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Lot 235
A silver wine taster by Daniel & John Wellby, London 1918, the base inset with an Elizabeth I coin 12cm (4.75in) long; a French silver tase vin, 1838-1972 .800 standard, the base inset with a coin, 10cm (4in) long; a German silver heart shaped box on cabriole legs by Simon Rosenau, Hanau, import marked for London 1891, embossed with cherubs, 4.5cm (1.75in) high; and a plated wine taster, 238g (7.65 oz) gross weighable (4). Provenance: Cornwallis
Lot 247
A collection of silver boxes, comprising: a mid 19th century Chinese export snuff box, two character marks, the cover and base chased with scroll foliage, 4.8cm wide; a mid 19th century rectangular scroll filigree card case, unmarked, engraved ‘The gift of Ellen Hannah Augt. 12th 1845’ and a monogram, 9.5cm (3.75in) high; an early Victorian silver gilt rectangular pencil case, maker’s marks incomplete, London 1843, engine turned, containing five (of six) pencils, 7cm (2.75in) long; a William IV rectangular snuff box by William Simpson, Birmingham 1835, 6cm wide (worn); a Victorian plain slim vesta case by Sampson Mordan & Co., London 1885, engraved ‘F.B’; a George III circular plain pill box by Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson, London 1809; and an Italian silver coloured and labradorite oval box, recent (7). Provenance: Cornwallis
Lot 251
A Victorian silver rectangular cigarette box by William Graeme, London 1885, scroll foliate embossed and engraved with two crests, 12cm (4.5in) wide, loaded. Provenance: Cornwallis. The demi-dragon is the crest for MANN and the recumbent stag lodged reguardant on a mount is the crest of CORNWALLIS.
Lot 285
A silver and labradorite rectangular cigarette box by Catchpole & Williams Ltd, London 1937, the cover inset with a three-section hardstone panel, an engine turned border and a leaf edge, the lower corners with fleur de lys, on ivory ball feet, cedar lined, 20cm (8in) wide, loaded. Provenance: Cowdray
Lot 328
A George III silver shaped oblong inkstand by Henry Chawner, London 1792, with reeded borders throughout, a taperstick on a box drum base flanked by cylindrical wells, on four panel feet, engraved with two crests, presentation engraved under, 29cm (11.5in) long, 612g (19.65 oz). Provenance: Berry. The presentations read ‘The Gift of William Tatton Esq. of Tatton & Withinshaw to Essex Cholmondeley of Vale Royal’ and ‘The Gift of James Murray Allison Esq. of Rodmell, Sussex to Sir William Ewart Berry Bart. of Barrow Hill, Berks. 1927’. . The demi-griffin crest of CHOLMONDELEY, kin of the Marquesses of Cholmondeley, and the seated griffin crest above a baronet’s badge of Sir William E. Berry, later Viscount Camrose, whose 1915 acqusition of the Sunday Times was an early step in a powerful career in the newspaper industry.
Lot 339
A silver and enamel compact and other items, the Continental compact, import marked for Birmingham 1927, the hinged cover polychrome enamelled with a river scene within a yellow guilloche enamel border; a collection of 20th century French and other enamelled porcelain boxes; a Queen Elizabeth II porcelain egg box; and three 20th century Sitzendorff child figures. Provenance: Berry
Lot 344
An Edwardian 9 carat gold square plain sewing box by Horace Woodward & Co. Ltd, Birmingham 1909, the cover applied with a diamond set coronet, fitted with a 9 carat gold thimble by Charles Horner, Chester 1909; a mounted scissors and sheath, unmarked, 9.7cm wide, 9.1cm deep, loaded; together with two silver coloured implements and two in steel. Provenance: Cornwallis
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