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Lot 521
A Handsome, William IV Mahogany Daws Pattern Reclining Armchair, with a curved top-rail and green leather buttoned back & seat with boldly scrolling racheted arms. Standing on lobed tapered legs terminating in brass cups & casters. Stamped R. Daws [of 17 Margaret Street, Cavendish Square, London] above the patent mark.
Lot 213
A pair of George III Old English and thread pattern tablespoons, initialled, maker R R, London 1773, a pair of William IV fiddle pattern tablespoons, initialled, maker JB, London, 1835, and a pair of sauce ladles, initialled, maker Peter, Anne and William (I) Bateman, London, 1801, total weight 385gm, 12.37oz.
Lot 302
Jno. Gerard, London. A gentleman's gold pair cased watch, the white enamel dial having black Roman hour numerals, Arabic outer numerals and gold 'arrow' hands, the chain fusee movement having Egyptian pillars, a verge escapement with a pierced and engraved backcock to the plain, three arm brass balance, the backplate engraved with the maker's name and serial number 'Jno Gerard, London, 1073' and having a silvered regulation dial, the outer case stamped with the casemaker's initials 'HPC' and hallmarked for London, 1746, the associated inner case hallmarked for London, 1766, diameter 46mm. * John Ger(r)ard is recorded as working in London from 1714 until at least 1735 with a repeating watch in the Guildhall Museum. ** Provenance: Puslinch.
Lot 327
R. Salsbury, Guildford. An 18 carat gold pocket watch, the white enamel dial having black Roman numerals, blued steel spade hands, a subsidiary seconds dial and signed 'R. Salsbury & Sons, Guildford', the movement having a lever escapement with a bimetallic balance, a fully engraved backcock and signed as the dial, the open faced case hallmarked for 18 carat gold, London 1886, diameter 48mm. * Robert Salsbury is recorded as working in Guildford from 1869 until 1878 becoming 'and Sons' after this date.
Lot 516B
William Derby & R W Satchwell (18/19th century) & Jansen Derby (19th century), A set of eight portraits: Charlotte Dela Tremouille, Countess of Derby after Van Dyke, by William Derby circa 1823; The 1st Earl of Worcester by Jansen Derby; Catherine, Queen of Charles II after the original by Peter Lely, by William Derby; Percy, Earl of Northumberland, after Van Dyke by R W Satchwell; Nicholas Ridley, Bishop of London, by William Derby; King Charles II after Peter Lely by William Derby; Algernon Pevey, 1st Earl of Northumberland, by William Derby; Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Stafford, after Van Dyke by R W Satchwell, each inscribed on the reverse, watercolours, each 17.5 x 14cm. (8). Footnote: R W Satchwell, 18/19th Century, English School, exhibited 1793 -1818. William Derby (1786-1847), portrait painter, pupil of Joseph Barker. Lord Derby commissioned the artist to paint copies of his ancestors.
Lot 569A
Edouard Lantern (1848-1917). A bronze relief portrait plaque of R. Phene Spiers, the panel below inscribed 'A record of The Esteem Of His Pupils Colleagues and Friends' with matching plaque of ancient ruins inscribed 'The Greatest Trust Between Man And Man Is The Trust Of Giving Counsel', both plaques contained in an oak frame, each plaque 27 x 20cm, overall dimensions 36 x 52cm.
Lot 326
R. QUINCEY, A 12-BORE SIDE LEVER HAMMER GUN NO. 14, 30-inch damascus barrels with 2 1/2-inch chambers about true cylinder borings, the frame, side lever, non-rebounding bar lock and hammers with border and scroll engraving and with numerous scenes of dogs and game, retaining traces of hardening colour, 14 1/4- inch well figured stock with steel butt plate, 7lb. 5oz., black powder proof (1868 Rules)
Lot 379
The George V Kaisar-i-Hind India General Service Medal with Waziristan 1921-24 clasp, awarded to 1850306 SGLN. E. MORRIS. R. SIGNALS, together with 1914-15 Star, unnamed; British War Medal 1914-20 awarded to T-420215 DVR. C. HICKMAN. A.S.C. and Victory Medal awarded to SE-1540 A. SJT. R. FARNHILL. A.V.C. (4).
Lot 32
MAUSER, A 7.63MM BROOM-HANDLE SELF-LOADING PISTOL NO. 36484, 5 1/2-inch barrel, receiver with tangent rear sight to 1000, the frame with presentation inscription, Admiralty Prize for Meritorious Examination Sub -Lieutenant Henry I. R. Trischler, RN, 1904, ribbed walnut grips, German nitro proof, in its matching shoulder stock holster
Lot 294
A late 19th Century Stevens & Williams "Transparent Cameo" decanter and stopper by Joshua Hodgetts c.1897, the compressed ovoid flask form body rising to a collar neck with applied white metal collar below a tear form stopper. The whole cased in deep green over clear crystal and cut back with a running vine with large passion flower between classical scroll work borders, height 28.5cm. ILLUSTRATED. Ref - For a similar example note page 221 "British Glass 1800 - 1914" by Charles R. Hajdamach
Lot 358
A late 19th Century Thomas Webb & Sons clear crystal jug decorated by Jules Barbe circa 1888 of shouldered ovoid form with a tall tri form collar neck and applied grotesque lizard handle with enamelled decoration. The body further decorated by in the Aesthetic taste with Oriental inspired landscape scenic panels with bamboo and flowering blossom, height 31cm, foot replaced. ILLUSTRATED. N.B - For a similar example note back cover and page 321 of "British Glass 1800 - 1914" by Charles R. Hajdamach
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