An early 20th century clock garniture, with ceramic case decorated in blue and gilt and with panel depicting a courting couple, with a French movement (no pendulum) and with floral painted dial, the panel initialled Petit, the vases both decorated with male and female figures and with country houses to the panels. Clock height 30 cm, vase height +/- 32 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The movement winds on both trains and appears to strike correctly when advanced. Whilst we have no pendulum, the movement does tick away quickly without the pendulum being in situ. The clock case and both vases are in good condition with no chips or restoration. The porcelain panels and lighter areas are visibly crazed. All metalwork is present and the dial and glazed front door are in good condition. The clock case and the metalwork is generally very dusty and dirty.
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Two 19th century glass bottles, clear glass circular bottle +/- 26 cm diameter, height 40 cm and a green glass oval shaped 19th century bottle pontil mark to base, width 28 cm, height 40 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Both bottles are in good order and free from any chips or cracks. There is some discolouration to the interior of the lighter of the two vessels.
A Ronson table lighter, presented on retirement by members of the staff of Baird & Tatlock, 10cm (w) / All lots are located at Gower Reclamation, Unit 17b, Crofty Industrial Estate, Gower, Swansea, SA4 3RS. Regretfully Wellers are unable to offer any type of shipping, please see our important information for collections information.
A mixed lot of ceramics and collectables including Wedgwood, Staffordshire pottery dog, Cussons Apple Blossom soap set in original box, pen knives, metalware, vintage lighter, books including Dickens, Charlotte Rhead vase, Beswick vase etc. Rhead vase has chip to rim and hairline crack. Beswick vase has chip to base
Original commemorative plaque from the Ocean County Coin Club, NJ, featuring three polychrome enamel medals in perfect condition. It includes one Ocean County 10th anniversary ANA medal (1970-1980); one 13th Annual Show, Mount Pleasant, NJ; and one 200th Anniversary Balloon Ascent (1783-1983) of the Montgolfier Brothers: The First Lighter Than Air Flight with historical information on verso. Protected in a diamond shaped Lucite two-sided cover. Issued: 1983Dimensions: 6.50"L x 7"H x 0.25"WCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
Y A DUTCH COLONIAL HARDWOOD AND EBONY BUREAU PROBABLY CAPE DUTCH (SOUTH AFRICA), LATE 18TH CENTURY The fall enclosing drawers, pigeon holes, doors and a well 109cm high, 101cm wide, 57cm deepFor Cape case furniture of similar form and 'linenfold' outline, see M. G. Atmore, Cape Furniture, published by Howard Timms 1965, page 128. Condition Report: Marks, scratches and abrasions, old chips and splits comensurate with age and use. Some old repairs, including some old filled repairs to the frieze above the top drawer. Some areas of fading and staining as expected for age, this could be resolved/ improved with careful polishing by a qualified restorer if required. The dark/ black coloured moulding to the bureau, upon close inspection, has stripes of slightly paler colour within it, so could be a type of rosewood or ebony, possibly macassar ebony. There have previously been very small knob handles to the lopers that have since been removed and small holes filled. The small handle to the interior cupboard door is lacking. The locks to the drawers and fall appear original. A key is present to operate the drawer locks. The key would appear to operate the lock to the fall also however the lock to the fall needs some attention/ repair in order to operate. It is not engaged currently. The feet are later replacements conforming to the style. Lignum vitae bowling balls have been cleverly turned suitably to fit. They generally match the appearance of the bureau well overall. Where any feet/ areas of feet are slightly lighter they could be coloured more darkly by a qualified restorer if required. They are not currently glued into position but could easily be. Please refer to all additional images available via email for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
WW2 British Notts & Derby Regt, RASC, REME (Plastic) Cap badges, Enamel Sweetheart badges, Sweetheart Mirror, buttons, Polish Army Trench Art Lighter, WW1 British 18 Prd trench art shell case 1917, WW2 British cloth formation signs XXX Corps, 5th Ind Div, 9th Armoured Div, Eastern Command, Eight Army, 21 Army Group, etc.
ASSORTED BIJOUTERIE including George V silver and blue guilloche enamel powder compact, Birmingham 1935, antique Sea Bean vesta case with yellow metal mounts, tortoiseshell snuff box, lacquered snuff box with mother of pearl inlay, shagreen covered cigarette lighter etcProvenance: private collection Conwy
Dunhill / Saffa - Two mid 20th century gold plated pocket cigarette lighters. Each lighter having an engine turned gold plated casing, with hinged top. One marked 'Made In Italy 21 Saffa' to base, with serial number 0117983. The other marked 'dunhill 20 microns Made In England' with serial number B50639.
THREE BOXES AND LOOSE METALWARE AND SUNDRIES, to include approximately twenty five vintage tins with lids various sizes biscuit, sweets, tobacco etc. green metal light shade, stainless steel tea pot, ice bucket, copper kettle, nine brass door handles, brass towel rail, vintage comet stapler, box of cutlery, gas lighters Banner, Ronson whirl wind lighter, Emubrite vintage cigarette case, etc. (sd/af), (3 boxes + loose)
A SELECTION OF JEWELLERY, COINS, to include a three row citrine and smoky quartz faceted pear shape bead necklace, a faceted French jet bead necklace, a green and black bead necklace and two further pendant necklaces, a nephrite jade pendant, a carved horn brooch, an enamel buckle, a mother of pearl brooch, two Sekonda watches an imitation pearl necklace, a Ronson lighter, commemorative coins, also including hinged wooden boxes and jewellery cases etc
A GROUP OF SILVERPLATE AND SUNDRIES, comprising a silver plated half pint tankard stamped Elkington & Co.Ltd. 37461, a Ronson 'Queen Anne' table lighter, a silverplate serving tray and four goblets, a pair of brass candle sticks, a brass novelty golf club door stop, a brass oil lamp, a Silver-Reed 500 typewriter and case, a Pentax Zoom-70 camera, books, a collection of cigarette cards, etc. (qty) (Condition Report: one book is missing spine, no other obvious damage)
A fine and detailed 1:8 scale model of 1930 Mercedes-Benz SSKL by Sapor Modelltechnik of Ingolstadt, Germany, 1990s,the Super-Sport-Kurz-Leicht two-door roadster, all metal construction, coachwork painted white, exacting detail made from over 3,000 component parts including full engine detailing and dashboard instrumentation, accessories, suspension and other mechanical parts, black leather upholstery and black canvas hood, the model 85 cm long.FootnotesMade in limited numbers, these models usually sold out immediately, and the early Sapor editions included a 1904 Mercedes Simplex, a 1904 Rolls Royce and a 1913 Mercer 35J Raceabout and are widely accepted as the finest detailed models ever produced.The Mercedes-Benz SSKL was based on the previous SSK, whose short wheelbase made it very light and manoeuvrable. Also known as the 'SSK, 1931 model', the SSKL was even lighter (hence the 'L' ) and was able to achieve a top speed of up to 235 km/h. The final incarnation of the SSKL was driven in the 1932 Avus Race in Berlin y Manfred von Brauchitsch, who with a modified streamlined body won the race with an average speed of 194.4 km/h. Footnotes:Made in limited numbers, these models usually sold out immediately, and the early Sapor editions included a 1904 Mercedes Simplex, a 1904 Rolls Royce and a 1913 Mercer 35J Raceabout and are widely accepted as the finest detailed models ever produced.The Mercedes-Benz SSKL was based on the previous SSK, whose short wheelbase made it very light and manoeuvrable. Also known as the 'SSK, 1931 model', the SSKL was even lighter (hence the 'L' ) and was able to achieve a top speed of up to 235 km/h. The final incarnation of the SSKL was driven in the 1932 Avus Race in Berlin by Manfred von Brauchitsch, who with a modified streamlined body won the race with an average speed of 194.4 km/h.Lot to be sold without reserve.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: †† VAT at the prevailing rate on Hammer Price and Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A Rolls-Royce desk-set Christmas gift for 1936, sterling silver rosebowl by Saunders & Shepherd,the bowl, with a removable lattice cover surmounted by a Spirit of Ecstasy, Hallmarked London, 18cm high overall. Footnotes:The Rolls-Royce desk set Christmas gifts. An annual Sterling Silver 'Objets de Bureau' commissioned by Rolls-Royce Motors 1926-1937.It is reasonable to argue that few companies in the automotive world have a richer corporate heritage than Rolls-Royce Motors, whose legendary 'Spirit of Ecstasy' mascot was created in 1911 by the renowned British sculptor Charles Sykes R.A. (1875 - 1950).The Spirit of Ecstasy mascot has now adorned Rolls-Royce automobiles for over 110 years and is one of the world's most readily identified images. In 1926, following the successful introduction of their New Phantom model (later known as the Phantom I), the Directors of Rolls-Royce Motors decided to commission a Christmas gift, to be produced in a small quantity. The piece in question was a cigar ashtray of conventional circular form, surmounted by a reduced size Spirit of Ecstasy, the whole in Sterling silver. A small number of these ashtrays were presented by Rolls-Royce as Christmas gifts that year. The fortunate recipients of the ashtray were evidently highly delighted with their gifts, and Rolls-Royce decided to commission another piece - a desk clock - for presentation the following year. This, too, was very well received, and so the 'tradition' of commissioning a different piece each year evolved.With the exception of 1931, each of the following years, until 1937, saw the creation of a different piece, always in Sterling silver and always incorporating the Spirit of Ecstasy as its decorative theme or inspiration. It is thought that no piece was commissioned in 1931 due to Rolls-Royce's acquisition of Bentley Motors that year, and the economic depression prevailing at the time.Rolls-Royce chose the London silversmiths Messrs. Saunders and Shepherd as manufacturers, and all the pieces, with the exception of the ashtray which was made by Crown jewellers Garrard of Regent Street, and the pieces bear Saunders and Shepherd's hallmark and year letter from the London Assay Office.The pieces which comprise the 'Desk Set' were never available for sale - they were strictly the gift of the Company and as such were presented only to those considered particularly important by Rolls-Royce Motors.Pieces from the Desk Set appear very infrequently on the market and are prized by collectors and enthusiasts of the marque. Some of the pieces such as the Cigar Ashtray are for whatever reason, more easily found than others, such as the Rose Bowl for 1936, of which only three examples have 'surfaced ' since 1979. A full set comprises:-1926 ashtray, 1927 desk clock, 1928 cigarette box, 1929 inkwell, 1930 bon-bon dish, 1931 (no gifts were issued in 1931 due to the acquisition of Bentley Motors and financial recession), 1932 ink blotter, 1933 desk barometer, 1934 desk lighter, 1935 salver, 1936 rose bowl and 1937 bookends. Little is recorded about the production of the desk lamp and very few examples exist, but is it known that the 1938 desk lamps were not presented as Christmas gifts.Recipients of desk sets included Clyde Automobiles of Glasgow, Watson of Liverpool, Cockshoot of Manchester, Rippon Bros of Huddersfield, Car Mart of London, Roltes of Maidstone and Croal of Edinburgh.Lot to be sold without reserve.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: †† VAT at the prevailing rate on Hammer Price and Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A Rolls-Royce desk-set Christmas gift for 1934, sterling silver lighter by Saunders & Shepherd,hallmarked London 1934, the machine turned hexagonal pillar surmounted with a miniature Spirit of Ecstasy, with patented lever striking mechanism, 16cm high, overall. Lot to be sold without reserve.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: †† VAT at the prevailing rate on Hammer Price and Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
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