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Lot 115
A Worcester style leaf dish, decorated in colour with waterfowl, powder blue style ground with gilding, 26.5cm wide, 19th/20th century; a Locke & Co Worcester compressed ovoid vase, painted with finches on a blush ivory ground, 10cm diam, green printed marks; a Coalport pedestal tyg, decorated with colourful leaves, green borders, 18cm high, printed marks; a Davenport Imari box; a Belleek vase, [5]
Lot 183
A Royal Worcester figural basket, modelled by James Hadley, signed in the maquette, of a country girl seated on a tree trunk, a rustic pen at her side, shaped base with tufts of grass and moss, picked out in blush ivory and gilt, 17.5cm high, model no. 1249, puce printed marks, date code for 1888
Lot 107
A Japanese Shin Shinto Wakizashi, the 38.5cm unsigned blade with undulating hamon, two piece polished horn habaki, the ivory tsuba carved as a flattened chrysanthemum head and incised with undulating tendrils, the Japanese Rosewood tsuka with ivory kashira carved as a maiden and the fuchi carved with mons and tendrils, with matching Japanese Rosewood saya with signed blade to the inset kozuka, the whole with shibyama type decoration of frog on a water lily, stylised turtles, seed pods and leaves in coloured hardstones and mother of pearl, with dragon carved ivory kurikata and maiden carved kojiri, with pale gold coloured cord and tassels, 56.5cm. Tang of blade is unsigned. Small areas of delamination and black patches with nicks to edge of blade. The saya is missing a piece of inlay to one side, the opposing side is missing the mount to the mouth of the slot for the kozuka. Lovely quality.
Lot 108
A Late 19th Century Japanese Ivory Tanto, the 18cm blade with almost horizontal hamon and one piece copper habaki, with scroll carved small ivory tsuba, the ivory tsuka and sectional ivory saya well carved with battle scenes, with red cord and tassels, 38.5cm. Areas of delamination to the blade, with some pitting. The saya is of three sections which have been later glued at the joins, the upper section has an age crack. Repaired at some time in its life.
Lot 134
An 18th Century Malacca Sword Stick, the 76.5cm triangular section fullered steel blade bearing traces of original bluing, with narrow foliate chased gilt metal collar, the compressed ivory cylindrical pommel with brass and ebony pique decoration and TH monogram, the plain tapering cylindrical haft with brass ferrule, 97cm . Pitting to blade. Fine splits to haft and pommel which also has a small chip.
Lot 153
An Early 20th Century Somali ''Billa'' Knife, with 21cm double edge thin broad steel blade, ivory hilt with facetted conical silver pommel, 40cm; an Ottoman Bichaq, with white metal earred grip and scabbard with zoomorphic pommel; a Bhutanese Knife, with panelled waisted horn grip, white metal pommell and scabbard embossed with animals and snakes (3). 1 - Black patching to blade, fine cracks to grip, lacks scabbard. 2 - Black patching to blade, silver coating to grip has worn away, splits to scabbard. 3 - Numerous file marks to the blade with some orange rust pitting. Dents to the pommel and scabbard.
Lot 159
A 19th Century Burmese Dha Knife, with 12.5cm single edge slightly curved steel blade, curved ivory spike grip and silver scabbard; two Similar Burmese Dha Knives, each with silver grip and scabbard, one embossed with foliage, one with filigree banding (3). Pitting to blades and some splits and dents to silver mounts. Ivory grip with numerous age cracks.
Lot 160
A 19th Century Burmese Dha Knife, with 22.5cm single edge slightly curved steel blade, cylindrical ivory grip and silver scabbard with filigree and beaded decoration, bound with tasselled red cord, 39cm; a Similar Burmese Dha Knife, with 22cm steel blade, silver collar and slender ivory grip, the silver scabbard with banded filigree decoration, 37cm (2). Grey patching to blades. Minor dents to scabbards
Lot 163
A 17th/18th Century Indian Ivory Dagger Hilt, richly carved as the head of a Yali (mythical lion), with bulging eyes, roaring mouth with fangs and curling mane, with a tapering octagonal socket, 14cm . Chip to back of head, chip to upper lip and nose, fine age cracks and four damaged cracks around the socket
Lot 172
A Yaure Wood Mask, Ivory Coast, with flat inward curving horns, small ears, oval face with elliptical pierced eyes, aquiline nose and small pursed lips, on a later display stand; a Kuba Anthropomorphic Drinking Cup, Congo, the bowl carved as the head of a man on two bent leg supports, wearing a beaded necklace and anklet; a Luba Figure of a Woman, seated, naked, holding a cup between her hands and feet (3)
Lot 179
A Yaure Portrait Mask, Ivory Coast, with two pairs of horns centred by a bird headdress, painted in red, black and yellow, 74cm; a Similar Yaure Janus Head Mask, surmounted by a bird headdress, 51cm; a Bushoong Type Carved Wood Head of a Goat, covered in animal hair, the long curved horns wrapped in cloth and applied with cowrie shells, 49cm (3)
Lot 194
A 20th Century Attye Large Carved Wood Figure of a Woman, Ivory Coast, standing with four horned coiffure, the oval face with scarified decoration, on a tall ringed neck, the long torso with pointed breasts, protruding navel and further scarifications, one hand resting on her stomach, with shaped slightly bent legs, on a square plinth, 101cm. Nice brown patina. The left back shoulder has a fine split, with a further split to the plinth between her feet.
Lot 37
An Invitation to the Funeral of the Late Field Marshal The Duke of Wellington, K.G., to Captain James De Pre Brabazon, issue number 1773, to be seated in the Nave, North Side, in a small oak frame, together with three associated engravings showing a portrait of the Duke, his funeral car and his tomb; also, an ivory paper knife thh handle carved as the profile bust of the Duke, 28cm (5)
Lot 501
Y A pair of George III silver candlesticks by John Winter & Co., Sheffield 1782, the sconces with beaded capitals, the capitals with swag bands, slightly tapering stems, the square bases chased with foliate and beaded bands, 28cm (11in) high, loaded; and a pair of Victorian electro plated and ivory mounted columnar candlesticks by Joseph Rodgers and Sons, second half 19th century, with Corinthian order capitals, tapered stems and stepped and beaded square section bases, the socles stamped RODGERS EP with Maltese cross and garter marks, 29cm (11 1/2in) high Condition Report: Silver candlesticks - Marks obscured, both bases with splits and repairs, decoration is worn throughout, once sconce is stuck, the free sconce appears unmarked, generally poor condition The ivory is variously cracked overall. One section is missing, one section on the other candlestick filled. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 531
Y A cased set of eleven silver fish forks and twelve fish knives by Allen & Darwin, Sheffield 1919 and 1921, with ivory handles, the knives 20.5cm (8in) long; and a pair of fish servers by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1925, the knife 27.5cm (10 3/4in) long Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as seen Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 577
Y A collection of silver and silver coloured items, to include: a late Victorian small silver spirit flask by James Dixon & Son, Sheffield 1895, engraved with a presentation inscription, 10cm (4in) high; a silver rattle, chased with floral decoration and an ivory loop, 6cm (2 1/4in) high; a silver rectangular box, London 1918, engraved with a presentation inscription, 6cm (2 1/4in) long; an Edwardian silver mounted pocket chalk board, London 1905, 11.5cm (4 1/2in) long; a silver napkin ring; a silver coloured money clip, stamped 800, engraved with a foliate swag, 5cm (2in) long; together with other silver, silver coloured and white metal items, 261g (8.4 oz) gross weighable Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as seen Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 580
Y A cased pair of silver shaped square napkin rings by Adie Bros Ltd., Birmingham 1932 and 1934, 4cm (1 1/2in) wide; a Victorian sifter spoon by George Unite, Birmingham 1870, with a mother of pearl handle, 15cm (6in) long; a Victorian fork with an ivory handle, 14.cm (5 3/4in) long; two cased silver crowns; and other silver spoons and a fork, 231g (7.45 oz) gross weighable Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as seen Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 584
Y A collection of silver items, to include: an Edwardian silver baluster mug by Barker Brothers, Chester 1907, with a leaf capped double scroll handle, engraved with a monogram and on a circular moulded spreading foot, 9cm (3 1/2in) high; another silver baluster mug, London 1919, with a rope twist scroll handle, hammered body and on a circular moulded spreading foot, 8.5cm (3 1/4in) high; another mug; a napkin ring; five silver gilt anointing spoons, 9cm (3 1/2in) high; a white metal elephant rattle, with an ivory loop; together with other silver, silver coloured and white metal items, 507g (16.3 oz) gross weighable Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as seen Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 637
Y A collection of electro-plated items, to include: a pair of oblong entree dishes, covers and handles, with gadrooned borders, 28cm (11in) long; a twin handled oval tray, 51cm (20in) long; a pair of bottle stands, with chased grape vine borders, 12cm (4 3/4in) high; a shaped circular salver, pierced and engraved with foliate swag bands, 27cm (10 1/2in) diameter; a pair of ivory handled servers; together with other electro-plated items Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as seen Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 260
Four postcard albums (pictured), a number of loose cards (see photo) and a quantity of cigarette cards. The postcard albums contain approximately 320 cards (see the other photos for typical examples of some of the pages) and there are around 140 loose cards ' with a number World War One related, including military art, patriotic and comic, with some artist-signed cards by Fred Spurgin, Mabel Lucie Attwell, Agnes Richardson, Donald McGill, Harold Fenshaw and T Gilson. There are also printed naval and other military, comic, and the topographical cards including a handful from Portsmouth and Petersfield. We've picked out what we consider to be the best cards from the 'loose' bundle, which also includes a booklet containing cards from the Abidjan area of the Ivory Coast, Africa. The condition of the postcards, both loose and in the albums, is very mixed - from very good to average, as one would expect from cards of this age. As well as two tins of cigarette cards, there are some small albums ' the Coronation of King George and Queen Elizabeth (incomplete) and motor cars, wild flowers and birds and their young (all complete).
Lot 247
A Chinese Canton carved reticulated ivory box and cover, 19th century, of cylindrical form and worked with a continuous scene of figures in a forest village, 11.5cm high, together with a carved ivory shell diorama, 19th century, modelled as an open clam shell with miniature scene of figures in a village to the inside, 9cm wide. (2)Condition report: Box: chips to screw thread and top is consequently loose. Very small chip to top. General signs of age and use.Shell: good overall with only minor signs of age.
Lot 91
English School, 19th century, a reverse glass painted silhouette of a gentleman wearing a wig, inscribed verso 'profile of Barry Yelverton. First Viscount Avonmore', 7.5cm x 5.7cm, with a collection of other 19th century silhouettes, mostly Victorian, some with gilded highlights and a miniature of a Victorian lady wearing a black dress, watercolour on ivory, 8 x 6.5cm, one silhouette signed 'Foster pinxt 1834' (qty)Condition report: Avonmore ok. Frame chippedMiniature - ok - modern frame very chippedRemainder - most frames chipped and some a/f, six silhouettes badly stained/damaged
Lot 787
MARATIME INTEREST. A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD SHIP'S BAROMETER, BRAHAM LONDON, IN ARCHED CASE WITH IVORY SCALES, VERNIER AND MERCURY THERMOMETER, TURNED BRASS CISTERN, APPLIED WITH IVORY TABLET INSCRIBED PRESENT TO CAPTAIN J FOWLER BY BRAHAM BROS MAY 1868, 93CM H As evident from image; losses and dirt from long term storage in attic or outbuilding. Entirely unrestored
Lot 803F
A VICTORIAN GILT BRASS SHAVING SET, WALTER, THORNHILL & CO, C1880, THE LIDDED TAPERING CYLINDRICAL BODY WITH DETACHABLE IVORY RING HANDLE AND UNSCREWING FROM PIERCED SOAP HOLDER, THE TAPERED GLASS FLASK WITH FACETED SHOULDER AND GILT BRASS SCREW CAP, ALL IN CYLINDRICAL CANISTER AND LEATHER CASE, CRESTED, 14.5CM H, MAKER'S MARK, A FRENCH GLASS BOTTLE IN LEATHER CASE, C1910, MARKED PERFUMERIE MAURICE HOTEL PARIS AND ONE AND A PAIR OF STEEL BOOT PULLSWITH BONE OR ROSEWOOD HANDLE (5) Provenance: The crest is that of Abel-Smith Shaving set - gilt brass beaker slightly dented. Tiny chip on glass flask, leather case scuffed and scratched. Glass bottle in good condition with original stopper, lid of leather case detached
Lot 918
A REGENCY MAHOGANY CHEST OF DRAWERS, C1820, THE TOP WITH DOG TOOTH INLAID BORDER ABOVE TWO SHORT AND THREE LONG GRADUATED DRAWERS WITH BOXWOOD LINE INLAY, IVORY KITE SHAPED KEYPLATES AND OVAL ESCUTCHEON WITH LOOP HANDLES, BOWED APRON AND SPLAYED BRACKET FEET, 117CM H X 103CM W Top with patch to back right hand corner, chip to back left corner, patch to front left corner, inlay absent on front right corner, some inlay missing to frieze and carcass, similarly boxwood line inlay to drawer edges absent with chips to apron and feet, right side with chips to back edge and filled section, left side with worm and veneer losses, replaced back
Lot 1026
A LATE VICTORIAN SALON TUB CHAIR, C1895, INLAID OVERALL WITH IVORY STRINGING, THE BACK WITH PANEL INLAID WITH SEA DRAGONS AND SCROLLING LEAFAGE, RAILED SIDES AND LOWER BACK AND FURTHER INLAID PANELS OF MYTHICAL CREATURES, SWAGS, URNS AND LEAFAGE, UPHOLSTERED PANELLED BACK AND SERPENTINE SEAT ON SLIGHTLY TAPERED LEGS, FITTED BRASS CAPS AND CERAMIC CASTORS; TOGETHER WITH A MAHOGANY CANED TUB CHAIR, MID 20TH C, THE CRESTING RAIL WITH CARVED ROUNDEL AND BELLFLOWERS, CANED BACK AND ARMS, STUFFED OVER SEAT, MOULDED FRAME, CARVED ROSETTES ON PALMETTE HEADED FLUTED TAPERED LEGS (2) Victorian chair with minor losses of ivory stringing, minor chips, scuffs and abrasions, some damp staining to back, other general wear, braids detached. Caned back chair - caning punctured, ripped and detached, extensive wear to arms, minor chips, scratches and scuffs and other wear
Lot 185
AN EDWARDIAN PARCEL GILT AND FROSTED SILVER KNIFE, THE SCIMITAR BLADE ENGRAVED PRESENTED TO SIR JOSEPH LOWREY, K.B.E. ON THE OCCASION OF HIS OPENING THE NEW GRAVING DOCK OF MESSRS T W GREENWELL AND CO LIMITED SUNDERLAND 28TH JULY 1925, THE REVERSE APPLIED WITH OAK LEAVES, THE BEADED CROSS GUARD WITH ACANTHUS LEAVES AND SPIRALLY REEDED IVORY HILT, 34CM L, BY VAUGHTON AND SONS, BIRMINGHAM 1903, THE FITTED CASE SIGNED FOR R L RENNISON SUNDERLAND In mint state. Lid of box slightly scuffed
Lot 201
A Royal Worcester chinoiserie enamel vase, decorated with pagodas and tree against the ivory ground and with date code for 1910. Height 23 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The vase is free from any repairs or restoration. There is minor rubbing to the gilding on the top lip. When viewed under a loupe the glaze is all over finely crazed. To the bottom edge of the front panel there is a full width, slightly angled hairline crack. This is slightly browned in colour.
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