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Lot 10
An enamel, pearl and diamond set pendant of heart-shaped outline, the green enamelled ground in a white enamel border with applied rose cut diamond and pearl heart motif to centre, surmounted by similarly set ribbon motif, glazed panel to rear, to a pearl set neck chain, all unmarked, in a fitted box for Joseph Heming & Co ... London Length of pendant (inc. bale): 33mm
Lot 15
An Art Deco marcasite and jade set double clip brooch of symmetrical form, each half with a carved and pierced oval jade panel, marcasite set scrolling surround; together with a seed pearl and amethyst set brooch, in a box for David Dow & Son ... Glasgow (2) Overall length of double clip: 65mm
Lot 191
A late 18th century mourning ring, Clan McFarlane the oval glazed panel with latticed hair and applied initials 'GD', engraved to reverse 'Geo. Drummond Ob: 6 March 1789 Et 31', to a plain shank Ring size: M, glazed panel: 31mm x 20mm Note: George Drummond, 3rd Earl Stanmore, B. 1758, D. 6th March 1789.
Lot 315
A group of jewellery, Harumi Klossowski de Rola to include a necklace composed of stained orange quartz beads alternated with three black silk panels with amethyst-set flower decorations; a freshwater pearl necklace with central silk spacer; and a freshwater pearl bracelet with central flower-shaped silk panel, all mounted in silver with adjustable clasps, signed with maker's mark (qty) Harumi Klossowski de Rola was born in 1973 as the daughter of Count Balthazar who is better known as the artist Balthus, and the highly respected Japanese painter Setsuko Ideta. Spending her early childhood in Rome, she moved with her family to the Grand Chalet in the tiny Swiss village of Rossiniere near Gstaad. In 1995, after working for Galliano in Paris, Harumi turned to jewellery design and together with her friend Charuvan Sursock-Rangsit, Princess of Thailand, has become one of the fastest rising jewellery designers in Europe. Their Asian-inspired earrings and necklaces were first shown in Geneva in November 1996, where they sold out. The coloured silk threads combined with gemstones gives an ethnic allure to their creations.
Lot 467
A late Victorian aesthetic movement light ash wardrobe compactum and dressing table by Shapland & Petter, the wardrobe having centre moulded cornice and gallery sides, the central fitted mirror door having press drawers over three solid and flanked by rosette and moulded panel doors with period brass handles, the dressing tables having a dentil moulded mirror with bevel plate, side drawers with wrythen taper supports, line scored decoration and a combination of drawers and platform base, stamped S&P of Barnstaple to the locks, the wardrobe 220cm H, 186cm W, 53cm D, the dressing table 137cm W.Henry Shapland had been apprenticed to a cabinet maker in Barnstaple, before travelling to America in 1851 to learn about a wave moulding machine. When back in England he was joined by Henry Petter. By 1888 the Raleigh Cabinet Works were employing hundreds of workers from Raleigh and the surrounding areas when on 5 March 1888 a fire destroyed the factory. The new factory was restarted at a new site on the River Taw, a former shipbuilding yard known as Bridge Wharf. Working together as Shapland and Petter they were to become one of the town's largest employers. They employed craftsmen but also used the most up-to-date machinery available for their products. Henry Shapland was a time-served cabinet maker and Henry Petter was an amazing salesman who found the market for their products.
Lot 60
Three Victorian memorial brooches, to include a small enamel set memorial brooch, with inscription to rear George Price November 1890, lacking back panel, the front with floral enamel decoration and blue and yellow flower, a Victorian bloom gold memorial pendant, with central oval cut pearl, in star shaped design, with black enamel oval backing and black enamel design overall, 2.5cm W, and a circular memorial brooch, with seed pearl and blue enamel decoration to centre, memorial panel back, yellow metal unmarked, 3.5cm W. (3)
Lot 72
A Victorian memorial ring, by maker J.B & Co, with rectangular memorial panel centre, surrounded by gold scroll decoration and outer black enamel panel with In Memory Of inscription, with V shaped shoulders, each with tear drop centre, black enamel decoration, yellow metal stamped 18ct, ring size Q½, 5.2g all in.
Lot 504
WILLIAM EADIE (Scottish 1847-1926); oil on panel of a young sailor in domestic setting learning a tune on the fiddle, signed lower-left and dated 1895, with 'W J Cooper Picture Dealer and Frame Maker St Ives' label verso, 46 x 29.5cm, in oak frame. CONDITION REPORT In need of a clean though with no obvious signs of significant damage or repair.
Lot 192
A 19th century Indian export bone, ebony and sandalwood Vizagapatam-style games compendium, width 25,5cm, with chessboard, cribbage board and checkers-decorated lid opening to reveal a backgammon board with removable panel to store red-stained and white bone chess pieces, dice, draughts pieces and tiddlywinks and a similar ivory, horn and sandalwood box containing various Indian decorated games counters (2).
Lot 337
A 'S è vres' style jewelled cream jug and similar coffee can 19th century each with cobalt grounds and raised polychrome jewelling, the jug painted with an oval panel of Charles I and Oxford at Hyde against a dark blue ground and set on tripod feet, the coffee can painted with a battle scene, painted titles to each, 9cm and 10cm high (2) Provenance: Coton Hall.
Lot 344
An English porcelain wall pocket attributed to Spode circa 1820-25, finely painted with a panel of flowers spilling from a basket and gilt heightened details, unmarked, 17cm wide together with a further English porcelain free-standing letter rack, perhaps Coalport, the overall blue ground with a central panel of fancy birds within landscape setting, unmarked, 21cm high (2)
Lot 414
A group of Coalport, late 19th century, comprising a twin handled green and lemon landscape vase, a jewelled twin-handled vase and cover, a blue and white twin-handled vase painted with oval panel of flowers, a tripod handled cobalt and lemon ground vase painted with landscape panel, a small twin-handled vase painted with panel of fancy bird in landscape and an opposing panel of flowers and a further similar larger vase, assorted sizes (6)
Lot 490
An interesting collection of mixed objet d'art to include three fragments of amber containing insects, 10 cm long, A Japanese lacquered tortoiseshell cigar case decorated with a crane and songbird, 12.5 cm high, a Chinese carved horn study of a tiger on bespoke hardwood base, 17 cm long, an incised white metal Japanese katana tsuka tsuba, 8 cm in diameter a 19th central European incised bonework panel, etc.
Lot 669
An English school copper clad oak Arts and Crafts book trough, the panels with repoussé decoration, the front panel detailing a central mythical beast, possibly 'The Jabberwock' after the Jabberwocky poem published in the 1871 novel 'Through The Looking Glass' by Lewis Carroll, the beast flanked by stylised flora and fauna, flanked by panelled sides decorated with mirrored motifs of serpents encircling the trunks of trees, (unsigned), 10.5 cm high, 35 cm wide, 14.5 cm deep (measurements include oak base).
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