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Lot 67
A QUANTITY OF ASSORTED PENCILS in a variety of materials (to include elctroplate, nicket plate, ivory & gun-metal), together with a Canadian gold-plated "Wahl Pen" small fountain pen, a Victorian silver propelling pencil & dip pen, by S. Mordan & Co. and four other late 19th / early 20th century silver pencils (including one with a calendar); the ivory pencil 3.9" (9.8 cms) long (24)
Lot 663
A MEDIEVAL WALRUS IVORY DRAUGHTSMAN carved to illustrate Aesop's fable of the Fox and the Stork within a foliate border, the sides with four small leafy medallions, probably Northern France, second half of the 12th century; 5.75 cms wide Provenance: By descent from the Rev. Dr. James Elwin Millard (1823-1894) in whose collection this piece was recorded in 1873. At that time a copy was made by the South Kensington (later Victoria and Albert) Museum, cat.no. 827, which is still in the museum's collection. First published by I.O. Westwood in 1876 in the catalogue of Fictile Ivory Casts in the South Kensington Museum. Subsequently published by Adolph Goldschmidt in 1923, see p. 50, the piece at that time being recorded as lost.
Lot 304
A MIXED LOT:- A George III marrow scoop, initialled "L" over "IA" on the back of the bowl, a King's pattern sauce ladle, crested, two sugar sifter ladles, a quantity of tea spoons and other small spoons, a pair of "wishbone" sugar tongs, six dessert/fruit knives and three forks with loaded handles, four various small forks, two ivory-handled items, two small butter knives, three dessert spoons, two Continental table spoons, a folding fruit knife, a pencil by Sampson Mordan and a plated caddy spoon; 30.2 oz weighable silver (lot)
Lot 323
A MIXED LOT:- A William III / Queen Anne wavy-end spoon, crested, by John Ladyman (date letter rubbed), a George II punch ladle, a Scottish provincial toddy ladle, initialled, by Robert Keay of Perth, a tea strainer, twelve pairs of ivory-handled fish knives & forks, a sugar sifter ladle, a pair of sugar tongs, a quantity of tea spoons and other small spoons, and four plated "apostle" spoons with gilt bowls; 22.5 oz weighable silver (lot)
Lot 573
AN UNUSUAL EARLY 19TH CENTURY FRENCH COMPASS in a narrow oblong mahogany case with slide-open cover, (graduated only for 30 degrees East and West of North and South), by Lenoir a Paris, c.1820 together with two nickel-mounted ivory folding rules; the larger one signed "NETLAM RATTRAY", a leather "Rabone" 33 foot tape measure, and a 19th century ivory-mounted steel pocket knife with rounded ends and twenty four fold-out penknife blades; the compass 6.6" (17 cms) long (5)
Lot 401
A MID 20TH CENTURY INDIAN THREE-PIECE TEA SET in an Art Deco revival style, but with engraved panels of flowers and scrollwork, no maker's mark, c.1950, together with a cased pair of Victorian engraved fish servers with knobbly ivory handles by George Unite, Birmingham 1873 and a pair of plated fish carvers; the tea pot 5.5" (14 cms) high; 40 oz weighable silver (5)
Lot 575
FIVE ENAMELLED BOXES:- A Continental oval example with mauve enamel over an engine-turned ground and a pull-off cover, import-marked for London 1911, a light blue cigarette case by Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1934 and three small round boxes (mauve, green & lilac), together with two small carved ivory plaques; the larger box 4.1" (10.5 cms) long; 12.9 oz weighable silver (7)
Lot 9
AN ART DECO-MOUNTED STEEL CORKSCREW & MATCHING BOTTLE OPENER (in a fitted case), by suckling Ltd., Birmingham 1932/33, together with a cased set of four silver-mounted ivory knife rests, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1898, and a cased set of two silver fruit serving spoons and a sugar sifter ladle with "apostle" terminals, by William Hutton & Sons, London 1904; the spoons 8" (20.5 cms) long; 5.4 oz weighable silver (3)
Lot 262
A LATE 20TH CENTURY PART-SET OF OLD ENGLISH PATTERN FLATWARE:- Four table spoons, six soup spoons, six table forks, six dessert spoons, six dessert forks and five coffee spoons, by Cooper Brothers & Sons, Sheffield 1965-72 and six table knives with stainless steel blades and simulated ivory handles; 41.25 oz weighable silver (39)
Lot 577
A Geo naval dirk, slender DE blade 14”, with deep central fuller, slightly swollen ivory grip, with chequered panels on all 4 sides, gilt, upswept writhen crossguard with swollen terminals, grinning lion’s head pommel. Hilt GC, retaining much original gilt, blade retaining traces of gilt, but otherwise worn and deeply pitted. Plate 3
Lot 591
A 1786 style infantry officer’s sword, straight, fullered SE blade 32”, marked ‘J (J Run)kel (Unclear) Solingen’ on backstrap, etched in lightly scrolled panels on one side with trophy and crowned GR and on the other with trophy and crowned pre 1801 R Arms, copper gilt stirrup hilt with flat crossguard and quillon, with 2 sideloops, facetted knucklebow, stepped and facetted pommel, slightly swollen lined panelled ivory grip, in its black leather scabbard with gilt locket, middle band and chape, with 2 rings. GC for age, retaining approx 70% gilt (blade worn, with light pitting, scabbard leather some wear and a little limp).
Lot 580
An early Victorian Naval Volunteer’s dirk, plain, plated shallow diamond section blade 8”, elaborately turned ivory grip (very small crack at base), copper gilt crossguard, embossed with flowers on top, and lion’s head pommel cap, in its gilt sheath, with 2 rings, and engraved with a flower and foliate panels on the outer side. GC, retaining a little original gilt
Lot 576
A late 18th century naval dirk, shallow tapering diamond section blade, 7¾”, etched blued and gilt for two thirds length with stylized floral foliage, gilt crossguard deeply embossed with scrolled foliage on the top, tapering rectangular section ivory grip with chequered and shell panels, facing lion heads pommel, in its plain parcelled gilt sheath with stud tip and 2 rings. GC, retaining approx 50% original finish overall. Plate 3
Lot 578
A Georgian naval officer’s dirk, steeply curved flat blade 6½”, DE towards point, etched, blued and gilt overall with trophy of drum, cannon, standard and foliage on one side, and foliage on the other, copper gilt crossguard embossed with pineapple at each end on the top, swollen ribbed ivory grip, the pommel pierced for wrist-strap, in its plain gilt sheath with 2 rings. VGC for age, retaining approx 75% original finish (few small rust patches to right side of blade, 1¼” crack to grip). Plate 3
Lot 581
A late 18th Cent Naval officer’s dirk, slender diamond section blade 9½”, retaining a little foliate engraving, copper gilt forward facing crossguard embossed with oak leaf and acorns, ringed and writhen ivory grip with gilt middle band and pommel cap, in its gilt sheath, with single ring, engraved with stylized foliage on outer side. GC, retaining approx 20% gilt (small cracks and chip to grip, blade some wear).
Lot 575
A naval dirk c 1800, slender tapering blade 12¼”, with central fuller, plain brass crossguard with slightly swollen finials, swollen rectangular section ivory grip with flattened corners, plain pommel with stud to flat top, in its leather sheath with line engraved locket, middle band and chape, 2 rings and stud. GC
Lot 754
An unusual continental 5 shot 7mm open frame DA pinfire revolver, 7½” overall, octagonal barrel 4” with very tall sights to be visible above the hammer, stamped on the left side of the breech ‘Loron Brevete’, serial number 5733 and with lever which frees the barrel and cylinder to slide forward on the cylinder pin in order to facilitate loading and ejecting; the breech, cylinder, frame and grip straps foliate engraved, the cylinder with Liege proofs; with folding trigger and plain ivory grips. GWO & C retaining some original blued finish (small spring broken off from right side of frame, but present). Although Liege proved Loron father and son were French gunsmiths in St Etienne and Versailles. Plate 15
Lot 615
A late 18th century infantry officer’s spadroon of the 23rd Regiment, straight, fullered blade 32’, with faint traces of etching and retaining a little original blueing for one third length, gilt hilt with cross guard, quillon and sideloop, into slightly swollen knucklebow with small ring at the top, flattened octagonal section pommel cap and lined, slightly swollen ivory grip with gilt central band and oval engraved with the Prince of Wales’s Feathers and XXIII, in its leather (worn) scabbard with brass mounts and 2 rings, the locket engraved ‘R Clarke & Son, 62 Cheapside’. Good Condition, the hilt retaining approximately 85% original gilt. Plate 19
Lot 97
A WORCESTER HADLEYS FAIENCE PORCELAIN BOTTLE VASE 15cm high; a Royal Worcester vase with hand painted rose decoration by M Hunt, 8cm high; a Royal Worcester vase with hand painted rose decoration by E.M.Fildes, 11.5cm high; a further Royal Worcester vase with a flared rim and hand painted flower decoration and two Royal Worcester blush ivory porcelain vases (6)
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