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Click here to subscribeBaden Powell - seven ceramic items comprising circular wall plaque 26cm diameter, milk jug 16cm high, loving cup 11cm high, porcelain beaker 8cm high, table plaque 17cm high, Bladons Hull promotional plaque/teapot stand 17cm diameter, 1982 Scout commemorative loving cup and a Victorian moulded glass dish commemorating Mafeking 25cm diameter (8)
Lord Kitchener - four ceramic items comprising wall plaque 21cm wide, continental vase 16cm high, uninscribed roll of honour plate 25cm diameter and a shallow dish, together with four other items including Sadler style novelty teapot as a WWl tank, the "Absent Minded Beggar" mug and two plates (8)
A Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson oak open bookcase with three-quarter gallery carved with mouse signature, joined by adzed sides enclosing four shelves, with plaque inscribed 'To Jock Clement 1957 in appreciation of his friendship over many years from the Disctrict Office Managers of the British Thomson-Houston Co Ltd', 122cm high x 83cm wide x 26.5cm deep Provenance: Clement's Family, St Andrews, Fife
A mahogany Ross & Co, Dublin campaign chest the upper section with two short and one long drawer, the lower section with two long drawers, fitted with brass mounts and recessed bail handles, maker's brass plaque inset to drawer, 103cm high x 49cm deep x 99cm wide Provenance: Bisset's of Lessendrum, and thence by descent
A pair of mother-of-pearl, pearl and diamond earrings, a central pearl to a mother-of-pearl plaque and within a diamond set frame, total estimated diamond weight 0.12 carat approximately, with screw back fittings, measure 1.5cm in diameter, stamped '15CT', possibly converted from dress buttons; a Turkish enamel collar necklace, formed of stiff links with foliate decoration, enamelled in tones of blue and green, 16cm in diameter, stamped '84N.U'; a carnelian plaque necklace, with engraved script, a filled 9 carat bangle (a.f. badly damaged) and other jewellery
An Edwardian silver shaped rectangular card case, the front chased in relief with lovers on horseback in the Romantic Revival manner within circular plaque surrounded by scrolling foliage, William M Hayes, Birmingham, 1903 and another example with similar foliate decoration, Deely & Fisher, Birmingham, 1903, (2) both 9.5cm long, 4.63 ozt (144 grams)
A Middle Eastern gilt metal plaque set with rubies and emeralds, gold inlay of flower head and leaf design, comprising native flat cut rubies and emeralds, central ruby approx 7mm x 5mm, size approx 13.5 cm x 9.5cm Condition: Crack to the back panel - note two holes assessed as fixing holes, all rubies and emeralds intact
A Victorian gentleman's coromandel humidor/decanter box, circa 1870, the domed top enclosing satinwood and velvet lined interior with compartments for two decanters, three glasses and a fall-front enclosing a revolving hinged rack for cigars, plaque inscribed 'Chapman's Patent' and with Bramah Lock, height 26cm, width 25cm, depth 24cm
Thomas Webster R.A (1800-1886) - 'Raiding the Wardrobe', children in an interior dressing up, signed, also inscribed on a plaque attached to the frame, and upon an old label verso, oil on panel, 16.5" x 13.75", giltwood and gesso frame - ** Provenance, Frost and Reed Ltd of London and Bristol, stock no.39777
A Quantity of Boxes, including a vintage oak letter box, the box applied with decorative brass plaque 'Letters' approx 23 x 15 cms, small burr walnut box 10 x 13 cms and a Syrian marquetry trinket box approx 16 x 20 cms together with a rosewood and pewter snuff box, inlaid in pewter a scene of a carpenter as his workbench, approx 8 x 4.3 cms (4)
An Indian carved wooden elephant plaque, second half 20th century, the naturalistic split trunk deeply carved with a procession of elephants emerging from a forest, with birds and monkeys in the trees above, vines rising up from the forest floor and twisting through the trees, 70½in. (179cm.) long, minor losses.
An early 20th century boat builder's half-block model, of the steamship Caeneus, built by Cochrane & Sons ship builders of Selby in 1920, in pine and sycamore, black painted above the waterline, on a mahogany plaque with later inscribed brass plates, the model 36¾in. (93.5cm.) long, the plaque 50¼ x 13½in. (127.5 x 34.25cm.).
A mid-19th century walnut, kingwood and parquetry work box, rectangular form, the lid with central barbed-edge rosette in parquetry work, the lid and front with kingwood cross banding, enclosing the original wine red velvet interior with lidded compartments with silk tassel handles, letter compartment to the lid interior and storage beneath the upper lift-out tray, containing a number of 19th century sewing accessories including a Tunrbridge style tape measure, ivory counter form pin cushion and wooden wool winder with inset plaque inscribed 'Royal George Sunk 1782, raised 1840', the box 12½ x 9 7/8in. (31.75 x 25cm.), 5 3/8in. (13.6cm.) high.
A Meissen style porcelain patch box, 19th century, rectangular form with waisted sides, domed hinged lid with Watteau-esque scene to centre within raised gilt scroll work border, topographical scenes to all sides, scroll thumb piece, underglaze blue crossed swords with initials E. and C. above and below, 2¼ x 1½in. (5.75 x 3.75cm.); together with a smaller oval 19th century porcelain patch box, floral bouquet design with pique work style gold enamel, gilt metal reeded mounts and shell thumb piece, 1½ x 1in. (3.8 x 2.4cm.). (2)* Condition: 1. In good condition, some space between brass rim of upper section and plaque. 2. In good condition, with no faults.
A French kingwood and gilt metal mounted cabinet, 19th century, the rectangular white marble top above cupboard door inset with Sevres style porcelain plaque, enclosing later mirrored fall front and fitted drinks holders, flanked by figural pilasters, on plinth base, 117cm high x 82cm wide x 40cm deep
A brown leather covered military campaign tin document case, late 19th century, initialled C.T.R. to the cover, the green painted interior with gilt maker's plaque inscribed 'The Diamond Jubilee Patent Dispatch Box dated September 27th 1897, A.L.Libhoy Vallijee & Sons', height 25.5cm, width 51.2cm, depth 35cm.Note: Paperwork found within the case by the vendor detailing the life and military history of Charles Taylor Robinson, Brigadier General 1857-1929. He was promoted to Colonel on 29th February 1908 serving in the Bombay Command and 11th October 1911 was promoted to Temporary Brigadier General in command of The Royal Artillery of the 7th (Meerut) Division of the Northern Army. He was confirmed as Brigadier General on 6th November 1914, having been appointed to the Mesopotamia Expeditionary Force in October 1914.
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