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Lot 816

THREE GLASS BOTTLES WITH SILVER MOUNTS. C

Lot 175

A VINTAGE PRAM AND A SILVER CROSS DOLLS PRAM

Lot 108

A mid 19th century Tartan ware (McBeth) sewing companion of rectangular curved end form, the lid with a silver shield plaque initialled ïEEFÍ, the blue velvet lined flush fitted interior with a full compliment of tools comprising silver pencil, steel bodkin, two pairs of steel scissors, pearl folding knife, thimble and a set of six mother of pearl handled tools, 15cm (From the collection of the late Mary Cruwys).

Lot 12

Two Tunbridge ware thimble eggs and a silk winder, the thimble eggs in stickware, one with silver thimble, one with metal thimble, each 4cm, the silk winder in stickware, 4.5cm (3) (From the collection of the late Helen Eastgate).

Lot 128

Two tape measures comprising an early 19th silver example of cylinder form decorated with flowers and leaves, spindle wound, original printed tape commencing at 2 ins, slight loss to base terminal, 2.5cm, and a mother of pearl cylinder tape measure with complete printed tape 2.7cm (2) (From the collection of the late Mary Cruwys).

Lot 134

Two silver pin cushions comprising an example in the form of a canoe, marks worn, 8cm, the other a babyÍs boot, Birmingham 1906, by Levi and Salaman Rd 477079, 5.5cm (2) (From the collection of the late Jo Ball).

Lot 135

A silver pin cushion in the form of a standing elephant, marks rubbed, 6cm (From the collection of the late Jo Ball).

Lot 137

A collection of pin cushions including two bog oak cauldrons, one on tripod, a soft metal parrot, 4cm, a white metal frog example, 3cm, another as a shoe, a natural shell example on silver base 5cm, and twelve others (18) (From the collection of the late Jo Ball).

Lot 142

A rare mid 19th Century Dutch silver emery in the form of a kettle of bulbous form, scrolling swing handle, struck twice with bird mark and once with cross mark to the neck, and to the base with the makers mark AV for A.D. Verschuur, active since 1848, Amsterdam, 5.8cm high See Victor Hovart; Miniature Silver Toys page 84

Lot 162

A silver pin cushion in the form of a gondola, Birmingham, 1906, by Adie and Lovekin Ltd, 9.7cm (From the collection of the late Helen Eastgate).

Lot 163

A scarce silver pin cushion in the form of a tennis ball, a racket leaning against a net, the square base with circular inset cushion, Birminghm 1909, by Jones and Crompton, 4.8cm sq. (From the collection of the late Helen Eastgate).

Lot 164

A silver pin cushion in the form of the coronation chair, Birmingham, 1901, by Levi and Salaman, 7.4cm high (From the collection of the late Helen Eastgate).

Lot 165

A scarce silver pin cushion in the form of two crossed tennis rackets one with ball divided by a bowl form pin cushion, Birmingham, 1913 by S and CLL, 5cm high (From the collection of the late Helen Eastgate).

Lot 166

A silver pin cushion in the form of a rectangular stool on curved cross frame end supports, London 1845, makers mark indistinct, 2.6cm wide (From the collection of the late Helen Eastgate).

Lot 179

An early 19th Century silver basket form pin cushion by Joseph Taylor decorated with leaf sprays and the Prince of Wales feathers issuing from a crown, basket weave base, swing handle, marked to underside of handle IT for Joseph Taylor, 4cm high (From the collection of the late Mary Cruwys).

Lot 182

An unusual combination silver mounted pin cushion and reel stand, the circular purple velvet domed base with silver rim below a silver frame with bone reel, Birmingham 1905 by Adie and Lovekin Ltd, 7.5cm high, 6.2cm dia. (From the collection of the late Mary Cruwys).

Lot 194

A mid 19th Century French rosewood sewing box in the form of a grand piano with inlaid keyboard on five turned tapering legs, the tray later fitted with a set of ten Chinese silver sewing tools including bird form scissors, sliding crochet hook, shuttle, thimble, multiple reel and silk winder, the latter with makers mark ïMKÍ, box 29.5 x 20 x 15 cm, together with a Regency red morocco and gilt tooled sewing box of sarcophagal form 18 cm (2) (From the collection of the late Helen Eastgate).

Lot 201

A 19th Century French oval ivory cased etui with a full compliment of silver and enamel fittings comprising stiletto, bodkin, thimble, needlecase, and steel bladed scissors, slight crack to catch area and minor splits, 11cm

Lot 203

A silver egg form etui on swing handle the interior in gilt with central needlecase lacking cover, a two division reel, and a matched thimble, the case London 1868 by Williamson And Horton, 5cm (From the collection of the late Helen Eastgate).

Lot 219

Three Edwardian leather covered dressing cases comprising a rectangular example fitted with brushes, jars and other accessories, complete, 23.5 x 21 x 7cm, another some damage to leather, 24 x 18 x 13cm and a small example with five silver mounted fittings, Birmingham 1905/06, 15.5cm (3)

Lot 243

A mid 19th Century continental sewing box of canted rectangular and shallow form, the lid with a colour print of a continental city within a tooled border, the sides in red leather, the interior in blue velvet, flush fitted with silver tools comprising stiletto, scissors, female head needlecase, seam knife, waxer, ribbed thimble guard, a key form needlecase on lyre form chatelaine clip, a replacement thimble, with a brass and steel clamp and a mother of pearl snowflake winder, interior lid silk shredded, general wear to velvet and exterior, 18 x 15.5 x 3.5cm (the small brass and steel clamp fits into the front of he box below the catch to secure the box to the work surface)

Lot 252

A rare rosewood combination pin cushion, thimble holder and tape measure in the form of a castle entrance with twin turrets and gateway, a further turret for the thimble to reverse, original tape inked in nails, with a later silver thimble, 7.3cm wide, 5.5cm high

Lot 265

A mid-19th Century mother of pearl small format rectangular sewing box with a full compliment of fittings, the box in geometric pearl with abalone shell borders to the central lid, white metal plaque and escutcheon, the interior in blue silk with shaped lid panel, over a lidded and compartmentalised lower section with a set of four mother of pearl top reels, a silver thimble, a tool card with steel scissors and four tools, the lower section with waxer and tape measure en-suite, with key, 24 x 9 x 6.2cm (From the collection of the late Mary Cruwys).

Lot 266

A mid Victorian papier mache sewing box with a full compliment of fittings, of serpentine rectangular form, decorated in mother of pearl and gilt and painted with flowers, on four bun feet, the interior with lidded and compartmentalised tray in paper and red velvet, with a set of six mother of pearl top reel holders (one sd to edge), matching waxer and emery, silver thimble, the tool card with silver handled scissors with sheath, two bodkins and two pearl handled tools, and with a set of six mother of pearl silk winders, complete with key, 28 x 22 x 16cm (From the collection of the late Mary Cruwys).

Lot 267

A mid 19th Century mother of pearl sewing companion, of rectangular curved end form in geometric pearl and abalone, white metal lid cartouche, the blue silk and velvet interior flush fitted with steel scissors, silver thimble, steel bodkin and two mother of pearl handled tools, replacement needlecase, minor losses to exterior 15.2cm (From the collection of the late Mary Cruwys).

Lot 271

A Victorian silver visiting card case of shaped rectangular outline, with all over geometric strapwork style decoration, initialled to one side ïAHÍ, Birmingham 1864 by D and M, 10 x 7cm. (From the collection of Dr Ian McFeeters).

Lot 272

An early 19th Century silver filigree rectangular visiting card case, decorated with flower heads and leaves, slip on cover, 9 x 5.5cm. (From the collection of Dr Ian McFeeters).

Lot 273

A late 18th/early 19th Century Anglo Chinese rectangular visiting card case comprised of panels of mother of pearl engraved with figures, buildings, terraces and trees, initialled ïFMÍ in an oval cartouche, silver bindings, crack to lower plain base panel, pull off cover, 9 x 5.2cm. (From the collection of Dr Ian McFeeters).

Lot 274

Three 19th Century rectangular visiting card cases comprising two with diamond pattern mother of pearl decoration, one with inset floral branch in tortoiseshell, and a tortoiseshell example inset to each side with a panel of flowers in abalone shell and silver wire, each approx 10.5 x 7.7 cm. (3) (From the collection of Dr Ian McFeeters).

Lot 275

A silver ïCastle TopÍ visiting card case of rectangular form, one side with a rectangular panel of Abbotsford, the other Newstead Abbey, each within leaf scroll engraved borders, Birmingham, 1840, by Nathaniel Mills, 8.5 x 6cm. (From the collection of Dr Ian McFeeters).

Lot 278

A small format silver visiting card case of rectangular envelope form with all over engraved decoration, sprung hinge, on chain and ring suspension, Chester, 1916 by Adie and Lovekin Ltd., 8 x 5.5cm. (From the collection of Dr Ian McFeeters).

Lot 279

A late 19th Century Chinese silver rectangular card case, pierced and chased with dragons amid clouds, one side with vacant shield, Chinese marks, 10.5 x 7.5 cm. (From the collection of Dr Ian McFeeters).

Lot 280

Two smaller format silver visiting card cases comprising a rectangular example with engine turned decoration, one side with monogram, Birmingham 1876 by Deacon and Francis, 8.5 x 5 cm, in original leather case, and another with hinged cover and patent slider, London, 1909, by Needham Brothers, and stamped ïPatentÍ, 8.2 x 4.2 cm (2) (From the collection of Dr Ian McFeeters).

Lot 283

An 19th Century American silver visiting card case of shaped rectangular form, one side with a view of Trinity Church, New York, the other with a group of buildings, each within flowers and leaf scrolls, unmarked, 8.5 x 6 cm. (From the collection of Dr Ian McFeeters).

Lot 285

A silver visiting card case of shaped rectangular form, all over ïsea weedÍ ground, monogrammed to each side, Birmingham, 1843, by Joseph Willmore, 9.7 x 7.2 cm. (From the collection of Dr Ian McFeeters).

Lot 293

An unusual early 19th Century Dutch standing silver mounted spool knave the oval base engraved with two leaf garlands centered by a floret, the curved frame with leaf engraved terminals supporting an ebony reel and pin, marks, 10cm wide

Lot 3

An early 19th Century Tunbridge ware rosewood sewing box of sarcophagal form the lid in cube work with a canted border of van dykes, on gilt brass ball feel, the compartmentalised and lidded tray in yellow paper and silk, with four later silver handled tools and a thimble, 22 x 16.5 x 10cm

Lot 313

Three knitting needle gauges comprising a bell form silver plated example by Chambers and Co, Priory Needle Mills, Warwickshire, Patented 17th September 1847, 7cm, a rectangular brass example stamped No. 517815, 10.5cm, and a bone example 11cm (3) (From the collection of the late Jo Ball).

Lot 324

Two crochet hooks comprising a silver and steel example, surmounted by a jewelled thistle, Birmingham, 1905, by Adie and Lovekin Ltd, 13cm and a steel example with blued decoration, 12.2cm (2) (From the collection of the late Mary Cruwys).

Lot 327

Two 19th Century Dutch silver knitting sticks comprising a belt mounting example with floral engraved panel within scroll borders to a turned finial, elongated hexagonal aperture mount, 14.5cm and another with brooch form mount the tapering body with variant diaper and trellis panels to a vase form aperture, 8.6cm (2) (From the collection of Dr Ian McFeeters).

Lot 331

A 19th Century Dutch silver knitting stick, of hexagonal tapering form with engraved bands to a turned and slightly curved terminal, dished circular aperture, ring suspension, 17.2cm (From the collection of Dr Ian McFeeters).

Lot 357

A 19th Century Dutch silver knitting stick with clip form mount the circular dish top above a stepped baluster body decorated with flower heads to a turned tapering stem, marks to underside of mount and to clip, 13cm (From the collection of Dr Ian McFeeters).

Lot 360

A 19th Century Dutch knitting stick, the circular dished aperture over a tapering stem in coloured quills woven with copper wire to a silver finial, hanging ring, 19.5cm (From the collection of Dr Ian McFeeters).

Lot 402

A good 18th Century Georgian tortoiseshell and silver bodkin case of oval section and tapering form the lower section inlaid to each side with a jardinire of flowers, to the upper section with flower sprays, each within a formal border, 9cm Acquired from ARCA Grays Market, 1993

Lot 403

A mid 19th Century beadwork covered needle or bodkin case of oval section with silver end mounts, the body in blue, cream and steel beadwork on a wooden core 9.5cm Acquired from The Orangerie, Delft, 1988

Lot 408

An early 19th Century French silver figural needlecase of tapering form, the upper section as a classical female bust, the body with flowers and leaves, 8.2cm Acquired from ARCA Grays Market, 1990

Lot 409

An early 19th Century silver figural needlecase in the form of a standing lady in turban and traditional dress, on oval pointed base, joint a little loose, 5.6cm Acquired from ARCA Grays Market, 1991

Lot 425

Three silver and white metal needlecases and a sewing compendium comprising a Georgian example of oval section and tapering form with engraved decoration, old repair to lower section, makers mark of Samuel Pemberton, 8.7cm, a plain cylinder needlecase, initialled, Birmingham 1906, a continental needlecase, and a German enamel and gilt metal compendium with thimble and spool, chip to enamel on upper section, 6.5cm (4)

Lot 442

Needle books and rolls comprising a reverse glass decorated needle book titled ïWindsorÍ, 3.5cm, a papier mache example, another from a box with mother of pearl spine, an embroidered silk example and an embroidered cloth example with silver ïfishÍ bodkin (5)

Lot 458

A silver triple scissor case of tapering triangular form decorated with flowers, trellis and ïCÍ scrolls, the hinged lid with vacant cartouche, silk and velvet lined interior with three pairs of variant graduated steel scissors, case, Birmingham 1918, makers mark indistinct, 15cm

Lot 459

A pair of late 18th/early 19th Century scissors with silver sheath, the steel scissors with file cut arms to reeded silver loops, the silver sheath of triangular form engraved with flowers and other motifs, 9.6cm overall

Lot 463

An unusual pair of 19th Century silver mounted scissors, the arms in the form of seated dogs to leaf bound reeded loops, steel oval section tapering blades, complete with floral and leaf decorated silver sheath, 9cm (From the collection of the late Mary Cruwys).

Lot 465

A pair of 19th Century silver scissors, probably Dutch, the closed arms forming a carnival figure or dwarf, plain oval loops, steel tapering diamond section blades, 8.5cm (From the collection of the late Mary Cruwys).

Lot 475

A good early 19th Century dark tortoiseshell and silver inlaid knotting shuttle, each side with a border of silver, 12.5cm (From the collection of the late Mary Cruwys).

Lot 479

A small composite Chatelaine with three accessories, the pin mount pierced and cast with cherub head, leaves and scrolls with three chains to a pierced white metal thimble case stamped ïSterlingÍ, a silver pencil case, and a continental silver thimble bucket with a crowned oval male portrait bust, XL within a garter oval ñCar. D.G. Scot. Ang Fr. Et. Hib.î R being an impression of a coin for Charles 1st (From the collection of the late Helen Eastgate).

Lot 488

Four thimble cases comprising a silver example for a chatelaine, on chain, pierced and decorated with female masks, Chester 1899, by Cornelius Desarmeaux Saunders and James Francis Hollings Shepherd, with silver thimble, 7cm, a trunk form example with silver thimble, a vegetable ivory egg form example with painted decoration, and a leather shoe form example (4) (From the collection of the late Jo Ball).

Lot 489

A continental silver thimble case in the form of a Swiss chalet, hinged at the roof line and surmounted by a chimney, makers mark JvDH and other marks, 4.2cm wide, with a thimble (From the collection of the late Helen Eastgate).

Lot 490

An early 19th Century continental silver thimble and pin box in the form of an oval miniature tea caddy with engraved leaf and swag decoration, dished lid centered by a fan motif and ring handle, the interior with thimble within a gilt liner to take eighteen pins, indistinct mark to lid interior, part mark to base and two indistinct marks to rim, 3.8cm wide (From the collection of the late Helen Eastgate).

Lot 491

A Georgian silver thimble and pin case of egg form the hinged cover with ring, hinged clasp, interior with thimble provision within a circular frame for pins, indistinctly marked to interior of top for London, probably 1782 or 1793, general dents and wear, with a later silver thimble, 6cm (From the collection of the late Helen Eastgate).

Lot 492

Five thimble cases and stands comprising an engine turned white metal thimble egg, makers mark A and W only, 3cm, another of barrel form, a gilt metal casket form example, a mother of pearl thimble cart with gilt metal frame and horse, 9.2cm, and a modern silver thimble stand modelled as a child on the beach with sandcastles, London 1984 by Thomas Charles Jarvis, 5cm, all with a thimble (5) (From the collection of the late Helen Eastgate).

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