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Click here to subscribeA late 19th or early 20th century Indian oval miniature on ivory of the interior of the Taj Mahal 7 x 10.5 cms, bordered by fourteen smaller miniatures including the Red Fort, Mughal rulers, other temples and places of importance. Held in an ebony sub frame with carved trailing floral decoration.
A French gilt metal neo rococo clock garniture, late 19th century, comprising a mantle clock with pierced rocaille mounts, ivory enamelled dial, with bell and movement, with pierced acanthus mounts and scale pattern panels, flanked by a pair of two light candelabra with acanthus branches and foliate nozzles, on pierced rocaille base, the clock 40cm high
Three Royal Worcester vases and a candle snuffer, circa 1900 and later, printed puce, green and black marks, the first painted with pink roses (cracked and repaired to rim), 8cm high, a blush ivory ground basket moulded cylindrical pot and cover, a yellow ground bud vase and a Mrs Caundle candle snuffer (4)
An early 20th century Chinese hardwood and ivory table screen, the rectangular panel decorated with figures and calligraphy, mounted in a pierced hardwood stand, overall 23cms (9ins) high; together with a Chinese porcelain hardwood table screen decorated with horses and calligraphy, 21cms (8.25ins) high (2).Condition ReportPossible firing fault to the inside of the neck - looks like a hairline crack but does not show from the outside of the vase and is a raised area to the inside, otherwise very good condition
LOUIS-ROBERT CARRIER-BELLEUSE (1848-1913) 'MELODIE' A patinated bronze and ivory chryselephantine figure of a seated medieval maiden, raised on an integral bow-fronted plinth base, playing a lute, her dress with lattice sleeves and fitted bodice, signed Louis Carrier, Belleuse, and applied title, 42cm high
A George IV carved ivory presentation gavel, inscribed to the silver band, Presented to the House of Lords for the use of the Lord Chancellor, by William Sweeting, November 1829, the handle carved with geometric and foliate bands, knopped and beaded, the head with laurel and bead borders, 24.5cm long Note: the Chancellor at the time was John Copley, 1st Baron Lyndhurst
A late 17th or early 18th century painted ivory brise fan, circa 1700, the sticks painted and pierced with allegorical scenes of Classical women in temple gardens, within raised gilt banded and trellis ground, the reverse similarly painted, the guards carved and painted with figures and flowers between portrait roundels, tortoiseshell to base, 21cm long
A Chinese carved ivory and painted Mandarin fan (中国雕象牙和国画迷), Canton, 19th century, the double paper leaf painted with courtiers in a garden landscape to each side and applied with ivory faces in the Thousand Faces manner, within a pink border of foliate scrolls, lattice and charms, the reverse with a blue border, the relief carved guards with populated garden landscapes, the sticks pierced and reticulated with an extensive landscape of figures, 26cm long
A Chinese lacquered and painted telescopic Mandarin fan (国画伸缩普通话扇), Canton, 19th century, the double paper leaf painted with courtiers in a garden landscape to each side and applied with ivory faces in the Thousand Faces manner, within a pink border of foliate scrolls, lattice and charms, the black lacquer sticks and guards with gilt speckled and floral motifs and figural cartouches, 22.5cm long
Britains - A boxed Britains #40111 HM the Queen in the Ivory Mounted Phaeton from the Trooping the Colour Range, together with 15 unboxed Britains figures - boxed item appears to be iun Mint condition in a Mint box. Unboxed figures have some degree of play wear but overall appear to be in Very Good condition. (2)
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