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a Silver Mounted Green Stone Snuff Box, of rounded rectangular form, the lid and base with mottled green stone panel insert, the mounts engraved with cursive foliage and thistles, engraved "Oban 1909", 12cm long; and A Similarly Decorated Cigarette Box, no inscription, with Celtic strapwork and foliate motifs, both Birmingham 1904, 14. 5cm wide (both cracked mineral panels); and A Four Piece Dressing Table Brush Set, ebonised wood with white metal applied monograms retailed by Finnigan, Manchester (6)
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Two Continental Silver Plated Trinket Boxes, circa 1870, one oval section, the other rounded rectangular, each worked with stag hunting scenes in high relief, 8cm and 8.4cm; A Silver Plated Cigarette Box, late 19th century, textured to imitate an antler, the lid with a scene of a falling stag and running doe, 12cm; and Three Snuff Boxes and Two Brooches (8)
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Dent London, an Edwardian 18 carat gold full hunter pocket watch and stop watch, with white enamel Roman dial and subsidiary seconds dial, the jewelled lever movement signed Dent 34 Cockspur Street London and numbered 33116, the outer case hallmarked London 1908 and engraved 'C.M. Dobell R.W.F. Dec 08', with a two colour fancy link albert chain attached suspending a George III silver pill box, Samuel Pemberton 1798, and silver hinged miniature frame by Asprey, London. A gift from fellow officers of the Royal Welch Fusiliers to Sir Charles Dobell, on the occasion of his marriage to Elizabeth Campbell in 1908.
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284. A German silver 'singing bird' automaton music box, the rectangular top with oval hinged cover decorated with doves at an urn, opening to reveal a cast automated singing bird and gilt metal grille, within a border of birds perched on berried branches, the sides cast with putti in landscapes, mechanism in need of overhaul, '800' standard mark, 10.5cm wide
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A silver-mounted Japanese marine ivory combination vinaigrette and scent flask container, Meiji period (1868-1912), inset with gem stones including diamond, ruby, sapphire, garnet and turquoise, the bulbous carving with mice, on a silver pedestal base engraved with fleur-de-lys and inset with a mirrored panel, 8cm high, This extraordinary piece was probably made to order for the European market as it was set with gems and mounted in silver on the continent at a contemporary date, and comes complete with a specially fitted box.
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A late 19th century German silver 'singing bird' automaton music box, of rounded rectangular form, the top with oval hinged cover decorated with putti releasing a caged bird, opening to reveal an automated and feathered singing bird and a gilt grille, within a border of birds of paradise and flower garlands, the sides decorated with putti, flowers and leaf scrolls and applied with leaf and flower cast operating lever, '800' standard mark, 10.5cm wide
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A Russian silver and cloisonné enamel Imperial presentation cigarette box by Ovchinnikov, the enamelled covers depicting polychrome foliage and swags, in delicate rose pink, white, green and pale blue to a similarly enamelled border of turquoise jewelling and forget-me-nots, with gilt thumb piece, the gilt interior engraved 'Presented to Captain James Wolfe Murray RA by H.I.M. Alexander III Autocrat of all the Russias As a momento of the manoeuvres at Krasnoe Selo Aug 22nd 1886' Signed Ovchinnikov in cyrillic beneath the Imperial eagle warrant, maker's mark cyrillic 'PO', with 88 zolotnik assay mark for Moscow pre 1899. Sir James Wolfe Murray (1853-1919) was a distinguished officer in the Royal Artillery, gaining the eastern Command in 1916 until the end of the First World War. He had gained honours in Russia including the Order Of St Anne and the White Eagle. Pavél Ovchinnikov was one of the pioneers in the revival of the Russian silversmith's art of cloisonnne enamelling in the mid 19th century. This type of cloisonné work looked back to the Slavic traditions of the 17th and early 18th century Russian silversmiths. Ovchinnikov had opened his own workshops in Moscow in 1853, and his work was championed by Tsar Alexander II, whereby he recieved the Imperial warrant. This fame enabled him to open a branch in St Petersburg in 1873, in competion with Fabergé. Ovchinnikov's renown was further enhanced when he was awarded a gold medal for his silversmithing at the 1878 Paris Exposition. Literature: Hill G., Smorodinova G.G., & Ulyanova B.L., 'Fabergé and The Russian Master Goldsmiths', New York 1989 Von Habsburg-Lothringen G., & von Solodkoff A., 'Fabergé, Court Jewellers to the Tsars', New York 1979
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A Russian silver samorodok cigarette case by Karl Gustav Lundell, of bark textured design, with cabochon sapphire thumbpiece, 84 kokoshnik assay marks for St. Petersburg 1908-1917, cyrillic maker's mark for Karl Gustav Lundell. Offered for sale with a valuation from Wartski dated 24th September 1964 stating the box is by Lundell. Karl Gustav Johansson Lundell (1833-?) was one of a number of Swedish Finnish workmasters employed by Fabergé. Having started his career in St Petersburg, chiefly as a maker of cigarette cases, Lundell became chief workmaster at the Odessa branch of Fabergé which opened in 1890 and closed in 1918. Literature: Hill G., Smorodinova G.G. & Ulyanova B.L., 'Fabergé and The Russian Master Goldsmiths', New York 1989 Snowman A.K., 'The Art Of Carl Fabergé', London 1962 Von Solodkoff A., 'Fabergé', London 1988
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An Art Deco style silver table cigarette box, of canted rectagular form, the line engraved hinged lid applied with a stepped geometric thumbpiece, enclosing a cedar-lined interior, the front panel engraved 'Empire Cross', supported on four canted and stepped feet, by Mappin and Webb, Birmingham 1950, 25.5cm wide
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A Victorian silver inkstand, the oblong base with moulded serpentine borders on pierced cast wing foliage panel splay feet, fitted a central oval taperstick with extinguisher and detachable nozzle, the moulded border with a scroll handle, seated on a sealing wax box, flanked by glass ink wells with star cut bases and hinged silver covers, set in pierced fretwork frames. 11in. (28cm.) wide. Maker Robert Hennell II. London, 1856. 30oz (weighable silver).
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An Indian silver repousse rose bowl, decorated buildings, palm trees and other foliage, circa. 1890, 5.5in. ( 14.5cm.) diameter, an Eastern silver coloured metal bowl, 6in. (15cm.) diameter, three Burmese square silver bowls with canted corners, a Burmese bowl with repousse figures, a vase, two small bowls, a cover and a lidded box. (11).
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A collection of antique and various costume jewellery including a silver marquisite set ring, paste brooches and stick pins, buckles and clips and an ivory ring, all in a black leather jewellery box. A lot. Together with a garnet bar brooch, rolled gold and set overall with small facetted garnets, a white metal torque style antique key ring, bearing the remains of Eastern markings, an Art Deco double brooch clip, set green and white pastes, stamped on the reverse 'Britpat 410696' and a 9ct yellow gold bar brooch, set three cabochon garnets. A lot.
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Continental .900 lady's compact and writing pad, the sprung cover of white enamelled guilloche, revealing a gilt interior of mirror, compartments and ivory writing slab, 9cm; also a silver snuff box, Birmingham 1838 by Gervase Wheeler, the oblong body with rounded ends and guilloche decoration. (2).
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Victorian rosewood workbox and contents, consisting of 16 wooden and six bone lace bobbins, three ivory barrel-shaped cotton boxes, ivory "silver" thimble box, an ivory and a tortoiseshell tatting shuttles, three bone crochet hooks, marine ivory turned tape measure holder and pin cushion, three bone shuttles, two bone stays and other bobbins and implements (as a lot).
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