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Lot 764
Six 19th century boxes for restoration including a mahogany example of bombe outline with brass swing handle, inlaid detail and ivory escutcheon on bracket feet with velvet lined interior, 16 x 25.5cm.Additional InformationAll in need of restoration to varying degrees, chips, scratches, losses and damage to moulding, tired or lacking interiors, some further damage to interiors, etc.
Lot 302
A group of electroplated items comprising a three piece floral, scroll and swag decorated tea set, the teapot with ivory insulators, a Walker & Hall Ltd salver, a cased pair of servers and an oak canteen of six fish knives and forks with simulated ivory handles and hallmarked silver ferrules.Additional InformationLight general wear throughout.
Lot 692
A group of collectors' items including a cased set of drafting instruments, two with ivory handles stamped 'Thornton', rules, a small boxed microscope, five pairs of binoculars and opera glasses, cased/boxed pairs including a military issued pair with broad arrow stamp and a cased Ensign Selfix camera.Additional InformationThe drafting set appears to be complete, light general wear to components and further heavy wear throughout, binoculars nor the camera tested no guarantee of working order, some attention necessary, perished grips to the loose pair of opera glasses.
Lot 1615
An early 19th century oak corner cupboard with twin panel doors and ivory escutcheons, enclosing two fixed shelves, height 103cm, width 101cm.Additional InformationLosses to the cornice, splitting to the doors, losses to the veneer, old repair to the top side of the door, cracks and splits.
Lot 722
An ivory mounted needle case with carved initials ‘BM’, 8 x 5.5cm, a similar pin cushion with matching initials and a white metal filigree ribbon case (3).Additional InformationInterior of case very tired, ribbon case with some dents, nibbles and small chips to ivory mounts, build up of dirt and dust, the ribbon torn at least to the first section.
Lot 333
HENRY MATTHEWS; a Victorian hallmarked silver handled and ivory page turner, the handle with repoussé foliate scroll detail, Birmingham 1900, length 38cm (ivory af).Additional InformationIvory cracked through to the upper section of the turner, further scratches, nicks, tarnish and general wear throughout.
Lot 678
A carved mother of pearl shell decorated with the Three Wise men and Jesus, above pierced detail, diameter 15cm, together with a tortoiseshell miniature mandolin, length 21cm (2).Additional InformationThe shell with a large break, which has been crudely glued. Losses to the mandolin, the mandolin contains ivory so this cannot be shipped out of the UK. Lifting and splits.
Lot 1132
ROYAL WORCESTER; a blush ivory flat back jug, with floral decoration, height 10cm, together with two blush ivory twin handled vases (3) (part af). Additional InformationThe smaller continental vase with an old repair to handle and a large piece missing from top rim, general wear throughout.
Lot 321
A Canton ivory puzzleball chess set, mid 19th century, the white King and Queen representing Napoleon Bonaparte and Josephine, the red side representive a Chinese Emperor and Empress, she wearing a crown and a floral gown holding fruit in one hand and a switch in the other, the Bishops as courtiers, the Knights on horseback, the Rooks as elephants surmounted my mahouts, the Pawns as soldiers, white King 15.5cm high, red King 17.5cm high, together with a folding ivory board in poor conditionCondition report: White: Queen damaged where joins base and re-affixed.One pawn base detached, 2 loose on base.Red: King split to face.Castle, both towers on howdah's loose.Bishop: one Bishop discoloured, may be dirt and split to back.One pawn screw thread to base not gripping, figure detached.
Lot 58
A collection of silver flatware, to include a Russian silver spoon, 84 Zolotnik mark, two similar enamelled salt spoons, another bright cut pair, Birmingham 1908, and similar, total approximately 3.5ozt, together with a silver plated two compartment snuff box, a pair of glass duck salts, a pierced white metal box with agate lid and an ivory aide memoireCondition report: Snuff box slightly dented, some losses to corners of ivory and interior worn, enamalled salt spoons with losses
Lot 339
A collection of drawing instrument sets, to include a velvet lined Hellerman set, a cased set with bone handled components, a Riefler set, a set by Jackson Bros Ltd Leeds and Armley, two further examples and a Stanley 'A' Catalogue, Second EditionCondition report: Sets predominantly complete, bone/ivory elements split in places, wear/tarnish to components, cases with signs of wear/losses
Lot 293
A Chinese red lacquered and gilt workbox, 19th century, the cover with figures in a garden within a floral and Greek key border, the interior with a fitted lift-out tray with numerous ivory accoutrements, over a fitted base drawer and carved paw feet, 33cm wide x 14cm highCondition report: Gilt key border to top rubbed.One hinge broken.Ivory pieces with some damage.
Lot 418
Four 19th century snuff boxes, comprising a rectangular burr wood example by Smith of Mauchline, stamped to its silvered interior, a treen pressed circular example depiciting Martin Luther, a rectangular ebonised example with a painted cartouche depicting a coastal scene and a rectangular treen example with an ivory inlaid parquetry design to the lid (4)Condition report: Parquetry example with extensive damage to backMinor wear - scratches, dinks to others
Lot 390B
Two Georgian walking sticks, both with malacca shafts, the first with turned ivory handle and strap hole. 94cm long, the second with handle that tests as approx. 18ct gold, with pressed decoration and 'PG' monogram. 85cm longCondition report: The first has several splits to ivory handle and small split to top of shaft, the second has dents to gold handle and toppartially detachedThere are no hallmarks to the gold handle.The monogrammed plaque to the top is cracked around the edge and is lifting in some areas. The handle measures 5.5cm x 2.5cm. It slips over the cane and is not a solid cast handle.
Lot 256
A 19th century Japanese carved sectional ivory figure of a gardener, holding a small pagoda and a pair of scissors, signed with 2 characters under base. 26cm highCondition report: Sections have come apart slightly, cracking to top of pagoda, crack to sleev on top of right arm, crack to front of tunic to right of scissors, various other small cracks in places
Lot 463
Three Kelim rugs, the first with madder ground and central medalling, contained within a geometric border, 203 x 105cms; another Kelim rug, with central ivory field contained within a geometric border, 180 x 100cms; and a third, with ivory ground, central star medallion, enclosed by further subsidiary medallions, 196 x 106cms. (3)
Lot 283
A pair of vintage military spurs by Peal & Co., stamped serial no. 18660, in leather case; a late Victorian leather razor strop with ivory handle and crocodile leather case; a pair of late Victorian boot pulls with ivory handles; a leather dressing-case and fittings; and vintage cut-throat razors.
Lot 238
A carved wooden pipe bowl in the form of a bearded gentleman, probably Germany; together with an assortment of pipes, various, including examples by maker K & P Peterson's, Dunhill, Parker, and others; and a turned teak nut bowl, with brass and faux ivory ship's wheel nutcracker to the centre; and a modern African drum.
Lot 789
Buschgeist-Maske. We, Elfenbeinküste H ca. 33cm. Mit Tubusaugen, offenem, die eisernen Zähne zeigenden Mund, Resten bunter Bemalung und verschiedenem Beiwerk über der Stirn. Intakt. We, Ivory Coast bush spirit mask with tubular eyes, open mouth showing the iron teeth and different accessories above front. VERKAUFT WIE BESEHEN, KEINE RÜCKGABE! / SOLD AS VIEWED, NO RETURN! Provenienz: Ex Sammlung Klever, Bayern, seit vor 1980.
Lot 423
Yatagan. Osmanisch, wohl Kaukasus-Region, 19. Jahrhundert. L 75cm. Typische, leicht geschwungene Klinge mit beidseitiger, doppelter Kehlung am Rücken und beidseitig tauschiert mit Silbereinlagen, auf einer Seite die Datierung "1262" (=1846). Die eigentliche Klinge möglicherweise älter und hier zweitverwendet. Griffschalen mit typisch ausladenden Enden aus geschnitztem Walross-Zahn (?) jeweils mit vier Eisennieten befestigt. Die versilberte Metallmontierung an Klinge und Griff reich verziert mit Filigran und besetzt mit mehreren mandelförmigen Zierelementen aus Roter Koralle (?). Im Stil süd-russischer Einfluss erkennbar. Dabei eine nicht original zugehörige, etwas spätere Scheide aus versilbertem Zinkspritzguss, diese auf beiden Seiten vollflächig verziert mit Kartuschen mit Armaturen sowie anderen Darstellungen im Stil des Rokoko. Einige Beschädigungen und Reparaturen. Ottoman Yatagan. Typical, slightly curved blade with two narrow grooves on both sides along the back and inlaid with silver on both sides, the date 1262 (= 1846) on one side. The actual blade may be older and used a second time here. Grip scales with typically protruding ends made of carved walrus ivory (?), each one attached with four iron rivets. The silver-plated metal mounting on the blade and the grip is richly decorated with filigree and set with several almond-shaped decorative elements made of red coral (?). In the style South Russian influence is recognizable. Comes with a somewhat later silver-plated zinc scabbard that does not belong to the Yatagan originally and which is fully decorated on both sides with cartouches in the Rococo style. Provenienz: Aus der Sammlung von Bernhard Wicki.
Lot 111
Römisches Elfenbeinobjekt (Spindel?). 1. - 4. Jh. n. Chr. L 5,5cm. Zweiteiliges Objekt bestehend aus einem zylindrischem, profilierten Teil mit Durchbohrung und einem in diese Bohrung passendem, kurzen Stab mit pilzartigen Enden. Intakt. A Roman two-partite ivory object (whorl?). 1st - 4th century A.D. Intact. Provenienz: Ex Sammlung J.E., Bayern, erworben 1960er bis Anfang 2000er. In Deutschland seit vor 2000.
Lot 915
Rysua Manju Netsuke, 20. Jh. Elfenbein, reliefiert; liegender Mann mit Fächer vor dem Gesicht, träumt von einer Landschaft; rückseitig eine umzäunte beschriftete Stele, Blätter und 2 rosettierte Himotoshi; auf der Rückseite signiert, mit Siegel, L. 4 cm Rysua Manju Netsuke, 20th century ivory, carved; 2 Himotoshi; signed on the reverse, with seal, l. 4 cm
Lot 1194
Paul Philippe "Russian Dancer", Frankreich, um 1925 Elfenbein, geschnitzt; Bronze, gegossen, kaltbemalt, zum Teil vergoldet; Steinsockel; am Sockel signiert: "P.Phillipe", H. 44 cm (inkl. Sockel) Bryan Catley, Art Deco and other Figures. 2. Auflage, Woodbridge 2003, S. 264 Paul Philippe "Russian Dancer", France, c. 1925 ivory; bronze, cold-painted, gilded; stone base, signed: "P.Phillipe", h. 44 cm (inkl. base)Bryan Catley, Art Deco and other Figures. 2. edition, Woodbridge 2003, p. 264
Lot 912
Kagamibuta, 19. Jh. Elfenbeinschale, durchbrochene Metallplatte, tuschiert; Hahn (Tori) umgeben von einer Blumengirlande (Päonien); auf der Rückseite altes Sammlungsetikett, Dm. 5,5 cm Kagamibuta, 19th century ivory bowl, perforated metal plate, inked; old collection label on the reverse, dm. 5.5 cm
Lot 1017
Josef Hoffmann Kaffeeservice, Wiener Werkstätte, um 1920 Silber, getrieben, leichter Hammerschlagdekor; Griffe und Knäufe aus Elfenbein; 4teiliges Service, bestehend aus: Kaffeekanne, Milchkanne, Zuckerdose und Zuckerzange; alle Teile gemarkt: Entwerfermonogramm "JH", "WIENER/WERK/STÄTTE", "MADE/IN/AUSTRIA", Wiedehopfpunze, Silberfeingehalt "900"; ein Elfenbeinknauf restauriert, H. 18 cm (Kaffeekanne); H. 15,1 cm (Milchkanne); H. 13,9 cm (Zuckerdose); L. 10,2 cm (Zange) Bruttogesamtgewicht 1.371 g europäischer Privatbesitz Wiener-Werkstätte-Archiv, MAK Wien, Modellnr. S 4931 - S se 6-1 (Kaffeekanne), S 4932 - S se 6-2 (Milchkanne), S 4933 - S se 6-3 (Zuckerdose), S 4928 - S se 6-4 (Zuckerzange); Inv.-Nr. WWF 96-205-2 (Zeitgenössisches Foto) Josef Hoffmann Coffee set, Wiener Werkstätte, c. 1920 silver, chased; knobs and handles made of ivory; consisting of 4 parts: 1 coffee pot, 1 milk jug, 1 sugar box and 1 sugar tongs; every item marked: monogrammed "JH", "WIENER/WERK/STÄTTE", "MADE/IN/AUSTRIA", Vienna hoopoe hallmark, silver fineness "900"; one ivory knob restored, h. 18 cm (coffe pot); h. 15.1 cm (milk jug); h. 13.9 cm (sugar box); l. 10.2 cm (sugar tongs); total weight: 1.371 gprivate property, Europe Wiener-Werkstätte-archive, MAK Vienna, model no. S 4931 - S se 6-1 (coffee pot), S 4932 - S se 6-2 (milk jug), S 4933 - S se 6-3 (sugar box), S 4928 - S se 6-4 (sugar tongs)
Lot 1191
Ferdinand Preiss Bub mit Trompete, Berlin, um 1930 Elfenbein, geschnitzt; Onyxsockel; auf der Rückseite der Elfenbeinplinthe signiert: "F. Preiss", H. 15,5 cm (inkl. Sockel) Ferdinand Preiss Boy with trumpet, Berlin, c. 1930 ivory; onyx base; signed on the back of the ivory plinth: "F. Preiss", h. 15.5 cm (incl. base)
Lot 916
Ryusa Manju, 20. Jh. Elfenbein, durchbrochen gearbeitet, mit Perlmutt und farbigen Steinen eingelegt; Karpfen, umlaufend Meeresgetier; auf der Unterseite 2 rosettierte Himotoshi, Signatur und Kakihan, L. 3,7 cm Ryusa Manju, 20th century ivory, incrusted with nacre and coloured stones; 2 Himotoshi on the lower surface, signaturewith kakihan, l. 3.7 cm
Lot 1189
Demetre H. Chiparus "Les Amis De Toujours" (Freunde für immer), Paris, ca. 1928 Elfenbein, geschnitzt; Bronze, gegossen, kaltbemalt, z. T. vergoldet; Onyx; seitlich auf dem Sockel signiert: "Chiparus", rückseitig am Kleidsaum gemarkt "10", H. 63 cm; B. 65 cm (inkl. Plinthe) Victor Arwas, Art Deco Sculpure. London 1992, S. 66; Bryan Catley, Art Deco and other Figures. 2. Auflage, Woodbridge 2003, S. 58; Alberto Shayo, Chiparus: Master of Art Deco, New York 1993, S. 81; S. 262 (Hier abgebildetes zeitgenössisches Foto aus dem Verkaufskatalog von L. N. J. L., Paris) Das gleiche Modell haben wir in der 96. Auktion um 125.000€ verkauft. Demetre H. Chiparus "Les Amis De Toujours", Paris, c. 1928 ivory, carved; bronze, cast, cold-painted, partly gilded; onyx; signed: "Chiparus", marked on the reverse "10", h. 63 cm; w. 65 cm (incl. plinth)Victor Arwas, Art Deco Sculpure. London 1992, p. 66; Bryan Catley, Art Deco and other Figures. 2. edition, Woodbridge 2003, p. 58; Alberto Shayo, Chiparus: Master of Art Deco, New York 1993, p. 81; p. 262 (contemporary picture from the sales catalogue von l. N. J. l., Paris)
Lot 593
Deckelschüssel mit Unterteller, Wien, 1857 Silber, Elfenbein; runde Schüssel und Deckel mit glatter Wandung, zwei seitliche Handhaben, Elfenbeinknauf; Teller mit profiliertem Rand, alle Teile mit bekröntem Allianzwappen; gemarkt: Alt-Wiener Beschauzeichen 1857, Hoflieferantenzeichen, Meistermarke "Schiffer" für Franz Schiffer (siehe: Neuwirth, Wiener Silber 1781-1866, S. 245), H. 13,5 cm, Dm. 21,5 cm (Schüssel); Dm. 31,7 cm (Teller); 2.234 g Bowl with plate, Vienna, 1857 silver, ivory; marked: Viennese hallmark 1857, maker's mark "Schiffer" for Franz Schiffer (source: Neuwirth, Wiener Silber 1781-1866, p. 245), h. 13.5 cm, dm. 21.5 cm (bowl); dm. 31.7 cm (plate); 2.234 g
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