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Lot 8038
Mexican sterling silver globular-form box set with amethyst cabochons, makers mark WG/Mexico, 4 1/2" d, with applied hardstones, hammered sterling silver cream pitcher marked 925/1000, 15.06 TO, with 3 plated silver beakers and 3 plated silver votive candle holders, pair of German silver sugar tongs.
Lot 8015
Mahogany lined engraved Chinese silver cigarette box with bamboo pattern on lid, monogram "E", inscribed on base "From Kathleen & Edwin to Johnny on our wedding day August 14, 1971, San Francisco Calif" signed Tack Hing, 90% silver, with a Chinese symbol, gross weight 10.39 TO, box earlier than inscription
Lot 284
LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY ROYAL NAVY - SURGEONS PART SET OF MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS, HOUSED IN A GOOD QUALITY FITTED OAK AND BRASS MOUNTED BOX, the hinged lid with brass tablet inscribed H.W.M. Rees R.N. Interior bearing two inlet labels 'John Weiss and Son, 87 Oxford St, London' - 'Manufactured for Arcom and Veysey' having two lift out fitted trays with slide away wire handles, bottom of box and underside of lids also fitted and contained some original instruments and including three marked 'Silver' and hallmarked London 1898 curved tubes, tourniquet, scalpels, bone clamp ?, etc.... approx 46 pieces, the box 18" x 9" x 5" (45.7cm x 22.8cm x 12.7cm)
Lot 304
MID 19TH CENTURY TORTOISESHELL CLAD SMALL OBLONG BOX with slightly domed hinged lid inlet with small silver coloured metal oblong tablet push button clasp and raised on white bread ball feet 2 3/4" (9.5cm) wide (some losses at edges) and a VICTORIAN BLACK PAPIER MACHE OBLONG SNUFF BOX with hinged lid having gilt decoration, 2 1/8" (5.5cm) wide (2)
Lot 341
A small Russian silver powder compact of pill box form with cloisonné enamel cover fitted with mirror inside, maker’s mark Cyrillic KXHO, Moscow, 1908/17, cover depicting flowers in deep pink, tangerine, dark green, white and turquoise on dark blue ground, Cyrillic inscription to base, 4.2 cm. diameter Condition reportMinor chips to tangerine central section of large flower on cover
Lot 374
A Persian oblong silver table snuff box, marked in cover, cover and base engraved with seated Persian musicians, sides with trailing flowers, circa 1910; also a Persian silver tobacco box of circular cushion form, apparently unmarked, circa 1910, chased to cover, base and sides with Persian royalty being served food and drink, respectively 11 cm. long and 3 cm. diameter, wt. 294 gm. Provenance:- the Whishaw family who served in Persia, India and Russia prior to WWI Condition reportIn overall good condition, decoration not rubbed but both gape a little in front, i.e. do not closed completely flush; the tobacco box has slight distortion at front of cover causing the slight gape
Lot 451
A fine Victorian silver and enamel rectangular stamp box by George Heath, London, 1891, retailed by W. Thornhill & Co., 144 New Bond St, W., hinged cover enamelled with three Victorian stamps, gilt interior with three sprung compartments, 7 cm. long, wt. 74 gm. Condition reportIn very nice condition, all enamel intact, snaps tightly shut
Lot 470
An Edwardian silver novelty stamp box in the form of a St. George’s cross with raised circular centre, by William & George Neal, London, 1901, each of the four arms with a sprung compartment, filled base, 7.8 cm. across Condition reportOverall good condition, clearly part-marked on each of the “U” shaped sprung sections at top of each arm and fully marked on top of one of the arms, these latter marks very rubbed, only top of date letter is visible
Lot 460
A late Victorian silver three-compartment stamp box by Cohen & Charles, Birmingham, 1898, the three separate glazed and hinged covers each containing a Victorian stamp, gilt interior, 7.9 cm. longCondition reportOverall good condition, good marks, the borders of the 3 covers each have a few nicks/scratches
Lot 324
Judaica:- a German silver Etrog box, stamped with a lyre maker’s mark and “Sterling 925” for the US market, 20th century, the oval box chased with fruiting vines and raised on four fluted feet, the cover raised with a large etrog fruit with pitted surface and chased Hebrew verse translating as “and you took to yourself fruit from the citrus tree”, 14.5 cm. long, wt. 340 gm. Condition reportIn good condition
Lot 375
A Persian silver circular box with pull-off cover, chased and engraved with geometric floral decoration, marked to base; a similar smaller pair of boxes engraved and chased with birds amidst flowers, apparently unmarked; a pair of Persian silver ashtrays engraved with borders of wild animals, centres engraved with a hunting scene and a girl at her bath being hastily covered by a servant on the approach of a mounted prince, both marked to base; and an Indian silver cylindrical box with domed cover, chased in relief with tigers, elephants, huts and trees, all early 20th century; first item 9.2 cm. diameter, wt. 517 gm. Provenance:- the Whishaw family Condition reportAll in overall good condition
Lot 369
A late Victorian silver snuff box by William Neale, Chester, 1895, engraved all over with scrolling foliage, gilt interior, cover applied with shaped vacant reserve, 7.5 cm. long, wt. 71 gm. Condition reportIn good condition, vacant reserve presumably applied to cover up original inscription
Lot 320
Napoleon interest:- A commemorative circular blonde tortoiseshell snuff box, pull-off cover set with silver medallion depicting bust of Napoleon Bonaparte to dexter atop a panel depicting the battle of Marengo and flanked by military trophies, signed “F. Andrieu An X” and the legend “Bonaparte premier Consul de la Republique Fran.se” and “Bataille de Maringo (sic) le XXV Prairial An VIII” Condition reportA tiny chip above rim of base and a further blemish to side
Lot 454
A Dutch silver stamp box, stamped “HOLLAND” and with pseudo marks, 20th century, cover chased in low relief with figures outside a tavern, twin compartment interior, base with scrolling foliage and flowers on engine-turned ground, 5.2 cm. long, wt. 37 gm. Condition reportIn good crisp condition
Lot 153
A pair of silver gilt and enamel ‘Order of the British Empire’ cuff links by Toye, Keening and Spencer, marked Birmingham 1992, the cushion shaped links with red enamel border, the badge within, each 19mm wide, 13.2gms, in a Garrard & Co box Condition reporttarnished over most surfaces, no apparent damage to the enamel
Lot 341
A William IV silver snuff box, Taylor & Perry, Birmingham, date letter indistinct, the cover with stag hunting scene, 7cm wide Condition Report: Bruising to bottom edge and evidence of gilding to bottom edges and corners on underside. Interior gillded, marks a little worn. Slight bruising and small dents to top cover edges. Wear to design on cover.
Lot 506
An Australian 18ct gold panel bracelet, Christian Ludwig Qwist, Sydney circa 1863-65, the central panel with oxidised silver figure of an Aborigine, the panels to either side with kangaroo and emu, all to a surround of finely engraved scrollwork, the clasp marked 'CLQ, 18', the reverse engraved AMDq, 16.5cm long, approximately 34.4gm, in a fitted case Provenance: By direct descent from Hugh Hamilton (1822-1900) a younger son of the Hamiltons of Sundrum in Ayrshire. He went to Australia as an early pioneer settler at the age of 19 in 1841, establishing the Tomanbil and Boyd stations on the Lachlan River in New South Wales. He lost most of his cattle in a severe drought in 1849. He took on the post of assistant gold commissioner at Ophir near Bathurst during the gold rush but eventually returned successfully to farming. The engraved initials AMD are believed to refer to Hugh Hamilton`s first cousin Anna Maria Dundas, daughter of James Dundas of Dundas and his wife Lady Mary Duncan, daughter of Viscount Camperdown the celebrated Admiral. Note: The small figures of Aborigine, kangaroo and emu may have been supplied by Julius Hogarth. Literature: 'Brilliant' edited by Eva Czernis-Ryl, 2011 Condition Report: Condition overall good. Backing to all three reliefs tarnished and scratched. Foliage reliefwork appears complete but slightly tarnished throughout with similar blemishes to filigree work. Reverse rather dull and scratched. Central and left button attachments showing signs of solder. Bracelet is very slightly misshapen, ie. not a perfect oval. There is a small amount of lubricant residue to the clasp hinge (seems to come off when gently rubbed). In an unmarked hoof-shaped leather box.
Lot 354
A Scottish silver snuff box, James Nasmyth & Co., Edinburgh 1840, with engraved scrollwork decorations and presentation inscription dated 1853, 8cm wide Condition Report: Overall generally good with overall wear and scratches commensurate with age. Scratches to inside cover. See further images
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