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Lot 342

FABLES -- DOBUZHINSKII, Mstislav Valerianovich (1875-1957; illustrator) and ANDERSEN, Hans Christian (1805-1875). Svinopas. [The Swineherd.] St. Petersburg and Berlin: Grzhebin, 1922. Small 2° (300 x 235mm). Copies are known in variant bindings; this one is as illustrated in the Rats catalogue: in blue boards with the title in silver. MoMA, The Russian Avant-Garde Book, 376; Rats Collection 57a & pls131-132. [WITH:] -- KRYLOV, Ivan (1769-1844). A group of 7 editions of fables by Krylov, illustrated by various artists, in original wrappers, including: RABICHEV, I. Pustynnik i medved. Moscow: Vkhutemas, 1922; TSITSKOVSKII, N. Dem'ianova ukha, Moscow: Vkhutemas, 1922 (repairs); ORLOVSKII, A. Chetyre Basni. St. Petersburg: 1907. [AND:] PUSHKIN, Alexander (1799-1837). A group of 4 editions of fables by Pushkin, illustrated by various artists (some worn and rebound). (12) View on Christie's.com

Lot 380

NICHOLAS II -- KRIVENKO, V.S. (ed.). Koronatsionnyi sbornik s soizvoleniia Ego Imperatorskago Velichestva Gosudariia Imperatora. Ch. II tol'ko. [Coronation Album of His Imperial Highness the Sovereign Emperor. Volume 2 only.] St. Petersburg: Expedition for the Preparation of Government Papers, 1899. 2° (440 x 320mm). Illustrated throughout with chromolithographs and photographic reproductions, tissue guards, those for the photographic illustrations with printed captions. (Dampstain in the margins of the first few gatherings, occasional soiling, tears in a few tissue guards, a few leaves loose.) Original green leather spine and green pictorial cloth sides, the covers and spine blocked in various colours and gilt, metal medallion mounted on the front board, edges gilt, endpapers printed in silver and gilt (soiled, corners rubbed, front free endpaper adhering to the pastedown at one corner and with short tears). Provenance: H.R.H. Princess Maria Gabriella di Savoia (sold, Christie's, 27 June 2007, lot 17). FIRST EDITION. THE RARE RUSSIAN-LANGUAGE ISSUE. Volume 2, from the collection of Princess Maria Gabriella di Savoia, with the folding menu after Vasnetsov's original design. A lavish publication, illustrated throughout with reproductions of the menus and programs of festivities, and photographic portraits of noble families and dignitaries in attendance. View on Christie's.com

Lot 382

OVCHINNIKOV of Moscow -- A presentation album with a large silver and cloisonné enamel design, marked Pavel Ovchinnikov, Moscow, 1887. Oblong 2° (310 x 405mm). 18 blank card mounts with pocket windows within gilt printed frames. Full blue velvet, upper cover with a silver and cloisonné enamel frame and silver corner pieces, centred with a large champ-levé enamel silver 'S.M.' cypher flanked with the arms of Rostov and Taganrog, the whole within a large silver garland of berried laurel tied with a cartouche ribbon, the lower cover with bosses, wide enamelled silver clasp, white silk endpapers, the front free endpaper with a presentation printed in gilt, gilt edges (one enamelled silver badge lacking from the upper cover, the velvet worn at the spine and extremities). Provenance: Adol'f L'vovich Chamanskii (printed presentation). A handsome binding with enamelled silver work by Ovchinnikov, presented to Ado'lf L'vovich Chamanskii to commemorate five years in the Azov-Don Commecial Bank between 1883 and 1887. By the end of the century the Azov-Don was the largest provincial bank, and one of the five largest banks in the Russian Empire by 1914. View on Christie's.com

Lot 280

A cased silver miniature collection `The One Hundred Greatest Cars` by John Pinches Ltd with accompanying catalogue descriptions of each vehicle

Lot 281

A cased silver miniature collection `The One Hundred Greatest Cars` by John Pinches Ltd with accompanying catalogue descriptions of each vehicle

Lot 282

`One Thousand Years of British Monarchy`, fifty sterling silver decorative tablets in a presentation case with hard cover and historical notes in a slip cover by John Pinches Ltd

Lot 283

A small Victorian silver jug, 3 ozs, marks indistinct, a circular shaped silver lidded tea caddy with golf inscription, 8 ozs, marks indistinct, probably London 1900, a fiddle patterned plain silver sugar tongs, a plated pair of sugar nips and a sugar caddy

Lot 284

A pair of circular silver cauldron salts with raised floral decoration on three hoof supports, 6.8 ozs, London 1906 and a pair of fiddle patterned Victorian silver spoons

Lot 285

A set of four silver dressing table brushes and hand mirror

Lot 286

A silver berry spoon, 2 ozs, London 1818 and another, 1.5 ozs, London 1727

Lot 287

A pair of silver menu holders in a hunting theme form of foxes head and riding crop etc, 1 oz, Birmingham 1909, two silver napkin rings, a silver butter knife, a spoon and two small silver pepper/salt pots

Lot 288

A silver shell butter dish, 5.3 ozs, Sheffield 1899 on three ball supports (glass liner damaged)

Lot 289

A decorative silver easel portrait frame for a picture 5.5 x 3.5 ins

Lot 290

A cased silver backed dressing table brush and mirror set with comb (six pieces)

Lot 291

An all-silver circular pill box, Birmingham 1918 and a miniature cut glass dressing table bowl with silver lid

Lot 292

A three piece silver tea service, each piece of oval plain form on four ball supports, 28 ozs gross, Sheffield 1936

Lot 293

A three piece Dutch silver tea service on a shaped oval tray, each piece having black composition handles in the Art Deco style, 60 ozs gross

Lot 294

A silver hot milk jug with weighted base and composition handle (some damage)

Lot 295

A cased set of twelve silver coffee spoons, Sheffield 1968 and a cased set of six Mappin & Webb spade handled coffee spoons, Sheffield 1923

Lot 297

An all-silver kettle of oblong form with raised floral banding on an oblong pedestal base with four ball feet, 36 ozs, London 1824, maker William Bateman (catalogue illustrated)

Lot 302

An oval shaped Art Nouveau style dressing table tray with raised cherubic decoration, 10.5 ozs together with six similarly decorated dressing table pieces and a non-matching silver topped glass bowl

Lot 303

A circular silver pedestal rose bowl having raised floral and scrolled decoration, uninscribed, 29 ozs, Birmingham 1912

Lot 304

A circular silver pedestal rose bowl, the base of swirled form, uninscribed, 20 ozs, London 1897

Lot 305

A circular silver pedestal rose bowl of swirled form, uninscribed, 14 ozs, Sheffield 1904

Lot 308

A pair of wide necked silver trumpet vases, the necks and bases having raised and scrolled decoration, 5 ins high, 8.7 ozs, Sheffield 1897

Lot 310

A plain silver one pint mug, monogrammed, 10 ozs, London 1944

Lot 314

A plain silver goblet on a circular base with bead rim, 8 ozs, London 1873, maker Frederick Elkington (very slight impact damage to body)

Lot 316

An oval silver twin handled sugar basin and matching cream jug, 8.5 ozs, Birmingham 1924

Lot 317

A plain silver two handled trophy cup, 4 ozs, Birmingham 1925 and a plain trumpet vase, 2 ozs, Birmingham 1914 (slight damage)

Lot 320

A twin handled silver sugar basin with raised floral decoration on four slightly raised and scrolled supports and with matching cream jug, 23 ozs, London 1842

Lot 321

A silver based cut glass nutmeg grinder with silver top and silver and bead shaped ebonized handle

Lot 322

A silver mint boat having raised floral decoration on three fan and hoof supports, 3.2 ozs, London 1750, maker Chas Chesterton together with two silver sauce spoons

Lot 323

A square silver ink pot, Birmingham 1910 and a silver nib pen, London 1924

Lot 324

A silver ceremonial presentation key, 1.3 ozs, Birmingham 1902

Lot 326

A silver cream jug of raised and scrolled floral form with scrolled handle, 4.5 ozs, London 1835, makers Joseph and Albert Savory

Lot 327

A silver trophy eggcup and a small oval mustard pot with blue liner and pierced body

Lot 329

A pair of silver berry spoons having shell and gilt bowls and the handles heavily decorated with figures and minstrels etc, 4.6 ozs, London 1890, maker Wakely & Wheeler

Lot 331

A bright cut sterling silver christening mug decorated birds and ferns etc, 4 ozs

Lot 333

A plain circular based silver comport and two matching dishes, 19.8 ozs, Sheffield 1926/27

Lot 334

An engine turned all-silver hip flask, 7.5 ozs, Birmingham 1876

Lot 335

A silver hot water jug, half plain, half fluted and with a domed and hinged lid and composition handle, 15 ozs gross, Sheffield 1902

Lot 336

A pair of handsome square based silver candlesticks having tapered and segmented columns on scrolled bases, 12 ins high, Sheffield 1902

Lot 337

A pair of silver candlesticks on stepped square bases, 9.5 ins high, Sheffield 1912

Lot 338

A pair of handsome circular based silver candlesticks having shaped circular bases with raised leaf decoration and similarly patterned columns, 10.5 ins high, Birmingham 1906, maker Elkington (catalogue illustrated)

Lot 341

A plain silver tankard having a side spout and with a chair back hinged lid and curved handle, 7.5 ins high, 24 ozs, London 1815, maker William Bateman (catalogue illustrated)

Lot 346

A cased 1951 Festival of Britain Crown to Farthing Set (ten coins) and a part complete cased silver and bronze 1937 Crown to Farthing Set (four coins absent)

Lot 351

A parcel of silver, Celtic style and marcasite jewellery etc

Lot 352

A pocket knife with nine carat gold body and a silver fruit knife with mother of pearl body

Lot 353

A lady`s bright cut silver and black enamel cocktail watch with sixteen small diamonds to the bezel and a modern leather strap

Lot 371

A silver half bright cut hollow bangle, a silver baby doll pendant, a white metal Eisteddfodic pendant `Pwllheli 1875`, a silver leaf bracelet etc

Lot 378

A gent`s silver encased pocket watch and a silver Albert chain of graduated links, 37 grms

Lot 420

A three part copper and light wood toddy walking cane revealing an intact 30 ins toddy glass container, a silver topped ebony cane, a twist cane and a parasol

Lot 423

Two ebony walking canes with bone handles and silver collars and another walking stick with silver collar and silver handled tip

Lot 451

A British prisoner of war crafted needle box, the top painted with French and British flags, a battleship and the name `Groningen, 1915`, a wooden wall crest with mounted maritime copper panel allegedly made with the copper from Nelson`s flagships and to commemorate the British Sailors Society, a Cheshire regimental pin badge and a silver Welsh regiment badge

Lot 92

A CONTINENTAL GILT-COPPER CHALICE AND COVER LATE 17TH CENTURY With engraved and pierced silver mounts 13 in. (33 cm.) high View on Christie's.com

Lot 98

A RHEINISH SALT-GLAZED 'TIGERWARE' JUG WITH SILVER MOUNTS LATE 16TH/17TH CENTURY Of globular form with short cylindrical neck and loop handle, covered in a lustrous mottled brown glaze, the silver collar engraved with various birds including a dove, eagle and peacock amongst flowering branches, with the initials 'LF' over 'SF', the top part of the handle fitted with a thumb-rest engraved with a stylised leaf 7¼ in. (18.4 cm.) high View on Christie's.com

Lot 102

AN ENGLISH SALT-GLAZED BROWN STONEWARE SILVER-MOUNTED MUG CIRCA 1750, PERHAPS BRISTOL Sprigged with a figure drinking punch and smoking in an interior, above a stag hunt 8½ in. (21.5 cm.) high View on Christie's.com

Lot 124

A GEORGE II SILVER COFFEE POT MARK OF AUGUSTIN COURTAULD, LONDON, 1739 Plain tapering form on spreading foot, bell-shaped finial and scalloped, leaf-capped spout, base inscribed with scratch-weight 21=16 8¼ in. high (21 cm.) 22 oz. (682 gm.) View on Christie's.com

Lot 125

A PAIR OF GEORGE II SILVER SAUCEBOATS MARK OF ELIZABETH GODFREY, LONDON, 1758 With leaf-capped scroll handles, shell feet and gadroon borders, respectively engraved under bases with scratch-weights, 17=3 and 17=5, one engraved with indistinct crest and coronet 8 5/8 in. long (22 cm.) 30 oz. (930 gm.) (2) View on Christie's.com

Lot 126

A GEORGE III SILVER SAUCEBOAT, MARK OF MARY CORRY, LONDON, 1768 Leaf-capped scroll handle, shell & hoof feet, crested; a George III wine funnel, maker's mark overstruck by another, London, 1792, with reeded rim; a George II salver with shell & scroll border, on hoof feet, by James Morrison, London, 1750, 6½ in. diameter (16.5 cm.); and a George I sugar bowl of hemispherical form (lacks cover), with moulded rim, by William Gamble, London, 1717 25 oz. (775 gm.) (4) View on Christie's.com

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