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Lot 91
A JAPANESE SHIBAYAMA TUSK LIDDED VASE, MEIJI PERIOD, THE IVORY TUSK INCISED AND INLAID TO ONE SIDE WITH SWALLOWS AND BLOSSOM, TO THE OTHER A COCKEREL AND HEN WITH BUTTERFLIES, LOCUSTS AND FLOWERS. WORK IN VARIOUS COLOURED MOTHER OF PEARL, HARD STONES AND TORTOISESHELL, INLAID MOTHER OF PEARL SIGNATURE PLAQUE AND BUTTERFLIES TO BASE AND LID, THE LID HAVING APPLIED FLOWER DECORATION AND ORNATELY CARVED FLOWER FINIAL, APPROX. 13cm AND 10 X 10cm
Lot 228
A COLLECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS PORCELAIN INCLUDING WADE TORTOISE, BROWN CERAMIC EGG BASKET IN THE FORM OF A SITTING HEN, GRIMWADES ROYAL WINTON IVORY CHINTZ PORCELAIN CRUET, ROYAL DOULTON SUMMER TRINKET BOX, CADBURY`S CHOCOLATE DRINKING MUG, TWO SPODE ROCKINGHAM TEA PLATES, ROYAL DOULTON AUTUMN AND SUMMER `BRAMLEY HEDGE` PLATES. (9)
Lot 256
Three portrait miniatures 19th century, one oval with a lady wearing a green dress looking to her right, within a veneered ivory and tortoiseshell frame, the second oval with a lady wearing a pink dress with lace and a feather in her hair, within a veneered ivory frame, the third rectangular with a lady in blue, within a veneered ivory and tortoiseshell frame, signed `Reny`, together with a framed scene depicting two ladies in a garden, within a veneered ivory frame with ivory stringing. (4)
Lot 375
A George III inlaid mahogany wheel barometer circa 1800, the case with broken arch pediment and edged with boxwood and ebony, silvered hygrometer dial, alcohol thermometer, convex mirror in a reeded ebonised mount, 7¾in. silvered dial, turned ivory pointer wheel and silvered spirit level signed `H. Cattaneo, York`, 37½in. (95.5cm.) high.
Lot 403
A French marquetry inlaid table en chiffoniere 19th century, the oblong serpentine hinged top inlaid with a dive in flight within a laurel wreath, bordered by floral sprays and fleur-de-lys in fruitwoods and stained ivory and an outer cross banded border, the underside of the lid in rosewood, burr walnut and calamander, inlaid with a star in ebony and ivory, over a serpentine frieze drawer with gilt metal mounts and floral fruitwood and ivory marquetry, the conforming sides centred by gilt masks, on angular cabriole supports with gilt mounts and sabots, 18 x 16½in. (46 x 42cm.), 29in. (73.5cm.) high.
Lot 434
A George IV rosewood banded mahogany tea table the D-shaped fold over top swivelling to reveal storage beneath, over a brass inlaid and rosewood centre banded frieze, on twin turned, reeded and petal carved columns to an ivory inlaid keyhole shaped base, raised on four strung downswept supports with brass hairy paw cap casters, 36 x 18in. (91.5 x 46cm.), 29½in. (75cm.) high.
Lot 52
A Chinese carved ivory puzzle ball on stand second half of 20th century, the 2in. (5cm.) diameter ball with an outer layer carved and pierced with coiled dragons amidst clouds, with fourteen circular apertures revealing the nine star and dot pierced spheres within, supported on a turned column with figural and rockwork carved mount, on a toothed circular base, 6¼in. (16cm.) high overall, together with a small ivory puzzle ball pendant. (2)
Lot 54
An Anglo-Indian Vizagapatam stag horn tea caddy 19th century, of serpentine form, veneered sandalwood, the hinged top opening to reveal a buffalo horn interior with twin ivory lidded compartments each with engraved floral monochrome penwork borders heightened in lac, with original lead lining, 7 x 11in. (18 x 28cm.)
Lot 15
A matched silver three piece cafe au lait service on a tray, the pots by Adie Bros., Birmingham 1929 and 1934, the sugar bowl by William Neale & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1937, the tray by Maple & Co., Sheffield 1935, each incuse stamped for Maple & Co. as retailers, the pots tapered canted-rectangular with ivory finials and scroll handles, 20cm (8in) high; the canted-rectangular tray 46.5cm (18 1/4in) long, 2204g (70.85 oz) gross
Lot 35
Pittway Bros., a crocodile Gladstone type travelling case with silver mounted fittings, the fittings by Norman Marshall, London 1901 and 1902, the double-ended medicine spoon by Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, London 1902, the ten jar and bottle covers and the shaving brush each engraved with a monogram ‘GP’ (another from another case), ivory mounted accessories including two steel boot pulls and various brushes, a manicure set in a leather folder, a stationery folder, a portable mirror and a leather cigar case, gilt stamped ‘Pittway Bros, London, EC1’, the exterior stamped ‘G. B. P.’, 47cm (18 ?in) long. Volume I of The Directory of Gold & Silversmiths (Woodbridge, 1987), p. 368 mentions William Tween and Frederick Purnell under the entry for Pittway Brothers. They are recorded as having bought the firm, listed in London directories as being a manufacturer of desks and dressing cases, circa 1861.
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