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Click here to subscribeA 19TH CENTURY METAL AND PORCELAIN MOUNTED KINGWOOD AND ROSEWOOD BONHEUR DU JOUR IN THE LATE LOUIS XV STYLE, the superstructure having brass gallery rail above twin doors, each with a Sevres style oval porcelain panel, two small drawers below, with single frieze drawer, raised on cabriole supports with gilt metal cherubic mounts and further gilt metal details throughout, H 128 cm, W 75 cm, D 51 cm
An 18ct gold fob watch with Roman numerals to the white enamel dial and floral engraved case with gold cuvette suspended on a rose and white 9ct gold chain with yellow metal propelling pencil, diameter of watch 30mm, length of chain 33cm, combined weight approx. 41g.Condition Report: The pocket watch is free from any engravings to the shield shaped cartouche as is the propelling pencil, again it has panel but this is free from engraving, the watch is crown wind and ticks when wound although this is no guarantee of working order.
3 silver and white metal pendants on silver chains. A Dream catcher pendant with turquoise beads on an 18" fox tail chain; a white metal panel pendant with filigree detail and dragon to front, on an 18" rope chain; and a Horn of Hope pendant on a 22" belcher chain. Silver marks to all chains, dream catcher and Horn of Hope pendants.
A Victorian papier-mâché needlework box, the lid inset with an electrotype panel within borders of gilt and mother-of-pearl foliage, width 24cm, together with similar writing slope, width 26.5cm, and a blotter pad. Provenance: from the principal contents of Stone House, Bolney, West Sussex.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
A late Victorian ebonized circular specimen table, the top inset with a pietre dure inlaid Derbyshire slate panel, finely inlaid with a spray of stephanotis within a geometric border of various hardstones, height 66cm, diameter 43cm. Provenance: from the collection of the late Sheila Jeffery, West Sussex collector and geologist.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
An Egyptian blue glazed faience cup of conical form, decorated with a panel of hieroglyphics, height 6cm, together with a similar cup, a plaque fragment and a faience footed bowl with sprigged rim, height 9cm (faults). Note: from the estate of a West Sussex collector.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
A Benin carved hardwood panel, finely modelled in low relief with a ceremonial scene of five figures, 59cm x 78cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
Rita E. Whitaker - 'Billingshurst', enamelled copper panel, 5cm x 6.5cm, together with a similar panel depicting 'Pulborough', 5.8cm x 10cm, both framed.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
A Russian School painted icon depicting Saint Nicholas holding the Book of Gospels, tempera and gilt on wood panel, 32cm x 27cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
A Russian School painted icon depicting the Guardian Angel flanked by saints and martyrs beneath the Mandylion, tempera and gilt on wood panel, 31cm x 27cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
Rita E. Whitaker - 'Southend, Essex c.1840', enamelled copper panel, signed, 14cm x 20.5cm, framed.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
A Karamojong cowhide shield, Uganda, the concave rectangular panel with central ridge and handle, height 78cm, width 30cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
A George III Lancastrian oak panel back settle, raised on cabriole legs, height 105cm, width 187cm, depth 70cm (lacking seat panels). Provenance: from the principal contents of Stone House, Bolney, West Sussex.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
A pair of kelhim runners made to be joined at their centres, early 20th century, the charcoal field filled with overall polychrome hooked guls, within complimentary borders, each panel 364cm x 76cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
A large 19th Century Bohemian Biedermeier blue overlay alabaster goblet circa 1830, the ovoid bowl with octagonal panel facets to the exterior above a slice cut baluster form stem and matched foot, relief pastel gilded and enamelled with foliate scrolls, unmarked, height 20cm, damaged. NB - From the collection of Gary D. Baldwin
A mid 19th Century French pressed glass tumbler by Baccarat, the cylindrical body high relief moulded with arched panels of strawberry diamonds within borders above a petal edged foot around a central sulphide portrait panel possibly depicting Saint Sophia and her three daughters Faith, Hope and Charity, height 9.5cm, damaged.
A 19th Century Bohemian Biedermeier beaker by Graflich Harrach circa 1835, the deep golden amber petal edged foot rising to a slice cut knop and facet low shoulder with a flared bowl decorated with a cartouche panel engraved with a huntsman and his dog at rest to a landscape over a deep ruby ground, height 15cm. Provenance - From the collection of Gary D. Baldwin
A contemporary William Manson glass paperweight, internally decorated with two lampwork daffodils over a mottled blue ground, all cased in clear crystal with facet cut panel and textured exterior verso, WM signature cane to the interior, William Manson Snr 2007 engraved signature to the base, height 6.5cm.
A large Moser Alexandrite Diplomat shape drinking glass designed by Heinrich Hussmann circa 1925-30, the panel cut bowl above a facet knop and slice cut stem, raised to a facet cut circular spread foot in a dichoric purple to red, marked Moser, height 19cm, together with a matched period and range trinket box. (2)NB - From the collection of Gary D. Baldwin - Trinket box Illustrated plate 170 - page 139 - Moser Artistic Glass - Edition Two - Gary D. Baldwin.
A later framed stained glass window panel: the standing Christ figure with halo and dressed in long pink robe and holding his left arm aloft while a seated saint looks on, the scene within a border of decorative stylised multicoloured vertical and horizontal panels, the main panel 17th century the border later (the glass 82.5 x 67.5 cm, the later frame 96.5 x 81 cm) provenance: Originally purchased from Whiteway & Waldron, London in 1985
A pair of Victorian clear glass lustres: the printie-cut crown tops on panel-cut stems and petal-cut bases, suspending notch-cut lustres (22.5 cm high.) Condition - Both have one chip to the top of the crown rim, one has chip to base. Later stainless steel candle nozzles fitted (but removable). Lustres are closely matched but three or four are probably replacements.
Five pieces:1. a pair of cut and engraved glass covered vases or bonbonnières: probably late 19th century, the bowls with three basal rings, with diamond and printie cutting and engraved floral swags, the conforming cover with slice cut knop, on a solid, star cut foot (19 cm high): 2. a cut glass bonbonnière with strawberry diamond and panel cutting and square base (17 cm high); 3. a pair of late-19th century cut glass rummers with diamond cut band and swags, on square star cut feet (13.7 cm high). (5)Condition:- Pair of bonbonnières: A few tiny frits to edge of flange to covers. Very small chip to top edge of one vase. - Single bonbonnière: Chip to one corner of base. No other faults.- Rummers: One with chip to corner of foot and a few other tiny chips to the edges of the foot. The other with a few tiny frits to the edges of the foot.
A wainscot chair in 17th century style (probably 19th century): the scrolling crest rail centred with a carved tulip above a panel with further tulips and a central five-petal flowerhead; shaped scrolling arms above a solid seat and on turned front legs united by stretchers. (LWH 57 x 48 x 116 cm)
A group of six:1. a Daum clear glass yacht with etched mark (21.5 cm high); 2. a pair of late-Victorian square decanters with panel cut shoulders, octagonal stoppers and star cut base (20.25 cm high); 3. a late 19th century Dutch-style decanter with applied rigaree and crown stopper (30 cm high):4. a late-Georgian cut glass milk jug, with panel and printie cut decoration and star cut square base (15.75 cm high)5. a modern Thomas Webb mallet decanter (36 cm high). Condition- Daum yacht: Scratches to base edges. Otherwise good.- Pair decanters: Both with several small chips and nibbles to panel cut shoulders. Scratching to bases. Chip to one stopper, the other with a few small frits - both with wear/frits to lower edge of plug. - Dutch decanter: Good condition.- Jug: A few small chips to underside of the base.- Webb decanter: Scratches to base. Fritting and small chips to plug on stopper.
A mid-18th century oak mule chest: the top with three brass hinges and opening to reveal a later oak-faced ply lining; four-panel front with chequer stringing and flanked by quadrant fluted pilasters; two small central and two larger drawers with ovolo mouldings flanking; raised on stile feet. ( LWH 131 x 58 x 78 cm)
Five Georgian decanters - two pairs and one single:1. a pair of plain mallet decanters with triple annulated neck rings, one with teardrop stopper, the other missing (27.5 cm high): 2. a pair of late-Georgian panel cut Prussian decanters with triple neck rings and star cut mushroom stoppers and base (26 cm high);3. a single Georgian panel cut mallet pint decanter, lacks stopper (18 cm high).Condition- Pair of mallet decanters: One lacks stopper. Otherwise in good condition. Need cleaning.- Pair of Prussian decanters: Small chip to one stopper. The other with small chip to plug. Decanters both good.- Pint decanter: Lacks stopper. Good condition.
In the manner of EVERT COLLIER (Dutch, 1642-1708) - ‘Vanitas with numerous objects and a small skull upon a table top’, oil on panel, (15½ x 12¾ in (39 x 32 cms)), labels to verso including ‘Aitken Dott & Son, Edinburgh’, ‘collection G. Metsu(?) 498’, ‘anonymous exhibition 47 Collier), repro Dutch-style black ‘ripple’ frame. Condition: good condition, could do with a light clean and fresh varnish.. The internal dimensions looking at it from the front (not including the frame) are 38.5 x 31.5 cm. The external dimensions are 57 x 49 cm
Four 19th century decanters, two later decanters and three decanter stoppers:1. a Victorian shaft-and-globe magnum decanter with panel and petal cut decoration, cut mushroom stopper and star cut base (35.5 cm high) chipped.2. a late-Georgian decanter with triple neck rings, etched with fruiting vines (24 cm high). 3.a late-Georgian decanter with etched floral band and diamond-cut coaster base.4. a late-Georgian decanter with diamond and swag cut decoration (chipped).5. two later cut glass decanters, one with a modern silver 'Madeira' wine labelAlso to include three decanter stoppers.Condition- Magnum decanter: Large chip to rim. No other faults.- Etched vine decanter: Chipping to stopper plug. Otherwise good.- Etched floral decanter: Stopper probably matched. Otherwise good with just a few tiny frits to cutting.- Swagged decanter: Large chip to rim. A few tiny edge frits to cutting.- Two 20th century decanters and wine label: Good condition.- Stoppers: One missing lower section of plug. Mushroom stopper chipping to plug.
An oak panel-back chair in 17th century style (probably early 20th century): the shaped top rail with scrolls; panelled back with incised horizontal foliate lozenge and stylised incised sprigs; flanked by verticals with split turned mouldings; shaped arms and baluster-turned uprights flanking a brown leather seat; the slightly bowed front rail with carved lunettes; raised on baluster-turned front supports united by stretchers. (LWH 56 x 52 x 101 cm)
A selection of WW2 style reproduction German badges, and other insignia.To include:An early style waffen SS buckle - marked RZM OLT 6283.2 SS sleeve eagles.A brass NSDAP eagle and swastika with 2 blades to reverse.An embroidered Edelweiss badge.A bullion Luftwaffe paratrooper’s badge.A Iron Cross 2nd class (detached jump ring and suspension ring).A balloon observers badge.A close combat clasp - marked JFS F.E.C.W.E. Peekhaus Berlin (missing clasp and backing panel).Silver grade tank badge.A General Assault BadgePlus, 2 modern made German style badges.
A WW2 era NSDAP party flag or drape for a podium.Screen printed white circular panel, chain stitched to a red cotton base.Double sided with round panels stitched to both sides.No apparent makers marks or other stamps.Notes: appears to have been cut at both shorter edges, probably to remove it from a larger structure or wall.Interestingly, whomever cut out the white circle has left some of the guide dots to show where to trim the fabric.Approximately 83xm x 70cm.Condition: generally good.Some soiling to the white area, and some other darker (grease or ink?) stain to some of the red cotton.The shorter edges are uneven and frayed in places.General creasing from storage.
A late WW2 / Mid 20th century commemorative plaque to the 7th armoured division (Desert Rats).Oak backing panel with 2 applied brass scrolls for the ‘N.Africa 7th Armoured Division Egypt 1939’ and ‘Germany 1945 El Alamein - Berlin’.To the centre is a good quality vitreous enamel Desert Rats badge.2 mounting holes to the reverse.Plus, 2 WW2 and later publications - one called Bomber Command, and the other called The Tank Journal of the Royal Tank Regiment.Plaque size approximately 25cm x 17cm.3 items.Condition: generally good to the plaque.Some light surface wear to the oak, and some very minor surface scratching to the enamel Desert Rat plaque (no chips or cracks).Both publication are in worn condition, with creased corners and one having a partly missing cover.
A WW2 German military wristwatch by Helios, together with a hand made aluminium cigarette case, fitted with a parachute regiment badge, and other ephemera related to 6298942 Pte Ivan John Belfitt (1919-1990).To include: a Third Reich military issued watch, with black dial,, luminescent numbers and hands, and subsidiary dial.Later replacement expanding strap (the original would have been leather).Chrome plated case, with brass alloy core.Marked ‘Stahl Boden Wasserdicht’ and the serial number ‘D30058H’.Plus, an aluminium scratch made cigarette case, engraved ‘19 Munster 46’ and ‘John Belfitt’ to the front.There is also a clear panel into which is fitted a cloth parachute regiment Pegasus badge (this is riveted from the reverse, and would appear to be unremovable without destroying the case).The the back of the case is an engraved rearing horse atop a cigarette.There are also some letters, a soldiers service and pay book to Pte Belfitt, a WW2 Air Raid booklet, an Airborne Division book, entitled By Air To Battle, plus some WW2 era short scraps of medal ribbons for the France & Germany Star, the Africa Star, the 1939-45 Star, the Air Crew Europe Star, and the Defence Medal.Information supplied by the vendor suggests that Pte Belfitt served at Arnhem during Operation Market Garden (as part of the Airborne Division).The wristwatch was acquired from a German Army Officer as a piece of ‘war booty’. This would explain the cloth badge mounted in the cigarette box, plus the publish book included in the lot.Pte Belfitt’s full medal entitlement is unknown, as are the full details of his service record.Condition: the Helios watch has wear to the plated finish, revealing the brassy base metal.There is also some often seen pitting to the metal.The cigarette box is in good order, with only normal age related and service wear.The book and other ephemera have lots of wear to some pieces, but appear to be intact. Note- movement and functionality untested please request a condition report with specific questions for further info on this lot or alternatively view the watch in person
A scarce early 20th century Cameron Highlanders woolwork picture commemorating the occupying allied forces in China, circa 1908-1909 (as part of the ‘British Legation Guard Peking’.Likely a sweetheart piece, it’s embroidered details depicts the badge of the Cameron Highlanders, along with the flags of the occupying nations.At the centre is a period photograph of the young Private.Interestingly, the panel has the old form of spelling the country of Korea, referring to it as ‘Corean’, which was used prior to Japan’s annexation of the country in 1910.Housed in its original oak frame, with period framers label to the back panel.Image size approximately 34cm x 36.5cm - frame size 47.7cm x 50cm.Condition: generally good.Colours quite fresh to the embroidered flags.The cream base fabric is a little foxed in places and there is some staining at the very top edge, and both the left and right hand sides (this does not affect the main image area).The frame is in good condition.
A selection of German military badges, and other items, many with faults.To include:1.A Germany army (Heer) buckle - marked K.uQ (Klein & Quenzer), and a number. With pivoting bar and two prongs.A little bent in places.2.A War Merit Cross with swords, First Class - marked 3 for Wilhelm Deumer, Ludenscheid. With ‘coke bottle’ pin to the reverse.Securing clasp has become detached, but is still present.3.A Coastal Artillery Badge - faintly marked FLL in relief to the reverse.Gilt wash finish to the wreath and eagle has worn to the high points - retaining clasp has broken away.4. A Close Combat Clasp, silver grade - marked FLL in relief to the reverse.The clasp appears to have been ‘de-nazified’, with the swastika having been ground off. Both the pin and clasp are missing, as is the small square backing panel.5. A Close Combat Clasp, bronze grade - marked FLL in relief to the reverse.The badge appears to be complete and in good condition.6. A WW1 era German / Bavarian 11th infantry division badge - marked Deschler u. Sohn to the reverse.The pin has broken away.7. A WW2 era brass alloy ‘tinnie’ - the pin has broken away, but is present.8.A hand embroidered bullion cap cockade - some loose threads and oxidisation to the bullion.9. A white metal swastika pendant - good condition.10. 3 Third Reich era 10 pfennig coins - good condition.11. A Deutsches Reich stamp - used postally, but good conditoin.13 items.Condition: varies across each piece, and is noted against each item above.
A WW2 era German Bakelite carbide lamp.Predominantly of Bakelite construction, with a metal concave reflector panel to the inside, and 3 glass panels to the sides.Aluminium hanging strap to the reverse side, which is Waffenamt marked.It’s believed that the lamp would of originally had a aluminium panel to over the front glass panel (now absent).The carry handle to the top is hinged and can folded down.Notes: according to information supplied by the vendor, the lamp was found in a tunnel originally occupied by German troops in St Helier, Jersey.The lamp was found decades later and found its way to the occupation museum on the island.It was later acquired by a dealer in the early 1990’s who then sold it on to the vendor.Approximately 28.5cm high (with handle up) x width 11cm x depth 13cm.Condition: generally good.No apparent chips or cracks to the Bakelite.The glass panels are a little dusty, but intact.The steel parts have darkened with age.
REPRODUCTION ICON DEPICTING THE MADONNA AND CHILD on wood panel with silver plated and gilded mount30cm x 27cm overallThe icon appears to have some sort of indistinguishable stamp/marking. The piece is in overall good condition with no major noticeable damage or signs of repair the silver plate starting to fade in some areas, dust present to the smaller icons around the frame border.
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