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Group Captain Burling, a collection relating to this remarkable man, pilot, mariner and hotelier, reputedly the son of Edward VII. The collection includes a middle eastern niello enamelled cigarette box, the lid showing dancing figures, but also two R.A.F. bi-planes, this dates from his time serving at R.A.F. Seletar, Singapore, a scale model of the Group Captain's Fairey IIID no.9740, it was the first aircraft to be launched by catapult from one of H.M. ships. Group Captain Burling retired to the Isles of Scilly where he presided over Holgates Hotel, and the lot includes named pieces from that hotel. Condition Report: Silver box, some minor denting and scratches to the surface decoration.
A Japanese Hiramaki-e lacquered tobacco box (Tabaco-dansu), the rectangular box with a swing carrying handle over a silver plated cylindrical, dome lidded, swing handled container (Hi-ire), a smaller cylindrical tobacco case, the lids with butterfly finials, over two short and one long drawer, decorated with rectangular poem cards, height including handle 26cm, together with an ashtray of cylindrical form with serpentine open recess to the lid.
A VICTORIAN SILVER PURSE BIRMINGHAM 1900, MAKERS MARKS INDECIPHERABLE central embossed cartouche of a bust of a maiden, the other side engraved with initials “S”, interior fabric lined, with an ivory writing pad and sterling silver pencil, 10 by 7.5cm. Together with a similar example, 226g (approximate weight of both), (2).
A GEORGE III SILVER CONDIMENT BOWL LONDON 1782, ROBERT HENNELL beaded swing over handle, bead edge rim, body cut-out with grape, vine and Ribbon decoration, double central cartouche engraved with initials “EM”, on a Raised stepped rectangular base, complete with Bristol blue glass liner, 11.cm (height), 164g.
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