A MATCHED PAIR OF SILVER NAPKIN RINGS, the first by George Maudsley Jackson & David Landsborough Fullerton, London 1909; the second by David Landsborough Fullerton, London 1916, cased; together with AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY SILVER-PLATED AND MOTHER-OF-PEARL HANDLED FRUIT SET, by Charles William Fletcher, for twelve, in a burr wood topped box; and A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER-PLATED AND IVORY HANDLED FISH SET, by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, for twelve, in an inlaid box. (3 boxes)
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CORRECTION - ITEM IS WILLIAM IV PERIOD ASSAYED 1836 A good and heavy late George II period hallmarked silver hot-water jug of spreading baluster form; the hinged lid with a flower-head finial with a high arched handle with ivory insulators and the body decorated in relief with leaves etc., raised on conforming flower-head style foot, maker's mark B P, assayed London 1756 (22cm (highest point to tip of thumbpiece on handle, approx 705g)
Three late 19th/early 20th century turned ivory auctioneer's gavels (the largest 16.5cm, the miniature gavel 5cm) The condition of the larger of the three gavels - the ball neck has a small hairline crack just below the gavel head and there are two surface cracks to the lower part of the handle just before the finial (see images.) The middle sized gavel has cracks to both faces of the gavel head and the centre of the gavel head and the handle has old rivet repairs to the handle. The small novelty gavel appears to be in good order.
A Japanese hardwood and ivory shodana, Meiji Period, by Shoso Kosen, bearing two character signature and red seal, with various shelves, cupboards, recesses and drawers inlaid in ivory, bone, mother of pearl and lacquer with numerous animals, insects, flower and family subjects including children, gardeners, a smoking man sat on faggot bales, a mother with two children, the stem of a large blossom on a basketweave ground, praying mantis, rhinoceros beetle, sparrows and quail on openwork base, height 144cm, width 125cm, depth 40cm.Provenance: from the deceased estate of a private collector, The Lizard, Cornwall. Condition report:The numerous images show the condition. Of the fourteen pictorial panels to the sides, front and inside the hinged doors only one minor loss of the tip of a bamboo blade is noted. To the gallery at the back of the centre shelf there are two missing pieces from the ivory capping rail. Otherwise there is a missing roundel/Mon to a shelf side rail.The four crouching ivory beasts are present as are the top ivory caps. All carved ivory door and drawer knobs are present.The back is finished.There are numerous breaks, mends and joint movements to the woodwork mostly visible from the back. Inside a sliding door is a label referring to expertise from these rooms. We understand the cabinet was acquired in Hong Kong in the 1960's by the deceased collector along with several other pieces from this estate.
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF MARY STEWART, oval, watercolour on ivory, in an octagonal ivory and tortoiseshell frame. Miniature measures approx. 8.2cm by 6.2cm, frame measures 14.5cm by 12.5cmThe absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.A couple of small splits to ivory on the side. In otherwise good condition.
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