A George V silver milk jug and sucrier, S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1917, each of faceted baluster form with angled handles on four bun feet, each 10.5cm high, gross weight 11.90ozt (2)CR: Sucrier: Denting to feet, one foot in particular is very heavily dented and shows signs of light splitting - as a result the sucrier wobbles slightly on a level surface. The body shows several small to mid-sized dents throughout, and heavy scratching and wear commensurate with age and use. There are no obvious signs of splitting or repair.Milk jug: Some denting to the body, heavy scratching and wear commensurate with age and regular use. There are no obvious signs of splitting or repair. Milk jug sits flat on a level surface.See pictures for illustration.
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A 19th century marine thermometer by Thomas Rubergall, the mercury tube affixed to a brass plate, displaying scales for Fahrenheit, Celsius and Reaumur, marked 'Thos Rubergall Optn to the Queen 21 Coventry St London', and 'Standard. Bar,,30.10', 32.6cm long, complete in a red leather fitted caseCondition report3cm scuffed patch to the case along with further minor scuffs.General light minor rubbing wear to the brass register, which appears to indicate the correct temperature.
A Charles I silver seal-top spoon, Edward Hole, London 1636, the fig-shaped bowl set to a faceted tapering handle, pin-prick initials to seal-top, 16cm long, weight 35.5gms (at fault)CR; Some minor thinning to the rim of the bowl, some denting to the rim and bowl. Heavy scratching and wear throughout. Possible signs of solder repair and a small split where the handle meets the bowl. Handle in good order, no major dents, splitting or thinning. Heavy scratching and wear throughout commensurate with age and use. Possible signs of solder repair between the handle and the seal top. The seal top is shows heavy scratching and light denting, and loss of definition to the detail. Moderate wear to the hallmarks. See additional images for illustration.
A Victorian silver milk jug and sucrier, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1898, each of circular form with reeded decoration, bowl 8.5cm diameter, milk jug 7cm diameter, together with a George V silver cigarette case, E J Trevitt & Sons Ltd, Chester 1916, 8.5cm x 7cm, a George V silver vesta case, Smith & Bartlam, Birmingham 1918, 5.3cm x 3.8cm, and an early 20th century burr walnut tortoiseshell lined snuff box, 8.5cm wide (at fault), weight (excluding walnut snuff box) 7.17ozt (5)CR; Bowl: Light denting, moderate scratching and wear throughout. Some minor thinning to the rim. No large splits or repair.Milk jug: Moderate denting to the body and rim, moderate scratching and wear throughout. Some thinning to the rim. No large splits of repair.Cigarette box: Heavy denting throughout. Moderate loss of definition to details. Moderate scratching and wear throughout. No large splits, thinning or repair. Button in working order, slightly stiff to open, but closes with a snap and sits flush. Lacking elastic to interior.Vesta: Heavy denting throughout. Minor loss of definition to details. Heavy scratching and wear throughout. No large splits, thinning or repair. Cover opens smoothly and closes with a snap, but does not sit completely flush.Snuff: Large area of loss to one side, with large cracks radiating from the loss. Several small to mid-sized cracks throughout. Heavy scratching and wear throughout. Several chips, thinning and loss to the tortoiseshell lined interior. Cover opens and closes smoothly. See pictures for illustration.
An Art Deco cut glass and silver mounted decanter, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, London 1937, the body of tapering rectangular form with stepped shoulders, plain polished silver mount, faceted stopper, 27cm high (at fault)CR; Some small chips and nibbles to the edges and corners of the body. Scratching and wear throughout, mostly concentrated to the base. No large fractures of losses. Silver mount in good order, no splits, major thinning or repair. Some minor denting, general scratching and wear commensurate with age and use. 2cm long area of chipping to the glass inside of the collar, as well as general nibbling to the edge (see pictures). Several chips and losses to the bottom stopper (see pictures). The head of the stopper is in good order, no major cracks, chips or losses. Light scratching and wear only.
A Victorian silver sugar caster, Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings (Frank) Shepherd, Birmingham 1886, of baluster form with reeded detail to body, upon circular foot with pierced pull off cover, 15cm high, weight 2.79oztCR: Some light denting to the body, general scratching and wear commensurate with age and use. No major thinning, splitting or repair to the body. Some light denting to the cover, general scratching and wear commensurate with age and use. No signs of major thinning, splitting or repair. Moderate wear to the gilt interior, concentrated where the cover meets the body. Cover pulls off with ease and sits flush with the body.
A George V silver tea strainer and stand, W J Myatt & Co, Birmingham 1933, the circular bowl with pierced detail, wirework handle and clip, 11.5cm long, the plain polished stand of compressed circular form, 5.7cm diameter, gross weight 1.87ozt (at fault)CR: There is beginning signs of splitting to some of the pierced holes. The bowl shows some light denting, moderate scratching and general wear commensurate with use. There is heavy denting to the rim, moderate scratching and wear. Possible signs of solder repair where the bowl meets the clip and handle. Clip shows moderate denting, general scratching and wear. Handle in good order, no obvious denting or bending, moderate scratching and wear. Bowl in good order, some light denting throughout, mostly concentrated to the rim. General scratching and wear throughout. Strainer sits flush on the stand. Stand wobbles very slightly on a level surface. See pictures for illustration.
A pair of Victorian silver goblets, possibly James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1864, each of typical form on knopped stem and circular foot, embossed with repeat floral motifs and beaded borders with vacant diamond shaped cartouche, gilt interiors, each 16cm high, gross weight 13.70ozt (at fault)CR: Both stems have been previously broken and subsequently repaired. Both feet show moderate denting. One of the feet shows small areas of splitting. Some denting to the highpoints of detail on the cups. Both show light scratching and wear throughout. Gilt interior in good order, possibly restored. Heavy wear to the hallmarks. Some loss of definition to the details. Both examples are leaning slightly. See pictures for illustration.
A set of four gilt metal wall light fittings, each of bulbous form with hanging fruit pendant, 25cm high, along with a pair of bronze two branch wall light fittings, each with reeded horn shaped branches, 25cm high, and a pair of contemporary wall light fittings, each with a single articulated arm, 20cm high (8) Lighting lots are sold as decorative items only, prospective buyers must consult with a qualified electrician before use or installation of these items.
A trio of Empire style giltwood wall light fittings, 20th century, each formed as two interlinked fluted horn shaped branches, 36cm high, along with a wall mounted figural girandole, the figure of a young boy holding a torch aloft extending to six scrolling branches, 66cm high, a giltwood twin branch wall light fitting, in the form of hanging rope twist cord, 88cm high, and a gilt metal 'ribbon' two branch wall light fitting, 33cm high (6) Lighting lots are sold as decorative items only, prospective buyers must consult with a qualified electrician before use or installation of these items.
A 19th century style gilt metal and glass droplet basket chandelier, late 20th century, with two graduated tiers of glass drops, 75cm high, some droplets detached with some possible losses (at fault), along with a glass lustre pendant light fitting, 34cm high (at fault), and a gilt metal cherub figural pendant light fitting with associated lustre droplet shade, 28cm long, head to foot 22cm long (3) (at fault) Lighting lots are sold as decorative items only, prospective buyers must consult with a qualified electrician before use or installation of these items.Condition report Cherub figural light fitting has been later re-painted with substantial restoration to the back and shoulders, possible further minor restoration and light tarnishing, please see additional imagesBasket chandelier has tarnishing to the gilt metal with multiple chains of droplets detached and with possible losses
A Victorian silver and mother of pearl fruit knife, Thomas Marples, Sheffield 1867, the shaped handle with beaded border, 13cm long, together with a further Victorian silver and mother of pearl fruit knife, marks for 'H&F', Birmingham 1863, 10cm long, and six further Victorian and later silver and mother of pearl fruit knives, longest 13.5cm (8)CR; See further pictures for illustration.William Needham example: Small dent to the tip of the blade. General scratching and wear to blade. No cracks, chips or losses to the mother of pearl handle. General scratching and wear throughout.Thomas Marples example: Heavy wear/loss to the end of the blade. Some light bending to the blade. Heavy scratching and wear to the blade. Handle shows moderate scratching and wear, and requires cleaning, but no large cracks, chips of losses.John Yeomans Cowlishaw example: Moderate wear to the blade around the tip and edge. Some light bending/misshaping. General scratching and wear commensurate with age and use. Handle shows moderate scratching and wear, but no large cracks, chips of losses.Francis Howard example: General wear and minor loss to the tip of the blade, heavy scratching and wear. No obvious bending or misshaping. Blade does no sit flush when folded (see pictures). Handle shows moderate scratching and wear, but no large cracks, chips of losses.H&F example: Some light denting to the tip. Thinning around the edge. Moderate scratching and wear. Some bending/denting to blade. Handle shows moderate scratching and wear, but no large cracks, chips of losses.Villiers & Jackson example: Some thinning and minor loss to the blade. General scratching and wear throughout commensurate with age and use. Handle shows moderate scratching and wear, but no large cracks, chips of losses.Second William Needham example: Some bending and misshaping to the tip. Some light bending to the blade. Moderate scratching and wear throughout. Handle shows moderate scratching and wear, but no large cracks, chips of losses.
A very large Aubusson style needle-point wall hanging, in fawn, terracotta and green colourways, the central floral spray embraced by swags and trailing foliate detail, 375cm x 275cmCondition reportGeneral overall fading and light decolourisation, multiple minor faults to include a small hole, a small darned patch, ink/dye spots, wear commensurate with age and use, please see additional images
A hand-woven Caucasian wool carpet in red and ivory colour ways, the central hexagonal field with foliate and zoomorphic motifs, contained by conforming red spandrels, 180cm x 200cmCondition reportFaded banded to one side of the rug, overall general light wear with some heavy worn patches particularly around the centre, tassels good condition no obvious wear or losses, please see additional images
A 17th century style carved Istrian stone planter, of cubic form, with canted corners, carved with shield, mask and foliate detail, 64cm H x 78cm W x 63cm DCondition reportGeneral light cracks and chips commensurate with age and use, no major visible faults or repairs, debris deposit in the bottom of the planter make inspection of the base difficultIron chain secured to the interior base of the planter creating a small hole/drain hole to the base
A Jaeger Le Coultre Atmos mantel clock, serial number 132541, the 12cm dial enclosing the skeletonised movement, within a canted five glass lacquered brass case, 23.5cm high, no paperwork or box (at fault)Condition reportLocking lever at the front of the clock is loose and does not prevent the pendulum from moving, although the balance wheel does rotate reliability and accuracy are not assured.General light tarnishing to the case.
A late 19th century French gilt metal mantel clock, of podium form, the case surmounted with a figure of Psyche alongside the 10cm dial applied with Roman numerals and enclosing the two train movement by H & P, striking on a saucer bell, 40cm high, lacking pendulumCondition reportGeneral tarnishing with some light pitting to the plinth, Psyche's robe has been repaired (see additional image).Both key apertures feel tight with the clock movement appearing not to run.
A 1930's Art Deco variegated marble portico mantel clock garniture, the suspended 10cm drum dial with a two train movement, upon a marble plinth base surmounted with a pair of bronzed spelter gulls, 33cm high, along with a pair of tapering vase garnitures, with pendulum, lacking saucer bellCondition reportMinor repaired chip to the rim of one of the garnitures along with further minor chips and nibbles to the second garniture.Some light tarnishing to the gulls and dial, the movement feels tight when wound and doesn't appear to run
A 1940's Vitascope Industries Ltd pink Bakelite clock, with a sailing ship automaton above a 14cm dial, Vitascope paper label verso, 32cm high (crack to case)Condition report12cm crack to top of case, light scratches radiating from the clock hands, slight discoloration to the front of the clock with general light marks and wear commensurate with age and use.The knob at the back of the clock operates the ship.Back panel appears to have been removed at some point, with the bottom RH corner screw not secure.
A late 19th century gilt metal and porcelain mantel clock by Pinchon Fils Aine, the case surmounted with a twin handled urn above the 11cm blue porcelain dial, applied with Roman numerals and painted with a courting couple within a woodland landscape, flanked by conforming side panels and enclosing the two train movement impressed with the makers name and striking on a saucer bell, 42cm high, with pendulumCondition reportGeneral light tarnishing to case, minor chips and nibbles around both key apertures, light rubbing to gilt detail.Clock runs when wound however this is no guarantee of working condition.
A George III gilt wood and gesso wall mirror, the speckled mirrored plate within a frame moulded with simulated lattice wicker and trailing bamboo detail, surmounted with an openwork shield and foliate crest, 97cm x 59cmCondition reportMirrored plate measurements 41cm x 65cmSome speckling to the mirrored plate, evidence of restoration around the crest and at the corners.Some light discolouration to the gilt along with a minor square shaped loss (bottom LH corner)Please see additional images
A mid 18th century oak mule chest, the hinged removable cover above an arrangement of five chamfered panels and three drawers, with conforming panelled sides, over an ogee shaped front apron, raised upon stile feet, 96cm H x 136cm W x 55cm DCondition reportGeneral marks and water stains to the top with later braces added to the underside of the cover.Minor splits to the drawer liners, evidence of damp on the back boards along with a 9cm square cut.Overall condition is sound with general light wear only.
A gentleman's stainless steel Omega Seamaster GMT Professional Co-Axial Chronometer automatic wristwatch, limited edition 362/500, made for members of the British Elite Special Boat Service, no. 81932811, ref.2535.80.00, the circular navy dial with engine-turned wave motif, luminous dot hour markers and baton quarters, date aperture to three 'o' clock, pierced sword hands with luminous tips, centre seconds, red GMT hand, uni-directional rotating bezel, helium escape valve to ten 'o' clock, Omega crown wind, stainless steel case, case back featuring the SBS insignia with 'By Strength and Guile' motto, case 43mm diameter, upon a brick link strap with signed folding snap claspYour attention is drawn to our important notice regarding the Trevanion sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding.This watch was produced as part of a limited release circa 2008. This watch does not come with box or paperwork.This watch is running at the time of testing. The screw down crown sits flush, but is slightly stiff to undo. When pulled out to position two, the hour hand adjusts accordingly, and the seconds had continues to tick. When pulled out to position three, the hour, minute and GMT adjusts accordingly, and the seconds hand stops. The GMT hand cannot be set independently. the date window adjusts upon a 24hr rotation of the dial.Dial in good order, no cracks, chips or losses, no signs of damage or repair. Glass shows minimal scratching and wear, and is lacking the Omega symbol to centre, which may indicate that it is a later replacement. There are several short, deep scratches to the enamel bezel. Some small dents, moderate scratching and wear to the metal of the bezel. Case shows small dents to the edges, moderate scratching and wear. Central panel on the reverse is in good order, showing some scratching and wear, no cracks, chips, losses or repair. Strap shows some signs of light pulling between the links, and moderate scratching/wear. The folding clasp is in working order, opening smoothly and closing with a snap.
A Regency rosewood mirror back chiffonier, the rectangular mirror back below a three quarter galleried shelf and above the rectangular top and single frieze drawer, over a pair of leaded glazed doors flanked by pilasters, upon a plinth base, 129cm H x 106cm W x 37cm DCondition reportBoth the mirror and the glazed doors are later, minor split to one of the back boards.Light rubbing to the plinth base where the doors open, general light rubbing wear and marks commensurate with age and use
A Gainsborough style swivel office chair, modern, in striped fabric, the shaped and padded back rest extending to padded arm rests on mahogany supports over a serpentine seat, raised upon a revolving mechanism and five conforming cabriole supports on castors, 102cm high, seat height 46cm, arm rest height 68cmCondition reportSome rubbing wear to the castor guards, otherwise light wear only with no visible faults or damage
A Victorian mahogany Scottish chest of drawers, the rectangular top above a cushion frieze drawer, two short and three long drawers, flanked by ring turned tapering cylindrical pilasters, raised upon a plinth base, 117cm H x 128cm W x 62cm D (at fault)Condition reportBoth pillars are detached, full width joint split to the top along with commensurate marks and scratches.Splits to moulding on cushion drawer, light fading to the front of the chest.Minor chips to the veneer on the plinth with minor split to the RH side
A Victorian birds eye maple and ebonised Aesthetic Movement loo table, the quarter veneered oval tilt top, raised upon four gilt embellished ebonised and fluted columns, extending to conforming out swept supports and castors, 71cm H x 122cm W x 90cm DCondition reportMinor crazing to the ebonised band on the table top along with two15cm repairs to the veneer, (please see additional images) further minor scratches and blemishes commensurate with age and use.Small amount of play in the table top, only light general wear to the base.
A Victorian mahogany Scottish chest of drawers, the cushion shaped frieze drawer above an arrangement of two short and three long graduated flame mahogany drawers, applied the ebonised drawer pulls and flanked by a pair of substantial cylindrical pilasters, raised upon a plinth base and bun feet, 147cm H x 134cm W x 64cm DCondition reportMinor split running three quarter width of the top along with a full width joint split.Some fading and two 30cm splits to the RH side, full height split to the LH side.One drawer handle is missing the glass centre, the handles on the third drawer down both lack securing washers to the inside and are therefore loose.General light wear and marks commensurate with age and use although the chests structure is good.
A William and Mary style wing back armchair, early 20th century, in embossed red foliate fabric, the camel back extending to padded wing backs above a sprung straight front seat, raised upon knopped and ring turned walnut front legs and plain back swept rear legs, united by a conforming cross stretcher, 134cm highCondition reportLittle or no play in the chair joints, general light wear to the fabric. Springs are slightly 'sunken' with the seat and back rest both feeling soft.Legs and cross stretchers appear to be firm with only very light wear.
An early 20th century oak framed Chesterfield sofa, with typical deep set button back and arms, applied with peripheral stud detail enclosing the sprung seat, raised upon front legs of tapering square section and plain back swept rear legs, 68cm H x 175cm W x 89cm DCondition reportMultiple minor speckled chips to the leather, mainly to the seat and some to the top of the LHS back rest.Seat slightly compressed/soft with springs sunken on the underside.5cm split to the LHS of seat front, light scuffs and marks to the leather with some frame 'line' marks.General rubbing and scuff marks to all legs, wear commensurate with age and use
An Edwardian mahogany Chippendale revival games table, the rectangular hinged top with a gadrooned edge opening to a baize lined surface, above a plain frieze, raised upon slender leaf carved cabriole legs culminating in ball and claw feet, 75cm H x 61cm W x 40cm DCondition reportTop has been refurbished, however there are signs of what appears to historic worm or wear, light wear only to the table legs, replaced baize to the table top.
A large collection of assorted DC Comics collectible chess pieces with accompanying Eaglemoss Publications magazines. Chess pieces to include; Professor Zoom, Vixen, Doctor Light, Big Barda, Red Arrow, Animal Man and others. All figures cast in metallic resin and hand-painted with a crest on the front base depicting their rank. Housed in original boxes. Highly detailed pieces.
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