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Click here to subscribeA late Victorian Ivory handled presentation Trowel, of typical form, the engraved blade with floral and foliate decoration and inscribed “Presented to the Reverend Arthur Phillips MA, on laying of corner stone, St Johns Sunday School, Bacup, November 2nd 1907”, to a maize mounted handle with plain baluster ivory grip, length 11½”, Sheffield 1889, Makers Mark RMEH
A group of assorted pictures and prints, Including a portrait miniature of a gentleman, a pair of silhouettes reverse painted on glass circa 1950, a Baxter print of a military personage, a late 19th century portrait miniature of a young girl, a small Persian gouache on ivory, a watercolour portrait of Richard Duke of York, and a small gouache landscape. (8)
A Victorian silver spirit kettle with hinged swing handle and ivory spacers above a tapering body, extensively decorated with scrolls and leaves, the cartouche inscribed 'Presented together with a silver salver Nov. 7th 1873 to The Rev. William Henry Davies, M.A., from the parishioners of Windsor in testimony of four years of faithful service while Curate of Windsor', Goldsmiths Alliance Limited, London 1872, 54 ozs.
A large Japanese Satsuma pottery vase, the shouldered ovoid body painted and gilded with a female figure and flowers on an ivory ground below stiff leaf collar with Satsuma mon and everted rim, 15.25 high, crazed; a similar pair of smaller vases, the tapering ovoid bodies each painted with a seated lady and chrysanthemum flowers on an ivory ground successive geometric collars, 6.5 high. S/D. (3).
Royal navy officer's sword, gilt metal hilt with lion's head pommel with gem stone eyes, wire bound ivory grip, Royal Arms, Naval devices etc, etched 32"/81cm blade in leather and brass scabbard, vendor states presented to Arthur Rivers for an act of bravery during the surrender to HMS Revenge of the German fleet at Scapa Flow, and a card of 'Der Tag' the Naval Fleets 21st November 1918
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