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Click here to subscribeA silk prayer rug 20th century, the central dark red field with a lobed mihrab and ornate pendant lantern over six urns beneath, flanked by pairs of spiral twisted columns supporting the mihrab, which is decorated with ivory, olive green and ochre floral and foliate scrolls on a dark blue ground, beneath a copper floral panel, all within multiple Herati borders, 72 x 52in. (183 x 132cm.).
A caramel swirl glass vase in the manner of Bermondsey Glass Works of flared cylindrical form, 10½in.(26.5cm.) high, together with another vase of similar form but with an inturned rim, in amber and cranberry swirls, 9in. (23cm.) high and an opaque ivory and brown glass vase of inverted baluster shape with everted rim and knopped base on a rounded footrim, 12¼in. (31.5cm.) high, all early 20th century. (3)
A Cantonese black lacquered and parcel gilt wood sewing and writing box, late 19th century, of rectangular section with canted corners, the hinged cover, front, back and sides decorated with figural battle scenes, with a metal swing handle at each end, on four stylised paw feet, the interior with lift-out tray with fitted compartments containing various turned ivory needlework implements, a drawer beneath with hinged writing surface, 15.5cm high, 34cm wide View on dnfa.com
Thomas Earnshaw No.365/2536. A one day marine chronometer, the 3 inch silvered dial signed Thos. Earnshaw, INVT ET FECIT, No 365, ONE DAY; subsidiary seconds, plain blued steel hands, Roman numerals, the 4 pillar movement signed Thos. Earnshaw, Invt et fecit, No 365, London 2536; Earnshaw type escapement with spring detent, bimetallic Z balance with brass compensation weights, blued steel helical spring, in typical Earnshaw brass bowl with skirt counterweight; (gimbal and brass locking arms lacking) circa 1805, in a later associated mahogany box with re-engraved ivory plaque Earnshaw 365 Deckwatch, box 5in. (12cm) square.
A 19th century mahogany banjo barometer, with a swan neck pediment and ivory mounts, to a hygrometer and thermometer above a convex mirror with ebonised reeded frame, the main 8 inch dial above a level, the dial inscribed Warranted Correct, the case with ebony and boxwood stringing, 38.5in (98cm) h.
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