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Click here to subscribeA William IV silver teapot of compressed circular plain form having a cast floral and leaf finial, plain body engraved with initials, a capped scrolled reeded handle with ivory insulators and supported on four cast scroll feet, hallmarked for London 1835, makers mark for Edward, Edward Jnr, John & William Barnard, 498gms * (Cities Ref: L6MNP72K)
A Victorian silver teapot of shaped oval form, the panelled sides chased and engraved with a geometric design with opposite vacant cartouches, hinged urn finial, scroll handle with ivory insulators, on a beaded surround foot, Birminghm 1875, makers mark for Thomas Prime & Son, 758gms g/w (Cities Ref: 59PSGR7Z)
Edwardian rosewood sewing table with sliding top opening to reveal a drawer fitted with boxwood compartments wit rosewood lids and ivory handles, above a slide out sewing basket and removable pin cushion, all raised on cabriolet legs with scrolled stretchers. H 77cm, W 58cm, D 45cm. Note - several of the compartment lid knobs are of ivory. A certificate has been purchased - reference W7J6ZZYT.
Mid 19th Century Anglo-Ceylonise Coromandel work box of rectangular forum with scalloped edges. The lockable lid (key present) on brass hinges, opening to reveal its underside profusely inlaid with ivory dyed and engraved to depict an elephant within a garland of flowers, surrounded by images of birds and flanked by two male figures. The inside of the box fitted with lidded compartments in a variety of woods. Dimensions H 17cm, W 42cm, D 29.5cm. Ivory Certificate obtained: P88YMTY3
λ NO RESERVEλ THREE JAPANESE WOOD MASK NETSUKE EDO/MEIJI, 19TH CENTURY One depicting a grimacing Noh mask, the back signed Ryukei; another a winking Noh mask, signed Ryuo and with a paper label for the Tomkinson Collection no.73; the third depicting Uba, signed Ryukei and inscribed Rōjo 40a to the back; 5cm, 4.5cm and 5.5cm. (3) PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS TO BE OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE. Provenance: from an English private collection, Buckinghamshire. One formerly the Tomkinson Collection. See The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, access. nos.91.1.997 and 91.1.995, for two comparable netsuke of Noh masks signed Ryukei. * This group of items is offered for sale in accordance with the Ivory Act 2018 and has been assigned an exemption certificate, Ref. No. UMHDKGQW
A Bakthiar rug Persian Kurdistan, circa 1930, the field of polychrome lozenge medallions containing floral boughs, framed by an ivory border of scrolling vines and palmettes, 197cm x 157cmAll over thin pile with some areas of stronger wear, circa 1930-40, one end with small area of repiling. Selvedges good with a little wear to one side. One end good, the other with wear and loss to outer guard stripe. Some areas of exposed foundation
A Louis XVI gilt metal mounted tortoiseshell box of circular form, painted with cella pattern motifs on a red ground, the lid inset with an ivory oval miniature of a young man in a green jacket and grey hat with pink bows, 6.5cm diameterIvory registration reference: 8QMF85HTLot contains an element of pre-1947 ivory or other organic material which may be subject to export restrictions
A Kashan carpet Central Persia, late 20th Century, the ivory field of scrolling vines centred by a pistachio pendant medallion, with similar spandrels and framed by a pistachio border of palmettes and curled leaves, 423cm x 299cmAll over good condition with even pile, selvedges good, one end with moth damage to outer guard stripe
A group of four Royal Worcester flower-decorated blush ivory vases and ewers, a vase on three bird feet, a small flower-form vase, three small basket-weave cachepots a cup and saucer and small jug, the two bottle vases 25cm high (12)One of the pair of trumpet vases top has been repaired. a very small nibbly chip to the rim of the flower vase, otherwise general condition seems good
A fine part silk Tabriz rug, Central Persia, late 20th Century, the ivory field of scrolling flowering vines centred by a pale salmon cartouche pendant medallion issuing palmettes, with eau de nil spandrels and framed by a pale salmon foliate border of palmettes and scrolling leaves transgressing into the guardstripes, with kilim end and part braided fringe woven to both sides with inscription: 'Iran - Tabriz Design Eghbal Baft Pour Aziz', 213cm x 150cmVery good condition with very minor pale spotting. 50 Raj
A Heriz rug, North West Persia, mid 20th Century, the ivory field of angular vines issuing serrated leaves and palmettes, centred by a madder cruciform pendant medallion and framed by an indigo samovar border, 192cm x 159cm All over good condition with even pile. Heavy weight weave with a soft handle. Good wool with natural dyes. Selvedges and fringes intact and professionally secured. One end with slight wear and tracery blue frame border loss. Lies flat. No labels. Slight colour bleed to back but not visible to front.
A George IV three piece tea service. The set comprising of a tea pot, sugar bowl and creamer. The Georgian set each having gadrooning to the bottom and reeded boarder with the tea pot having an ivory insulator (see footnote).Hallmarked for London 1826,1828 and1830. Makers mark for Richard Pearce & George Burrows. Combined weight approx 901.5g. Measures approx 26cm x 16cm / 14cm x 10cm. Ivory Submission Reference: VJG2SUK8
A George IV hallmarked silver teapot and creamer. The set having pedestal foot bases and decorated in chased and moulded floral and foliate design with acanthus leaves, sunflowers with the teapot having a pumpkin shape to finial. The teapot handle having an ivory (see footnote) insulator. Hallmarked for London,1826. Makers mark RP GB for Richard Pearce & George Burrows. Weight approx 1071.g. Measures approx 28cm x 18cm x 15cm (tea pot). IVORY SUBMISSION REFERENCE: D983H5BS
An early 20th century hallmarked silver tea caddy. The caddy in the form of a tureen having a footed base rising to oval form. The caddy having twin handles and hinged lid with serpentine rim with ivory (see footnote) finial in the form of a pineapple. Hallmarked for London, 1913. Makers mark rubbed to be illegible. Weight approx 349.6gm Measures approx 12cm x 12cm x 8cm. IVORY SUBMISSION REFERENCE: 9VD8RW4Q
A Dehua tripod censer, Ming Dynasty, 17th century, raised on three ruyi feet and decorated with three shallow bands around the exterior, the central register is incised with key-pattern alternating with shallow carved archaistic animal motifs, transparent glaze of very pale ivory tone, 8cm high x 11cm diameter Provenance:By descent to the present ownerCollection of Lieutenant Colonel Kenneth Dingwall DSO (1869-1946)明十七世紀 德化三足香爐拍品來源：英國東方陶瓷創始人之一及英國傑出服務勛章持有人Kenneth Dingwall 中校（1869-1946）收藏，其在1910-1937年間為維多利亞和阿爾伯特博物館最大的捐贈人。 Condition Report: small chip to corner of one foot approximately 3mm x 2mm firing cracks to base Condition Report Disclaimer
Marine chronometer by Barraud, London, number 3037, three part mahogany box, with brass carry handles, ivory plaque marked 'Barraud 3037', the dial signed 'Barraud, maker to the Royal Navy, 41 Cornhill, London, No. 3037', with winding key, 18cm.Ivory Act 2018 Registration Reference; B5SRB1RQ Condition report:Yes this is fully wound now and ticking well.
A William IV silver teapot, T Cox Savory, London 1831, of lobed form chased with game birds and with a pheasant finial, the leaf capped scroll handle with ivory heat absorbers, presentation inscription 'Irish Field Trials Association Grand Brace Stakes 1939' and with names of winners, 16cm high approximately 1024gIvory registration reference: SA9E8UKM Base of handle possibly repaired, some surface scratches, wear from age
Eastern wool runner of blue and red floral trelliswork design on a beige and ivory field, having iron red and blue flowerhead and foliate borders, 375cm x 110cm Condition Report Some fraying especially to edges. Wear and minor discolouration throughout. End sections appear to be later additions. Please see additonal photos.
Large wool carpet of revived Eastern style, having stiff leaf and floral spray iron red border and plain ivory field, 305cm x 245cm Condition ReportOverall good condition, light wear, possibly some fading/discolouration in places. General wear and tear, see photos. Unsure of age, probably made within the last 50 years
Collection of English porcelain and bone china cups and saucers including an early 19th century Imari coffee cup and saucer, iron red pattern no.2/578, decorated with blue and gilt key-pattern within scrolling oriental flowerspray borders, a Spode Regent green ground pattern coffee cup, an ivory ground coffee cup and saucer, a Warwick pattern example, a yellow ground Ruskin pattern example, another with Maple London mark, a Minton's hunting pattern coffee cup and saucer with Davis Collamore retailers marks of New York, a Royal Albert Art Deco trio, a Royal Doulton Glamis thistle pattern side plate signed by P Curnock, a Vienna-style coffee cup and saucer with ribbon gilt borders and other items
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