A Victorian silver and cut glass scent bottle, of cylindrical form, the silver hinged lid incised with leaf work, length 8 cm, a Victorian red glass and white metal scent bottle, with hinged lid, the ends profusely decorated with foliage and flowers, length 11 cm, a pair of Georgian and later white metal sugar nips, with shell end grips and scroll work structure, length 11 cm, together with a miscellaneous quantity of silver, silver plated and white metal items to include napkin rings, flatware, a cigarette case and an ivory carving, (a lot).
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A collection of gold and further costume jewellery, to include; a 14k gold cased, open face pocket watch (af); an Arnex, gold cased ladies wristwatch; an Omega gold cased ladies wristwatch, an early 20th century silver cased wristwatch; an Edwardian belle epoque style 9ct gold peridot and seed pearl openwork pendant; a Victorian 9ct gold, garnet and seed pearl half hoop ring; a 9ct gold `pig` charm and further items. (a lot)
19th Century- `St. Andrew and the Winged Serpent`; tinsel print, with die cut embossments on silver foil and fabric, artist unknown, mounted in a 19th century maple veneered frame, 29x23cm: Johann Sebastian Müller, German 1715-1792- `A View of the Temple of Comus & C in Vauxhall Gardens`, after A Canaletto, publ & printed by Robert Sayer in London 1751; etching, 26x39.2cm: Félix Benoist, French b.1818- `Paris en 1860`; lithograph printed in colours, 33x47cm: John Brandard, 1812-1863- `Fairy Revels`, publ by M&N Hanhart; lithograph, 27.5x21.5cm: together with a further quantity of mixed prints, 39x52cm., (max) (a lot)
A leather Gladstone travelling bag, 20th century, width 35 cm, with push button opener, containing a range of ivory implements including, card cases,a pedicure set, hair brushes, glove stretchers, pots, a comb, a shoe horn, silver topped glass jars, two notepads, a white metal pot and a mother of pearl and metal bon bon scoop, (a lot).
An English carved ivory cotton winder, early 20th century, of barrel form, height 4 cm, a silver pill box, Birmingham, 1895, of oval shape and foliate design, width 5 cm, together with a collection of items, to include another silver box, of oval shape and arts and crafts design, a gilt metal box of oval shape, decorated with a lady at its centre, a Kashmir hinged papier mache box, of rectangular shape with hinged lid, a circular Kashmir hair pot, and a Kashmir tray, (7).
A porcelain and gilt metal pill box, of rectangular form, decorated with flowers within a gilded lozenge to the hinged lid and gilded foliage to the body, width 6 cm, with a silver plated tray, with twin handles, of oval shape with gadrooned edge, floral and stylised flower decoration and reeded handles, width 74 cm, with a collection of other items, including a silver plated teapot, jug, tongs, four brass candlesticks and a two compartment white metal tray containing miscellaneous items, (a lot).
A reproduction tavern wall clock, quartz movement, the case with shaped moulded top, leading to a square face with corner spandrels, with Roman numerals on the dial, the case shaped and moulded to the bottom, height 66 cm, together with a Middle Eastern silver mounted framed Khunja, case 44 cm high, (2).
Don Bradman. Official menu for ‘A Luncheon and Presentation to Don Bradman’. Savoy Hotel, London. September 20th 1948. Four page menu with gold tassel, with title to front cover and colour Australian emblem to top of cover. To inside front cover, the menu, details of speakers and presentation of an antique silver replica of the Warwick Vase to Don Bradman. To opposite page a colour photograph of Bradman which is signed by Bradman beneath on menu. Also signed to inside front cover by R. Lindwall, E. Toshack, A. Morris, K. Miller, W. Johnston, L. Hassett, J. Laker and N. Yardley. Good/very good condition
Surrey County Cricket Club. Annual Dinner 1951. Official menu for the Dinner held at The Oval on the 26th April 1951. The menu with raised silver club emblem of the Prince of Wales feathers and titles to front cover, inside pages with Toast List and Menu. Signed to inside and rear cover by eight of the guests including odd member of the Surrey team. Signatures include Barton, Ridd, Mustard, Champendale, Cluttinden etc. VG
Surrey County Cricket Club ‘County Champions’ Annual Dinner 1953. Official menu for the Dinner held at The Grosvenor House, Park Lane on the 2nd December 1953. The menu with raised silver club emblem of the Prince of Wales feathers and titles to front cover, inside pages with Toast List and Menu and a photograph of the team. Signed to rear cover by seventeen guests and members of the Surrey team. Signatures include Leveson-Gower, Fishlock, A.Bedser, E.Bedser, Subba Row, Allen, Cox, Brazier, Barton, Laker, Barrington, Pratt etc. VG
Surrey County Cricket Club ‘County Champions’ Annual Dinner 1955. Official menu for the Dinner held at The Grosvenor House, Park Lane on the 1st December 1955. The menu with raised silver club emblem of the Prince of Wales feathers and titles to front cover, inside pages with Toast List and Menu and photographs of the first and second XI teams. Signed to rear cover by seven members of the Surrey team. Signatures include E.Bedser, A.Bedser, Stewart, Edrich, Cox, Willett etc. VG
Surrey County Cricket Club ‘County Champions’ Annual Dinner 1956. Official menu for the Dinner held at The Grosvenor House, Park Lane on the 28th November 1956. The menu with raised silver club emblem of the Prince of Wales feathers and titles to front cover, inside pages with Toast List and Menu and photograph of the team. Signed to rear cover by seven members of the Surrey team. Signatures are E.Bedser, A.Bedser, Stewart, Willett, McIntyre, Cox and Swetman etc. VG
Surrey County Cricket Club ‘County Champions’ Annual Dinner 1957. Official menu for the Dinner held at The Grosvenor House, Park Lane on the 28th November 1957. The menu with raised silver club emblem of the Prince of Wales feathers and titles to front cover, inside pages with Toast List and Menu and photograph of the team. Signed to rear cover by six members of the Surrey team. Signatures include E.Bedser, A.Bedser, Stewart, Willett, Cox etc. VG
Surrey County Cricket Club ‘County Champions’ Annual Dinner 1959. Official menu for the Dinner held at The Grosvenor House, Park Lane on the 15th April 1959. The menu with raised silver club emblem of the Prince of Wales feathers and titles to front cover, inside pages with Toast List and Menu and photograph of the team. Signed to rear cover by fifteen guests and members of the Surrey team. Signatures include Barrington, Strudwick, Tait, Sandham, Lock, Laker, Bedser, Fishlock, May etc. VG
Shane Alexander Thomson. Northern Districts & New Zealand 1987-1997. New Zealand black cloth Test cap worn by Watson during his Test career. The cap with embroidered silver fern emblem to front, has handwritten to inside label his name and phone number, ‘Thommo’ and ‘555620, Hamilton’ and is also signed by Thompson. Good/very good condition Shane Watson played 19 Tests for New Zealand scoring almost 1000 runs and averaging 30.90 with a best of 120no v Pakistan at Christchurch in 1994
William Bowyer Smijth M.P. Marylebone Cricket Club 1845-1848. A carved oak E.P.S. mounted twin handled bowl with ceramic bowl liner inscribed to silver metal outer ring ‘From Wm Bowyer Smijth. 1881’. The oak bowl carved with an ivy leaf floral pattern with his family crest of an Heraldic Tiger in shield to side. The ceramic liner with stapled crack otherwise in good condition. 12.5” diameter, 5” tall Bowyer Smijth contested South Essex in the 1847 general election unsuccessfully. He entered the British House of Commons in 1852, sitting as a Member of Parliament (MP) until 1857. Bowyer Smijth had a commission as lieutenant in the 19th Essex Rifle Volunteers and served as a Deputy Lieutenant and a Justice of the Peace. He died in 1883
Reverend George William Gillingham. Silver cigarette case with wooden interior presented to Gillingham in appreciation of his work for the club, he later became Secretary of the club in 1933. The cigarette case engraved to lid ‘To Rev. G.W. Gillingham from the Worcestershire County Cricket Club Committee, November 7th-9th 1923’. Full set of marks to both box and lid. Hallmarked London 1921. The case measures approx 5”x3.5”. G/VG Gillingham died on June 11th 1953 after a ministry of fifty-two years, played cricket for Gentlemen of Worcestershire before the first World War. Though never attaining to first-class standards, he was a great cricket enthusiast who did much good work for Worcestershire. When becoming Rector of St. Martin’s, Worcester, he revived and managed the Worcestershire Club and Ground matches, and in 1923 he organised a bazaar which realised £2,300 for the County Club. From 1929 he acted for some seasons as honorary secretary to Worcestershire in order that the secretary, C. F. Walters, could play for the county. During this period when, during the winter the River Severn flooded the county ground at Worcester, Gillingham swam across the ground to gain access to the Pavilion and returned with the account books. He was author of The Cardinal’s Treasure, a romance of the Elizabethan age, part of the proceeds from which he devoted to the Worcestershire C.C.C. and the R.S.P.C.A. When Vicar of St. Mark’s, Coventry, he was for four years tenant of a condemned public house, The Barley Mow, which he transformed into a Hooligans’ Club where boxing and Bible classes went hand-in-hand.
French Exposition medals; silver medal by Louis Oscar Roty for the 1900 Exposition, 1899 medal with `4 Juillet` and ribbon attachment, 1900 medal `Sommet de la Tour Eiffel a Souvenir de L`Acension`, silver medal by Poinscarne for the 1867 Exposition showing a bust of Napoleon III, and two further medallions with screw attachments. (6)
Festival of Britain 1951; silver gilt and enamel medal for The Royal Film Performance, Odeon Theatre, London, 5th November 1951, inscribed to Harold Warrender, silver and enamel medal, reverse with Arms of Port Talbot, further medal presented to Colonel Philip More-Wade regarding the Festival Pleasure Gardens, and two unmarked medals, 3.07oz. (5)
A quantity of silver plate, comprising; a tea tray, a wooden tray with plated mounts, bun feet and two handles, an egg coddler with eagle finial, a three piece tea set, tea and coffee set, and a glass tankard, with plated mounts and shield, engraved with fleur de lys. (12)
An Arts and Crafts silver framed strut dressing table mirror, inset bevelled glass, embossed with acorns and oak leaves, inset with red glass cabochons at intervals, inscribed to bottom in reserve shield `Many Happy Returns of the Day, from R. B. Benjamin and the Indian Wrestles, 22nd Sept 1910, to Mrs Penfold`, within an outer oak frame, maker John Round & Sons, Sheffield 1904, strut lacking, 57.5 by 47.5cm.
A Walker & Hall silver gilt and enamel Freedom casket presented to Alderman Walter James Crookes, County Borough of Doncaster, 9th December 1948, the hinged lid with silver and enamel Borough Arms finial, obverse set with two enamel plaques above the Borough mace and wreath, verso inscription, on stepped feet, 82.33 toz, 25.5 by 14.5 by 21cm, with scroll, portrait of Alderman Crooke as Mayor 1929-30, local obituary notice, and a 9ct gold medallion commemorating `7 years faithful service` to the Doncaster Branch of ASLEF as President, 13.7g.
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