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Lot 10
Small Royal Worcester scallop shell pin or nut dish, upon three stud feet, model no 172, together with a Royal Worcester blush ivory vase of compressed ovoid form, shape no 1651, H8.5cm, a small Lock and Co. Worcester ewer, and vase, each decorated with a peacock perched upon a branch, ewer H9.5cm, vase H7cm, two Royal Crown Derby vases with covers, pattern no 2553, and a blush ivory style ewer.
Lot 693
A MIDDLE EASTERN FLINTLOCK RIFLE 19th century, the 129cm steel barrel with engraved brass bands, the near-sight barrel top with engraved decoration and set with two coral cabouchons, the lockplate engraved, the stock with inlaid decoration and an ivory butt plate, overall 165cm long. Condition Report : Mechanism stiff and currently inoperative; lacking upper jaw and jaw screw; butt plate with one chipped corner. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
Lot 219
MIXED LOT OF COLLECTABLESincluding a pair of oval pierced soapstone carvings decorated with birds, carved ivory Impala, small abacus, two white metal jewellery caskets, bone needles, carved horn tortoise, mother of pearl carved forks, two white metal cigarette cases, stamp case, glass scent bottle overlaid with pewter, embossed pewter box, shaped Indian leaf dish, silver blade fruit knife, aluminium embossed trinket dish, pair of Marlboro World Champion 1976 cufflinks, Victorian coin, teak and white metal snuff box and a silver and enamel music medal
Lot 2180
19th century German silver cake knife, openwork and embossed decoration with ebony handle and ivory finial, silver hinged lidded boxed stamped 800, Dutch silver three pronged fork, Dutch caddy spoon, set of six silver-gilt coffee spoons and other continental silverware, all stamped or hallmarked
Lot 100
George V silver four piece teaset in the Art Deco style, comprising teapot and hot water jug with ivory handles, milk jug and sugar bowl, sponsors marks of Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1934/35, height of hot water jug 20cm, 1900 grams gross approxCondition report: Some cracking to the ivory. The coffee pot is missing an ivory insulator to knop and the teapots maybe a replacement. Some light surface scratches and wear. Some minor nibbles and knocks, please see images.
Lot 139
Mid 19th Century coromandel and mother-of-pearl inlaid needlework box by Toulmin & Gale, the silk-lined interior fitted with a removable tray housing original mother-of-pearl and ivory tools over compartment containing an assortment of mostly early 20th Century needlework and accessories, 30.5cm x 22cm x 13cmCondition report: Overall very good. Horizontal split to the cover and narrow vertical section of wood missing from rear right-hand corner. Slight fading to silk interior commensurate with age.
Lot 294
Two Japanese carved ivory okimono, Meiji period, both with matching signature, the first modelled with a boy riding a stork or crane, Jurojin stood behind holding a peach, signed beneath, 21cm high, the second formed as two figures, the uppermost holding a fly whisk, the lower with ruyi sceptre, both holding onto a large bamboo staff, 22.5cm high (2)Condition report: First has cracks to rear - to hat and upper back. Second has splits to rear of riobe of upper figure, plus vertical split to rocky base. Plinth of second is loose.
Lot 295
Japanese carved ivory okimono, Meiji period, depicting Fukurokuju and Daikoku, the latter perched upon the former's shoulders, holding a drum and devilish oni mask, the latter holding a fan, a stag beside them, 10.5cm highCondition report: Probably missing part of carry strap for drum, otherwise appears in good order with nice age-related mellow colour.
Lot 3371
Antarctica, the Terra Nova Expedition/British Antarctic Expedition - a sailor's marine ivory turned carving, worked by Engine Room Artificer 3rd Class William Ault Horton, Royal Navy, Ship's Party, while serving onboard the Terra Nova RYS, either en route with Captain Scott and his team to the South Pole or returning with the Terra Nova's crew to Cardiff, via New Zealand, 11cm longWilliam Ault Horton (1883-1939) was born in Derby, on 14th January 1883 the son of John Edward Thomas Horton. The family were once resident at 116, City Road, Derby and Commander Horton had an address in Leopold Street, Derby. He joined the Royal Navy on 7th June 1904 for a 12 year engagement at the age 21 having been in his previous civilian life an engine fitter and turner, and was almost certainly an ex-apprentice at Rolls Royce.At the pinnacle of his career, Horton was a world famous figure as he held the undisputed world record for the number of Antarctic voyages completed. At the time of his death in November 1939, being only 56 years of age, William Horton had spent no less than 10 seasons including winter voyages in the Antarctic, which was more often than any other man alive.Provenance: By direct family descent.
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