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Lot 161
A Victorian oak stick barometer, J.H. Steward, London, late 19th century, with cavetto cornice above glazed twin canted ivory vernier scales calibrated in barometric inches one labelled 10 A.M. YESTERDAY, the other 10 A.M. TODAY and signed J.H. STEWARD, 54 CORNHILL & 406 STRAND, LONDON across upper margin, the case with twin vernier adjustment screws to throat above slender trunk and disc turned cover to the cistern with level adjustment screw to underside, 93cm high.
Lot 262
A George III tortoiseshell veneered, ivory strung and silver mounted tea caddy, late 18th century, of rectangular form, the hinged cover with quatreform green stained tortoiseshell panel with mother of pearl inset fleur-de-lys at the points, the silver swing handle and hinges, hallmarked for London 1798, maker`s mark `WS`, with blonde tortoiseshell panels to front, back and sides, the interior with twin subsidiary caddies with hinged covers flanking a star-cut glass bowl, 13.5cm high, 30.5cm wide. Note: There were a number of silversmiths using very similar marks at this period, including smallworkers
Lot 1379
A George V Silver Desk Calendar, W J Myatt & Co, Birmingham 1929, with printed card changeable calendars and a clear plastic screen marked with a red line to `strike` the days of the week adjusted by two brass knobs, 10cm high; and Two Others, each with printed ivory changeable calendars (3)
Lot 1281
A George I Silver Table Spoon, Newcastle, circa 1721-1727, right facing lion passant, Hanoverian pattern, initialled; Another, Joseph Hicks, Exeter 1784, Old English pattern, initialled and dated 1785; and Four Other Early 18th Century Spoons, all Hanoverian pattern, various London marks 10oz 5dwt gross, contained in a red leather presentation case with ivory plaque inscribed Antique English Silver Spoons 18th Century (6)
Lot 266
MARKLIN 00 TWE 700 Tinplate Diesel Electric Rail Car in Red and Ivory livery with a Silver roof mounted on two four wheel bogies with hand reverse. The Car is electrically lit with cut out windows and celluloid panes. The model is complete apart from some missing celluloid window panes - the tinplate body with TWE 700 and Marklin made in Germany in Gold and Black lettering to the front and rear and 1 and 2 in Gold to both sides is in Good condition. 2 of the Driving wheels (one on either side) have metal fatigue cracks. Remaining wheels and the tinplate motor bogie and rear bogie frames are in Good condition. The motor is complete but untested - the centre pick ups have wear grooves which suggest moderate to heavy use.
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