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Lot 2525
Revolver: A Tranter's Patent .230 Cal pocket revolver. Single action. Frame marked 'Tranter's Patent' & SN: 39049. Brass frame with acanthus scrolling. Barrel 2" engraved 'H.W. EGG. No 1 Piccadilly London'. Brass buttplate with cartridge ejector rod. One piece ivory grip steel trigger guard. Deactivated with certificate. Contained in its fitted polished mahogany? maker's case with trade label for Henry Egg. Gun, Rifle and Pistol manufacturer to the Royal Family. Oil brush and cleaning bristle brush A note included from the vendor stating the revolver was used on stage at the Stretford Empire during his music hall act. Also a former Equerry to King Edward VII. Pistol dates from end of 19th century. A fine lot with an interesting provenance. (Box no key & lacks keyhole escutcheon)
Lot 2555
Sword: A fine 1831 Pattern General Officers Mameluke sword, formerly the property of Colonel E.A. Wood. Blade etched with Crown & 'V.R.' and 'E.A. WOOD' & 'X ROYAL HUSSARDS' two piece ivory grip (with minor repair) polished steel scabbard with gilt mounts with two suspension rings. Colonel E.A. Wood served in the Afghan War 1878-9 and participated in the assault of Ali Musjid and operations in the Leighman Valley. Mid and Afghan medal with clasps.
Lot 87
A Collection of Old Sheffield Plate and Close Plated Items, comprising an oval cake or bread basket with pierced sides and swing handle, a tea caddy with ivory knop, a pair of bottle coasters with pierced sides, and a dish cross (5) Bases of coasters loose and one split. Handles of dish cross are very malleable and bend very easily. Tea caddy fair. Basket fair. All with signs of copper coming through.
Lot 621
Chanel: A black and ivory check wool boucle skirt and jacket two piece suit by Chanel, the collarless box jacket with two front pockets and black lace braid, the skirt slightly flared, the whole decorated with black and ivory colour sequins, size 36 (2) CONDITION REPORT: Very good condition.
Lot 821
An ivory Damascus sewing box, 19th century, the domed top intricately decorated with panels of stars, opening to reveal velvet lined interior with conforming decoration, 25 cm wide. CONDITION REPORT: cracks to lid, most sides, losses of micromosaic marquetrey banding to top, poor repair to top right corner, loss of banding to base, overall general dirt to ivory, mirror loose in lid
Lot 837
A Persian tortoiseshell Kuran box, 19th century, the spine with a moulded cartouche form decoration, inlaid in ivory with a calligraphic device, between two floral cartouches, 21cm wide CONDITION REPORT: general overall scratches, break to corner, repaired, some surface chipping, losses to corners
Lot 423
Peking Carpet East China The ivory field with large flowering plants centred by a roundel enclosed by pale lemon borders of Taoist motifs flanked by mid indigo guards, 321cm by 272cm Both enclose complete. One with stained selvedge and original. Pile good but several minor stains and tiny area of old moth damage. 091214
Lot 613
Kasak Rug Central Caucasus The deep indigo field with central diamond medallion surrounded by tribal motifs enclosed by ivory borders and sawtooth guard stripes, dated 1335, 341cm by 170cm Both ends complete, with webs. Selvedges original but some fraying. Pile fair/good. Old patch to reverse. 210315
Lot 619
Unusual Yomut Ensi Emirate of Bukhara The terracotta quartered field centred by a stepped hooked bird device enclosed by ivory borders of serrated guls, with double elms to one end, 166cm by 140cm One end virtually complete. One with some losses. Selvedges original but fraying. Pile evenly low. Several old re-weaves. 091214
Lot 638
Mid 19th Century Aubusson Carpet Central France The crimson field with ivory medallions containing floral sprays framed by spandrels of urns issuing flower, plain maroon borders, 285cm by 175cm The carpet is in overall good condition. However, there is a tiny area in the outer border that requires stitching. The carpet is now backed. 091214
Lot 645
Fine Kirman Carpet of Large Size South East Persia The ivory field with a one way design of Cypress trees and a lattice of scrolling floral vines framed by ivory floral borders flanked by minor borders and multiple guard stripes, 870 by 634cm Bares an inscribed cartouche at one end By Order of Gastali Provenance: Sutton Place, Surrey Both ends virtually complete although there are sections where two/three rows of knots are missing into the outer plain guard stripe. The selvedges are original but with areas missing into the outer plain guard stripe Some sections have been folded. The pile is generally good/fair although there is some localised areas of wear
Lot 671
Trace Kilim European Turkey The crimson field with a oneway design of birds and stylised plants enclosed by an ivory borer of polychrome hooked guls, 352cm by 268cm Both ends have been secured by adding a machine made binding. Side complete, very minor area of fraying. The weaving is generally in good condition, one or two tiny areas slightly weak. One small cobbled reweave. 091214
Lot 104
A 19th Century Russian Silver Tea Service, Ivar Pragst over another, St Petersburg 1830, comprising spirit kettle, burner and stand, teapot, sugar bowl and cover, cream jug and slop bowl, each of compressed oval form, with fluting to the lower body, basket weave bands, reeded rims, acanthus capped handles and ivory finials to the covers, the kettle on stand 26cm high, 106oz 6dwt Clear marks. Good order throughout.
Lot 114
A George III Silver Pedestal Coffee Pot, maker's mark miss-struck six times for Duncan Urquhart & Naphtali Hart, London 1806, rounded rectangular form with a reeded band, with a hinged cover with silver knop, sweeping handle with ivory insulators and a square section spout, raised on four ball feet, 25cm high, 25oz 8dwt Thin gauge of silver. Let in panel to one side. Small minor bruises. Overall fair condition. Marks mis-struck four times over each other with no letters visible, then twice, each missing some of the letters off.
Lot 129
A Set of Twelve Victorian Silver Melon Forks, James Dixon and Sons, Sheffield 1870, the silver blades stamped with a registration mark and FURBER & SON, with ivory handles, each 22cm long, in the original fitted mahogany case with two layers One handle with large split, one with small split. Overall good condition.
Lot 134
A Pair of George III Silver Asparagus Tongs or Servers, maker's mark worn, London 1791, Thread pattern, with a crest to the terminal, 24cm long, 4oz 6dwt; and A George III Silver Fish Slice, Thomas Wallis (II) & Jonathan Hayne, London 1817, with a typical pierced scimitar blade and green stained ivory handle, engraved with a coat of arms, 28.5cm long (2) Overall good condition, split to handle of fish slice
Lot 137
A Set of Six Mid 18th Century Pistol Grip Knives and Forks, the blades stamped GRAY (possibly the retailer Gray of Eastcheap), the green stained ivory hafts with a silver collar with castellated border, with steel three tined forks and blades, the knives 26cm long (12) All handles with spitting to some extent. One blade not marked.
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