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Lot 1452
Clock and watchmaker's tools, including pin tongs, main spring winders, stakes, screwhead polisher, jewel setters, roller retractor, micrometer drills, gauges, watch maker turns, polishing compounds, fusée adjusting rod, poising tool, drilling attachment, ivory handled saw, hand drill, fly wheel, Jacot tool and depth gauge (qty)
Lot 73
A good early Victorian mahogany tea chest in the form of a twin pedestal sideboard. The top hinges open to reveal a pair of caddies, a central blue glass sugar bowl and a pair of compartments, possibly for caddy spoons, each of these has a lid with an ivory finial. Width 14ins, height 9 1/4ins. (See illustration)
Lot 181
A Royal Worcester scroll handled vase and cover, decorated and gilt with blossom on a shaded ivory ground in moulded borders of pink and gilt strapwork, 24cm h, printed mark, Rd no 168915, 1515, date code for 1891 ++Small spot of worn gilding on the knop and on the edge of the rim of the cover, also some slight wear to the decoration
Lot 346
Two China Trade fans, both with gouache leaf, the first attractively painted to one side with vignettes and a long tailed bird perched on colourful flowers, the reverse with 'mandarin' scenes, ivory guards and sticks, the second with a similar continuous scene and to the reverse birds and flowers on a purple ground, with black and gold lacquer guards and sticks, sticks 27 and 24cm; two (damaged) lacquer fan boxes; two brisé fans, all 19th c; two other items (8) ++Two first fans in fine condition and attractive
Lot 351
An Old Sheffield Plate gadrooned dish-stand, with oval top, on four legs with paw feet and flambeau finial, 26cm h, c1820; two Old Sheffield Plate tea urns and covers, with ivory mounted tap, square base and ball feet; a kettle lamp stand (4) ++The first item in excellent condition, the others also in good average or better condition, the larger of the two urns re-soldered at the stem
Lot 397
A George IV tea service, of gadrooned circular design, partly fluted and embossed with acanthus, the teapot with integral hinge and silver rosette to the ivory reeded finial, crested, 14cm h, by Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard, London 1822, 43ozs gross (3) ++The hinge on the teapot repaired. The marks rubbed
Lot 404
A George II coffee pot, of tapered cylindrical shape with bun lid, later bright cut and crested, ivory handle, 22cm h, by Thomas Farren, London 1734, engraved scratch weight 26 = 17, 27ozs 10 dwts gross ++In fine condition with some hairline cracks in the later 19th c ivory handle. The jug in good condition
Lot 458
Miscellaneous flatware, principally George III, including a set of one dozen threaded knives by Robert Trickett, Sheffield 1795, a set of five Fiddle pattern dessert forks, Newcastle 1859, three sauce ladles, four 18th c tablespoons and two silver handled ivory page turners, etc, approximately 35ozs weighable ++In variable condition
Lot 574
A French pressed burr maple snuff box with contemporary concealed miniature, the lid die stamped with a view of the COLONNE DE LA PLACE VENDOME, the underside with an engine turned pattern, the interior of the base with a threaded tortoiseshell liner revealing an amorous couple, the miniature finely painted in a bright palette on ivory in giltmetal mount, 8.8cm diameter, c1820 Literature: Another example is illustrated Pinto (E H), Treen and other Woden Bygones, 1969, plt 365 X and discussed pp347-348. According to Pinto, although such French pressed burr maple snuff boxes are not uncommon, examples with concealed miniatures are scarce, the more so when they retain such a well preserved, original erotic miniature as the present example. ++In pristine original condition, no cracking, splits, shrinkage or repairs
Lot 575
Shooting. An Edward VII silver slip-case, one end of the pillar shaped case formed as a 'jig' for withdrawing a spent cartridge from a gun, the interior containing ten numbered ivory slips, 5.5cm h, engraved Rd 451968, by J C Vickery, London 1905 ++A few very light scratches consistent with light use/occasional polishing but complete, no damage or restoration
Lot 613
English School, early 19th century - A Young Woman with curly black hair in a white empire style dress before sky, ivory, oval, 7.5 x 6cm, unframed, fixed in silk lined scarlet morocco case ++In good condition, the case slightly warped preventing closure, the miniature free from damage or restoration. The glass which protects the miniature with a flat under chip visible in the illustration.
Lot 615
Lord Nelson. An unusual commemorative miniature, painted with a figure kneeling before Neptune while a naval battle rages beyond, the scene framed by the inscription Monsieur invoking Neptune to give up his trident to Nelson, in blue and white foliate border, ivory, oval, 4 x 3.2cm, contemporary giltmetal frame and glazed back enclosing plaited hair, c1800 ++The back detached from the hinge but without damage and in entirely fine, original condition
Lot 799
A George III tortoiseshell octagonal tea caddy, with ivory stringing, engraved silver monogram and keyplate, 12.5cm h, 13cm w ++In very good original condition, lacking the surround of stringing from the lid but retaining the original hinge and lock, the base slightly warped and coming away, visible in the illustration, this originally being faced with ivory, now lacking. Minute chip to one of the pieces of tortoiseshell with which the sides are veneered at the lower edge. the interior retaining the powdering oil. No re-veneering or repairs. A fine example, requiring some minor conservation work only
Lot 807
An Anglo Indian buffalo horn workbox, the slightly domed and radially veneered lid and fluted sides over a sandlewood carcass, the underside of the lid with a hinged flap with ivory lac border, on bun feet, 33 x 26cm; an Anglo Indian ivory veneered sandalwood pin cushion, both early 19th c (2) ++Both with losses and some lifting of the veneers in places, heavily encrusted with dirt and grime having been stored in an attic or similar. Restorable, the workbox lacking one of the four feet.
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