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Lot 370
19TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD MOTHER OF PEARL INLAID SARCOPHAGUS SHAPED TEA CADDY the hinged cover revealing two inner caddies with cut crystal mixing bowl, the exterior decorated with foliate design mother of pearl inlays, having turned knobs to each end and standing on brass paw feet. 38 x 23 x 21cm approx (W x D x H)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Appearing in good condition overall, some minor wear and tear commensurate with age.
Lot 53
19TH CENTURY WELSH PALE OAK PRESS CUPBOARD the interior now converted into a wardrobe with hooks and poles, having moulded cornice above two blind panelled moulded doors with turned handles and mother of pearl inlay, the projected base with pull out brush slide and an arrangement of two short and two long drawers with spiral pilasters standing on shaped bracket feet. 142 x 53 x 217cm approx. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Structurally sound, in good condition overall for age. Some minor splits and wear in places as expected but overall in usable condition. Rather grubby in places, slight fading to some parts of the oak.
Lot 57
EARLY 20TH CENTURY JAPANESE CARVED LACQUERED AND STAINED HARDWOOD TWO FOLD SCREEN decorated overall with inset mother of pearl and ivory studies of egrets amongst foliage. Early 20th Century. 172 x 184cm approx. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: General losses overall to ivory and mother of pearl designs. Lacquering has minor chips and scratches in places. One caster is missing.
Lot 62
CHINESE HARDWOOD THREE SECTION TABLE SCREEN on stand having carved and pierced foliate decoration, the panels with mother of pearl inlay of figures, horses, sail boats, birds in flight, insects and pagodas within a landscape. 77 x 87cm high approx. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: In reasonable condition, however some losses to mouldings. Minor loss to some of the mother of pearl. Appears to be missing piece on left hand side of screen.
Lot 118
A GEORGE V SILVER AND PALE BLUE ENAMEL POWDER COMPACT, of circular form, engine turned decoration, mirror to inside of hinged lid and gilt interior, sponsors mark for Cohen & Charles, import marks for London 1922, diameter 4.5cm, height 1.5cm, s.d. to enamel on bottom edge below and left of hinge, together with a George V silver rectangular snuff box, foliate engraved hinged cover, worn gilt interiors, makers Adie & Lovekin Ltd, Chester 1912, s.d. (splits), a late Victorian baby's rattle of cow bell form on a bone teething ring, Birmingham 1899, s.d. and two other boxes, one 19th Century with mother of pearl inset to cover and base, the base damaged and repaired (5) (condition: all pieces with some damage/faults)
Lot 121
A SET OF THREE GEORGE III IRISH SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN DESSERT SPOONS, maker Samuel Neville, Dublin 1804, together with two other William IV/Victorian Fiddle pattern dessert spoons and a small quantity of late Georgian and Victorian Fiddle and Old English pattern flatware, various makers and dates, approximate gross weight 17.6ozt, 547 grams, together with a mother of pearl handled silver butter knife with rubbed marks, a silver handled shoe horn and button hook and a Sampson Mordan & Co dip pen (parcel)
Lot 129
A PARCEL OF 18TH, 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY SILVER FLATWARE, including Old English and Fiddle patterns, a mother of pearl handled butter knife, a set of six coffee spoons and part sets of teaspoons, a pair of George III tablespoons circa 1762, with extensive splits to both bowls, various makers and dates, approximate gross weight of weighable silver 19.8ozt, 618 grams (condition: mixed condition, some items poor state others in good condition with little use)
Lot 195
A LATE VICTORIAN RUBY GLASS DOUBLE ENDED SCENT BOTTLE, of decagonal form, one end with hinged white metal cover, the other end with a replacement screw cover a.f, length 10cm, together with a late 19th Century/early 20th Century mother of pearl, gilt metal and simulated tortoiseshell monocular, fully drawn height 7.5cm (2) (condition: the scent bottle has a deep scratch running the entire circumference to the centre where the two sides meet, one cover is loose/split and is a replacement)
Lot 334
AN EARLY VICTORIAN TREEN SNUFF BOX, of rectangular form, the lid with gun dog decoration, cross hatched to all other areas, hinge broken, worn foil lining, width 8cm, together with a late Georgian circular ivory box with portrait of a lady painted to the lid, s.d., diameter 6.5cm, a small parcel of three pence pieces and two fans, one with mother of pearl sticks and hand painted with a girl feeding poultry, a.f (5) (condition: all items have some damage or imperfections)
Lot 337
A LATE VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN GILT METAL AND MOTHER OF PEARL DIP PEN, the nib marked 'H.M. Smith & co, New York, No.2', the mother of pearl with spiral carving, overall length 16cm, with velvet and silk case (condition: silk lining in case has staining and splits, the yellow band on the mother of pearl could be covering a repair but it is stable)
Lot 348
A VICTORIAN COROMANDEL DRESSING CASE, rectangular mother of pearl cartouche to hinged cover and escutcheon, blue velvet lined interior with leather backed mirror and stationery compartment, the lower section fitted with covered compartments, glass jars with plated mounts and glass stoppers, sprung secret jewellery drawer to base, width 31.5cm x depth 23cm x height 17.5cm (condition: Coromandel has faded from sunlight, some splits to veneer on the cover)
Lot 58
A MODERN 18CT GOLD AKOYA CULTURED PEARL AND DIAMOND RING, centring on a large white cultured pearl measuring approximately 9.6mm in diameter, enclosed within a fine diamond border and further scatter set with diamonds to the shoulders and sides, diamond weight stamped to the band 0.36ct, hallmarked 18ct gold, Edinburgh, ring size N, approximate gross weight 10.6 grams
Lot 61
THREE PAIRS OF EARRINGS, the first a pair of studs designed as a cultured pearl within a circular embossed beaded surround, stamped 375, one earring back missing, the second designed as an oval citrine suspended from a belcher link chain to the bead and ear hook, the third designed as an oval blue topaz and an oval peridot, both in collet settings, each within a further oval outer surround, with 9ct hallmark, approximate total weight 11.5 grams
Lot 96
A PAIR OF GEORGE III IRISH PROVINICIAL SILVER BRIGHT CUT TEASPOONS, engraved initials, stamped 'STERLING and C T', possibly for Carden Terry, together with three George III silver bright cut tablespoons, all three with engraved initials, comprising Hester Bateman, London 1782, Samuel Godbehere, Edward Wigan and James Boult, London 1799, the third Exeter rubbed marks and a small parcel of late 18th and 19th Century silver flatware, including caddy spoons, butter knives, etc some pieces with mother of pearl handles, approximate gross weight of weighable silver 10.9ozt, 341 grams (16) (condition: Irish teaspoons, one has mishapen handle, engraved initials rubbed, other items in used condition with some rubbing of marks, mother of pearl loose on caddy spoon)
Lot 262
Thomson (William, 1st Baron Kelvin of Largs, 1824-1907). Letter signed, 'Kelvin', The University, Glasgow, 24 March 1892, to George Gray, saying that he hopes to be present at the meeting in the Merchant's Hall on 31st [March], where he would be happy to say a few words but would be unable to make a speech, two pages, tipped into an autograph album containing approximately 60 mostly cut autograph specimens, mostly 19th century, including King George III, Lord Liverpool, Russell and H. Campbell-Bannerman, plus freefronts with signatures of W.E. Gladstone, Joseph Hu me, and the Bishop of Norwich (Woodbridge/Penny Post postmark), plus a few longer notes and letters from the Duke of Devonshire, Lord Coleridge, George Burns, and a letter signed by Henry Irving, Lyceum Theatre, 28 April 1890, giving his and Ellen Terry's thanks to the committee and members of the Glasgow Pen & Pencil Club for their kindness and hospitality, most specimens spotted or browned, hinges near broken, 19th century lacquered boards with hand-painted upper cover of the 'Wharf & Queens Mill from Portsea', 7 (of eight) mother-of-pearl corner studs, lower outer corners chipped, gilt-decorated morocco spine, torn with loss at head, small folio (Qty: 1)
Lot 441
Pears (Charles) . From the Thames to the Seine, 1910, 20 colour and 20 black & white illustrations, map endpapers, minor spotting, original illustrated brown cloth, spine slightly faded, 8vo, together with Adam (George & Pearl) , A Book About Paris, 2nd impression, 1927, 16 colour illustrations, minor marginal spotting, original blue cloth, 4to, and other early 20th century & modern European travel & history reference, many original cloth in dust jackets, some paperbacks & travel guides, G/VG, 8vo/4to. (Qty: 6 shelves)
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