service, Frazer & Haws, London 1895, comprising teapot, milk jug and sugar bowl, bullet shaped and divided into six lobed panels, each with overlapping horizontal scales and punctuated by a beaded band, the teapot 15cm high, 45oz 2dwt Goo heavy gauge, marks a little worn but overall good. Ivory with age splits especially to knop. A good heavy service
Lot 344
A Japanese Silver, Enamel and Lacquer Dish, Meji Period, circa 1890, shaped circular, the filigree style pierced border divided into eight and decorated in fan shaped reserves with sprays of flowers in bright polychrome enamel, the central reserve decorated with Shibayama style inlay depicting branches of flowers in a bronze vase, the background ivory, the reverse of the panel lacquered, signed to a central plaque, raised on three bracket feet, 24cm wide Ivory ground split. One foot will need re-attaching as has been resoldered at some point and has detatched. Several small sections of inlay missing. Silver tarnished. No substantial losses to the enamel noticable but when examined under a loup there are a few minor losses.
Lot 350
A George VI Table Service of Silver Flatware, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1940/41, Old English pattern, engraved with the initial S, comprising eight each of table forks, dessert forks, dessert spoons, soup spoons, teaspoons, four tablespoons, eight ivory handled table and dessert knives, a three piece carving set and a set of twelve plated fish knives and forks, in a fitted oak canteen 82oz 4dwt 2562g all in. Two date letters. Would benefit from a polish as they are hazey. Good tines. Overall good. Canteen they are contained in is poor.
Lot 352
A Victorian Silver Set of Fish Knives and Forks, Walker & Hall (Henry Hall & John Edward Bingham), Sheffield 1872, for twelve, the silver blades and tines with engraved decoration, with shaped ivory handles, in a fitted mahogany case Some looses in handles. Ivory appears good overall. Silver is quite a light gauge. Some browning but overall good.
Lot 353
A Composite or Harlequin Table Service of Silver Flatware, Hanoverian pattern, comprising twelve of each: dessert forks (Z Barraclough & Sons, London 1936), table forks (ditto), dessert spoons (ditto), soup spoons (probably Josiah Williams & Co, London 1904), teaspoons (Z Barraclough & Sons, London 1929), six table spoons (Z Barraclough & Sons, London 1939), six egg spoons (Z Barraclough & Sons, London 1936), two sauce ladles (Z Barraclough & Sons, London 1936), soup ladle (ditto), twelve ivory handles table and desert knives and a five piece carving set, 139oz 4dwt, in a fitted mahogany canteen Clear marks. Tines good. Some surface scratches. 4338g
Lot 55
A Chinese Gold, Carved Ivory and Plumstone Necklace, Canton, maker's mark W.W.C., late Qing Dynasty, circa 1880, comprising twenty-three links, the six oval ivory examples carved in high relief with figures amongst pavilions, the six plumstone examples similar, divided by eleven filigree concave sided panels worked with tree squirrel, phoenix and flowers, the clasp stamped W.W.C.18, 37cm long; and A Chinese Carved Ivory Oval Brooch, Canton, late Qing Dynasty, circa 1890, as eight figures gathered around a room screen and tables, in gold metal plain mount, pin fastener, 4.7cm wide (2) Necklace, from left: Link 5 (gold) main part of design missing. Link 9 (gold) head of phoenix missing (piece not retained). Link 10 (plumstone) small section of pine tree branch missing. Link 12 (ivory) on figure beheaded (piece not retained) and some other tiny losses amongst foliage. Link 16 (gold) head of phoenix missing (piece not retained). Link 17 (plumstone) small umbrellas of pine tree branch missing/chipped. Link 23 (ivory) tiny losses amongst foliage. The maker's/retailer's mark is clear as is the 18 stamped (not tested). There is also a Chinese character mark to the clasp. The back of some of the ivory panels are slightly stained and one has two slightly stained hairline cracks. Crack across top of screen. One table with one leg cracked. Other table with parts of leg missing. One figure behead, but head retained in small bag. Top of screen with small chip. Stress crack at 6.30 and other small cracks and stains apparent. Slightly yellow throughout. Mounts unmarked. 150615
Lot 57
A Chinese Export Ivory Glove Box, Canton, circa 1850, the bracketed rectangular lid and all sides carved in low relief with extensive pavilion and lakeland landscapes within floral borders, raised on masked bat feet, 26cm by 12.5cm by 9cm Overall slightly discolouration and minor chips and losses. The lid has been reglued to the under frame. The lid has a puncture hole towards the right hand corner. The lock clasp is broken. The lower box has a large chip to the left upper angle. Box base is glued onto the basal plateau. The front panel has a 0.5cm chunk of ivory missing on the left upper angle. Stress crack to the right hand end base panel. Hinges are good. 210515
Lot 62
A Chinese Carved Ivory Figure of a Sage, 17th century, the bearded figure wearing a cap and long robes, 25cm high, on a 19th century cloud carved and pierced stand, 31cm high overall General drying cracks throughout and discolouration. Hat chipped and reglued. Possible recurved wrist area. Some basal chips and cracks and probably recurved small section at bottom of robes, approx 4x2cm. 210515
Lot 66
A Japanese Lacquer Inro, late 19th century, of five sections, rounded rectangular form, decorated in silver and goldwork with feathers, gold flecked ground, the drawstring fitted with an ivory netsuke depicting a shi-shi grasping a brocade ball, the inro 10cm by 6cm, the netsuke 3cm Drawstring faded. 100615
Lot 68
A Japanese Elephant Ivory Okimono, Meiji period (1868-1912), depicting a pedlar carrying a bucket and a branch pendant with various novelty objects including Noh masks, elephants, dolls, dice, takarabune and gourd bottles, two small children at his feet, the young boy playing with a spinning top, on oval base inset with mother-of-pearl rectangular signed seal, 9.5cm high Two minor chips. 100615
Lot 70
A Japanese Carved Ivory Small Cylindrical Vase, late Meiji period (1868-1912), decorated with seven warriors beneath pine trees and clouds approaching a watch tower, 9cm high Attractive overall brown patina. One warrior with small chip to tip of hat. Tiny 5mm crack on rim. Otherwise reasonable throughout. 020615
Lot 191
A quantity of eight framed, portrait miniatures, to include a framed, indistinctly signed, oval bodycolour on card, bust length portrait of a military gentleman in red jacket with white wig, BRANDT. Rectangular framed, oval watercolour on ivory, military gentleman with dress uniform and medals, in ivory veneer frame, a framed, unsigned, watercolour on ivory, portrait of a woman in white cap, a pair of oval framed, pastels on paper, Naive portraits of a young boy and a young lady, an oval framed, gouache on paper, silhouette of a Regency gentleman, a framed, oval gouache on glass, portrait of a gentleman in profile, inscribed, 'William Penn', and a framed, print on paper, 8cm x 6.5cm, 8cm x 6.5cm, 9.2cm x 6.5cm, 22.2cm x 16cm (x2), 6.5cm x 4.5cm, 10.7cm x 8.3cm and 13.2cm x 10.7cm, (8).
Lot 384
A lot to include three Charles Horner thimbles, two silver, one silver plate, of various designs, together with five other silver thimbles, three hallmarked, two stamped, and two other white metal thimbles, along with an 18th Century Bilson white and green enamel pill box, 'Love constitutes the Value' to lid, a set of miniature bone dominoes in carved wooden box, a papier mache and tortoiseshell snuff box, holding a black cat charm and two pig charms, another papier mache snuff box, a gilt metal photo frame pendant, an enamel thimble, a Celtic brooch, a red Parker '17' fountain pen in box, in ivory gavel for 'Edwards Son & Bigwood Birmingham', a boxed Lusitania commemorative medal, three crowns, one being a silver proof, a master pocket watch key, (24).
Lot 126
J. E. CORRIES "Ethel Jenning", miniature portrait study on ivory, signed bottom right, 11 cm x 8.5 cm CONDITION REPORTS Card/paper backing has inscriptions in ink "Ethel Jenning May 19th 1894?" (indistinct) and "Painted by J E Corries ...", back card/paper with various wear and scuffs, remnants of previous fitments, metal fitments at back bent and mis-shapen, some knocks and scuffs to frame, miniature itself has some light general wear, some very slight pitting to to surface, plus a very feint vertical line to the background to the right of the picture - possibly a hairline crack, there are some white paint splodges/deposits to the lower edge of the picture.
Lot 127
EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL "Gentleman with arms folded in black coat and white stock", portrait bust, miniature oil on ivory, unsigned, 5.2 cm x 4 cm CONDITION REPORTS Overall with some general wear and scuffs, some very slight flaking/scuffing to the very bottom edge of the picture, but otherwise appears in reasonably good condition.
Lot 128
EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL "Gentleman in black coat with white stock", portrait bust, oval miniature oil on ivory, unsigned, 5.5 cm x 4.5 cm CONDITION REPORTS Frame with some wear and scuffs and some knocks and dents, picture itself appears to have some very minor scuffs including feint scratch/fault line across head/hairline, but otherwise appears to be in good condition.
Lot 503
A turned ivory and stained ivory chess set, the pieces turned by A. W. Jones in the early 80's from the buttons rescued from the organ of The United Reform Church Putney during it's bombing in 1944, one of only two produced, the other owned by Prince Charles, housed in a converted mahogany and birdseye maple music box, together with a modern chess board (Article 10 Certificate No 536579/01) CONDITION REPORTS Some light general wear, some pieces with some slight yellowing, white King is signed to base "A W Jones", small fault/blemish to one of the sections of turning to the white Queen - possibly a fault line in the ivory or blemish within the ivory, and some similar blemishes to the Castle, stained ivory pieces are a dark reddish-brown colour, has some light wear and a few minor scuffs, but overall condition appears to be good. Converted box has lined compartments within, some of the compartments have linings missing. Chess board has some wear and scuffs, and some separating at joins, veneer missing to one side and veneers to other side appear to be of a formica type material and with a plyboard type base.
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