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Click here to subscribeA Doulton Lambeth stoneware cylindrical biscuit barrel, decorated by Hannah B. Barlow, with three donkeys and a gaggle of geese in a sparse landscape, between formal borders and having plated metal mounts, 21.5cm total height, factory marks, artist's monogram, numbered '221', monogram of Lucy A. Barlow and dated 1882.
A modern baluster shaped four piece tea service, comprising; a teapot, a hotwater jug, a milk jug and a sugar bowl and cover with a wood finial, each with a moulded rim, a narrow reeded band and a round foot, the teapot and hot water jug with wood handles and finials, London 1964 by Wakely and Wheeler Ltd, 2730g gross (87.75 oz) #400-600. Foreign Silver and White Metal 688. A pair of Dutch oval sweet dishes with shaped scroll chased borders and four feet, the bowls profusely embossed with birds, flowers, scrolls and vacant cartouches, 17 x 10.5cm (6.75 x 4.25in), 515g (16.5 oz)
A collection of Continental white metal and plated items, comprising; a wine taster with two scroll handles, a pricked scroll decorated border and embossed with classical figures, 17cm overall (6.75in), 123g (4 oz), a caddy spoon with a serpent scroll handle, a shaped round beaded bowl with an embossed figure of a milkmaid and cow, import marks for Sheffield 1878, 23g (.75 oz), and a miniature embossed cauldron on a rustic triform stand, stamped '800'
A Hukin & Heath plated metal and oak salad bowl, the design attributed to Christopher Dresser, of drum shape with plated banding around the neck and base and having oak rod handles, total width 33.5cm having original white glazed earthenware liner and oak handled servers, the mounts marked 'H&H' and numbered '2447'. ** The form this takes is akin to the top half of the well-known tureens by Dresser and the handle ends of these servers are identical to the soup ladles which are often seen.
An 'Aesthetic Movement' plated metal circular tray, in the manner of Christopher Dresser, showing a 'Japanesque' image of a bird resting on a leafy bough with berries and two butterflies in flight nearby, 31cm diameter, maker's marks for 'MH&Co' and numbered '2058'.
An Orfevrerie Gallia Art Nouveau plated metal wine ewer, the collar embellished in relief on one side with the face of Bacchus, and a Bacchante on the other, with vines and leaves that spill on to the clear glass shoulders of the vessel, having hinged domed cover and sinuous handle, with internal glass sleeve for ice, 28cm high, maker's marks on collar.
Three late 19th century Japanese Satsuma porcelain buttons depicting groups of geisha girls in gilt. Together with a carved coral lions head brooch, a silver filigree target brooch, a silver coloured metal link bracelet set with silver and nickel coins, 5 mother of pearl detachable buttons in leather case, a velvet and thread work Eastern purse with a pair of blue glass silver decorated tots. (7).
A selection of costume jewellery comprising: A tiger's claw brooch set in yellow metal, stamped "9ct", a 20th century shell cameo brooch of a neoclassical female in a yellow rope style setting, a yellow metal brooch set a turquoise matrix and stamped "9ct" together with a single stone quartz set in a yellow metal brooch, a 9ct rose gold curb bracelet having a metal bolt ring, together with a yellow metal rope style necklet A/F and a pair of simulated pearl drop earrings stamped "9ct". (7).
A set of three gentleman's dress studs, the white and yellow metal set with mother of pearl and three small pearls to the centre, stamped "9ct", and two yellow metal studs stamped "9ct", one stamped "18ct" plus two stamped "rolled gold". Together with a pair of 9ct yellow gold rectangular cufflinks, engine turned and chain linked. (8).
A German blue glass chatelaine perfume bottle, enamelled decoration of Cologne cathedral with gilt metal hinged cover and glass stopper, together with a miniature agate perfume bottle pendant with gilt metal neck and foliage engraved hinged cover. (2). (Please see lot 35 for image)
A 1960's dress ring in the style of Andrew Grima, set a large square aquamarine approx. 1/2 in. (1.8cm) diameter, in a white metal claw setting having 9 brilliant cut diamonds in a white metal setting on a bed of cast rock effect yellow metal, to a yellow metal split shank stamped 18K.
An oval "Palais Royale" chalcedony desk seal , surmounted by a yellow metal head of an eagle having ruby cabochon eyes and blue enamelled plumage (enamel damaged), the matrix engraved with a crest of sailing ship, glove and cross of Lorainne with motto "Touch not the cat but a glove". 2 1/4 in. (5.5cm) high.
A George V silver oblong dressing table tray, with engraved reeded decoration and initialled F to central roundel, Birmingham 1916 30cm long, 10oz; a three-piece dressing table set, Birmingham 1928-29; and a Middle Eastern silver coloured metal and horn candelabrum, (5).
An Indian silver coloured metal rectangular tea tray, engraved a monogram within leafy reserve, the border chased with figural panels, the twin handles each of two elephants, presentation inscribed and dated 1933 verso, by CKC & Sons, 55.5cm long; and a matched eight-piece tea service including two cups and saucers, 3150g all in.
An Edwardian cut glass cologne bottle, with moulded silver collar, London 1902 18.5cm high; a cut glass scent bottle with silver collar, Birmingham 1902 7.5cm high; a plain oblong vesta case, Birmingham 1902 and another decorative in silver coloured metal, (4).
An Austro-Hungarian silver oblong box, named to a cartouche on an engine-turned reserve and with applied Cyrillic word, pre-1886 mark, 9cm long; a Russian pair of waisted cauldron salts, 1896-1908 84 zolotnik mark, 5.5cm diameter, 5oz all in; and a German silver coloured metal oblong cigarette case, (4).
Henry Pierce Bone (1779-1855) after J W Wright Charles Robert Webber as a young child Enamel on copper, oval Signed, dated and inscribed fully to the counter-enamel 'Charles Robert Webber. Born/5th April 1831 Died 9th Augt. 1831/Only Son of Chas. Geo. & Louisa Webber/London. April 1835. Painted by/Henry Pierce Bone, Enaml. Painter/to her Majesty &c. From a/sketch by J W Wright.' 7cm x 5.5cm In gilt metal frame.
A late Victorian gilt metal mounted ebonised quarter striking bracket clock, the four-pillar twin fusee movement with anchor escapement and quarter strike on two gongs, the 6.5 inch brass break-arch Roman numerral dial with applied silvered retailer's plaque 'Oetzmann & Co, Hampstead Rd, London' to the matted centre, within silvered chapter ring with fleur de lys half-hour markers and Arabic minutes, with female mask and scroll spandrel applied angles and Strike/Silent dial between foliate mounts to arch, the break-arch case with foliate finials over gilt caryatid applied angles and pierced scroll cast gilt arch-top side frets, on foliate cast bracket feet, 44cm high.
A French Louis XV style gilt metal mounted marquetry etagere, late 19th century, the serpentine shaped mahogany and kingwood floral spray decorated top with cast griffin supports, with larger conforming undertier beneath, on cabriole supports with foliate cast mounts to knees and conforming sabots, 89cm high, 86cm x 54cm.
An 18th century Japanese lacquered metal plaque depicting King Henry VI of England, in dull and burnished takamakie, the reverse with the subject's dates, 12cm. high, a/f. *Commissioned by the head of the Dutch trading mission at Deshima, Baron Reede, in 1788. The portraits of European monarchs were probably copied from engravings in L'Europe illustre, compiled by Dreus du Radier and published in Paris, 1755-65.
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