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A late-19th / early-20th century circular, mahogany tray-topped table in the French style; the removable two-handled circular silver-plated tray with clear glass inset and pierced borders and locating upon conforming top; the turned tapering fluted legs united by conforming circular undertier and terminating in brass castors, 50cm diameter
A Japanese bronze Meiji period Vase, silver-inlaid showing boats on a lake before Mount Fuji, signed with three characters lower right and also with central seal mark to underside, 17.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: Generally very good overall original condition with a very minor pin head sized “ding” to the outside of the lower circular foot which spreads slightly.
A heavy late-18th century, hallmarked silver, octagonal Snuff Box, the hinged lid with bright cut decoration, central oval cartouche engraved 'Isabel' and with presentation inscription 'May all my tomorrows be as this day, 24 August 1934, Bourton-on-the-Water', gilded interior, maker's mark T.P. E.R. (for Phipps-Robinson) assayed London 1792, 6cm, approx. 57g
An imposing 19th century continental Centre Piece; silver-plate mounted buffalo horn, various mounts in early style including a cherubic head above a raised oval vacant cartouche and the buffalo horn being supported by a short hunched bearded male figure upon grass and rocks etc., raised on lobed spreading circular foot, 55cm (highest) x 36cm (widest)
A World War One Military Medal group of four medals awarded to 1253 SJT. H. J. MOORE R.E. to include George V Military Medal (1253 CPL. H.J. MOORE LOND. ELEC. ENG. T.F.), 1914-15 Star, British War Medal 1914-20 and Victory Medal, together with a George V For King and Empire Services Rendered pin badge, numbered 490859 and an LVPS silver medal and an outstanding album of related photographs, maps and militaria compiled by Sergeant Moore with careful annotations for each photograph detailing his time in France and Belgium from August 1915-May 1916 and from June 1917-Jan 1919 with the London Electrical Engineers as well as time spent at Waltham Abbey, Yorkshire, Norfolk and numerous other locations, together with the soldier's Defence Medal and Home Guard certificate for services from 25th June 1940-31st December 1944.
William & Mary silver halfcrown, 1689, George III marriage medal, 1761, silver, 28mm, conjoined busts of George III and Queen Charlotte right, GEORGIVS III ET CHARLOTTA, REX ET REG, rev., a view of London with St. Paul's cathedral behind a putti holding a banner, FELICITAS BRITANNIA, crowned conjoined hearts above, in exergue: DIIS AUSPICIBUS MDCCLXI, and William & Mary silver fourpence, 1689 (3).
An oak Arts & Crafts side cabinet, in the manner of Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh, the shallow, cavetto moulded top widely overhanging a pair of cupboard doors with pierced gilt metal and coloured glass panels depicting roses and loose ring handles on rectangular planished backplates, over a single full width drawer, raised on stile supports, 42 x 21in. (106.5 x 53.25cm.), 36¾in. (93.5cm.) high.* Condition: We believe this piece has either been reduced in height or has been subject to substantial alterations. The oak has a good, original surface and dull, unpolished patina, which is commensurate with a date to the early 20th century. However, the back boards have been replaced with satin walnut or similar and the drawer has also been reconstructed using the same wood (with an earlier oak front). The top sits on a ½in. piece of oak of a different colour to the rest of the piece, and this piece has not been finished with polish to the sides, so is a later addition. The metal panels have marked yellow surface staining, possibly due to nicotine. An attempy has been made to clean the left hand panel, showing the brighter silver nickel plating (or similar) beneath. The locks are English brass locks - stamped 'RC&S' within a crown and also 'Secure Lever' and 'Two Lever'. Glass is good, but the lower right flower to the RH door has a pale, rough patch to the glass surface. Small spirit stain to centre of drawer and a few small spirit spots to top. Small chip to surface of aok to back right corner of top. Three small pale spots to wood to right hand side of front. Water/damp staining to bottom of stile feet.
A Finnigans Art Deco silver plated strut timepiece, with French 8 day movement, bevelled glass, the attractive honey coloured dial with classic Art Deco hands, signed 'Finnigans Paris, 8 Days, France', integral key, 12½ x 12½in. (31.7 x 31.7cm.), stamped to back, 'FRANCE DÈPOSÈ'.* Condition: Not working - movement will require work. Otherwise good with no other significant faults.
A Chinese watercolour and ink on paper scroll painting, 20th century, depicting waterfalls cascading down a rocky mountainside, with overhanging fir trees and a single silver birch at ground level to the fore, signed and inscribed with script upper left and with two red seals, 52¾ x 26½in. (134 x 67.25cm.), on a gold silk covered paper scroll with wooden roller, 84 x 32¼in. (213.25 x 82cm.) overall.* Condition: In very good condition overall. Clean and bright, with no fading or damage to paper. Small, light brown dirty mark just above script at upper left. Silk border has a little darker toning at the lower right edge. Otherwise, no other faults.
A pair of George V silver mounted Art Deco tapered decanters, hallmarked James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1924, of tapered hexagonal form, with plain silver collars and tapered octagonal stoppers, 12¾in. (32.5cm.) high. (2)* Condition: Some small chips to edges of stoppers and one stopper has two larger chips. Marks slightly rubbed but remain clearly legible. Silver mounts have a few small dings.
A rare early 20th century Omani Khanjar dagger-side knife and belt, removable steel blade (later addition), waisted horn hilt with silver mounts, decorative silver scabbard with four cast silver rings, silver embroidered leather belt and side knife with Sheffield steel blade (possibly a later addition) to scabbard, 12½in. (31.75cm.) long overall.* Condition: In very good condition, showing a little age related wear.
An extremely rare early 18th century Channel Islands silver christening cup, maker's mark HL crowned and a separately struck coronet, both struck once below rim (unknown, probably Jersey), the body of typical form but unusually broad and with only slightly everted rim, inscribed 'N.MT' over 'T.LL' and dated 1727, with exceptionally unusual (possibly unique) shaped (not cast) S-scroll handles, on a waisted foot, 2¾in. (7cm.) high. * A Jersey pattern christening cup with the same maker's mark, but with a separately struck star (rather than coronet) was offered in The Michael Paint Collection of Channel Islands Silver, Martel Maides Auctions, 18th October 2017, lot 137.
A rare Channel Islands silver photo frame, Bruce Russell, Guernsey 1995, possibly unique, the frame depicting engraved Guernsey scenes to each corner of The Little Chapel, Castle Cornet, St Sampsons Harbour and Bordeaux Harbour, 9 x 7¼in. (23 x 18.3cm.).* Condition: In very good condition with no faults.
A boxed silver Asprey's tea strainer, Asprey & Co. Ltd., Birmingham 1935, with Jubilee mark, pierced with holes and stars, marked to base 'ASPREY LONDON', the rim, 'Made in England', 6¼in. (15.8cm.) long, in original fitted dark blue morocco leather box, opening to reveal retailers stamp to lid 'ASPREY, 166 BOND ST, LONDON', silk lined strainer aperture to base.* Condition: In excellent condition, no faults, the box lining very slightly stained.
A late-Victorian silver cigarette case - Golfing interest, Cornelius Desormeaux & Saunders & James Francis Hollings (Frank) Shepherd, Birmingham 1900, of convex rounded rectangular form, the obverse with an embossed golfer in relief, opening to reveal the gold gilt interior and blue elastic stretcher, hallmarked to inner lid & base, 5 x 3¼in. (12.7 x 8.25cm.), weight 5.5 tr.oz.* Condition: In very good condition with no faults. Clear marks - maker's mark appears over stamped.
A collection of Masonic jewels, comprising a boxed 'Aegros Sanat Humanitas' Freemason Hospital jewel medal; a boxed silver gilt & enamel medal 'Royal Masonic Benevt Instn, 1940, Cavendo Tutus' by Fattorini & Sons Ltd., London 1939; a boxed silver gilt & enamel medal 'Royal Masonic Inst for Boys, 1939', by H.T. Lamb & Co., London 1939; a boxed gilt metal & enamel, 1959, 'Royal Masonic Institution for Boys' medal by George Kenning & Spencer Ltd.; a boxed gilt metal & enamel 'Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution' medal by Fattorini & Sons Ltd.; a boxed 'The Royal Masonic Institution for Girls' 175th Anniversary Festival, 8th May, 1963, Stewards badge/medal by J. R. Gaunt & Sons Ltd.; and a boxed 'Royal Masonic Instution for girls' 182nd Anniversary Festival, 13th May, 1970, Stewards badge/medal by Vaughtons Limited. (7)
A Victorian silver castle-top card case by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1850, of rectangular scroll shaped form, the observe with view of the Crystal Palace within a surround of foliate scrolls, the reverse embossed with foliate scrolls and central initialed (K.E) cartouche, dark red morocco leather case with fitted velvet interior, the card case 4in. (10cm.) by 2¾in. (7cm.), weight 2.13 tr.oz.
A pair of Victorian silver cut out letter wine labels, Charles Shaw, London 1876, depicting the letters 'P' and 'S' with engraved borders, on substantial chain hangers, weight 1.6 tr.oz. (2)* Condition: In good condition overall. No repairs. The S letter has two small deep scratches to the silver to the top.
A pair of early George III silver Corinthian column candlesticks, John Cox, London 1768, the detachable drips pans with matching maker's marks, the stop fluted columns on flared, square weighted bases with foliate, arcaded and gadrooned decoration, engraved leopard crests, 12in. (30.5cm.) high, gross weight 60 tr.oz. (2)* Condition: Marks slightly rubbed but remain clearly legible. Some small dings and nicks to columns and bases and three slightly larger indents to silver to edge of bases. Old filled repair to top of one column and a few small rubbed splits to column flutes in places.
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