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Lot 61

AN ASSORTMENT OF FOUR SILVER CAPPED GLASS VALISE BOTTLES, together with a COTTON DISPENSER, a SALTS BOTTLE, and a SALT, mixed designs and makers

Lot 62

TWO SILVER DRESSING TABLE TACK BOXES, each having hinged engine turned top, one oval, the other circular, Chester and Birmingham assays

Lot 64

A** B** A RECTANGULAR SILVER PHOTOGRAPH FRAME, bears import London 1992, 27.5cm x 27.5cm

Lot 65

A COLLECTION OF TWENTY-FIVE SILVER INGOTS minted with the cooperation of the Shuttleworth Collection, displaying various aircraft, in mahogany framed fitted box, Birmingham, 1977

Lot 66

A GEORGIAN SILVER BASTING SPOON, Old English pattern, London, 1777, together with six Old English pattern COFFEE SPOONS, monogrammed, Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1905, 240g approximately

Lot 67

SANDERS & MACKENZIE A RECTANGULAR SILVER PHOTOGRAPH FRAME, Birmingham, 1924, 10cm x 13cm

Lot 68

C** K** A SILVER PINT MUG having C-scroll handle and conical sides with all over facsimile signatures, London, 1945, 415g

Lot 69

GOLDSMITHS & SILVERSMITHS CO. A SILVER HOT MILK JUG having hinged lid, ribbed neck and partly reeded globular body, London, 1900, 270g

Lot 70

J & T A THREE PIECE SILVER TEA SET having applied wire rim and re-entrant corners, comprising teapot, sugar and milk, Sheffield, 1923, 948g

Lot 71

NATHAN & HAYES A VICTORIAN SILVER SALVER having bead edging and bright cut floral centre, raised on three acanthus anthemion feet, London, 1875, 525g

Lot 72

A PAIR OF SILVER KNIFE RESTS

Lot 73

A PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY SILVER SAUCE LADLES

Lot 75

GEO SMITH & WILLIAM FEARN A PAIR OF GEORGIAN SILVER SAUCE LADLES of Old English pattern with later monogrammed handles, London, 1787, 66g

Lot 76

THOS STEWART OF INVERNESS A FIDDLE PATTERN SILVER LADLE, later monogrammed, Inverness circa, 1840

Lot 77

A WOODEN CANTEEN BOX CONTAINING A SELECTION OF BONE HANDLED SILVER PLATED FISH EATERS PLUS A PAIR OF SERVERS

Lot 79

A PAIR OF SILVER PLATED TWIN SCONCE TABLE CANDLESTICKS of classical form, 16cm high

Lot 85

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY LADY`S SWISS OPEN FACE POCKET WATCH having silver coloured metal case ornately engraved lever mechanism, key wind, faced by Roman calibrated pink, white and gilt dial on foreign silver coloured metal Albert and two keys

Lot 98

A FOREIGN GOLD COLOURED METAL DRESS RING set oblong smoky citrine surrounded by 8 stones in setting, stamped .750, together with two foreign silver coloured metal DRESS RINGS, one set red stone and marcasite, the other green stones

Lot 110

A SELECTION OF SILVER COLOURED METAL AND COSTUME JEWELLERY to include marcasite lizard and pendant, turquoise filigree drop earrings, enamel brooch with two love birds, etc

Lot 114

A MARCASITE SUITE OF NECKLACE, EARRINGS AND BROOCH, in fitted box, together with a pair of silver coloured metal and marcasite drop EARRINGS, and a silver coloured metal KILT BROOCH

Lot 121

A SMALL SELECTION OF DESIGNER AND COSTUME JEWELLERY to include a gilt metal and diamante brooch, mother-of-pearl pendant on chain, a silver coloured metal split shank ring, etc

Lot 122

A VICTORIAN 9CT GOLD BLACK ENAMEL MOURNING RING, together with four various MOURNING BROOCHES (including 19th century mourning brooch), and a silver mounted citrine KILT BROOCH

Lot 123

A SELECTION OF JEWELLERY to include a pair of gold coloured metal studs, stamped 9ct, another pair set synthetic sapphire, and two pairs of silver coloured metal earrings

Lot 141

A CHRISTIAN DIOR GREEN AURORA BOREALIS SILVER CRYSTAL AND CULTURED PEARL NECKLACE, in Dior box base

Lot 148

A SUITE OF THREE SCOTTISH STYLE BROOCHES, two silver coloured metal set with bloodstone and cornelia and amethyst and another base metal, set amethyst

Lot 157

J. G. GRAVES A LATE VICTORIAN GENTLEMAN`S SILVER OPEN FACE POCKET WATCH having going barrel mechanism with reversing pinion, bimetallic compensation balance fronted by a Roman calibrated dial with subsidiary seconds, Chester, 1901

Lot 166

TWO SILVER JUBILEE QUEEN ELIZABETH II INGOTS, 13g and 32g, together with a silver LOCKET raised with a cricketer scene on silver box link CHAIN, 60cm

Lot 276

A QUEEN ELIZABETH II WEDGWOOD SILVER JUBILEE EARTHENWARE MUG with head and wreath

Lot 298

A WYVERN 62 GREEN MARBLED FOUNTAIN PEN in original box, together with a silver PROPELLING PENCIL, another PENCIL in silver coloured metal with engine turned decoration in wallet

Lot 380

A POSSIBLY 19TH CENTURY ASIAN SILVER INLAID DAGGER, with stylised flora, in scabbard

Lot 571

A RAJ PERIOD EMBROIDERED LADY`S EVENING BAG AND PURSE decorated with silver coloured metal wire, a peacock, flora, etc, together with a PURSE EN SUITE, 20cm x 12.5cm, and 8.5cm x 13.5cm

Lot 256

Stevenson-Hamilton (Major J.) ANIMAL LIFE IN AFRICA 8vo (235 x 155mm) 539 pages, 6 maps – 2 folding, original red cloth, silver titling on the upper cover and spine and an outline map of Africa, contents bright, a very good copy. Czech: An annotated Bibliography of African Big Game hunting Books, 1785 to 1999, pages 266-7, ‘The author, warden of the Transvaal Government Game Reserves, describes in detail all manner of African wild life including elephant, lion, rhinoceros, buffalo and a host of antelope species. In his chapter on the lion, Stevenson-Hamilton describes a gruelling duel between Harry Wolhuter, a ranger of the game reserve, who used a hunting knife to slay a lion which was attacking him. There are numerous other incidents of hunting game both by the author and other sportsmen in Africa.’ very good London William Heinemann 1912 Reserve: $100 Click here to view further details and to bid

Lot 314

HUNTER, J. A. & MANNIX, Dan African Bush Adventures 8vo 223 x 150mm Hardcover in original maroon cloth bindings with silver title to spine in good condition, 252pp with 31 b/w illustrations. Dust jacket in good condition, with protective cover. Price clipped. A very neat and clean copy. There are some light pencil markings in the book and to the front margin. John Alexander Hunter (1887 - 1963), born near Shearington, Dumfries-shire, Scotland, also known as J. A. Hunter, was a white hunter in Africa from the early 1900s through the 1950s who led many notable safaris. He moved permanently to British East Africa in 1908, where he later led the Livermore expedition, with the aid of A.P.de K.Fourie, that opened up the Ngorongoro Crater to European hunters. He held several world records for big game at various times, and killed over 1,000 rhinos in Kenya, most of them in the Makueni hunting ground, which the Government needed to get rid of, in order to give these lands for re-settlement of the Kamba people. Besides safaris and other control operations for the Kenya Game Department, in Makueni Hunter killed 996 alone, from 26 August 1944 to 31 October 1946. It turned out that those lands were useless for human settlement. In later years, he became concerned about the possible extinction of the wildlife he had so assiduously hunted, and spoke in favour of conservation. His writings were notable for betraying his colonialist attitude, although his writings similarly betrayed a genuine respect and affection for the locales and peoples that he interacted with. Good London Hamish Hamilton 1954 Reserve: $20 Click here to view further details and to bid

Lot 4

Koestler, Arthur The Gladiators - (signed association copy to Alan Paton) 8vo "Koestler`s first novel, `The Gladiators`, about the Spartacus slave revolt. However, he uses the story of Spartacus as an allegory for the corruption of socialism by Stalin. Dark blue cloth boards, silver design and spine titling, end-papers clean, text clean, page edges lightly spotted. Dust-jacket: rubbed, lightly chipped (more wear/creasing at spine ends), flaps creased, not price-clipped, very little (if any) spine fade. The jacket is now protected by a Brodart plastic sleeve. Koestler`s inscription on the half-title reads: `To Alan Paton, (from one elderly gladiator to another), Arthur Koestler, 26.10.66`It is not clear where this copy was signed (perhaps the author signed and sent them on request to Paton), but Koestler`s signature is scarce, therefore making this signed `author association` copy a unique item, linking two great authors and activists of the 20th century - a handsome addition to the library of the Paton collector.One other interesting fact is that Cynthia Jefferies (Koestler`s third wife, and secretary, was South African). Born Kösztler Artúr 5 September 1905, Budapest, Austria-Hungary. Died: 1 March 1983 (aged 77) London, England. Occupation: Novelist, essayist, journalist. Nationality: Hungarian, British. Ethnicity: Jewish. Citizenship: Naturalized British subject. Period: 1934–1983. Subjects: Fiction, non-fiction, history, autobiography, politics, philosophy, psychology, parapsychology, science. Notable work(s): Darkness at Noon, The Thirteenth Tribe. Notable award(s): Sonning Prize (1968) CBE (1972). Spouse(s): Dorothy Ascher (1935–50), Mamaine Paget (1950–52), Cynthia Jefferies (1965–83). [source: wikipedia]" a good copy London Hutchinson This edition 1965 (1939) Reserve: $180 Click here to view further details and to bid

Lot 5

Koestler, Arthur Thieves In The Night (signed association copy to Alan Paton) 8vo In 1944 Koestler met Mamaine Paget, who was eleven years younger than him. By the end of the war Koestler had returned to his earlier Zionism and was a vocal advocate of the Jewish national cause, and after a visit to Palestine he published `Thieves In The Night` (1946). Dark blue cloth, silver design and spine titling, end-papers clean, text clean, page edges lightly spotted. Dust-jacket: rubbed, lightly chipped (more so at spine ends), flaps creased, not price-clipped, very little (if any) spine fade. Koestler`s inscription on the half-title reads:`Alan Paton, from Arthur Koestler, 26.10.66` It is not clear where this copy was signed (perhaps the author signed and sent them on request to Paton), but Koestler`s signature is scarce (no other signed copies listed at time of writing), therefore making this signed `author association` copy a unique item, linking two great authors and activists of the 20th century - a handsome addition to the library of the Paton collector.One other interesting fact is that Cynthia Jefferies (Koestler`s third wife, and secretary, was South African). a good copy London Hutchinson This edition 1965 (1946) Reserve: $160 Click here to view further details and to bid

Lot 21

Edited, with a commentary, by Neville Dubow Paradise. The Journal and Letters (1917-1933) of Irma Stern 290 x 229 Neville Dubow ended his acknowledgements with: `And, finally, my homage to Irma Stern. Towards the end of her life she expressed the hope that I would write a book about her. This is the second one; it is more than a book about her. It is, in every sense, her book.` The book`s immediacy, passion and colour epitomise South Africa most highly rated painter - in 112 quarto pages, half in colour, including her 52 pp journal, `discovered, after the artist`s death, lodged at the back of a disused cupboard in the studio of her house some time after its conversion into the Irma Stern Museum`. This is a rare unmarked, mint copy - protected dustjacket, grey cloth-boards, lettered in silver to the upper board and the spine, and illustrated text on matt art. Fine Cape Town Chameleon Press 1991 Reserve: $40 Click here to view further details and to bid

Lot 88

*Ian Gilbert Marr Eadie (1913-1973) SILVER SANDS OF MORAR Oil on Baord. Signed. Dated 1958. Inscribed on a plate ‘Silver Sands of Morar. Presented by Mrs A.H White who launched M.V Morar on 23rd April 1958’ The painting is believed to have been commissioned by Scottish Ore Carriers of Glasgow who owned M.V Morar and is believed to have hung in the Captain’s Quarters of the vessel. Descriptive of vessel on reverse 75cm x 136cm

Lot 90

A silver ended swagger stick engraved Bucks Rifle volunteers, with the initials EB

Lot 693

A silver buckle in floral pierced work design, assayed London 1965

Lot 716

A silver and enamel crown depicting George & The Dragon dated 1887

Lot 719

A silver cigarette case assayed Birmingham dated 1944

Lot 720

An oval silver framed pendant/brooch incorporating a photo of a young man, two gilt watch fobs, together with one other in bloodstone and onyx in a 9ct gold surround

Lot 721

A silver cased open face pocket watch having fusee movement, numbered 60062, with black Roman numerals on a white ground with second hand section, case dated London 1860(?)

Lot 746

A silver coloured bracelet with floral design CONDITION REPORT: With broken clasp

Lot 752

A yellow metal mounted cameo brooch depicting female head and shoulders, a Wedgwood Jasperware brooch, a 9ct yellow gold mounted memory brooch and a silver brooch set small pearls and purple coloured stone

Lot 219

A WEDGWOOD BLUE JASPERWARE CYLINDRICAL BISCUIT BARREL with silver plated cover, 15cm high

Lot 342

A CONDUCTOR`S BATON in two parts in a lined leather case with silver mounts, formerly the property of W J Hill

Lot 343

TWO COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS by John Pinches commemorating The Investiture of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales 1969 and a similar set of four silver coins, both cased

Lot 348

A PAIR OF SILVER SHORT COLUMN CANDLESTICKS, 12.5cm and a small silver plated argyl with ivory finial and handle (3)

Lot 368

A COLLECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS SILVER SPOONS, a tea strainer, a casting spoon etc, 336 grams, together with a small collection of various silver plated spoons, grape scissors, napkin rings etc

Lot 369

A SET OF TWELVE SILVER SHELL PATTERN TEA SPOONS, Sheffield 1909, 142 grams

Lot 371

A SUITE OF IRISH SILVER CUTLERY, with chased geometric decoration, monogrammed, Dublin 1937, 3249 grams

Lot 372

A SILVER SALVER with canted pie-crust border, cabriole supports and presentation inscription, 23cm, Sheffield 1958, 450 grams

Lot 374

A CUT GLASS DECANTER of baluster form with silver mounted neck, 25cm high

Lot 375

A SILVER CIGARETTE BOX of plain form, monogrammed, together with four various silver topped bottles and jars

Lot 376

A SILVER PLATED TEASET comprising a teapot, a hot water jug, a sugar basin and a milk jug, all of baluster form with loop handles and swag decoration

Lot 382

A SMALL BRASS LIDDED CASKET, with relief ecclesiastical scenes (now lacks base), a Chinese brass vase of tapering stylised form, together with a silver plated nut cracker of twisted form

Lot 384

A GEORGIAN SILVER CREAM JUG, a further Georgian silver jug of urn shaped form on pedestal foot, marks indistinguishable, together with a stylised silver four divisional toast rack, 214 grams

Lot 385

A SILVER PEPPER POT of baluster form on square cut pedestal foot, together with a Victorian silver jug of baluster form, the base of a sugar caster of canted form, 248 grams

Lot 387

A SILVER CIGARETTE CASE with engine turned decoration, marked Katie, together with a silver egg cup and a silver compact with engine turned decoration, 230 grams

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