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Lot 216
A 19th Century Indo Persian horn and ivory hinged casket, of rectangular form, the raised lid and body decorated with fretwork panels with central shaped cartouche decorated with Indian goddess and sacred bull having ivory strapwork decoration 21.5cm wide x 16cm deep x 7cm high with some damages to fretwork and ivory together with a white metal tooth pick and a white metal and agate writing tool engraved A Holyoak
Lot 295
A boxed Norev 'Spot-On' 111/A1 Ford Thames Trader, in British Railways livery together with four other boxed Norev recreations of models from the 'Spot-On' range including 104 MGA in green, 105 Austin Healey Six metallic blue/cream, (5) 107 Jaguar XKSS in ivory and 108 Triumph TR3 in red. All of the Spot-On models recreated by Norev are limited editions of 1000 pieces and all of the models in this lot are VG/E boxed. (5)
Lot 1404
A GEORGE III SILVER TEAPOTOf squat circular form, with partly fluted decoration, crest engraved, with beaded rims and fitted with an ivory handle and finial to to lid, London 1808, no maker's mark, gross weight 783gmsHinge to lid very wobbly. Finial and handle are probably replaced. Fittings to handle and pins have been released and reassembled.Dent to centre of bottom of the teapot. No maker's mark. There are lead solder repairs around the edge of the top of the bottom of the teapot.Otherwise generally a bit tired.
Lot 1500
AN EARLY EDWARDIAN SILVER BREAKFAST DISHOf oval form, with a pivoting lid, oval drop-in liner, with fruiting vine decoration to the handles, the tapered fluted legs raised from paw feet, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1901, length 32cm, height 21.5cm, crest and motto engraved, gross weight 2775 gmsCondition Report: We can confirm that the drop-in liner is silverSplit either side where the screw down pivot position is within the base. There is some distortion to the base.It is possible to unscrew and remove the ivory button which has a central threaded post.Staining inside the inner drop in dish, which does not fit snugly in to position.Otherwise would benefit from careful, professional cleaning.
Lot 1763
A CHINESE CARVED IVORY AND FILIGREE BRACELETMounted with a row of six ivory panels carved and pierced with figures in garden settings, alternating with filigree links, on a snap clasp, length 19cm, gross weight 36 gms, with a fitted wooden case, the hinged lid carved with blossomCondition Report: The filigree has no markings and looks to be over-gilded. There is some damage to the connecting links of the filigree. Four of the ivory panels have small hair cracks to the backs. The ivory panels look to be in good condition. Personal viewing recommended. There is slight damage to the carving of the lid of the wooden box. Length of box, 23.3cm.
Lot 49
Pair of Royal Worcester blush ivory 1410 hand painted vases of oval form having classical flared neck, mask head handles, and the body hand painted with flower spray, standing on a circular and stepped base. 28cm high approximately. Puce printed marks to the underside. (2)(B.P. 21% + VAT) Noticeable tiny nick to one of the noses of the mask heads. Pedestal of base appears to have come off and been re-glued on the other vase.
Lot 2237
A Victorian hallmarked silver card note and stamp wallet with leather interior, Chester 1897, 8.5 x 5cm, approx 61g.Additional InformationThe case covers are slightly sprung to both sides, hallmarks are still legible, the action closes tightly, it has an ivory writing panel to the interior so CITES must be contacted if wanting to export.
Lot 3160
A 19th century watercolour and ivory portrait miniature depicting a gentleman wearing a blue coat in an oval gilt mount 5 x 4cm, in leather folding frame.Additional InformationThere is losses and wear to the outer leather case, minor scratches, scuffs, the hinge is slightly loose, light scratches to the glass and to the portrait but good condition.
Lot 1130
A 19th century mahogany tea caddy with recessed brass handle, height 16cm, width 33cm, depth 16.5cm, with a 19th century rosewood tea caddy with ivory escutcheon, height 16cm (2).Additional InformationThe rosewood tea caddy with some cracks to the wood, some fading and some losses to the veneer and inlay, the other tea caddy with general wear to the surface throughout and some watermarks, the mixing bowl to the interior is not original and the lids to the canister sit slightly proud.
Lot 1479
ROYAL WORCESTER; three pieces of blush ivory including a flatback jug with floral decoration, a potpourri vase (lacking cover) and a leaf-shaped dish, also a reticulated porcelain pedestal vase, height 7cm, unmarked (4).Additional InformationThis lot is from a fire damaged property. The pieces have been cleaned, but please bear in mind that the pieces may have underlying issues due to the fire. As stated, the potpourri is missing its internal and external covers, there is a large chip to the rim, wear to the gilding. Light wear to the gilding throughout. The reticulated piece with numerous chips to the edge and wear to the gilding.
Lot 1742
ROLEX; a gentleman's stainless steel Oyster Perpetual 'Air-King' super precision wristwatch, the ivory coloured dial set with batons, diameter excluding crown 34mm.Additional InformationLacking box and papers, the bracelet is slightly sagging, there are scratches to the case and to the flexi glass. When wound the watch appears to be functioning but no guarantee of working order. The hands move freely.
Lot 197
A vintage 1930s ivory silk velvet long wedding gown with a fitted bodice, long sleeves with covered buttons, a long train to the back with a long row of covered buttons, size small, handmade with no label, and a matching full length veil, 250cm, with a faux flower headdress, with a 1930s silk chiffon and lace drop waisted long sleeved mink coloured dress, the dress was worn by the bride's mother, size small (2).Additional InformationThe vintage silk velvet long wedding gown has a few age spots on it, it is overall in a very good condition for its age and has been stored hanging up well, there are no snags, scuffs or tears, and the sleeves and the bottom of the dress are in good condition, the veil is also in very good condition with no tears to it and has been stored hanging up, the lace headdress is in good vintage condition, the mink dress is in very good condition with no pulls or tears, it too has been handmade and handstitched and is fully lined.
Lot 2009
FRANK COBB & CO LTD; a George V hallmarked silver four piece tea service in the Art Deco style, the teapot and water jug with ivory finials and handles, Sheffield 1933, approximate weight 59ozt/1970g. Additional InformationA stated the service contains ivory so we are unable to post outside the UK, the ivory mounts with cracks, light wear, minor denting to body, finial mount is loose, minor rubbing to marks.
Lot 2010
HAWKSWORTH, EYRE & CO; a Victorian hallmarked silver three piece coffee service, comprising coffee pot of baluster form, a twin handled sugar bowl, and cream jug, the latter two with gilded interiors, each piece with chased scrolling detail surrounding one vacant and one cartouche engraved with family motto, Sheffield 1852, approx weight 54ozt/1709g (3).Additional InformationAs stated, each piece is with one vacant and one engraved cartouche, surface wear and scratches, the cream jug and sugar bowl with gilded interior, the coffee pot is without, the hinged cover on the coffee pot does not close 100% true, there is light scratches, scuffs and tarnishing, there is ivory spaces on the handle so we are unable to post this service outside of the UK, each piece is slightly wobbly on foot.
Lot 2011
A George V hallmarked silver teapot, with a single cast rim, Birmingham 1913, together with a similar hallmarked silver twin handled sugar bowl, Birmingham 1924, approx weight 19.9ozt/619g (2).Additional InformationThe teapot has ivory spacers so we are unable to export the piece, denting, heavy tarnishing and wear to the teapot and matched sugar bowl, the sugar bowl is also misshapen, heavy wear to the marks.
Lot 2012
A German 835 grade silver small teapot and cream jug of panelled baluster form, each piece stamped Stutz, height of teapot 18cm, combined approx 15.4ozt480g.Additional InformationThe teapot has ivory insulators to the handle so cannot be exported from the UK without licence. General surface wear throughout, it does have a couple of dents either side of the body. The cream jug has some surface wear, dents to the body but both are of good gauge.
Lot 216
A collection of vintage textiles previously used by an amateur dramatics society, to include a pair of ivory silk wedding shoes, a pair of Excelsior floral evening shoes, bonnets and headdresses, a red cape with hood, a Chinese floral shawl, six further shawls including a Paisley type example, a white feather cape, a beaded shawl and a sequinned cape, a selection of scarves and handkerchiefs (quantity).Additional InformationThere are a large number of items and all are in fair/good vintage condition.
Lot 1081
Two Victorian tortoiseshell card cases with mother of pearl inlaid decoration, together with a tortoiseshell shield shaped box with inlaid white metal and green coloured detail, with hinged cover enclosing a mirror to the underside, a Victorian snuff box, also a Japanese ivory lidded jar (5).Additional InformationThis lot is from a fire damaged property. The pieces have been cleaned, but please bear in mind that the pieces may have underlying issues due to the fire. The hinges on the card cases are very loose, chipping and losses. The mirror on the shield-shaped example with cracks, also old repair to the same box. The ivory lidded box with minor cracks to the underside.
Lot 3565
A 19th century Italian ivory and inlaid walnut Savonarola chair, the serpentine bar back inlaid with a male figure within an archway, and profusely inlaid throughout with geometric motifs, height 102.5cm, width 66cm.Additional InformationThe upper section of the crest has been broken and glue repaired though not recently, the lower part of the archway in which the figure is standing is lacking the inlay, this is clearly visible from where the pale ivory mounts stop at the shins, other general age wear, scratches and scuffs here and there and throughout more so to the base area, the back of the chair where the x-frame is is lacking a finial.
Lot 73
TED LAPIDUS PARIS; a pair of vintage 1970s ivory coloured oversized sunglasses with gold tone roped edging, and light amber lenses, signed Ted Lapidus, Paris, with original authentic case and a pair of Celine gold tone framed aviator style sunglasses, signed to edge, in original authentic case (2).Additional InformationThe Ted Lapidus sunglasses are in good vintage condition, there is some discolouration to the inside of the sunglasses edging where the gold tone rope edging has tarnished slightly but otherwise they're in very good vintage condition with few visible scratches to the front of the lenses and both arms are in good working condition, the Celine sunglasses are in good vintage condition with few marks to the front of the lenses are both arms are in good working condition, both sunglasses cases are in good condition.
Lot 74
YVES SAINT LAURENT; a pair of 1960s ivory coloured oversized sunglasses with YSL gold tone logo to both sides and variegated tinted lens, a pair of 1970s light tortoiseshell aviator style sunglasses with gold tone logo to sides, and a pair of 1980s thick dark tortoiseshell rimmed sunglasses with silver tone YSL logo to sides (3). Additional InformationThe 1960s sunglasses are in good vintage condition with very few signs of wear except two small scratches to the front of the right lens, the 1970s are in very good vintage condition with few signs of wear and the 1980s sunglasses are also in very good unused condition.
Lot 204
JAMES REILY (IRISH, C. 1730-C. 1780/88)Portrait miniature of a lady wearing a purple dress and holding a dogsigned and dated 'J Reily 1764' (lower left)watercolour heightened with white4.5 x 3.8cmin a gilt metal frameProvenancePurchased from The City Antique Company on 1st April 1966 for £135Private collection, UKCondition reportA little minor rubbing and losses to the extreme edges.Surface appears fairly flat.The surround around the frame has a crack to upper left, minor abrasions and scratches and minor dinks to the back.Most likely painted on ivory.
Lot 585
A 19th Century Chinese lacquered work box, of canted rectangular form, decorated in gilt with figures in a landscape with foliate scrolls and fish, the cover flanked by carrying handles and opening to reveal a lift-out tray with fitted compartment, with carved ivory items including pots, needle holders, table mounted pin cushion, bobbins and needles, and underlying drawer with hinged writing slope, 36 x 27 x 16cms high.
Lot 593
A fine and rare example of a taxidermy Chillingham bull, on oak shield with ivory plaque inscribed 'Shot by Sir John Christopher Willoughby, Octr 6th 1878, at Chillingham Castle', 53 x 67 x 100cms.Note: The Wild Cattle of Chillingham are remarkable survivors of the ancient cattle which once roamed Britain’s forests.Sir John Christopher Willoughby, 5th Baronet DSO (20 February 1859 – 16 April 1918) was a British army officer, Justice of the Peace for Oxfordshire, and landowner of properties in Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire. After education at Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge, John Christopher Willoughby became in 1879 a lieutenant in the 3rd Battalion Oxford Light Infantry. He became a 2nd lieutenant in the 6th Dragoon Guards and entered the Royal Horse Guards in 1880. He served in the Egyptian campaign in 1882 (awarded medal with clasp, and bronze star), in the Nile expedition in 1884–1885 (mentioned in despatches), and with the British South Africa Company's Force in Matabeleland in 1893. In South Africa in the Second Boer War from 1899 to 1900, he was present with Cavalry Headquarter Staff during the siege of Ladysmith and at the relief of Mafeking was appointed major, under General Hunter, in charge of Transport of Flying Column (mentioned in despatches and awarded a medal). Willoughby served in World War I from 1914 to 1917 and was awarded DSO in 1917. He was ultimately major in command of the 1st Motor Battery of the Army Service Corps before his death aged 59 in April 1918. He was buried in Kensal Green Cemetery, London.
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