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Lot 362
Collection of brooches, an oval carved shell cameo, 38x30mm in a 9 carat yellow gold rope edge brooch mount, Birmingham 1978, a silver-gilt flower brooch, 55mm, Ecco gold-plated flower brooch, white metal brooch, rolled gold cameo pendant and chain, small silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1945, 8x5cm, Ronson simulated mother-of-pearl cigarette lighter in original box. gold tooth.
Lot 368
Small suitcase with costume jewellery and watches, gold-plated open face pocket watch named Robinson Northampton, cufflinks, Timex, Sekonda wrist watches, silver cross and chain, brooches, Ronson "Cadet" cigarette lighter, silver handled button hook, Birmingham 1904, set of three brass flying swallow wall plaques.
Lot 418
An early 20th century circa 1940’s brass / bronze owl inkwell. The inkwell having a hinged head opening to reveal a ceramic ink pot and twin pin trays / pen trays to the side in a shape of wings together with a 1940’s French brass trench art lighter in a form of a book with engraved decoration to the front. Measures, 28 cm Long
Lot 1064
A set of nine cased teaspoons and a pair of sugar tongs, London 1894, by Ackroyd Rhodes; Manoah Rhodes & Sons Ltd, engraved M.B. 1895 together with a machine turned silver cigarette case Birmingham 1918, three silver hallmarked napkin rings, a further silver tea spoon, a silver plated tea spoon and silver plated sugar tongs and a metal table lighter (18) silver weight 175g.
Lot 233
An interesting collection of collectibles etc. to include various ornamental ceramics, interesting Art Deco pocket cigarette case/lighter, miniature ceramic ornamental wares, an Art Deco period celadon glazed two-light ceramic candelabra, a miniature barrel, a miniature camera/lighter, other similar collectibles etc. to include three 19th century Josiah Wedgwood & Sons tiles depicting months of the year etc. (selection)
Lot 498
A tan leather upholstered brass club fender, 20th century, with a padded top, on square supports183w x 65d x 48h cm outside baseCondition report: Inner dimensions 55 x 164cm. There is some wear to the leather on the corners and one side has faded to a lighter colour. Generally dirty, with light overall signs of use.
Lot 1328
A Georgian mahogany circular tilt top tripod table, diameter 68cm, height 72cm.Additional InformationThe top is a lighter colour to the base and with a split making the top in two sections, the smaller one being a little loose. The catch to the underside is not original. old repaired crack to the where the legs meet, see additional images.
Lot 1459
A 1920s oak chest of drawers with wavy gallery back above two short over three long drawers, raised on turned column supports, width 98cm, depth 46cm, height 110cm. Additional InformationTop with some water marks and surface scratches, handles are not original. Light age wear here and there with some lighter patches to the oak, but otherwise ok.
Lot 311
A lot comprising a wood & glass double inkwell, a HB Quimper rectangular plate decorated with pipers a gilt metal box decorated with cherubs, asian stoneware figurines of the immortals, mahogany coasters carved with elephants, a cigar table lighter modelled as an elephant upon hardstone base, a Noritake gilt decorated urn and cover, a continental relief moulded stein, blue and white transfer printed wares by Spode and Cauldon among other items Condition Report: Not available for this lot
Lot 247
An early Victorian mahogany cabinet bookcase, circa 1850, the lancet moulded doors enclosing shelves, the cabinet base with two drawers and cupboard doors, 241cm high, 125cm wide, 54cm deepProvenance: Private Collection, The Old Rectory, GloucestershirePurchased from T. G. Wilkinson, Petworth, in 1999. Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, Some old splits and cracks and some repairs to the glazing bars,All the other metalware (hinges, locks, handles) appear to be original, There are two keys present with this lot, one is operating the glazed cupboard doors, the lower ones have a key inserted in the lock and is stuck firmly. this may be the right key but the lock is seized and require a good oil, or it may be the wrong lock inserted and stuck - Dreweatts make no guarantees - all elements are open at time of report, there are screws required to fix the top to the base - there are two loose with the cabinet but Dreweatts do not guarantee how good a fit or the overall stability - this would need to be fixed securely before use in a domestic settingThe interior of the top cabinet has had a later backing inserted which has been painted black - presumably to better show off the former contentsThe interior of the lower panel doors is lighter in colour and appears un-polished, it is presumed that the flame veneers to the doors is thin and applied to the thicker planed panels for stability, this is of a differing timber and has been left as something of a feature. This cannot be proved for certain without deconstructing the doorsPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 270
A Mohajeran carpet, approximately 353 x 260cmCondition Report: Some wear overall. Some patches of additional wear to central field. Longest edges have been re-bound at some point. They have some wear and small losses. Fringing has been replaced. The new fringing has been stitched into the guard stripe and the join is visible as the pile of the replacement section is lighter in colour. Fringing with wear, fraying and some losses. Some pale knot heads poke through pile in places.Some undulation to the edges of carpet. Please refer to online images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 305
* The Beatles. Collection of vinyl records / LPs by The Beatles, including the Red Album (The Beatles 1962-1966), Apple PCSP 717, first stereo pressing, laminated gatefold sleeve printed by Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd, spine faded but undamaged, red inner sleeves with top corners cut as supplied (one with small bottom side split and slightly lighter shade than the other), matrix numbers YEX 905-1, YEX 906-1, YEX 907-2 and YEX 908-1, vinyl VG+, the Blue Album (The Beatles 1967-1970), Apple PCSP 718, first stereo pressing, laminated gatefold sleeve printed by Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd, blue inner sleeves with top corners cut as supplied (one with large bottom side split and slightly lighter shade than the other), matrix numbers YEX 909-1, YEX 910-3, YEX 911-2 and YEX 912-1, vinyl VG+, Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band, Parlophone PMC 7027, 1967 original mono pressing with yellow & black Parlophone labels, 'Sold in UK subject to ...' and 'The Gramophone Co. Ltd ...' on the labels, plain inner sleeve, laminated gatefold sleeve printed in Germany with Odeon logo on the rear, cut-out insert fully intact and also printed in Germany (small 1cm closed tear), matrix numbers XEX 637-1 and XEX 638-1, vinyl VG, Rubber Soul, Parlophone PMC 1267, 1965 original mono pressing with yellow & black Parlophone labels, 'Sold in UK subject to ...' and 'The Gramophone Co. Ltd ...' on the labels, laminated sleeve printed by Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd, matrix numbers XEX 579-4 and XEX 580-4, vinyl VG, Revolver, Parlophone PCS 7009 Stereo, matrix numbers YEX 605-5-1-1 and YEX 606-4, vinyl EXC, McCartney (debut solo album), Apple PCS 7102 Stereo, dark green Apple labels, laminated gatefold sleeve, matrix numbers YEX 775 A-2U and YEX 776 B-2U, vinyl EXC+Qty: (6)
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