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Lot 297
19TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD, BRASS INLAID SEWING BOX, revealing fitted interior comprising: mother-of-pearl sewing accessories and various glass and silver plated jars, boxes etc. all within velvet interior and having drawer to base. 33.5cm wide x 24cm deep x 18cm high. CONDITION REPORT: Box itself has some minor splits, lots of surface wear, scratches etc. Interior looks fairly complete, some of jar stoppers have chips, minor rim chips etc. Surface wear/scratching as expected. Velvet interior a little grubby and worn.
Lot 93
Mauchline ware _ eight pieces comprising a circular dome top reel box (Burns Monument, Doon/black and gilt wavy border) three numerical bone apertures 8cm, a slant top thimble box (Boston Church) with silver thimble, 3.6cm, a thimble egg with thimble, reel and needlecase (Canterbury Cathedral) 5.5cm, a barrel for multiple needlecase (The Salmon Leap, Leixlip) 6cm, a thimble skittle (Kirk Braddan, Isle of Man) with thimble, reel and needlecase, 7.5cm, and thimble saucepan (Entrance to Pier Skegness) 9.5cm (8) (From the collection of Dr Ian McFeeters).
Lot 276
Three early 20th century silver boxes, including:- a circular silver tobacco box by The Goldsmiths' and Silversmiths' Company Ltd, London 1908, with flush hinged sprung cover, gilded interior, crested, 7.25cm diameter together with a silver snuff box also by The Goldsmiths' and Silversmiths' Company Ltd, London 1908, of plain lozenge shape with reed and ribbon edge to the cover, 8.25cm diameter and a small square section box by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1917, with detachable rising cover guided by a suspension chain with finger ring, engine turned on two faces, 5.75cm high, 6.14oz (3) All in good condition, no splits, bruises or repairs
Lot 316
A pair of George III silver tea caddies and a matching sugar box, by Pierre Gillois, London 1761, each of bombé shape, the shoulders embossed with anthemion scrolls, standing on four cast scrolled feet, the covers concave fluted with spire finials, the one of larger dimension (15cm high) than the companion pair (14cm high), each with engraved monogram, 28.15oz (3) Each has a repair around the finial seat otherwise in good condition
Lot 346
A set of three silver commemorative boxes, by Christopher Nigel Lawrence, London 2000, each box with a polished silver cup base the cover with forged medallion depicting the various images of St George and The Dragon after Benedetto Pistrucci, William Wyon and Percy Metcalfe respectively, limited edition 382/500, cased, each 6cm diameter, 21.48oz
Lot 366
A lady's crocodile leather travelling case, extensively fitted with silver mounted dressing table utensils by John Collard Vickery, London 1923/1924, including: a travel clock, a pair of hairbrushes, a pair of clothes brushes, a handmirror, nine assorted bottles and jars, a silver box, various pintrays, a glove stretcher, button hook and shoehorn together with a crocodile jewellery case, writing fold, wallet, manicure set, with silver mounted jars. Provenance: Lady Olwyn Suffield of Gunton Park, Norfolk
Lot 471
A 17th/18th century silver gilt filigree box containing eight precious oil bottles, the rim of the hinged lid with alternating demilunes and triangles, the shapes repeated on the body above four ball feet, 9cm (3.5 in) wide There is a blank compartment central to the bottles possibly indicating that the central object has been lost. There is some denting and bending to the filigree work
Lot 543
A late 17th/early 18th century Spanish American shell shaped box, two figures surmounted by an eagle carved in relief on the lid near the silver hinges, the sides with pairs of figures, of monkeys, of figures and foliage, a further eagle to the front, the three feet formed of winged masks and scrolls, the interior compartments lined in green velvet, 25cm (9.75 in) wide One leg is currently detached but present
Lot 544
A late 17th/early 18th century black lacquer cutlery box gilt with Chinoiserie, the sloping hinged lid opening to reveal a set of six tea spoons filling half of the green velvet compartments, each of the silver gilt blades with white porcelain handles modelled as hand held seals, the box 18.5 x 12.5 x 5cm (7.25 x 5 x 2 in)
Lot 547
A 17th century silver mounted Chinoiserie black ground box, the rectangular lid decorated with a lady walking a tight rope, the front and sides with exotic animals with their keepers, to include sleighs drawn by a dragon and a camel, another camel ridden and lions, the box 32cm (12.5 in) wide The hinges are currently broken
Lot 552
A late 17th/early 18th century horn and carved wood snuff box, the oval silver hinged lid carved with foliage, the horn sides scratch carved with a deer, lion, unicorn and a double headed eagle opposite the hinge, 8cm (3 in) wide Provenance: Ex collection of Owen Evan-Thomas Other Notes: Best known for his seminal work on treen, "Domestic utensils of wood, XVI century to XIX century" (1932), Thomas also owned a gallery on Dover Street, London, which was a focal point for 20th century treen collection.
Lot 559
An 18th century European silver mounted marbled box of four silver topped glass bottles, the empty compartment to one side of the four screw topped bottles containing a steel lidded plush poke, a small box and two Victorian penny sized tokens inscribed for 'Mary Palmer' and for 'Mary Spier, Brentford' both dated 1776, the box 15cm (6 in) wide
Lot 959
A mid-19th century French tortoiseshell necessaire box and contents, the tray with silver and mother of pearl fitments the compartment below with pin cushions, needle cases and a mother of pearl handled nail file, the rectangular box lid 15cm (6 in) wide The hinges to the box lid are currently separated from the body. A pusher is missing from the tray and the gilt thimble may have been a later addition.
Lot 174
A George IV silver inkstand,by Robert Garrard, London 1825, and stamped on base Garrards Panton Street London', one glass bottle with later unmarked cover,of rectangular form on four bracket feet with reeded borders and two pen recesses, the central taperstick box with nozzle flanked by two mounted glass bottles,27cm long, 45oz
Lot 218
A late 19th century Scottish silver-mounted horn snuff mull,unmarked,decorated with a thistle and applied with vacant shield cartouche, 7.5cm long,a William IV silver snuff box,by Edward Smith, Birmingham 1836,of engined turned rectangular form with reeded sides and foliate thumbpiece, monogrammed, gilt interior,7.25cm long, andanother Victorian silver snuff box,by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1899,of oblong form with scroll engraving, monogrammed, gilt interior,8cm long (3)
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