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Lot 121
A George V silver and enamel cased dressing set London 1928, maker Mappin & Webb, the silver mounted set with turquoise bassetaille enamel decoration, comprising four hair and clothes brushes, tortoiseshell comb, hand mirror, shoe horn, button hook and four etched and cut glass jars & bottles, plus a sea-green leather jewellery box, in the original sea-green leather case with ivory silk interior and leather edged mirror inside the lid, case faded.
Lot 122
A 1920s Continental enamelled silver dressing set with `925` Sterling mark and import mark for 1927, comprising a hand mirror, two hair brushes, two clothes brushes, button hook, shoe horn, cut glass circular pot and two cut glass bottles, all with pink guilloche enamel decoration, and each with a watercolour on ivory plaque depicting classical maidens and putti. (10)
Lot 156
Four antique walking canes late 19th / early 20th century, comprising an ebony cane with ivory tip and silver plated knop modelled as a leopard fighting a snake, the collar with presentation inscription dated 1867; a bamboo cane with horn handle carved as a mythical beast with open mouth, ivory tongue and red cut stone eyes; an ebonised cane with white metal eagle`s head handle with glass eyes, one missing; and a Malacca cane with Continental Art Nouveau style silver handle. (4)
Lot 157
A set of five Dieppe ivory Dickensian figures 19th century, comprising Mr. Pecksniff, Mrs. Camp, Mr. Pickwick, Capt. Cuttle and Mr. Dick, mounted on turned ebonised bases with inset ivory name plaques, 5in to 5.25in (12.5cm to 13.5cm) high, Mrs. Camp`s parasol handle replaced, Mr. Pickwick lacks cane. (5)
Lot 162
A 19th century carved ivory chess set stained red and natural, all pieces with beaded rim to the base, the kings and queens of turned and carved form, the kings with urn finial, the queens with ball finial, the knights with horses` heads on ring turned stems and black painted eyes, the bishops with widely split mitres, the rooks are raised turrets with flared carved collars, the pawns of simple ring turned form, the kings 8.7cm. high, the pawns 4.2cm. high, one red pawn replaced, two pawns with replaced bases.
Lot 176
An oak cased set of drawing instruments circa 1900, by Jackson Bros. Ltd., Leeds & Armley, containing nickel plated and ivory handled instruments, plus an ebony and brass parallel rule by Harling Ltd., 10.5 x 6.75in. (26.5 x 17cm.), together with a smaller oak cased set by J. Coombes, Devonport, with similar contents plus a boxwood protractor rule, 8 x 5.25in. (20.5 x 13.5cm.) and two part-complete rosewood cased sets. (4)
Lot 178
Five cased drawing instruments sets Victorian and Edwardian, including three rosewood cased sets, a fruitwood cased set and a faux-leather cased set by Baraban of Paris, the sets containing a variety of brass, plated and bone/ivory handled instruments, ivory and boxwood protractors, a boxwood sector, brass protractors and an ebony parallel rule, the cases from 7.25 x 4.25in. (18.5 x 11cm.) to 8.25 x 4.75in. (21 x 12cm.). (5)
Lot 179
Four Victorian mahogany cased draughtsman`s instrument sets containing a variety of brass, plated and ivory/bone handled instruments, including an Army & Navy set with ivory sector, ivory protractor rule and boxwood rules, French curve and Marquois scales, 14.25 x 5.25in. (36 x 13.5cm.), a second Army & Navy set with boxwood rules and Marquois scales, 14 x 5in. (35.5 x 12.5cm.), a set with the ivory handles stamped `Harling`, 10.75 x 7in. (27.5 x 18cm.) and an Elliott Bros. of London set with ebony rolling parallel rule, 13.5 x 5in. (34.5 x 12.5cm.). (4)
Lot 181
Four Victorian drawing instrument sets comprising a Stanley set in a leather case, 6.5 x 4.75in. (16.5 x 12cm.), a smaller Stanley set, 7.25 x 3in. (18.5 x 7.5cm.), and an Adie of Westminster set, 7.75 x 5.5in. (19.5 x 14cm.), all three containing nickel plated and ivory instruments, plus a smaller leather cased set with brass protractor and plated instruments. (4)
Lot 213
A Fiji Islands whale tooth necklace first half of 20th century, comprised of thirty finely carved longitudinal sections of marine ivory each curving gracefully and tapering to a fine point and drilled at the end for suspension to a whitemetal cord, the terminal of each tooth with a decorative pierced whitemetal mount, diameter 10.5in (27cm), the longest tooth 4in (10cm) long.
Lot 386
An Anglo-Indian ivory, sandalwood and sadeli inlaid glove box 19th century, the lid decorated in a radial pattern in alternating bands of ivory and sandalwood with sadeli roundels, the sides similarly decorated in stripes, 11 x 4.25in (28 x 11cm), together with another similar box in ivory veneer with sadeli roundels and banding, a sadeli and ivory card case and a similar note card holder. (4)
Lot 86
A good 19th century Indian sandalwood workbox, carved in low relief with elephants, wild animals, birds and foliage, within bands of ivory and mosaic work, the interior is substantially complete and again decorated with carving and mosaic work. With the box is an Indian customs document, dated 1863, it is referred to as a small workbox, valued at 30 rupees, being exported from Bombay. (See illustration)
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