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Lot 290
Edward Light of London, (1747-1832), a Regency harp lute, the black lacquered body gilt penwork decorated with trailing fruiting vine, with fret carved sound hole, mounted on a rectangular gilt plinth, inscribed 'E. Light, Inventor and Professor of the British Lute, 38 Berner Street, London, N11', circa 1815, 79cm high. The harp lute was invented by Edward Light in 1798 and is also known as the 'British lute'. The pillar supports tuned bass strings to extend the instruments range. The pitch of the bass strings can be raised by one semitone using stops similar to the pedals on a harp.
Lot 938
An 18ct yellow gold ladies or gents diamond ring set with thirteen stones, nine of approx nine points and four of approx three points - total approx 0.8 to 0.9cts - ring size Q 1/2, weight approx 15.3 grams - condition light surface marks consistent with use, stones lively and bright, generally very good
Lot 215
An untested turquoise and diamond set cluster ring, the central oval turquoise within a surround of eleven rose cut diamonds, all set in yellow metal to the the plain hoop stamped '18ct', weight 6.7gms CONDITION REPORT: piece appears to have been made up from something else. Condition appears to be overall very good and only showing light signs of wear and surface scratching. Turquoise has no signs of speckling or veing and so would suggest it may be a synthetic stone.
Lot 249
A Bulova Accutron wristwatch, silvered dial with gilt batons and centre sweep seconds in gold plated case and attached bracelet strap, within fitted box CONDITION REPORT: Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding Trevanion & Dean's sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding.Currently ticking. Crystal with some light scratches. Bezel with dent to left of dial. Lugs with some scratches. Later bracelet would need replacing where it joins the case. Links showing tarnishing and wear including clasp. Box contains a Bulova watch guarantee.
Lot 259
A 9K open face chronograph open face pocket watch, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and centre sweep seconds, back cover with engraved garter, inner back stamped '9K 128957', movement not signed, manual wind, 5cm diameter x 7.1cm high (inc. bow), gross weight 89.7gms CONDITION REPORT: The watch is not currently running. The inner cover is not gold. Case with general age wear patina throughout and some nocks. Glass with a few light scratches and dial with a feint hair line crack from the centre to the number 5. Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding Trevanion & Dean's sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding.
Lot 263
An Art Deco 9ct gold cased Movado open face pocket watch, 1935 import mark, the champagne dial with bronzed numerals 12, 3 and 9 and subsidiary seconds dial, inner case stamped 'N254326 92588', movement signed '16 Jewels Swiss Made', manual wind, 4.5cm diameter x 5.4cm high (inc. bow), gross weight 39.4gms CONDITION REPORT: The watch is currently running but we can not guarantee that it is in full working order. Internally clean and bright. Back with some light surface scratches. Dial with a few small dirt specks. Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding Trevanion & Dean's sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding.
Lot 301
A Jaques Staunton pattern box wood and ebony chess set, the kings stamped 'Jaques London', two of the rooks and two of the knights with crown mark to the top, kings 8cm, with a mahogany box with original label and a chess board (Qty)The pieces are not weighted. The kings are marked 'Jaques London' to the bases. Two of the knights with a crown mark to the top and two of the rooks with a crown mark to the top. The knights are a little different in colour to the carved section to the bases. Piece with light age wear but essentially ok. The board is not guaranteed to be original to the set. The board is 36.5cm x 36.5cm and has general rubbing to the stained wood edging. The box has light age wear - label a little grubby and the slide lid with a glue repaired break to the top edge.
Lot 312
An Art Nouveau pewter tazza designed by Archibald Knox, in the manner of Liberty & Co, the circular domed foot below a tripartite stand supporting a planished bowl with cast flower head motifs to the rim, 27cm high CONDITION REPORT: Marked to the underside 'Made in England', “Tudric” '01161' and 'Solkeis'. General patina of light surface scratches and polishing throughout. Foot rim perhaps slightly bent (giving he piece a very slight lean) and a couple of slight knocks to base - see additional images.
Lot 35
A George III silver case, Samuel Pemberton Birmingham 1819, (possibly a lancet case) of tapering octagonal form and with floral detail, 4.3cm high CONDITION REPORT: Exterior showing wear from potential gilding. Some minor surface wear and light denting. Gilt interior. Later locking mechanism (see images).
Lot 368
John Langstaff - 19th century, Oil on canvas, River landscape with figure in a boat, Signed, Framed, (at fault), With a Frank Hider (1861-1933), oil on canvas 'A Rockbound Coast', 39cm x 59cm (2) CONDITION REPORT: Seascape - The canvas has a craquelure throughout, is grubby. Some paint flaking to the bottom and an indentation to the canvas at the top right. The frame with light wear.
Lot 38
Two novelty caddy spoons each designed as a Jockey cap, each stamped '925 Sterling', embossed with vacant cartouche and linear design, 5.3cm long and 5.5cm long respectively (2) CONDITION REPORT: Each in generally good condition. Some tarnishing. Would benefit from a clean. Some light surface scratching.
Lot 383
Basil Bradley (1842-1904), Pair of oils on canvas, Highland cattle by a river, Signed and dated 1886, 40cm x 24.5cm, Framed and glazed CONDITION REPORT: Frames with general wear and grubby. Images appear clean and bright - perhaps some light age wear. Hard to fully ascertain description because the glass is slightly foggy and the edges of the canvas are not visible. Overall fair.
Lot 405
An early 20th century 'Peter Rabbits Book Shelf', the oak shelf with original label, to include a possible first trade edition of THE TALE OF PETER RABBIT, blue-grey boards with leaf end papers and 'wept big tears' on page 51, (at fault), twenty one volumes total of Beatrix Potter tales published by F.Warne & Co Ltd, 34cm high (at fault) CONDITION REPORT: The oak shelf has general light age wear - some scratches. The paper label to the top is worn - mostly around the aperture, sun faded and grubby. The books are in poor condition and some appear incomplete. Most have old ink on half title 'JH 23.12.28' and some other ink inscriptions. One of the copies of 'The Tale of Peter Rabbit' does have 97 pages but there is no date on the title page and 'Edmund Evans engravers and printers... etc' verso. Please see additional images. One of the copies of The Tale of Peter Rabbit may be a first trade edition: Cover lightly rubbed, split to the bottom of the spine. Front end papers with marks and wear to the gutter. Thirty one colour plates. Frontis plate loose at the bottom of the gutter. Binding breaks between pages 8 and 9. Page 9 quite grubby. Page 8 with slight edge tear. Internally grubby with rounded corners - gutters open in areas and wear at gutters. Some attention will be needed (as found)
Lot 490
A selection of Dresden tea wares, to include a tea pot and cover (spout repaired), with a French 12 piece part dessert service CONDITION REPORT: Dresden- Sugar bowl with stained rim descending hairline crack. Teapot- Spout rivet repaired. Remaining service showing some gilt wear but generally good. Limoges GDA dinner plates - 3x plates with chipped rims. Each pedestal stand with chipped rims. Some signs of light wear.
Lot 491
A collection of 19th century and later ceramics, to include a Flight Barr and Barr Worcester sauce tureen and cover, 17cm, a Newhall type tea pot stand, and a Victorian 'present from Blackpool' teapot stand and an early 19th century black basalt tea pot and cover (repaired), a pair of ;19th century botanical plates 'Verbasum Myconi' and 'Rosa Lutea', 22.5cm diam (Qty) CONDITION REPORT: The pair of botanical plates are named in italic red but with no other mark. Both crazed throughout and with some staining. Flight Barr and Barr with some light rubbing to the gilding, some light scratches to the green, some slight grazes to the flange of the lid and two slight nicks at base.
Lot 5
A George V silver strainer, 'The Duchess of Sutherland's Cripples Guild', Birmingham 1912, engraved with leaves and with flower head shaped well, 1.5ozt, 13cm CONDITION REPORT: Hallmarks legible. Some light surface scratches. Some but few orange peel effect blemishes. Small nick to edge. Where the strainer bowls a crease/split is visible approx 0.5cm. Generally good and nothing hugely concerning.
Lot 528
A cased Royal Crown Derby 'Derby Posies' pattern tea service for six and a Aynsley tea service for six and further Royal Crown Derby Olde Avesbury pattern tea service (Qty) CONDITION REPORT: Aynsley- x1 plate with small chip to rim.Olde Avesbury- 2x plates modern pieces and marked as seconds.Posies- Showing very light use.
Lot 529
A forty piece Royal Worcester part tea service, in transfer printed Kakiemon type pattern (as found) (40) CONDITION REPORT: 1x teacup- rim descending stained hairline crack. 1x saucer- rim descending stained hairline crack. 1x saucer- hairline crack running through centre. 1x saucer- re-glued large crack. Each piece showing light to extensive crazing including teacups.
Lot 57
A silver double sovereign holder, Birmingham 1900, with all over floral and foliate detail and vacant cartouche, 6.5cm wide and a single example Chester 1907, gross weight 46.2gms (2) CONDITION REPORT: Double- Hallmarks legible. Some light surface scratches. Cover opens and closes happily. Springs appear to be working. Some small nicks and signs of cutting around the insert section (see images). Swivel fob soldered. Some general areas of tarnishing. Single- Some light surface scratches. Cover opens and closes happily. Spring appears to be working. Vacant cartouche. Hallmarks clear. Some general tarnishing.
Lot 662
A bronze spelter figural lamp after Bruchon, modelled as Victory holding a torch, with named plate 'La Paix', on ebonised base, 79cm H, with an associated frosted glass shade (2) CONDITION REPORT: The finish is dull throughout with a rough texture. The drape to the shoulder appears to be original - probably to disguise a join in the manufacture. The light fitting is not original and is loose. General wear to the base. Attention will be needed. Lighting lots are sold as decorative items only, prospective buyers must consult with a qualified electrician before use or installation of these items.
Lot 81
A George III silver nutmeg grater, Samuel Pemberton Birmingham circa 1800, of pillar box shape, with reeded detail and pull-off base, 3.2cm high, weight 9.9gms CONDITION REPORT: Grille appears slightly gnarled. Fine seam mark to side of body. Tarnishing. Hallmarks legible. Some slight surface blemishes. General light surface scratches. Dent to side of domed top and small tarnished hairline.
Lot 938
An Edwardian inlaid satinwood demi-lune display cabinet, with door enclosing three shelves, over two drawers, on splayed legs, 185cm H x 99cm W x 49cm H CONDITION REPORT: The cabinet is grubby throughout and would benefit from a clean. The two areas of banding around the lower section are a lighter colour than the rest of the cabinet and is rough or split in two areas. There are some areas of damaged / repaired veneer around the drawers. Internally cleaner. General knocks etc to the moulding at the top and light patina throughout. Overall fair.
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