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Lot 79

A SILVER LOCKET AND NECKLET, A SILVER PENDANT SET WITH A SHILLING, 1926, A PAIR OF SILVER CUFFLINKS, A MARCASITE NECKLACE AND A PAIR OF EAR STUDS

Lot 80

A ROTARY 9CT GOLD GENTLEMAN'S WRISTWATCH, A SILVER AND AMETHYSTINE QUARTZ LEAF BROOCH, A VICTORIAN AGATE AND GILTMETAL CLASP - BROOCH, ETC

Lot 82

A COLLECTION OF SILVER DRESSING TABLE ARTICLES, INCLUDING TWO SILVER SLEEVED SCENT BOTTLES, BOTH PIERCED AND EMBOSSED, VARIOUS MAKERS AND DATES, CIRCA 1900

Lot 83

A GEORGE V SILVER CIGARETTE BOX, CEDAR LINED, SHEFFIELD 1919

Lot 85

A VICTORIAN SILVER THREE PIECE TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, SHEFFIELD 1897, 43OZS GROSS

Lot 86

AN EDWARD VII SILVER LIDDED JUG, BIRMINGHAM 1907, 14OZS GROSS

Lot 87

A GEORGE IV SILVER TEAPOT, RICHLY CHASED WITH FLOWERS HAVING MASK SPOUT AND CHINAMAN KNOP, ENGRAVED WITH ARMORIALS, LONDON 1822, 21OZS

Lot 88

A GEORGE V SILVER SAW PIERCED SIPHON STAND, WITH HINGED HANDLES, SHEFFIELD 1929, 18OZS

Lot 89

A VICTORIAN SILVER TEAPOT, EMBOSSED WITH TRAILING FLOWERS AND PARTLY REEDED, CRIMPED RIM, BIRMINGHAM 1887, 9OZS 10DWTS GROSS

Lot 90

A VICTORIAN HEART SHAPED JEWEL BOX, WITH DOMED PIN CUSHION LID COVERED IN ROYAL BLUE VELVET, THE SILVER SLEEVE PIERCED AND EMBOSSED WITH BIRDS AND GROTESQUES, LONDON 1891

Lot 92

AN ELIZABETH II SILVER FOUR PIECE TEA SERVICE, SHEFFIELD 1962, 59OZS GROSS

Lot 93

A HEAVY GAUGE SILVER FILIGREE CIGARETTE BOX, APPLIED WITH FLOWERHEADS, ON CONFORMING FEET, CEDAR LINED, EARLY 20TH CENTURY

Lot 94

AN EDWARD VII SILVER CUP, EMBOSSED WITH PANELS OF FLOWERS, BIRMINGHAM 1907, 11OZS

Lot 95

AN EDWARD VII SILVER CUP, EMBOSSED WITH STIFF LEAVES, HAVING CONFORMING HANDLES ON SCALLOPED FOOT, LONDON 1906, 26OZS 10DWTS

Lot 96

A GEORGE III SILVER SALVER, THE GADROONED RIM WITH SHELLS AT INTERVALS ON THREE LEAF CAPPED FEET, LATER CHASED, LONDON 1795, 25OZS

Lot 99

A JAPANESE SILVER SEVEN PIECE DRESSING TABLE SET, FINELY EMBOSSED WITH NATURALISTIC FLOWERS, MARKED MUSASHIYA YOKOHAMA AND MARKED IN JAPANESE, CIRCA 1900, ROUND BOX AND COVER 8OZS 10DWTS

Lot 1061

Two Stroud football enamel badges, one Stroud District Charity Cup marked sterling, other hallmarked silver 1968 Stroud and District A.F. League

Lot 1070

A 1928-29 Rugby cap with silver braid tassel, manufactured by Cristys', London and presented to Arthur Webb, Gloucester and possibly England together with further rugby related ephemera

Lot 1078

An extensive collection of photographs, postcards and promotional items relating to vintage lorries, buses, fire engines, transport etc, many advertising related, most circa 1930s-1960s, some large format. Subjects include, Ever Ready (multiples), DBC Bacon, Camden Rations, Farleys Rusks, Silver Shred, Spurling Motors, Fortts of Bath, House and Cunningham Bristol, H. H. Braine, Bristol, John Lewis Trewin Brothers Watford, Bainbridge of Newcastle, Quantock Jams, T. Lucas and Co Bristol, Vitality Bread, Welsh Boxes Ltd, George Webb Footwear, McDougalls Flour, Blue Peter Retreads of Basingstoke, Express and Star newspaper, Midlands, very large format Princess Mary Deluxe touring couches, L. Staffieri ice biscuits of Bristol, many more of Bristol and surrounding area insterest. The vendor accumulated the collection whilst working at Longwell Green coachbuilders of Bristol

Lot 1095

A collection of vintage photographs, Victorian onwards, including c1950 motorcycle scrambling examples, military, an Abergavenny Auto Club trials certificate, Victorian memoriam cards etc, together with a small quantity of coins including silver content

Lot 1109

Two boxes of Victorian, pre-war and modern theatre programmes including St James Theatre programmes, Haymarket Comedy Theatre, 'Silver & Shield', St George's Hall

Lot 1122B

A collection of British and Colonial stamps in albums and stockbooks, including two empty Viscount albums together with 1973 Royal Wedding and 1977 Silver Jubilee omnibus sets, loose stamps and sundries

Lot 1339

An antique style mahogany glass or silver cased display table on fluted tapered legs (H71 x L47 x W75cm)

Lot 216

A Russian icon of the Virgin Mary with Jesus in a decorative silver plated frame, the faces painted (22 x 18cm)

Lot 280

A silver plate mounted ewer and a similar plated hobnail cut glass claret jug

Lot 347

A Georgian hallmarked silver ladle, another hallmarked spoon and three plated

Lot 356

Five pipes including Peterson, sterling silver mounted and Lorenzo

Lot 358

A quantity of 'objects de vertu' including ivory, bone, horn and silver plated items

Lot 391

A cut glass lemonade service together with a quantity of silver plated cutlery, gloves and a pair of plaques

Lot 424

A collection of brass ware to include candle sticks, frames, together with cased silver plated cutlery sets

Lot 535

A cased set of 'Down Bros opposite Guys Hospital' hallmarked silver catheters, 12 in total, plaque to case reads 'presented to the Wallingford Cottage Hospital' by Mr and Mrs Fraser of Mongewell, September 1894'

Lot 797

A nest of Troy cup weights, 5oz downwards stamped with ER and crown mark together with a quantity of £5 silver weights

Lot 812

Two silver plated 'Just a thimble full' shot measures

Lot 2

A George VI silver four piece tea set, of plain circular semi fluted design, Sheffield 1938, 33oz all in.

Lot 206

An Art Nouveau glass and silver collared decanter, Birmingham 1903.

Lot 207

A silver and white metal charm bracelet, incorporating approx 30 charms, 3.5oz.

Lot 223

A set of six Victorian silver teaspoons, Sheffield 1896, 3.5oz.

Lot 234

A pair of Georgian silver stuffing spoons, London 1813, both 28cm in length, 5oz.

Lot 235

A George V silver octagonal cream jug, Birmingham 1918, 9cm high, 4oz.

Lot 236

An Edwardian silver circular cigar rest, with club decoration, Birmingham 1909, 8cm dia., 1½oz.

Lot 237

An Edwardian boot hook and shoe horn set, with silver handles, both 18cm long.

Lot 239

A four silver pound coin collection, comprising 1999 to 2002 pound coins.

Lot 242

A George V silver collared cut glass scent bottle, with flared rectangular base, Birmingham 1923, 19cm high.

Lot 243

A pair of Edwardian flower stem shaped bud vases, with silver collars, London 1903, 18cm high.

Lot 245

A pair of Georgian silver tablespoons, London 1796, Makers; Peter and Ann Bateman. 4oz.

Lot 246

Two silver slicers and two silver spoons, total weight 5oz. (4)

Lot 247

A collection of silver handled button hooks, and others. (6)

Lot 248

A child's silver bangle, with a pair of bell earrings, costume jewellery ring and three trinket pots.

Lot 3

A late Victorian silver bowl, with crimped scroll border and embossed with flower heads and acanthus leaves, supported on three pierced feet, Sheffield 1895, 21cm dia, 14oz.

Lot 357

Silver plated items, comprising a teapot, tray, bowl, spirit kettle minus stand, (5).

Lot 40

An early 20thC silver plated ink standish, with glass inkwells and stag centrepiece with long tailed terrier nutcracker.

Lot 400

A Silvoe Art Ware silver lustre jug, with green borders and matching sugar basin and cream jug, (3).

Lot 5

A George V silver jewel casket, of square shaped design, the hinged lid with engine turned and engraved swag decoration, with lined interior and supported on four compressed ball feet, Birmingham 1913.

Lot 69

King David, demi-grisaille miniature from an illuminated Book of Hours King David, demi-grisaille miniature from an illuminated Book of Hours, on parchment [Low Countries (probably Bruges), c .1460] Single leaf, with a full-page arch-topped miniature, enclosing David kneeling in ermine edged robes in a rocky landscape with his blue crown with gold fleur-de-lys and harp before him, all before a wide river with tiny boats and a mountainous background with a medieval town, as God appears to him in the upper right corner, all in demi-grisaille, with full border of acanthus leaves, other foliage, thistles and a bird (all in grey tones heightened with gold), inner edge with small tri-lobed blue flowers, modern pencil fol. no. 36 on reverse, gold frame of miniature with few small flakes, else excellent condition, 90mm. by 70mm., framed This is a charming example of grisaille illumination on a tiny scale. Silver was notoriously difficult to master in the book-arts, and the single great period of flourishing of books in this and associated grey-tones was under the wealthy patronage of artistic communities in the Low Countries (most notably Bruges) by the Burgundian dukes. See Sotheby s, 10 July 2012, lot 14, for a similar miniature, from a contemporary Book of Hours, there ascribed to the Mildmay Master.

Lot 87

Psalter for Dominican Use, - in Latin and German, illuminated manuscript on parchment [south... in Latin and German, illuminated manuscript on parchment [south Germany (probably Nuremberg), dated 1473] 202 leaves (including front endleaf), complete, collation i8, ii-iii10, iv10, v9 (ii a singleton to complete text), vi-xix10, xx9 (vi a singleton to complete text), xxi3 (last a cancelled blank), single column, 18 lines in a square and angular German late Gothic script with some ornamental cadels forming sprays of delicate flowers in lower margin, and others forming geometric border decoration filling the entire bas-de-page and touched in colour wash where the interacting penstrokes form shapes, two cadels on fol. 80r encircled by angular banderoles in yellow green and red (with AE/EO/TIT/SC and 2-letter faux-Hebrew inscriptions), occasional music in square notation on a 4-line red stave, rubrics in red ornamental capitals, opening words of fol. 65r Miserere in pink, red, blue, green and gold capitals, the colophon on fol. 197r in 3 lines of same with each word in a new colour, a PS abbreviation for Psalm on fol.82r in silver and gold on pink grounds (silver now oxidised), one-line initials in alternate blue and red, larger initials in broken penstrokes touched in red and green, often containing foliage or geometric patterns, these initials with a staggering number of penwork and coloured dragons, drollery creatures, birds and human faces, often with open mouths spitting out foliage like long winding tongues, eight large initials in colours enclosing scrolling gold penwork and all set on burnished gold grounds on coloured frames, with near-full borders of bezants, bars and acanthus leaves enclosing flowers and realistic birds with gold infill of some areas (fols.12r, 37r, 53v, 68r, 82r, 99r, 115r, 131r), frontispiece with blue and red initial enclosing a dragon and a drollery in blank parchment, with ornate purple penwork filling three borders, another similar initial on fol.32r with green penwork filling border and enclosing a banderole and a yellow-gold owl, metallic page markers folded over edges of relevant leaves, some original flaws in parchment (with repairs), later floral flourishes in lower borders sketched in red ink, small spots and slight cockling, trimmed by a few mm. at edges with occasional slight losses to border decoration, else good condition, 164mm. by 125mm., sixteenth-century binding of blind-tooled leather over bevelled wooden boards, profusely stamped with Biblical scenes and inscriptions in frames around central floral motifs, cracking at spine and repairs in places, two original metal clasps with leaf and flower engraving (one with modern replacement body, both held in place by modern replacement straps), fitted suede-lined red-cloth slipcase, with gilt-tooled red leather box Provenance: (1) Most probably written for Brigitta Stromerin, a Dominican nun of St. Katharina, Nuremberg (diocese of Bamburg): the book is dated 1473 in a multi-coloured colophon on fol.197r and was certainly written for a Dominican in the diocese of Bamburg (with SS. Thomas Aquinas: 7 March with octave and translation on 28 January, Vincent Ferrer: 5 April, canonised in 1455, benefactors of the Order: 5 September, brothers of the Order: 10 October, and with rare local SS. Cunegund of Bamberg twice: 3 March and 9 September, and Otto of Bamberg: 30 September), she names herself as the owner of the book in a long German inscription on fol.199v dated 1483. She also owned a theological miscellany from c .1441 written by a Johannes Schyller, now in Berlin, Preussische Staatsbibliothek, Germ.8º467 (see also A. Willing, Die Bibliothek des Kloster St. Katharina in Nurnberg , 2012, p.xvii). She may have left it to the library there, and by the sixteenth century it had passed to Maria Rosalia Chweiggartin: her ex libris inside front board, and perhaps in her binding. Evidence of female ownership and use of books in the Middle Ages is far from common. (2) In English-speaking trade in nineteenth century: sale ticket pasted on inside front board. (3) John Whitling and Helen Otillie Friel of Ohio: their twentieth-century printed bookplate in same place. Text: The volume comprises a Calendar (fol.2r) followed by two short prayers in German (fol.8r); the Pater Noster and other prayers (fol.9r); a Ferial Psalter (fol.11r) interspersed with antiphons with music, and followed by canticles, hymns and a litany, ending with near-contemporary prayers in Latin and German (fol.197r), presumably partly in the hand of Brigitta Stromerin.

Lot 10

Francesco Solimena (1657-1747) - Study for Fall of the Rebel Angels Black chalk, on thick laid paper Bears old pen and brown ink attribution verso : Franc. Solimena, d.1747. A 90. 25.5 x 19 cm. (10 x 7 1/2 in) Provenance: Private collection, UK Literature: cf. Bologna, Ferdinando, Francesco Solimena, 1957 cf. Bologna, Ferdinando, Solimena nel Palazzo Reale di Napoli per le nozze di Carlo di Borbone, in "Prospettiva", 1979, 16, pp. 53-67 . The composition of the present drawing relates to several known paintings by Francesco Solimena, including an oil sketch that was sold in Sotheby's Milan in 2011 (Dipinti Antichi, 14th June 2011, lot 51). The recumbent figure also appears as a type that Solimena employed in a number of commissions, including his Caduta di Simon Mago , S. Paolo Maggiore, Naples, and S. Michele Arcangelo , Salerno, Church of St. George. While the drawing has is closely related to these works, it does have several differences in its composition, specifically the inclusion of Saint Michael's helmet and armour. While this inclusion is not apparent in the Sotheby's painting, it was not unusual for Solimena when representing this subject, as his S. Michele Arcangelo , Rome (private collection) illustrates. The execution of the drawing, and the distinctive cross-hatching employed, would appear to be very close to several known drawings by Solimena, including his The Death of St Joseph , held in the British Museum, London (no. 1946,0713.909), and the Design for a silver bust of S. Francesco di Paola , previously part of The Ralph Holland Collection (sold at Sotheby's, London, Galleria Portatile' - The Ralph Holland Collection, 5th July 2013, lot 315). We are grateful to Ferdinando Bologna for confirming the attribution to Francesco Solimena on the basis of a photograph (private correspondence, June 2015).

Lot 102

Three silver thimbles; 3 others; a silver wishbone sugar tongs and 2 other items

Lot 11

A Paragon limited edition commemorative bone china 2-handled loving cup for the coronation of King Edward VIII; a pair of George V silver jubilee mugs with Manchester coat of arms

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