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Lot 76
*An 18th century ivory six section travelling specimen microscope/viewer, the central barrel with inter-changing lens, solid body and end caps, the construction once mounted as two sections, length 6cm, lens and end cap 15mm, an unmarked ivory mounted brass prospect glass, length 8cm, also a 19th century rosewood and ivory mounted peeping Tom spyglass (peeping Tom spyglasses are known by this as a right angular lens platform and viewing aperture appears from the sides to enable the viewer to peep at other attendants at shows including the opera etc), length 4.8cm (af) (4) (illustrated)
Lot 152
Two late 18th century/early 19th century miniature portraits on ivory panels, the first of a gentleman in blue frock coat reputedly a young Samuel Johnson, the second of a lady in green dress with fine neck ruffle, both mounted in later wooden frames, overall height of visible miniatures, approx 5.7cm
Lot 153
Miss Ann Underwood (1876-1942) - oval portrait miniature on ivory entitled 'The Blue Dress', signed, with monogram and title to typed label verso, depicting a young girl seated wearing a blue dress and red belt and hair band, in oval frame, watercolour, 16x11cm. Ann Underwood studied at Brighton School of Art under Sir Hubert Herkomer and exhibited at the RA, RMS 1911-1927. Also Alexandra Forbes Sanderson - 1930's oval watercolour depicting vase of flowers in plannished frame, signed, dated 32, 13x10.5cm (2)
Lot 155
A collection of five Victorian and Edwardian portraits and other miniatures comprising Norman Prescott Davies,1880-1893, oval portrait of a girl entitled 'A Canadian', signed and with address label verso, in gilt frame, 5 x 4 cm, Mrs Vera Haslam exhibited 1936-1939, ARMS, RA , RMS depicting a still life flowers, signed with monogram and labelled verso in gilt rectangular frame, 9.5 x 7.5 cm, Doris E A Leleux portrait miniature on ivory depicting still life flowers, labelled verso, 9.4 x 7.5 cm, 1930's portrait miniature of a girl and dog signed LINS and dated 1930, 7.5 x 6cm and J Milner portrait miniature of a girl, signed and entitled 'Julia's Window' and with original dress label verso, 7.2 x 5.9cm, framed (5)
Lot 230
A British 1805 pattern Naval Officers sword, with straight single edged single fullered blade, the back-strap stamped Gill & Co, length of blade 83cm, with ivory grip with twist wire decoration, with brass guard, fouled anchor to the langet with lions mask pommel, complete with a brass mounted leather scabbard (illustrated)
Lot 233
A fine quality George III 1796 pattern Officers sword, the curved single edged blade decorated with bluing and gilding, with the royal coat of arms, George III cipher surmounted by a crown and warranted, length of blade 74cm, the grip of finely checkered ivory, the gilt metal guard in the form of intertwined dolphins, the pommel in the form of a lions mask (af) (illustrated)
Lot 329
A good quality 19th century KPM hand painted plaque, depicting Neapolitan boy, possibly Jan Hus, inset in ivory frame, impressed factory marks verso, length excluding frame 7.5cm, width 6.5cm, A late 19th century KPM hand painted oval plaque, depicting a lady with headdress, inset in black and gilt frame, length 6cm, width 5cm, also a late 19th century KPM hand painted oval plaque, depicting a lady with headdress, inset in black and gilt frame, length 6cm, width 5cm (illustrated)
Lot 37
A colonial ivory box, early 19th century, the hinged cover with applied carved panels, the centre with a classical scene within four vignettes of harvest scenes, loss and damage, 24cm long 20cm deep 7cm high CONDITION REPORT: Many of the top panels are incomplete and missing parts. The ivory has risen to areas. Two panels are detached to the back of the box. Beadwork moulding is lost to majority of the top.
Lot 57
A George III ivory single compartment tea caddy, with a domed cover, tortoiseshell borders and an oval white metal plaque within a mother-of-pearl border, 11.5cm high The initials to the plaque are those of Henry Fane, son of Thomas 8th Earl of Westmorland of Fulbeck Hall, Lincs. CONDITION REPORT: Splits to ivory of all side panels. Front panel with minor concave warp. Interior of lid relined and interior lid replaced. Remaining foil worn. Replacement baize to base. Some discolouration to ivory.
Lot 88
An Anglo-Chinese lacquer games box, mid 19th century, the rectangular box with canted corners, decorated with figures, fishermen and boats, on claw feet, the lid lifting off to reveal lidded compartments with card trays, each with different suits, mother-of-pearl counters, bone fish, and ivory discs CONDITION REPORT: 36.5cm wide. 30cm deep. 13cm high.
Lot 121
George Engleheart (1750-1829), PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG LADY, BUST LENGTH, IN A WHITE DRESS AND PEARL NECKLACE Miniature on ivory, signed with initials l.r., inscribed verso 'G Engleheart no 4 Hertford Street Mayfair Pinxit 1808' Oval, 8.75 x 6.75cm CONDITION REPORT: Area of paint missing to left hand edge, 3.5 x 1cm in area, has scraped off appearance. Miniature may well have been cut down. No visible cracks or warping to the ivory. No fading other than normal age progression. Please view additional images.
Lot 1918
A 19th century finely carved Indian ivory figure of Shiva, standing on a lotus pedestal in a stylised Bharatha position, casting blessings, the back arms with a deer and a shell, a serpent on his neck, wearing an artistically carved stole and jewellery and a sun at the back of his head, height 20cm
Lot 1920
A small Indian carved ivory figure of Ganesha, seated in Rajalila Asana with four arms holding a shell and cane, the front arm with a fruit and blessings, height 5cm and a finely carved Indian ivory figure of a dancing Shiva and Parvathy, both standing on Alidh Asana and both casting Abhaya Mudra, each of their arms and the rest raised up the air, naturalistically carved with serene expressions, height 9cm
Lot 1926
A 19th century Islamic ivory and ebony wooden toiletry set comprising a pair of small circular boxes, diameter 8cm, a medium size circular box, diameter 10cm, a ring stand, height 11cm, and a pair of candlesticks, height 16cm, all decorated with circular and crescent moon shaped patterns, with rings of circular dots (illustrated)
Lot 1990
*A West African Loango Coast Kongo of Vili peoples carved ivory tusk, carved in a spiral band, images of slaves, men carrying things like food and properties, traders haggling and presiding over Colonial dignitaries process, in single file to the tip of the tusk. These tusks were carved between 1830 and 1900 using iron tools in workshops along the Loango Coast. The native artists of these workshops adapted the naturalism and expressive power of their traditional art to produce these unique objects depicting the commercial trade and activities of European and African merchants, height 38.5cm
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