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Lot 399
JAPANESE IVORY OKIMONO, late 19th century Meiji period depicting a standing figure of a man, his garments jewelled with mother of pearl with a large toad upon his shoulder, leaf fan in his left hand and a smaller toad at his feet on a circular ivory and hardwood stand, 21cms H overall, the other of a man supporting a branch platform with a child performing a handstand above on an oval hardwood base, 26cms H (both bear character markings beneath along with a small 19th century Indian carved figure of a snake charmer and a boxed carved napkin ring
Lot 1162
A mixed group of ceramics including a Dresden chestnut basket, Royal Crown Derby Imari tableware (lidded box and pedestal dish af), three Herend painted plates, a Royal Doulton 'Fortune Teller' figure, a Bilston enamelled box etc, also a Chinese carved ivory lidded trinket box (lid af).Additional InformationBoth RCD lids cracked through, ivory lid cracked through, further general wear.
Lot 1193
ROYAL WORCESTER; three pieces of blush ivory including moon flask, height 11.5cm (af), two jugs, each with hand painted floral detail, a Meissen hand painted trumpet vase with floral detail, blue crossed sword mark to base, height 14cm, Dresden lidded jar, height 16cm (af) and a Herend floral pin dish (part af) (6).
Lot 1413
Five 19th century watercolour on ivory portrait miniatures including a portrait of Madame de Lamballe Marie Thérèse Louise of Savoy, signed A Thumerette, the remaining four examples unsigned, and four further printed examples, all framed and glazed, two frames enamelled (9).Additional InformationSome damage to the enamel where applicable, general wear and tear.
Lot 1417
NINETEENTH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL; a watercolour on ivory portrait miniature depicting a fair haired gentleman in formal dress, housed in yellow metal framed mourning locket with lock of hair surrounding indistinct initials verso, 6.2 x 5.6cm excluding bale.Additional InformationSome dents, misshaping, some damage to the initialled section, some visible dirt, scratches, some visible paint loss, etc.
Lot 1739
MARTIN HALL & CO; a good Victorian hallmarked silver four piece tea service with bead decorated rims and bands of both engraved and gadrooned decoration, London 1880, height of teapot 20cm, approx 62ozt/1928.42g.Additional InformationA few small dents and surface scratches, the spaces are ivory so can only be sold within the UK, clear hallmarks throughout.
Lot 1753
A Russian silver coffee pot of baluster form with hexagonal finial and ivory handle, raised on three hoofed feet, height 22cm, approx weight 13.9ozt/433g.Additional InformationThe ivory handle has large cracks, staining denting to body, minor surface wear (please note this item cannot be posted due to ivory handle).
Lot 1862
WALKER & HALL LTD; a George V hallmarked silver mounted rectangular photograph frame with oak easel back, Sheffield 1924, 17 x 12cm, two further silver mounted frames, a set of six silver sheath handled knives and a cased silver and ivory handled serving set.Additional InformationGeneral wear, too many items to individualise, refer to illustrations, request additional if necessary.
Lot 1863
A French Empire silver gilt mounted gentleman's necessaire de voyage with French royal provenance, the majority of pieces with the mark of Pierre-Noel Blaquiere, Paris, 1809-1819, in superb mahogany and brass bound case with recessed carrying handles and plaque bearing the coat of arms for Claude Antonie Gabrial duc de Choisel-Stainville. The interior with mirror set to the lid with both hanging and easel attachments to the reverse and with an incredibly extensive main section containing approximately one hundred items, each with plain and Anthemion border, comprising an oval basin, teapot with horse head spout, silver gilt mounted glass cream jug, shaving jug with detachable handle and cover, six various silver gilt mounted circular glass toilet jars (one cover associated), a pair of silver gilt mounted square glass toilet jars, a pair of silver gilt mounted oblong glass toilet jars, two silver gilt mounted glass ink bottles, a silver gilt table fork, spoon and pair of teaspoons, a pair of gilt ceramic tea cups and saucers, and an assortment of implements, in silver gilt, mother of pearl, steel, wood, and ivory, width of case 46cm, weighable silver approx 42ozt.Additional InformationMarks on basin legible, marks on teapot and cream jug are clear although handle possibly resoldered to jug, marks overall clear, handles slightly pushed in on shaving jug and short scratch to the cover, one jar as mentioned with different maker's mark, large jar cover has a couple of small dents to flange meaning the lid is ill fitted, one jar has the threaded neck part lacking, slight pitting to the knife blades, slight crack to ivory of needle case, tiny cartouche lacking from handle from one manicure instrument and some rust to the mounts of the toilet kit, two small splits to the box itself with light surface wear elsewhere, one of the porcelain cups is chipped.
Lot 1899
HILLIARD & THOMASON; a Victorian hallmarked silver card case/aide-mémoire, the detailed engraved case with vacant scroll enclosing a gilt heightened silk lined interior with ivory sheet and associated pencil, London 1887, 10.4 x 7.4cm, approx 3.7ozt/114g.Additional InformationThe pencil is in good order, although not marked it is still functioning as you rotate the tip, the pencil size is 9cm, size of lead approx 1mm/1.2mm.
Lot 307
A circa 1900 Anglo-Indian rectangular sandalwood box, with carved flora and fauna decoration, featuring micromosaic and ivory detail, housing a set of counters, 5.5 x 10 x 27cm, and a Vizagapatam style example (both for restoration, both af) (2).Additional InformationBoth have extensive condition issues. The first with losses to the ivory, chips to the sandalwood, counters heavily worn. Second box very badly damaged with losses to both ivory and micromosaic, ivory featuring numerous pronounced splits, generally heavily worn and in need of extensive attention.
Lot 399
A 19th century tortoiseshell sewing case, the stepped hinged cover with white metal plaque enclosing sewing accessories, length 14cm.Additional InformationTools with general wear indicative of use and age. The scissors in particular appear to have been repaired at one time with some solder repairs sticking out, with some further piercing to the moulded finish as well as tarnish and small dents to the sheath. Thimble with no visible holes, but signs of considerable use. Penknife blade with some nibbles and the blade does not full withdraw into the handle but sticks out at a potentially painful angle. The thread holder with similar general wear. Overall tarnish and some discolouration throughout as well as scratches, surface abrasions and marks. Please note that the box itself is in af condition, does not close fully, has numerous chips and losses to the tortoise shell, the tortoise shell itself very dry, some breakages and cracking to the reverse, the right panel to the lower section lifting, in general very heavily worn, with numerous areas of damage, as well as loss to the ivory inlay.
Lot 569
Field Marshal His Grace The Duke Of Wellington KG GCB GCH PC FRS; a fine William IV Field Marshal's sword, circa 1835, purportedly given to The Duke of Wellington. The fine engraved blade inscribed 'Prosser, Maker to The King & Royal Family, Charing Crofs [sic]', with ivory mounts to the hilt and with wire work portepee, lacking scabbard, length 90cm.Wellington was in office 14th November 1834 - 18th April 1835.The sword is presented in the display case used at the Musee Wellington-Waterloo Exhibition in 2015 when this sword formed part of the exhibition. The sword was offered at Messrs. Christie's Auctioneers in December 2015 following the exhibition. Previously in two UK private collections.
Lot 607
Four Indo-Persian Pesh-kabz daggers, two with ivory hilts, one with partial gilt floral decoration to blade, blade length 31cm, three with scabbards including miniature example.Additional InformationThere are natural splits to the hilt as well as rubbing and fading to the gilt decoration, the second largest blade has splits to the hilt but with some damage and loss, particularly a chip to the upper right of one side, further general wear throughout.
Lot 907
JOSEF LORENZL (1892 - 1950); an Art Deco bronze and ivory 'Pyjama Girl' figure, raised on onyx plinth base, height 23cm, unsigned. (D)Additional InformationThis lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk or http://artistscollectingsociety.org
Lot 90
A signed Japanese Meiji period shibayama inlaid ivory tusk vase with silver rims, the sides decorated with mother-of-pearl, abalone, stained ivory, tortoiseshell & carved wood to depict a rooster and other birds amidst large flowering plants, mother-of-pearl signature plaque, 10" high, together with elaborate oval carved wood stand, overall height 21".
Lot 32
Set of six early 20th century walnut dining chairs, the arched tops with vase shaped splat backs, each inlaid with ivory armorials bearing the crest of the Duke of Brunsvig (Brunswick), green patterned upholstered drop in seats and plain aprons raised on cabriole front supports joined by H stretchers. NB: Although none of the following can be substantiated in writing, the vendor is of German origin and her grandfather purchased the six chairs from the estate of the Duke of Brunsvig (Brunswick) at the time when, together with the Kaiser, all German Princes and Dukes resigned in the course of the German Revolution of 1918/19, the chairs remaining in the same family ever since and when the vendor's father died in 1972, the chairs were transported to England where they have remained ever since.
Lot 517
A pair of incredibly rare original WWII Second World War MI9 issued ' Escape Dominos ' - secret maps hidden within each domino. Both tops being faux ivory, and each removes to reveal a small section of a map showing Germany and Spain. Rare and fascinating pieces of military history. From the collection of the late Arthur Muggeridge - Arthur T. Muggeridge, born 18th December 1919 - it’s thought he spent most of WW2 in the Royal Artillery and was at Dunkirk in 1940 during the evacuations and was minorly injured by Luftwaffe bombing whilst on one of the navy ships. He later took part in a special raid called Operation Claymore 4th March 1941 in Norway where he was injured once again in the leg by shrapnel. Later again, he was injured a third time when a field artillery gun misfired causing deafness which is believed to have resulted in him being discharged from the military. In his later life he collected mainly military items and particularly spy / clandestine objects. Whilst visiting Devon in the 1960's he became acquainted with Charles Frazer Smith who had worked for MI6 & MI9 in the war, and designed spy items for the SOE and others. Arthur died aged 91 after a short illness on 27th Feb 2010. His amassed collection is now being offered for sale by his family.
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