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Lot 324
A good late 19th Century bone and ivory quayside model of the Orient Steamship Scott, the fully detailed deck with flying bridge and figures of passengers and crew on a plank and pinned hull on a mirrored waterline base, the ship moored to a wooden model quayside with hand painted ivory figures of passengers and onlookers, contained within carved and glazed mahogany case, 57cm x 26cm x 27cm. *Notes - Named Scott to the bow and Orient to the stern, this is most probably the Orient, though under a French flag she appears to be flying the colours for P McAllum & Sons Ltd.
Lot 44
A set of twelve George III silver and ivory dessert knives and forks in a cutlery case, the silver by Moses Brent, London 1792 (marked to knife blades only), the green stained handles with blackened crests, the earlier shagreen case with brass mounts, the sloping lid revealing the original velvet lined fitted interior, on brass dome feet, 25cm (9 3/4in) high. The crest of WYATT of Essex and of Kent.
Lot 81
A late George III silver circular pedestal coffee jug and tea pot by William Burwash, London 1819, the coffee jug with an ivory lobed finial to the lobed dome centred cover, a part ebonised wood double snake handle, a shell and scroll foliate rim, a half lobed body, the circular foot with a conforming band, engraved with a crest and a motto ‘Dominus Providebit’, the coffee jug 25.5cm (10in) high, the tea pot 28cm (11in) long, 1915g (61.6 oz) gross. An open book is recorded as a crest for the Scottish families: DALGLEISH, DUNBAR, FORBES, GARDEN, GRANT, HAMILTON, MENZIES, POLLOCK, ROUE, UMPHREY and WARNER.In this case the open book is the crest of the Grants of Monymusk, the vendor`s mother was the daughter of Sir Francis Grant, 10th Baronet.
Lot 89
A George III silver circular tea pot by Robert, David and Samuel Hennell, London 1802, with a turned and stained ivory finial to the half reeded pull-off cover and a wooden scroll handle, the cape rim with a gadrooned edge, the half reeded body and spout on a circular foot, 26cm (10 1/4in) long, 622g (20 oz) gross
Lot 115
A French Art Deco silver coloured four piece tea and coffee service by Henin & Cie., Paris, post 1838 1st standard, circa 1930, canted-square with cushion shape finials on a moulded foot, the tea pot, coffee pot and cream jug with ivory handles, the tea pot 19cm (7 1/2in) long, the coffee pot 18cm (7in) high, 1831g (58.9 oz) gross. See sale these rooms 8th June 2010 ‘English & Continental Ceramics & Decorative Arts’, lot 118 for a four piece service in the same pattern with a tray. Henin exhibited at the 1930 exhibition ‘Décor de la Table’ at the Musée Galléria alongside Puiforcat, Lapparra, Tetard, Cardeilhac and Bloch-Eschwege.
Lot 126
A extensive Austro-Hungarian silver table service by Josef Carl Klinkosch, Vienna, 1867-1922 3rd (.800) standard, Imperial silversmiths mark, in a rococo foliate pattern, engraved with a coronet, a monogram ‘AG’ beneath, comprising: Twenty four table forks, Twelve table spoons, Twelve dessert forks, Twelve dessert spoons, Twelve tea spoons, Eleven coffee spoons, Twelve ice cream spoons, An ice cream serving spoon, Two serving forks, Two serving spoons, Two dessert serving spoons, Six salt spoons, Six salt cellars (with blue glass liners). Three sauce ladles, A soup ladle, An asparagus tongs, A cake server, A pair of fish servers, A sugar sifting spoon, A butter knife, 9886g (317.8 oz); With a pair of silver and ivory salad servers and a silver and steel serving knife; And the following with silver handles and steel blades: Twenty one table knives, Twenty three dessert knives (and a handle); In a light oak fitted canteen box, the cover with a plaque engraved with a coronet, a monogram ‘AG’ beneath, 63cm (24 3/4in) wide. The coronet for a count (Graf).
Lot 131
A German silver coloured four piece straight-sided oval tea and coffee service on an oval tray by Bruckmann & Sohne, Heilbronn, post 1886.800 standard, stamped Posen as retailer, the tea and coffee pots with ivory ball finials to the flat lift-off covers, all with ivory harp handles, pierced gallery rims and guilloche bands, the tea pot 25.5cm (10in) long, the coffee pot 15.5cm (6in) high; the oval galleried tray incorporating two cut-out handles, on four bun feet, 45cm (17 3/4in) long, 2803g (90.1 oz) gross
Lot 132
A German silver mounted ivory Historismus tankard, pseudo Augsburg marks, probably Hanau, late 19th century in 17th century style, the hinged domed cover with a bifurcated thumb piece, lacking the finial, chased with reclining soldiers in reserves divided by fruit and with a scalloped rim, the scroll handle cast with a helmeted bust, the ivory cylindrical body carved in high relief with a frieze of a raging battle with horse and foot soldiers, the foot mount chased with martial trophies and with a scalloped rim, the interior gilt, marked on base lip, 26cm (10 1/4in) high
Lot 133
A German silver mounted ivory Historismus tankard, pseudo Augsburg marks, probably Hanau, late 19th century in 17th century style, the hinged domed cover with an open scroll thumb piece, a running figure with wine cup finial, chased with scroll foliage on a matted ground, the scroll handle cast with an eagle bust, the ivory cylindrical body carved in high relief with a frieze of a busy market or fair scene, the foot mount chased with a laurel band and scroll foliage on a matted ground, the interior gilt, marked on base lip, 33.5cm (13 1/4in) high
![[Medical interest] A set of three Victorian tracheotomy tubes, stamped ‘Silver’, with oval tops, 5.5cm to 4.8cm l](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10011/2883096/168-2013516191752_468x382.jpg)
Lot 168
[Medical interest] A set of three Victorian tracheotomy tubes, stamped ‘Silver’, with oval tops, 5.5cm to 4.8cm long, in a fitted black leather covered case with an ivory handled scalpel, stamped ‘Mappin & Co 121 New St Birmingham’, the case 17cm (6 3/4in) long. John Mappin was born in London in 1796. He became a surgical instrument maker in Birmingham. He was mentioned in the London Gazette of 19th February 1867 as still working as a surgical instrument and truss maker. He died in 1881 aged 85.
Lot 173
A George III gilt metal chatelaine, the scroll edged figural clip with two conforming panels beneath hung with an ogee sided necessaire worked in high relief with figures amidst scrolls on a matted ground, opening to reveal various implements, comprising: an ivory twin blade aide memoire, a snuff spoon, a scissors, a pencil holder and a folding knife, with two subsidiary small boxes, one fitted for a thimble (missing), the etui 10cm (4in) high, the overall drop 21cm (8 1/4in), in a later Silvio Ferrara, Rome case
Lot 175
A gilt metal, mother of pearl and red enamel chatelaine, late 18th century, the scroll edged clip hung with a shaped sided rectangular section necessaire, opening to reveal various implements, comprising: an ivory twin blade aide memoire, a scissors, an ear pick, a tweezers and a handle, with two subsidiary small boxes, one fitted for a thimble (now missing), the etui 10cm (4in) high, the overall drop 20.5cm (8in)
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