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Lot 345
A BRITISH FIGHTING DAGGER, by Hubert M. Fawsitt & Co. Sheffield, with 6 3/4" stiletto blade bearing maker's name and stamped "AGENTS IN CAPETOWN J. H. & E. YOULE", S cross guard and carved ivory grip inscribed "HERBERT F(?)", "1/2/93" and "THERE IS A TIDE IN THE AFFAIRS OF MAN WHICH TAKEN AT THE FLOOD LEADS TO FORTUNE" - an extract from William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, 11 1/8" long (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
Lot 728
A SET OF SIX FRENCH LOUIS XV STYLE DINING CHAIRS, 19th century, including two elbow chairs and upholstered in an ivory weave, channelled frame to padded cartouche back with flower carved top rail in high relief, overstuffed seat with waved flower carved rail, on similar cabriole front legs with knurl feet and castors, 21 1/2" x 18" x 39 1/2" (single) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
Lot 90
A TABLE SUITE, maker Manoah Rhodes, London 1924, in Chippendale pattern engraved with a monogram, comprising soup ladle, four sauce ladles, six tablespoons, twelve each teaspoons (two Sheffield 1937, maker Hutton), dessert spoons, soup spoons, dessert forks and twenty four table forks, 176ozs 4dwts total, together with a four piece carving set, twelve pairs of fish knives and forks, maker's mark A&D, Sheffield 1920 (knives) and Sheffield 1924 (forks) with silver blades and tines and monogram stained and engraved ivory handles, and twelve each table and dessert knives with plain ivory handles and steel blades, all contained in a Carolean style stained oak canteen, the blue baize lined fall front carved with strapwork and opening to reveal two graduated fully fitted drawers, raised upon block and bobbin turned supports tied by barley twist front stretchers, 33 1/4" x 21" x 32" (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT) (Illustrated)
Lot 279
An Aesthetic Period moulded stoneware teapot, cover and stand, with an imitation bamboo handle and spout, 18cm high, a matching cup and saucer, and an 'Oriental Ivory' Aesthetic Period part tea service, by A Powell Bishop, comprising pot and cover, 13cm high, milk jug, two cups and saucers and sucrierProvenance: The collection of Margaret and David BeatonCondition report: some rubbing to teapot standrubbing to oriental teapot and interior crazinglacking lid to sucrierotherwise minor rubbing to rims
Lot 321
A Dieppe ivory and silver plated purse, 19th century, having central panel depicting a courting couple beneath a tree, the leather lined interior fitted pouches, 7 x 14cm, together with a patinated brass box with repousse decoration depicting a military gentleman, 16 x 5cm (2)Condition report: Dieppe purse- small chip to corner and interior pouches looseBrass box- Hinge slightly off centre and small amount of discolouration to patination
Lot 328
A large Whitefriars Knobbly glass vase, designed by William Wilson and Harry Dyer, 25cm high, together with a Clarice Cliff Crocus pattern sandwich tray, model 449, 30cm wide, six Crocus pattern side plates, 16.5cm wide, and a Royal Worcester blush ivory pot pourri, model 1313, lacking cover, decorated with flora, 14.5cm highCondition report: Whitefriars- Small bruise to feet, some scratches, surface marks and slight water marksClarice Cliff- One plate cracked and repaired, some surface scratching to paintWorcester- Chip to inner rim, wear to enamel and gilding
Lot 33
A collection of silver items, to include a silver mounted hand mirror repousse with rococo scrolls (AF), a silver pedestal pepperette, a pair of George III silver gilt serving spoons, with Victorian repousse decoration. London 1809.Two silver napkin rings, an ivory handled silver butter knife, and a silver cigarette box (AF) (8)
Lot 34
A collection of silver and silver plated items, comprising of a silver tray embossed with foliate design by Matthew John Jessop, Birmingham 1897, 17.5cm long, a pair of silver napkin rings by Mappin & Webb Ltd, Birmingham 1938, an Edwardian silver and ivory page turner, by Edmund Bennett, London 1906, 33cm long, a silver lidded glass dressing table jar, by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings Shepherd, 13.5cm wide and a Walker & Hall silver plated entree dish, 33cm longCondition report: Tray- Slightly bent/mishapen no obvious major faults or pierced holes visibleNapkin rings- Some rubbing to marks and decoration, overall good orderPage turner- Small loss to edge of ivory and some discolouration. Handle with knocks, bends and splits Dressing table jar- Knocks to lid and marks rubbed, small frits to cuttingEntree dish- Some wear to plating, some minor knocks, overall good
Lot 14
A late Victorian Sampson Mordan & Co. gold combination propelling pencil and dip pen, with vacant bloodstone seal, 9cm long (closed), tests as approximately 15 carat, together with a similar propelling pencil with engine turned decoration, 7.3cm long (closed), tests as approximately 9 carat, a silver and guilloche enamel cigarette holder of bottle form, with internal holder and ivory shaft, R & Co makers mark, Glasgow, import mark 1923, 6.8cm long (closed), a tortoiseshell pendant with inlaid Royal Flying Corps crest, 4.8cm high, a polisher by Turner & Simpson, Birmingham 1934, a silver and enamel fob for the Ancient Order of Froth Blowers, by Birmingham Medal Co, Birmingham 1926, a banded agate button hook, a 1923 half crown and collection of three pence predominantly pre 1945 and similar coinsCondition report: Pens in overall good orderCigarette holder- Chips to enamel on lower part of case, ivory stainedPendant- Two chips to edgePolisher- Slightly rubbed marks and decorationFob- Enamel loses Coins- Rubbed
Lot 142
A late 19th century ivory aide memoire, with abalone and mother of pearl decoration, 10.8cm high, an ivory and steel shoe horn and button hook, 21cm long, a mother of pearl card case, 10.3cm high, an ivory handled magnifying glass, 13cm long, an ivory and abalone thimble case, lacking thimble, an ivory tutting shuttle, 8cm long, an ivory thread winder, 4.7cm long, and a mother of pearl piece, probably from an aide memoireCondition report: Aide memoire- Some loss to applied decoration, mild staining, lacking pencil, leather with some surface marksShoe horn- Chip to bottom of shoe hornMother of pearl card case- Losses to edges, hinge with movement, clasp does not 'bite', one piece split Magnifying glass- Small split to top of handleThimble case- Panel loose but present, lining at fault, lid detachedTutting shuttle- Some minor losses to pointed ends and some staining
Lot 151
A 19th century ebony clarinet, stamped 'W. Carol Maker, 42 Maddox Street, London, W', with nickel plated mounts, in a black leather case, together with a boxwood ivory clarinet, stamped 'Key, London', a small rosewood clarinet type instrument, and a recorderCondition report: Card clarinet - surface scratches, knocks and scuffs, tarnish to mountsKey clarinet - surface scratches and knocks, not all keys working, lacking mouthpiece and bellSmall clarinet - surface scratches and knocks, no keys, mouthpiece or bellRecorder - good overall condition
Lot 171
An Indian or Ceylonese coromandel box, 19th century, of shaped rectangular form, the interior lid with ivory inlaid detail and a lift lid, 31cm wide, 20cm deep, 11cm high, and a smaller figured woodcut brass example (2)Condition report: Coromandel example split and repaired.Scratches knocks and wear.Brass metal example with some wear and damage to sides, top and edges.
Lot 2190
A group of silver flatware, comprising; five Old English pattern teaspoons, London 1864, five Old English pattern teaspoons, probably London 1803, two pairs of sugar tongs, a christening spoon and fork, Sheffield 1894, nine further spoons, combined weight 537 gms, also three dessert knives and four dessert forks, having carved ivory handles, a set of six Chinese coffee spoons, having carved cornelian finials to the handles and a pair of plated grape scissors, with a box, (qty).
Lot 2270
A Victorian leather cased travelling tea set, comprising; two silver spoons, London 1876 and a silver lid to one glass jar, London 1873, (probably replacements), the remaining items, being silver plated, including a flask detailed Spirits of Wine and two mugs, having loop shaped ivory handles.
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