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Lot 696
An Austro-Hungarian Egyptian Revival pendant, unmarked silver settings, with blue composition recumbent sphynx on ruby plinth with enamelled flowers, engraved reverse and pearl spacer chain, pendant height 61.9mm, 12.1gNo damage or repair, all stones present, some very minimal enamel loss, settings lightly abraded, unmarked
Lot 5
A Regency parcel-gilt amboyna and pollard ash breakfront side cabinet19th centuryWith gilt-brass trellis doors lined in gold fabric, on a plinth base, the interior adapted to accommodate speakers, 197cm wide x 51cm deep x 102cm high, (77.5in wide x 20in deep x 40in high)This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: TPTP Lot will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 35
An Empire PATINATED AND GILT BRONZE ENCRIERCirca 1812Formed as a sarcophagus bath, with three inkwells above a plinth fitted with a drawer on claw feet, the reverse engraved with a plaque reading: 'Mary Carter obit 6 May 1812', 24cm wide, 15cm deep, 15cm high (9in wide, 5 1/2in deep, 5 1/2in high) Footnotes:Provenance: Hugo von Hofmannsthal, Rodaun, Vienna.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 13
A 19th century oak longcase clock, with an arched hood and ionic columns and a long trunk door, box base and plinth, the 30cm silvered dial inscribed Nat Hedge, Colchester, with Roman numerals, a seconds subsidiary dial and calendar aperture, the eight day movement striking on a bell, 230cm high
Lot 356
Presentation Bronze Military Figure of a Swedish Life Guard by Alfred Ohlson (1868-1940), Presented to a Swedish Officer who was Killed in Action During the Finish Civil War in 1918, fine example of a bronze figure of a officer from the Swedish Life Guards in full ceremonial uniform with parade busby and sword in hand. Mounted onto a polished marble plinth stand with silver plaque having engraved presentation, “MINNESGAFVA FRAN KUNGL GOTA LIFGARDES OFFICERSKAR TILL P. G. GLIMSTEDT 1888-1916”. The bronze is signed to the rear of the base “Alfred Ohlson” and has foundry mark for J G Hallberg. Figure stands 54 ½ cms including the base. We believe that the statue was presented by officers of the Swedish Life Guard regiment to Peter (Per) Gustav Glimstedt who was born in Stockholm in 1871. He was an officer in the Gota Life Guards. He served with the unit in the Congo between 1894-1898. He also served as an instructor to the Persian Gendarmerie. In February 1918 he went to Finland and served as an officer during the civil war, he was the first Swedish volunteer officer to be killed during the Finish Civil War on 28th February 1918.
Lot 368
Statue of German Military & Political Leader Otto von Bismarck, the figure was produced after his death in 1898, shows the leader in full military uniform of an Imperial Prussian Cuirassier. Inscription to the plinth he is seen leaning on “WIR DEUTSCHE FURCHTEN GOTT SONST NICHTS IN DER WELT”, reverse has his date of his life “1815-1898”. The statue appears to be made from a cast brass with a artist mark under the base.
Lot 697
Artillery Shell Head from the Battle of Pirot During the Servo-Bulgarian War 1885 Presented to H.R.H Prince Henry of Battenburg, the very heavy projectile shell head is loose on a marble square plinth which has a finely engraved silver plaque applied, “SERVO-BULGARIAN WAR 1885 SHELL FROM PIROT – PRESENTED TO H.R.H Prince Henry of Battenburg KG – BY THE AMBULANCE STAFF OF THE NATIONAL AID SOCIETY”. Some wear to the base and rusting to the shell top but generally a interesting item from a little known European war. Prince Henry of Battenburg was a descendent of the Grand Ducal House of Hesse, he became a member of the British Royal Family when he married Queen Victoria’s youngest daughter Princess Beatrice. In his early life, he served in various Imperial German military regiments, including the Garde du Corps. He was made a honorary colonel of the 1st Infantry regiment of Bulgaria, where his brother was Prince of the nation. Queen Victoria would only agree to his marriage of her daughter, if the couple stayed in the UK and became members of the British Royal Family. The couple did this and were married on the Isle of Wight. On 22nd August 1885 he was made Honorary Colonel of the 5th (Isle of Wight, Princess Beatrice’s) Volunteer Battalion Hampshire Regiment. In 1889 he was appointed Governor of Carisbrook Castle on the Isle of Wight and Captain General-Governor of the Island. In November 1895, he persuaded Queen Victoria to let him go to Africa to fight in the Ashanti War, this was granted. He contracted Malaria when the expedition reached Prahsu, 30 miles from Kumasi. He died on board the cruiser HMS Blonde stationed off the coast of Sierra Leone. His body was brought back to the UK and his funeral service took place at St Mildred’s church, Whippingham on the Isle of Wight. His body was interned in what is now to be known as Battenburg Chapel. On her death in 1945, his wife Princess Beatrice’s remains were also placed in the chapel. The battle of Pirot during the Servo-Bulgarian war was won by the Bulgarian forces and ended the war between the two nations, resulting in the signing of the treaty of Bucharest. PLEASE NOTE DUE TO THE NATURE OF THE ITEM WE CAN NOT OFFER IN HOUSE POST AND PACKING, COLLECTION ONLY.
Lot 181
A late George III mahogany kneehole desk, circa 1820, inverted breakfront shape with cross-banded moulded edge top, above one long frieze flanked by twin drawers, over a kneehole with a cupboard and fretwork in the corner flanked by pedestal drawers with swan neck handles, raised on plinth base. 77cm x 113cm W x 61cm D
Lot 32
A George III silver oval epergne or centrepiece by Robert Hennell, London 1782, with a shaped navette central basket, the beaded rim with shells, acanthus lifts and laurel swags, the four smaller navette baskets conforming, the four circular ones similar and arranged on the S-scroll branches, an urn on plinth beneath the centre, the frame pierced with conforming supports and laurel swags, on four leaf supports with paw feet, 43.5cm (17in) high, 3275g (105.3 oz) Provenance: The Lord Hesketh, Easton NestonCondition Report: Stands wellDate letter sterling mark and London Assay mark to the body onlyAll baskets fit tightly to the branches and central sectionNo apparent dents, splits or repairs to the basketsMarks are partially obscured throughout Minor nicks to the foot rimsLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 555
A Gordon Russell 1970's rosewood dining table, designed by Martin Hall, the oval top with a channeled edge, raised on twin pedestal tripod supports, 76.5cm high, 244cm wide, 114.5cm deep, Gordon Russell 1970's rosewood bookcase, with two glass fronted sliding doors, enclosing two shelves, raised on a plinth base and brass round feet, 75cm high, 98cm wide, 34cm deep, and a Gordon Russell 1970's rosewood serving tray, with curved ends, 55cm wide, 33cm deep. (3) CITES No 599379/01.
Lot 537
A gargantuan, late 19th century walnut and figured walnut sideboard by Gillow, with 17th century style sunken panels and columns with ionic pilasters, the back gallery above an inverted breakfront top over two central shelves, flanked on each side by a cupboard, the left with a lead-lined, wine cooler drawer, raised on a shaped and moulded plinth, drawer stamped ‘Gillow & Co. 9043’, left side faded, minor damage, 283cm wide x 90cm deep x 138cm highCondition report: Left side faded. Minor damage, including chips, including second left ionic capital. Chips, dents and scratches consistent with age and use.
Lot 542
An early 20th century oak and marquetry art nouveau single wardrobe, the mirrored door flanked by inlaid scenes of seagulls and sunburst, above a single drawer, raised on a shaped plinth base, 93cm wide x 44cm deep x 193cm high.Condition report: Slight lifting on elements of marquetry panels. Lifting of lower right side beading. Small repair upper left side near back. General minor marks and blemishes consistent with age and use.
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