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Click here to subscribeA George III drum-shaped mustard pot with reeded borders and a domed hinged lid, and a clear glass liner, London 1801, the mark of Jonathan Hayne over-striking that of another, a beaded salt spoon, and a pair of cauldron shaped salt cellars with gadrooned rims each on three hoof feet, inscribed beneath 'L' over 'W*M', London 1765, the maker's mark unidentified (see Grimwade 3692-94)
A Victorian silver wine goblet, the bowl engraved a crest of a wounded boar within a garter motto, the interior gilded, on a spreading stem foot inscribed with a presentation inscription Henry W. Peek M. P. to Charles E. Pollock Esq Q. C. in remembrance of Wimbledon Common Associations 1871. 6 1/2 in. (16.5cm). Maker Richard Sibley. Retailed by Thomas, New Bond Street London 1871. 8oz. * This refers to two of the founder members of the Wimbledon Common Ramblers Association which still exists today.
William Pitt Club 1813 Manchester, mounted in glass lunettes with hanger in original Case, probably silver, two white metal Coronation of Victorian (pierced), June 28, 1838, 2 white metal London Missionary Society founded 1739 (1844 issue), 2 w/m Randle Wd Braham Esq, High Standard of Congleton 1848 re-election
Follower of Cristofano Allori Judith oil on canvas, in an elaborate carved and gilt wood frame 127 by 104 cm.; 50 by 41 in. A 17th century copy after Allori's original design of which there exist numerous autograph versions, the prime versions being in the Royal Collection, Hampton Court, and the Pitti Palace, Florence (see M. Chappell, Cristofano Allori, exhibition catalogue, 1984, pp. 78-81, cat. no. 25).
A scarce Indian steel Zafar Takieh (Salapa), with Koftgari decoration, the 'M' shaped handle with silver coloured metal ram's head terminals and Bengal tiger motif, the octagonal screw-tight scabbard encasing a 21.5cm stiletto, 54.5cm long overall. Zafar Takieh translates as 'cushion of victory', carried by Indian Princes when seated on the Masnad 'cushion' throne.
A Silver Punch Service, Moscow, circa 1900, comprising a silver ice pail, five silver beakers and a silver ladle in the form of a kovsch with an elongated handle, the ice pail with elaborately engraved initials and a swing handle, the ladle and cups similarly engraved, the cups also with scrolls and foliage, maker's mark M H in Cyrillic on the ladle and pail, I B on the cups in Cyrillic, 84 standard (7) height of pail: 18.5cm., 7.25in
A LATE VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY CASED CANTEEN OF SILVER-PLATED CUTLERY mainly fiddle-and-thread and fiddle, thread and shell patterns, comprising: soup ladle, basting spoon, fish slice, sugar strainer ladle, pair sauce ladles, six tablespoons, six dessert spoons, six teaspoons, six coffee spoons, six dinner forks, six dessert forks, four salt spoons, two mustard or cream ladles, a Stilton scoop, butter knife and a pair of pickle forks, and other sundry items of cutlery, together with four preserve-pot covers, and four decanter labels for WHISKY, BRANDY, SHERRY and PORT, the case having a silver plated 'M' and plated recessed handles
TWO FIRST-HALF 19TH-CENTURY EARTHENWARE MILK JUGS comprising A PEARLWARE JUG of neo-classical "helmet" form, transfer-printed in sepia with a rustic scene with ruins beside a river, an angler and boatman, all under a scrolling foliate border, the boatman repeated on the inner lip, with loop handle, 13cm, (5.1in) high and A MASON'S STYLE JUG of octagonally faceted form with serpent handle having printed chinoiserie underglaze blue floral decoration, overpainted in colour washes, underglaze blue mark M & N/NEW/OPAQUE, probably for Mayer and Newbold, Lane End, Staffordshire, 11cm, (4.4in) high (2)
EDWARD FITZGERALD and WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY, A signed anecdote and sketch, the framed pencil sketch of a lady and gentleman within a landscape with accompanying note from Fitzgerald stating: 'Drawn by W. M. Thackeray, as we were talking together in my lodging, Southampton Street, Holborn, in the winter or spring of 1854', signed Edward Fitzgerald, sketch unsigned, sketch 6 x 4.5 ins
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