There are 239713 lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service.
Click here to subscribeA pair of Royal Worcester floral decorated blush ivory vases, height 17.5cm, a Royal Worcester blush ivory ewer, height 15cm and a Royal Worcester floral decorated blush ivory square sectioned vase, height 16.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: Rubbing to the gilding and surface wear throughout, the square section vase is slightly more worn, otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
An early 20th century Japanese carved ivory figure group of a lion attacking a crocodile, signed with two character marks to base, length 20cm. CONDITION REPORT: Two eyes of the crocodile are missing as is the left eye of the lion. Some of the limbs are slightly loose but no further significant damage.
An Edwardian hallmarked silver aide-mémoire of rectangular form with engine turned decoration and central circular panel with engraved initials, the interior with stamp compartments and ivory central writing plaque, with white metal propelling pencil, Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, London 1903, 10 x 7cm.
A fine Victorian walnut marquetry inlaid games table, the shaped rectangular top with brass border centred with a chess/draughts board, veneered in ivory and coromandel, with detailed foliate marquetry panels to each end above a birdseye maple and oak line sectioned frieze drawer, four stop fluted circular turned tapering legs to turned brass feet united by shaped stretchers, width 86cm, depth 61cm, height 75cm. CONDITION REPORT: One panel of ivory veneer which is missing and has been replaced by a simulated painted panel, otherwise shows general where commensurate with age, a small amount of lifting to the veneers and small splits to the veneers. Metal work has been highly polished over the years. Overall in good order. From a local farmhouse. Requires a small amount of TLC.
A pair of mid 19th century Sinhalese carved ebony and specimen wood inlaid occasional tables, the hexagonal top with leaf carved edge and central swirling flowerhead inlay with radiating veneers of specimen woods, including palm, calamander, satinwood and rosewood, outlined in silver metal stringing and centred by an ivory flowerhead above a cushion moulded frieze with ebony lined drawer on lotus leaf and double C-scroll supports on a canted rectangular base with scrolled feet, height 74cm. CONDITION REPORT: Several losses to string/chevron inlay. For a detailed report and high res images, please email conditionreports@adampartridge.co.uk
"An early 20thC ivory card holder, the gilt hinges engraved with scrolling branches; an early 20thC ivory clock case with silver mounts; a late19thC/early 20thC Indian ivory miniature bookmark carved with an elephant; an early 20thC carved ivory donkey & quantity of ivory backed brushes (qty)"
A 19TH CENTURY PORTRAIT MINIATURE of oval form, watercolours on ivory panel, depicting a gentleman in period attire, named as Richard Goddard to the interior, within a gilt slip, moulded oval frame, under glass. 7.5cm x 6cm Ill fitting in frame, the reverse of frame requires attention, some surface dirt to panel.
AN EDWARDIAN INLAID ROSEWOOD BIJOUTERIE TABLE having a rectangular top with central glass panel, applied gilt-metal mounts, glazed sides and material lined interior, raised on slender tapering square section legs with ivory inlaid pendants and uniting shaped under stretcher, on castors. 77cm(h) x 91cm(w) x 53cm(d) Marks and scratches, the top glass panel appears to be a replacement.
A GROUP OF SILVER FLATWARE comprising two silver blade butter knives with ivory and mother of pearl handles, Sheffield 1871 & 1901 makers AH & Levesly Brothers; a silver blade fish knife, Sheffield 1901, maker Mappin & Webb, and a silver server with foliate cast handle, marks for London 1841, maker most probably John & Henry Lias. (4) 210grams(total inc handles) Marks scratches edge knocks and wear, the servers blade appears repaired & worn.
A VICTORIAN STYLE SILVER MOUNTED EBONY WALKING CANE, the tapering shaft mounted with a foliate embossed silver mount, marks for Birmingham 1997, maker KC, the terminal mounted with an earlier (pre 1947) ivory handle carved in the form of a dogs head with inset glass eyes. 94cm(h) Splits to dogs head, marks and scratches to case.
TWO JAPANESE BRONZE ELEPHANT AND TIGER GROUPS late Meiji period (1868-1912) the rearing bull elephant with a tiger attacking his back, another clawing his back leg, with ivory inset tusks, triple cast character mark, 14cm high; the other smaller but conforming. 10.5cm(h), each on a hardwood base. (2) The smaller elephant with re-glued and depleted tusks, the larger with re-glued tusks, some wear mainly to base of feet.
Loading...
