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Lot 42
Y EDWARD BARNSLEY (1900-1987) WRITING CABINET, CIRCA 1972 Indian rosewood, with sycamore and ebony inlay, the secretaire drawer with fitted walnut interior having ivory handles and leather skiver, the base with two filing drawers, stamped BARNSLEY(107cm (42in) wide, 107.7cm (42 1/2in) high, 53.5cm (21in) deep)Provenance: Commissioned from Edward Barnsley by John MinoprioFootnote: Literature: Carruthers, A. Edward Barnsley and his Workshop, 1992, p.175, fig. 94 where a similar writing cabinet is illustrated. Note: This cabinet includes a new feature on furniture made from about 1965, where the handles are incorporated into the top edge of the drawer, giving a "smoother appearance with minimal disruption to the grain of the wood on the drawer front". The cabinet bears inscription under the interior drawer "This writing desk was designed for Mr John Minoprio by Edward Barnsley and made by assistant George Taylor in the Froxfield Workshop in 1971. Foreman manager Herbert Upton. Edward Barnsley, Froxfield March 20, 1972" Note: Please be aware that this lot contains material that may be subject to import/export restrictions, especially outside the EU, due to CITES regulations. Please note it is the buyer's sole responsibility to obtain any relevant export or import licence. For more information visit http://www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/imports-exports/cites/
Lot 237
TRAVELLING CASE - a comprehensively fitted gentleman's travelling case marked 'Manoah Rhodes & Sons Bradford' and comprising silver topped glass containers and electroplated items such as travelling ink well, match striker and brushes and mirrors etc with ivory backs, all bearing owner's monograms
Lot 240
BABY'S SILVER RATTLES/TEETHERS (3) PLUS ONE OTHER to include a whistle with bells example having a mother of pearl teething ring, indistinct Assay office mark but believed Birmingham 1899, maker George Unite, 13cms overall L, smaller rose embossed example with twin base metal bells, mother of pearl handle and teething ring, Chester 1918, maker possibly William Adams Ltd, 10cms overall L, double sided jester example having 1½ bells with mother of pearl handle and ivory teething ring, Birmingham 1930, maker Crisford and Noris Ltd, 15.5cms overall L the white metal example is a bell in the form of a beehive with a bone teething ring, 8cms overall L
Lot 430
CHINESE & OTHER EASTERN SNUFF/OPIUM BOTTLES (12) - various compositions including 4 x simulating carved ivory or wood, glass fish simulating amber, 2 x horn and white metal examples, white metal example with dragon decoration in relief, gilt metal and enamel decorated bottle, 2 x cloisonne style bottles and one other in a white metal wirework mount with dragon decoration and signature to the base
Lot 430
A Royal Worcester vase, hand-painted by Kitty Blake, decorated with berries and autumnal leaf on a blush ivory ground, with gilt borders, painted signature to body, pattern No. G923, 15cms high; together with a smaller vase similarly decorated by K. Blake for Royal Worcester, 10.5cms high. (2)
Lot 444
A Royal Worcester circular plate, decorated with flowerheads in shades of yellow, cream and pink, within a scrolling gilt border, pattern No. 3146?, 23cms diameter; together with another Royal Worcester florally decorated plate, pattern No. 1427; a Royal Worcester teacup and saucer, pattern No. 4492; a similar sandwich plate; and a Locke & Co. Worcester blush ivory saucer. (6)
Lot 48
A RETRACTABLE DUEL PEN AND PENCIL AND TWO OTHERS, a yellow metal hexagonal duel pen and pencil with floral and foliage detailing, set with a pink paste in a shield form, fitted with two moving sides, one to push the pen down and back, one to push the pencil down and back, also including two white metal retractable pencils, and an ivory instrument with a missing handle, (condition report, general moderate use, duel pencil does not fully retract, overall condition good)
Lot 506
A ROYAL WORCESTER BLUSH IVORY BUD VASE AND OTHER CERAMICS AND GLASS, the bud vase shape number G1015, printed and painted with flowers, date cypher for 1910, height 16cm, a Wedgwood dark blue jasper dip chamberstick and 11cm jug, chipped to foot and glaze scuffs around lip, a Shelley China coffee can and saucer, can cracked, a Royal Doulton Dickens Ware 'Alfred Jingle' oval dish with pitted glaze faults and a clear glass bird figure, flea bites around the base edge, s.d. (7)
Lot 523
A SQUIER BY FENDER STRATOCASTER in ivory with black scratchplate, Rosewood fingerboard on a maple neck, tremolo but no arm, Made in Korea Serial No S1018392 along with a single guitar stand (Condition report: some minor paint losses to body, neck straight plays well electrics not tested) (2)
Lot 577
A COLLECTION OF 20TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN CERAMICS AND GLASS, including a pair of blue glass jugs with gilt and enamel floral decoration, one damaged to rim by handle, height 21cm, a blush ivory vase with foliate pierced handles, height 31cm, a casket with hinged cover, printed with a scene of a couple in a landscape, a Limoges blue and gilt trinket box and cover, assorted plates, etc (10) (Condition report: smallest plate crazed verso, glass jug damage mentioned in description, majority of pieces in good condition)
Lot 582
TWO PIECES OF ROYAL WORCESTER BLUSH IVORY PORCELAIN, A COALPORT COBALT BLUE AND GILT FRUIT PAINTED VASE AND ANOTHER VASE, comprising a Royal Worcester jug, shape no. 1094, date cypher 1897, height 14cm, a twin handled vase, shape no.G962, date cypher 1904, height 21cm, the Coalport vase pattern number V6969 B 134 mini, height 14.5cm and a 19th century British porcelain octagonal hand painted vase, height 10.5cm (4) (Condition report: the Worcester vase has a chip to the inner edge of the top rim and both pieces of Worcester have some wear to the gilding, the Coalport has an extensive crack running from the rim down to the mid-point of the left hand side of the cartouche on the front)
Lot 588
TWO STRAT TYPE ELECTRIC GUITARS one by Samick in Ivory with a black scratchplate, white pickups and controls, rosewood fingerboard on maple neck and another by Jim Deacon in Sunburst finish, white scratchplate and pickups, rosewood fingerboard on maple neck along with a single guitar stand (Condition report: both necks straight and play well, neither electric tested, Samick has some paint losses , the Deacon in v good condition)
Lot 691
A QUANTITY OF CERAMICS AND METALWARE, including a set of twelve EPNS goblets, an oval twin handled tray, a pair of Victorian brass candlesticks with ejectors, two modern plated salvers, a Czechoslovakian fruit set printed with roses, s.d., a small collection of blush ivory pottery by Fieldings, Crown Devon, Crown Ford, etc, s.d. (Quantity)
Lot 148
AN ASSORTMENT OF MAINLY VICTORIAN BROOCHES, sixteen brooches in total to include silver sweet heart brooches, a gold-plated leaf brooch inscribed with the word 'Mother', two carved ivory brooches one in a gold-plated mount the other a white metal mount, a mother of pearl brooch inscribed with the word 'Mother', a vacant memorial brooch, engraved to the reverse 'Mary Fidler' a colourless paste set memorial brooch with a central woven piece of blonde hair, a carved high relief cameo brooch, etc approximate total gross weight 76.0 grams
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