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![A GEORGE III SILVER MOUNTED IVORY CUCUMBER SLICE 21.5cm l, maker MB, probably Michael Barnett [London] 1808 Light wear. The s](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10086/2871812/825-201396115244_468x382.jpg)
Lot 835
A GEORGE III TEAPOT compressed circular and spirally lobed and fluted, with domed lid, on collet foot, crested, 11.5cm h, by George Burrows and Richard Pearce, London 1826, 17ozs gross The ebonised pearwood handle original but cracked, the ivory finial original but stained and cracked, general wear but not holed or repaired. The marks satisfactory
Lot 854
A SET OF TWELVE GEORGE III/WILLIAM IV IVORY HAFTED TABLE FORKS initialled H, by Robert Peppin, London, eight 1818, four 1830 All in very good condition, the tines not noticeably worn and of equal length, the ivory hafts yellowing slightly with the passage of time, on one haft a faint hairline split on one side
Lot 862
A VICTORIAN PRESENTATION TROWELL OF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE INTEREST with turned ivory handle, 29cm l, by Martin, Hall & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1894, cased The inscription reads: BOROUGH OF MANSFIELD PRESENTED TO MR ALD[ERMAN] BARRINGER ON THE OCCASION OF LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE OF THE NEW WATERWORKS AT RAINWORTH JUNE 25TH 1895 As new, the maroon morocco case scuffed on the lid
Lot 893
A VICTORIAN BACHELOR`S TEAPOT of sack shape with studded strapwork and engraved flowerheads, ivory knop and handle, 11.5cm h, by Charles Edwards, London 1876, 9ozs gross A good quality teapot in good condition but for some old stained cracks in the ivory, the ivory knop with part loss to the lower turning where it is in contact with the lid
Lot 953
A SWISS GOLD AND ENAMEL CARNET DE BAL the front inset with an oval enamel miniature of a lady wearing black lace ruff and rose corsage, the reverse with a later miniature on ivory of a semi named young woman clasping a dove to her bosom, the lid with oblong idealised landscapes with fishermen on a blue ground in white borders and fine trailing frame, the top and sides with gold husks on turquoise panels, the interior containing an ivory tablet with gold rivet and inscribed in ink Remember your true Friend, 9cm h, c1800 In good condition
Lot 1102
A PAIR OF MALACHITE EARRINGS the slender drop suspended from a cultured pearl and wire loop, a pair of Victorian carved ivory rose and leaf drop earrings, a pair of Victorian pinchbeck drop earrings and another pair, set with coral in scroll frame (8) Pinchbeck earrings lacking suspension loops
Lot 1275
ENGLISH SCHOOL, C1790 A LADY AND A GENTLEMAN she in a white dress, he in a blue coat with brass buttons, yellow waistcoat and white stock, ivory, oval, 7.2 x 5.8cm, gold frames with locks of hair tied with seed pearls and wire ribbons laid on semi-opalescent glass and foil, one in scarlet morocco case, the other in a contemporary but over large and warped morocco case Both in original condition with man - some mildew under the glass, on the reverse both the opalescent glass backs with minor edge cracks
Lot 1276
JAMES HEATH MILLINGTON (1799-1872) A YOUNG MAN with curly brown hair, in black coat and cravat, signed (in gold) with initials and dated 1837, ivory, oval, 4.7 x 3.8cm, giltmetal frame with engine turned back An attractive miniature in fine condition, later adapted a brooch with the addition of a pin
Lot 1277
AFTER JEAN-BAPTISTE ISABEY NAPOLEON I wearing the uniform of the Chasseurs-a-Cheval, the dark green tunic with red collar and piping and Orders of the Legion d`honneur and Iron Crown of Lombardy, ivory, oval, 8.3 x 6.3cm, silver plated frame with vellum backing, in earlier English silk lined scarlet morocco case The support very slightly buckled but not split, some dust or mildew beneath the glass, the English morocco case warped but closing properly
Lot 1280
AFTER RICHARD COSWAY A LADY her lightly powdered hair falling to her shoulders, in white chemise with pearls before sky, ivory, oval, 5.9 x 4.7cm, gold frame with split pearl surround and blue enamel ribbons, the back with seed pearl initials GR laid on plaited hair Illustrated: Foskett (D), Miniatures Dictionary and Guide, Woodbridge 1987, plt 143A. A most attractive miniature in fine condition
Lot 1387
A LIGHT CAVALRY OFFICER`S MAMELUKE HILTED LEVEE SWORD AND SCABBARD with chequered ivory grips, plain steel ecusson, pointed langets and bun shaped quillons with chamfered pommels, white leather strap to the sword knot, the leather scabbard having steel locket and band with loose springs and a conforming chape with median shoe engraved in a rectangular cartouche S BRUNN Sword Cutler to HRH The Prince of Wales 56 Charing Cross London In very good entirely original condition with some localised old rust on the steel mounts of the scabbard
Lot 1393
A RARE LEVEE SWORD AND SCABBARD OF AN OFFICER OF THE 1ST KING`S DRAGOON GUARDS, the blade inscribed ANDREWS 9 Pall Mall, the gilt brass hilt with carved ivory grips, lion mask pommel, with insignia to the ecussons and having strapwork quillons, the scabbard with two bands with loose rings and median shoe, etched in a cartouche CAPTAIN EVELYN HARPUR-CREWE 1ST KING`S DRAGOON GUARDS In fine condition and of high quality
Lot 1401
A GERMAN, THIRD REICH, WEHRMACHT OFFICER`S DAGGER AND SHEATH the blade etched PUMA SOLINGEN and with trade mark, ivory coloured grip, with braided hanger and portepee, blade 26cm l, c1940 Lacking the swastika held in the eagle`s talons on one side of the crossguard, slight wear to the thread work on the hangers and cords but retaining both buckles and the metal hanger
Lot 1422
AN INDIAN IVORY MODEL OF A CEREMONIAL BARGE in the form of fabulous jewelled bird, the stern as an elephant`s head, with the seated figures of six oarsmen, on affixed stand, 30cm l, late 19th c A virtually identical example was sold Chistie`s, South Kensington, 24 April 2012, lot 141. Elephant`s trunk broken off and restuck, very slight damage/repairs to one oarsman, several oars detached but present. Some build up of dust and dirt on the upper surfaces
Lot 1426
AN ANGLO INDIAN IVORY WRITING BOX veneered on sandalwood, the restrained penwork decoration of an undulating line of flowers and leaves between rope and Greek key borders, having fitted interior and a drawer to one end, 36cm w, early 19th c Several fine old stained cracks, on the front tiny filled chip. The handles original, lacking both locks, the interior lacking the fabric surface from the slope and with no inkwell, covers or accessories
Lot 1529
A DRING & FAGE IVORY GAUGER`S SLIDE RULE OF COULSON TYPE the open frame with two slides with malt, bushel and gallon marks and electrum straps, one side engraved with the owner`s name W F MILLIS, 31.5cm l (slides 32.5 l); 0.6 x 5cm, marked DRING & FAGE MAKERS TOOLEY ST LONDON, original maroon morocco case, pre 1882 In fine condition, not warped, split, chipped and complete
Lot 341
A CHINESE IVORY WATCH STAND the openwork cresting of birds and scrolling foliage centred by a lotus, the front, sides and base with intricate scenes of numerous figures at various pursuits, the claw and ball feet carved in the round, 21.5cm h, c1830, fitted with a 19th c French brass lever timepiece with enamel dial In fine complete undamaged condition, some elements with traces of old glue residue where presumably they had become separated. The weight of the brass timepiece fitted to the reverse of the door having proven too heavy for the hinges, without damage or loss, the door now detached but both hinges remain. Slight accretion of dust and dirt over many years but in fine preservation and requiring only a light clean
Lot 360
A DICAS HYDROMETER with brass float and (29 of 36) weights, glass jar and ivory scale, weights stamped ID, weights and float stamped 2880, in line inlaid mahogany box with oval ivory tablet and brass lock, 22cm w, marked on rule and tablet DICAS PATENTEE LIVERPOOL, early 19th c John Dicas patented his hydrometer and slide rule in 1780. The instrument was adopted for the US standard in 1790. See Clifton (G), Directory of British Scientific Instrument Makers 1550-1851, 1995, p83. Lacks thermometer, glass jar original with pontil scar
Lot 392
AN ELLIOTT BROTHERS BRASS BOX SEXTANT with platinum inset scale and vernier with magnifier, the lid engraved J B Gilmore,7.5cm diam, signed Elliott Brothers London, leather case and shoulder strap, c1900, a Victorian gilt brass pocket barometer, signed on the silvered dial MARTIN & CO CHELTENHAM, with curved thermometer, in watch type case, maroon morocco case, an English 18th c fishskin covered instrument case, containing an ivory folding rule and brass protractor and dividers and an English mahogany magnetic compass with printed paper rose and blued steel needle, in square box (4) The sextant in fine original condition with the appearance of never having been used, retaining all the original lacquer, the leather case of pleasing old patina. Pocket barometer showing the effects of damp, particularly inside the case and with some localised verdigris around the bezel, the silvered dial discoloured, registers a change in pressure (by blowing in a bag). Fish skin instrument case with a few paint splashes. The compass in good condition
Lot 561
A ROYAL WORCESTER VASE AND COVER BY HARRY DAVIS painted on the ovoid body with sheep on a misty hill side, signed H Davis, a loch landscape to the reverse, the upswept mask handles and borders with bronzed and ivory strapwork and foliage heightened in gilt, 42cm h, printed mark and 2007, gilder`s initials of Alfred Price, 1913 The vase in fine condition, finial restored
Lot 541
A small miscellaneous collection to include a skewer in the form of a hogs head, a letter opener in the form of a standing angel, a carved soapstone figure of a seated man, a miniature brass lantern together with a skewer in the form of a trident piercing a fish, a small ivory and plated purse, etc
Lot 326
Asian sculpture Asian sculpture, carved ivory horse and bird on wooden stand, overall: 5"w x 5.5"h; with a Japanese inro, wooden form with carved and applied bird motif in different types of wood, ivory and abalone, unmarked, 4.5"w x 3.5"h (1)ear broken; minor wear; sculpture separated from base; no mark or signature was detected/(2) possibly missing one or two sections and strings; minor wear; no mark or signature was detected
Lot 414
A late Victorian silver fitted calling card case, the cover with all-over scroll leaf and flower head engraved decoration, the leather fitted interior with ivory notepad and unmarked white metal propelling pencil, maker William Hayes, Birmingham 1899, w.8.2cm, all housed in a siik and velvet lined fitted leather case, w.11.5cm
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