A nice old Bowie knife, unmarked slightly clipped back blade 8", the hilt having silver crossguard with down turned quillons, silver ferrule, and marine ivory grip, in its leather sheath with silver chape and locket, the latter with strap loop. GC (the blade lightly pitted and cleaned) £100-200
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An Indian matchlock jezail, octagonal barrel 43" with slightly flared muzzle and inlaid with a narrow copper band near the breech and muzzle, fullstocked with 5 narrow brass barrel bands, the butt inlaid with ivory stylised vases of flowers. GWO & C (some wear, the butt has been grafted onto the fore end). £60-120
Dr Christopher Dresser (British 1834-1904) for Elkington & Co, a silver and ivory 'Claret or water jug' with hinged cover,Mark of Elkington & Co (Frederick Elkington), Birmingham hallmarks 1885, base stamped Elkington & Co, 17559, Rd.22870,Having an angled and elliptical neck with hinged cover and turned ivory finial with incised parallel lines on the edge, the globular silver body raised on a short stem and circular, spreading foot, the angled handle centred with a short section of ivory carved with repeated twin parallel lines, with part gilded interior,23.5cm high; approximate weight 20.3oz, Literature: Michael Whiteway, Christopher Dresser 1834-1904, with a text by Augusto Morello, published by Skira, Italy, 2001, p.165, pl.198 and back cover illustrates a similar form jug, but silver-plated rather than silver, and with slight variation to the finial and handle. The silver jug presented by Roseberys has two slender silver support strips on the underside of the ivory element to the handle that the silver-plated version in the book does not have and the finial on the Roseberys jug is more delicate, repeats the linear decoration from its handle and is attached to its cover by a silver stem. Also, illustrated in the book on page 167 is a detail from a page from Elkington's silver pattern book, 1885, which shows the drawing of the jug, numbered 17559 and annotated with it's registration number 22870. Next to the jug are two other known Dresser jugs numbered 17556 and 17557 respectively and also annotated with their respective design registration numbers of 22872 and 22871. In the Register for designs, recorded 2nd March 1885, in the National Archive at Kew there is a group entry for Elkington and Company “22870 – 2”. The description reads "Design for a Claret or Water jug applicable to both pattern and shape." There are individual representations corresponding to the three numbers in another volume devoted to the representations and these are similar to those in the Elkington pattern book. IVORY: Finial: the finial has some crazing to the top and there is a tiny loss at the top where the silver comes through the centre. A few marks. The incised lines look to be coloured and there are some losses to the colour. Handle: some fine hairlines along the grain. There is some discolouration in keeping with age and use. Most of the colouring that would have been in the grooves is gone.SILVER: there is a shallow indentation on the front edge of the cover, at the lip, with some tiny abrasions, this corresponds with similar tiny indentations, texturing and abrasions on the lip of the neck and the underside of the lip. Some occasional fine abrasions on the cover and neck. The hinge is good and stable. Handle structure good. There a few tiny indentations on the body with some occasional random abrasions on the body and foot. There is natural wear to the underside of the foot rim in keeping with age and natural use. The interior has residual gilding on the inside of cover, lip and neck. There are no traces of gilt to the globular part and dirt and residue evident. Overall the jug is in good condition and presents well. Please note that this lot contains ivory. Ivory is an endangered material with very strict rules about export/import. If you plan to take this lot out of the UK please check with your shipper or Country regulations that you can before bidding. Some countries do not allow the importation or exportation of ivory. A Bill has come into law in the UK, effective from the beginning of June, that limits the buying and selling of ivory.
Demetre H. Chiparus (Romanian/French 1886-1947), 'Eternal Story' a cold-painted spelter and 'ivorine' group presented on an onyx and slate clock with matching garniture,c.1930, the clock face signed 'Galicce Toulon',Modelled and cast as a romantic scene of Pierrot and Pierette mounted on the top of the central clock, flanked with two garniture, the stepped base set with a rectangular clock face, with key,54 cm high, 69.5 cm long, 19.5 cm deep, garniture 22.5 cm high, 18.7 cm wide, 13 cm deep, (3)Literature: Alberto Shayo, Chiparus Master of Art Deco, Abberville Press, 1993, p.90 (similar figurative model illustrated)Pierettes 'ivorine' face has been over painted. There are a few marks to Pierrots face but generally good and the hands are also in good condition. There are some losses to finish on Pierettes dress. In general some aging and wear to surfaces with rubbing to high points. There are some nicks and chips to edges of the onyx and slate.(Ivorine is a man made composition/material made to simulate ivory.) Please note Rosebery's do not guarantee the working condition, duration or timekeeping of clocks offered for sale.
Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec (French), a 'Blur Green' flatweave runner for Nanimarquina,c.2015, with manufacturer's label to border and reverse,Hand loomed and made from Afghan wool, with green and black geometric lines on an ivory ground,385cm x 78cmPlease refer to department for condition report
AMENDMENT please note - There are a pair of stools with this lot, not one stool as originally stated in the cataloguing.James Henry Sellers (British 1861-1954), a pair of satinwood, burr wood and parquetry dressing chests, with associated dressing mirror and stool,c.1930, The dressing chests with ebonised banding and red geometric line inlay, each with two cupboard doors and two drawers with ivory handles, on square section supports with brass sabots, the full length mirror flanked by smaller hinged mirrors, the stool with curved upholstered drop in seat on square section supports united by stretchers and with brass sabots,Dressing chests : each 74.5cm high, 48.5cm wide, 52cm deep,Mirror: 167cm high, 108cm Stool: 49cm high, 56cm wide, 45cm deep (4)
James Henry Sellers (British 1861-1954), a pair of satinwood, burr wood and parquetry bed side cabinets,c.1930, Of bowfront form, the top with open compartment above parquetry door with ebonised moulding, ivory handles and with red geometric line inlay to sides, on inward stepped plinth base,Each 76cm high, 41cm wide, 42cm deep (2)Please refer to department for condition report
A 19th Century Flemish simulated scarlet tortoiseshell, ebony and ivory inlaid architectural cabinet on a stand:, bordered with ivory lines, the upper part with ripple mouldings, surmounted by a caddy top hinged box compartment, fitted with ten small drawers with applied gilt metal bandings about a central architectural compartment with mirrored and pillared back, framed by ten small drawers and with a parquetry floor, containing a single long drawer below, the stand with an arcaded apron on turned and fluted tapered legs, united by curved flattened X-frame stretchers, terminating in bun-shaped feet, the stand 112cm (3ft 8in) wide, 172cm (5ft 7 3/4in) overall height.
A Victorian rosewood and marquetry credenza, circa 1870,: the line inlaid breakfront top above a frieze of Vitruvian scrollwork, above twin panel doors with ivory and boxwood inlaid flambeau urns and Bacchic trophies within Neoclassical niches, flanked to each side by open shelves, above an openwork scrolling foliate gallery; on four turned front legs and two straight back legs; 100cm high, 138cm wide, 41cm deep.
Five Royal Worcester figures, date codes for 1893, 1901 and 1918, modelled by James Hadley, including a pair of Cairo Water Carriers, a pair of Bringaree Indians and a larger figure of a dancing Classical maiden, decorated in shot enamels, the water carriers with raised gilt designs on blush ivory, some damages and restoration, 22.3cm max. (5)
A fine pair of Minton pâte-sur-pâte vases and stands by Marc Louis Solon, date codes for 1889, of vase hollandais nouveau shape, enamelled in white on a green ground with scenes of putti courting, the narrow panels with flowers inscribed 'Passionnement', 'Pas de tout', 'Beaucoup' and 'Un Peu', raised on reticulated bases with panels of flowers and musical instruments, all reserved on an ivory ground within elaborate gilt borders by Alfred Evans and J. Marrow, signed 'M L Solon' on one panel and 'L Solon' on another, each signed underneath 'J Marrow & A Evans', the bases with gilt factory marks and marked 'Manufactured for Phillips', green 'SMS' monogram, 24.5cm. (4) Provenance: from the collection of David Lavender.
HAT PIN STANDS. Three hat pin stands in oak, ivory & gilt metal & velvet. Diameter of oak stand 18.5cm. Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of a private vendor. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.
BONE & IVORY HAT PINS. Six various hat pins including four in bone, one Japanese carved monkey sitting on a sphere & a double tusk pin. Longest 23cm. All hatpins are in clean or reasonably clean condition. The pins however, have varying degrees of rust. Please request a condition report. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect. WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.
BONE & IVORY HAT PINS. Four carved bone hat pins including a skull & a carved ivory monkey hat pin. Longest 23cm. All hatpins are in clean or reasonably clean condition. The pins however, have varying degrees of rust. Please request a condition report. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect. WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.
BONE & IVORY HAT PINS. Two flat topped ivory hat pins, one carved & pierced with a dragon. Also, one other dragon carved hat pin & carved bone hat pins. Longest 24cm. All hatpins are in clean or reasonably clean condition. The pins however, have varying degrees of rust. Please request a condition report. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect. WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.
BONE & IVORY HAT PINS. Two Chinese flat topped, carved & pierced ivory hat pins & six other carved hat pins including a bone feather. Longest 31cm. All hatpins are in clean or reasonably clean condition. The pins however, have varying degrees of rust. Please request a condition report. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect. WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.
IVORY & BONE HAT PINS. Four Japanese animal carved ivory & bone hat pins & a Shibayama hat pin with signature plaque. Longest 20.5cm. All hatpins are in clean or reasonably clean condition. The pins however, have varying degrees of rust. Please request a condition report. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect. WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.
IVORY, CORAL ETC. A green stained, pierced ivory hat pin, a coral & paste hat pin, a carved amber hat pin etc. Longest 30cm. All hatpins are in clean or reasonably clean condition. The pins however, have varying degrees of rust. Please request a condition report. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect. WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.
WOODEN HAT PINS ETC. Three carved wooden hat pins, two set with glass eyes. Also, a Japanese stained ivory monkey hat pin. Longest 27cm. All hatpins are in clean or reasonably clean condition. The pins however, have varying degrees of rust. Please request a condition report. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect. WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.
A Late 17th/Early 18th Century North Italian Ivory and Penwork Inlaid Table Chest of Two Drawers in the Mannerist Style with Brazilian Rosewood, Kingwood and Boxwood, Geometric Veneers, Penwork Ivory Mask Inlay to give a Trompe L'Oeuil Four Drawer Effect with Cylinders Around Border. 32x17x25cms
GEORGIAN & LATER PORTRAIT MINIATURES & SILHOUETTES (5) and a circular brass lidded box with repousse image of a Welsh Lady, the portraits include an ivory slip oval miniature of a gentleman painted by JOHN BOYLE (Bath) circa 1790, 6 x 4.5cms approx, an unsigned watercolour on paper of a gentleman, 7.5 x 6.5cms along with three side profile silhouettes of two gentlemen and a bonneted lady, 8.5 x 7cms the latter, all mounted in ebonised frames, four having acorn or leaf top hanging loops, the circular format example without, the brass box, 7cms H, 13.75cms diameter
A mixed group of Royal Worcester and Royal Crown Derby porcelain: comprising a blush ivory cup and saucer, a coffee can and saucer, a small plate and a vase each decorated with bouquets, together with a pair of coffee cans and saucers in the Imari pattern and a Royal Robin paperweight, various marks and dates.
Two Troika pottery vases: comprising a rectangular vase with incised abstract designs picked out in russet and blue on a textured ivory ground, painted Troika, Cornwall, England with monogram for Linda Thomas, 22.5cm high, together with a small wheel vase incised with abstract designs in ivory and pale green on a textured blue ground, painted Troika with monogram for Anne Lewis, 12cm high.
A Royal Worcester porcelain cabaret set: comprising a teapot and cover, sugar bowl, milk jug, four cups and four saucers and a tray, each decorated with flowers on a graduating turquoise and ivory, gold embellished ground, black and puce backstamps and date codes for 1903-06, tray 37cm wide, [rim chip to tray]
George Engleheart [1752-1829]-A miniature portrait of a naval officer said to be Captain Lucius Henry Dawson RN,:- head and shoulders with powdered hair and brown eyes, wearing a navy blue coat with brass naval buttons,head and shoulders, on ivory, oval 3.9cm, within a yellow metal and blue glass frame with opaque glass reverse containing a lock of hair and seed pearls.* Biography Lucius Henry Dawson, youngest son of Richard Dawson of Ardee in Louth, Ireland, and Anne, daughter of Sir Edward O'Brien Bt. of Dromoland Castle. He joined the Royal Navy as a midshipman and attained the rank of Captain.
James Leakey [1775-1865]-A miniature portrait of a young Midshipman,:-head and shoulders with brown eyes, wearing a dark blue coat, white waistcoat, frilled cravat and ribbon necktie, sky background, on ivory, oval 6.5cm, in a yellow metal frame with hair plait reverse.*Provenance. Bonhams Fine Portrait Miniatures, November 2012.
Circle of Thomas Hazlehurst [c.1740-1821]-A miniature portrait of a Midshipman,:-head and shoulders with brown eyes, wearing a tricorn hat and navy blue coat with brass buttons, pale blue/grey 'eggshell' background, signed with a monogram 'EJ'? bottom right, on ivory, oval 4.9cm, in yellow metal case.
Henry Bone [1755-1834]-A miniature portrait of Admiral John Tremayne Rodd [1769-1838],:- head and shoulders with wavy powdered hair and brown eyes, wearing uniform, sky background, on ivory, oval 7.2cm, in a yellow metal frame with blue and opaque glass reverse inset with a lock of hair and seed pearls.* Provenance. The Stanhope Rodd Collection of Henry Bone Miniatures, sold at Bearnes, Hampton & Littlewood Exeter, July 2009.* Notes Depicted in the uniform of a Captain, John Tremayne Rodd was noted for his service during the Napoleonic Wars and the French Revolution on various ships including HMS Bonetta, HMS Scorpion, HMS San Joseph and the frigate HMS Indefatigable in which he served as the main scout for the British Squadron blockading Brest. In 1825 he was promoted to Rear Admiral of The Red and 1832 became a Knight Commander of The Order of The Bath.
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