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Click here to subscribeAn English Regency decanter set in mahogany case circa 1820, comprising six glass decanters with painted gilt decoration to neck and shoulder, flattened reeded stopper, with a single footed liqueur stem, fitted mahogany case with domed hinged lid and two ivory pulls, ivory mounted keyhole, set on two ivory flattened bun feet to front, 24.5cm high x 28cm wide x 19cm deep (case)
An English Regency tortoiseshell tea caddy circa 1820, of rectangular-form, sectioned hinged lid centred with silver plaque, opening to tufted red velvet lined underside and fitted interior of two rectangular boxes centred by cut glass bowl, lock to front above silver engraved shield with inscription "DEUM TIME", ivory stringing to borders, 15.5cm high x 30.5cm wide x 15cm deep
19th Century English School - Two oval miniatures on ivory - Portraits of ladies, 7.25cm x 3.25cm and 5.5cm x 3.75cm Condition: The smaller miniature of the lady wearing a hat has major flaking across the lower edge, whilst the larger miniature has a 1cm split running from the top edge to the left of the lady's head and a larger 2cm split running from the lower centre across her left shoulder - **General condition consistent with age
Manner of George Engleheart (1750-1829) - Oval miniature on ivory - Portrait of a young man wearing a blue jacket and high collar, unsigned, 7cm x 6cm See lot 130, we feel this is almost certainly the same young man whose profile portrait by Samuel Andrews is included in the Crommelin family group Condition: **No obvious restoration - General condition consistent with age
19th Century Cantonese finely carved ivory panel having allover decoration depicting figures and buildings amongst trees and foliage, 9.25cm x 24.5cm Condition: There is a flake missing from the edge at the top left corner approximately 1cm long, there is a similar flake at the bottom right corner and the panel is a little warped - **General condition consistent with age
19th Century Indian miniature ivory bookcase, the upper section having a pierced pediment, two pierced doors opening to reveal three shelves of dummy books, the lower section fitted two conforming doors and standing on turned feet, 11.5cm high Condition: The doors are in working condition and shut flat against one another, there are signs that the carcass may have been re-glued in the past, but there are no splits or losses, one of the feet is possibly a replacement as it is different in colour to the other three but if so is a perfect match in terms of shape - **General condition consistent with age
A Norwegian silver mounted marine ivory handled skinning knife, the blade marked "Blikstad Trondheim", with leather scabbard with plated mounts. Overall length 9 ins (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The scabbard is in extremely good condition. The leather is not scuffed or worn and of very good colour. The metal mounts are also in good condition. The blade of the knife is a little scratched in places but generally in good condition and it is solid in the shaft. The handle of the piece is in generally very good condition also as is the top mount.
A LATE 19TH CENTURY CHINESE IVORY PUZZLE BALL ON STAND the floral decorated outer ball with six concentric inner spheres, the stand comprising a turned support mounted on a carved scholastic male figure, set to a hatched base with a stylized down-turned leaf border, overall 18cm high (the ball 4.5cm diameter).
A LATE 19TH CENTURY CHINESE IVORY PUZZLE BALL ON AN ASSOCIATED STAND the floral decorated outer ball with six concentric inner spheres, the stand comprising a turned cup support mounted on a trunk-like stem carved with flowers, set to a plain circular base, overall 18cm high (the ball 5.5cm diameter).
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