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Arno Malinowski for Georg Jensen, a silver 'Moonlight Blossom' brooch, of pierced circular form, depicting two butterflies amongst flowers, hinged pin and safety loop fastening to reverse, design no. 283, stamped with GJ lozenge mark and '925 S STERLING DENMARK', 54mm diameter, weight 19.6gms
A late Victorian silver ewer, Maurice Freeman, London 1899, of baluster form with shaped border and scrolling handle, embossed floral decoration, 16.7cm high, together with a George V silver bon-bon dish, S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1948, of circular form with shaped border on three hoof feet, 10cm wide, and a George V silver epergne vase, Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1911, the central trumpet vase with waved border upon a weighted circular base and three detachable spill vases, 19.8cm high (3)CR; Ewer: Denting and splitting to the lip of the spout. Signs of possible splitting, denting and repair to the neck. Possible signs of repair around the handle. Denting to the high-points of the embossed decoration. Denting around the base. Ewer wobbles on a level surface. Some loss of definition to the decoration.Dish: No large dents, splits or repair. Some light misshaping to the rim. Possible signs of solder repair to one foot, however the bowl does sit flat on a level surface. Scratching and light wear throughout, commensurate with age and use.Vase: Moderate denting to the shaped border and bowl of the principal vase. Stem, fittings and base in good order, no large dents, splits or signs of repair. Spill vases have a peppering of small dents to the bowls and borders, but no signs of splitting or repair. The spill vases wobbles slightly in their fittings, but appear secure.
Vivianna Torun for Georg Jensen, a stainless steel bangle watch, the circular mirrored dial with silver hands, plain polished case with off-set crown, 34mm diameter, set to a tapered steel bangle, numbered to reverse '81598' and design no. 326, complete in boxNote: Diameter of inside of bangle: 58mm x 43mm
Vivianna Torun for Georg Jensen, a stainless steel bangle watch, the circular mirrored dial with silver hands, plain polished case and off-set crown, 28mm diameter, upon a plain polished oval bangle, 62mm wide, numbered to reverse 120025 and design no. 337, complete in box CR;Diameter of inside of watch bangle: 56mm x 42mmPlease see pictures illustrating opening mechanism. This watch is currently not in working order.We are unable to remove the back case to inspect the movement. Pictures of the case reverse have been provided.Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding the Trevanion sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding.
Arno Malinowski for Georg Jensen, a silver dolphin brooch, modelled as a diving dolphin amongst reeds within a triangular frame, hinged pin and safety loop fastening to reverse, design no. 257, stamped with oval mark, 'STERLING DENMARK' import marks for London 1959, 43mm wide, weight 11.2gms
Henning Koppel for Georg Jensen, a silver and haematite ring, designed as a circular polished haematite cabochon set to an abstract silver surround, design no. 139, stamped 'GJLd' with oval mark and '925 S DENMARK', ring size L 1/2, weight 11.1gmsCR; Hematite is in good order, no cracks chips or losses. Some scratching and wear to the hematite commensurate with age and use. The band and mount shows heavy scratching and wear, and denting concentrated around the band commensurate with age and use. There is evidence of resizing to the band, but no signs of splitting or thinning. Please see additional pictures for further illustration.
Georg Jensen, a pair of silver earrings, of swirling petal form with hinged clip-on fastenings, design no '92', stamped with oval mark and 'STERLING', 20mm diameter, together with a pair of Vivianna Torun silver earrings, of pierced oval form with hinged clip-on fastenings, design no '142', stamped with oval mark and '925 S DENMARK', 24mm long, gross weight of pair 20.0gms (4)
A George V silver sauce boat, Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1929, of typical form with shaped border and acanthus capped scroll handle on three hoof feet, 15.8cm long, together with a George VI silver sugar caster by Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1940, of tapered form with beaded border and pierced pull-off cover on weighted circular base, 14.5cm high, a cased George V silver cruet set, William Suckling Ltd, Birmingham 1925-26, comprising pepperette, wet mustard and open salt with associated spoons, a George V cut glass silver mounted open salt, a cut glass EPNS condiment jar and spoon and a silver plated decanter label (6)
A selection of jewellery and accessories, to include a pair of Oystein Balle silver gilt and enamel clip-on earrings, each 23mm long, a silver and sodalite collarette and matching earrings, marked for 'J GOMES', necklace, 43cm long, a pair of 9ct gold ruby set stud earrings, and a Georg Jensen novelty brass bottle opener (8)
A late 19th century and later floral spray brooch, designed as silver coloured floral and foliate sprigs set with colourless pastes to a gold coloured reverse, 74mm wide (at fault) together with a pair of early 20th century cultured pearl dress buttons (3) Brooch: 30.7gms Earrings: 2.8gms
An Edwardian silver mounted mirror, Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1902, the shaped mirror with embossed scrolling floral surround, blue fabric reverse with easel stand, 32cm wide, 26cm high (at fault) CR; Heavy denting, piercing and splitting the the highpoints throughout. Possible signs of solder repair in some places. Mount is lifting in several places around the mirror. Some of the pins are loose in places. The mirror is in good order, no cracks chips or losses. Staining and wear to the blue felt lining, mostly concentrated to the border. Easel is in working order.
A Victorian silver tea caddy, Thomas Smily, London 1865, of rectangular form on four bun feet, hinged cover with cast finial modelled as an Oriental gentleman, engraved with floral sprigs within geometric and foliate borders, emblazoned with a crest of a griffin holding a star, marked to base 'Elkington & Co Liverpool', 10.6cm x 7.4cm x 14.7cm, weight 13.54oztCR; Overall good, no large dents, splits or signs of repair. Moderate scratching to the body. Some denting to the feet, as a result the caddy does wobble slightly on a level surface. Engraved details are clear and crisp with minimal wear. Knop in good order and secure. Hinged cover opens smoothly and closes flush.
A Victorian silver sugar caster, Charles Stuart Harris, London 1894, of baluster form on circular foot with beaded borders, pierced pull-off cover, 18.5cm high, weight 6.69oztCR; Body in good order, Light scratching and wear throughout, but no large dents, splits, major damage or signs of repair. Some light denting to the cover around the pierced detail, light scratching and wear, but no splitting or signs of repair.
A citrine and pearl 9ct gold pendant, the central oval mixed cut citrine measuring 17mm x 13mm, with a border surround of cultured pearls, all claw set in 9ct gold, marked for London 1973, upon a gold plated chain, together with a Victorian style silver bangle, marks for R P H Jewellery Co Ltd, Birmingham 1989, 6.5cm x 5.5cm, and a silver bracelet, marks for 'B&S', Birmingham 1978, 18cm long (3)
A George VI silver tankard, William Suckling Ltd, Birmingham 1937, of baluster form on circular foot with scroll handle, inscribed with initials 'J.B.W.H', 13.2cm high, weight 9.29oztCR; There is a shallow dent to the foot, about 3cm wide, however this does not appear to effect the stability of the cup, which sits flat on a level surface. Some signs of possible repair to the underside of the foot. No large dents, splits, or signs of repair to the body. Handle in good order, no large dents, splits or signs of repair. Moderate wear and loss to the gilt interior. Moderate scratching and wear throughout.
An Art Deco silver mounted inkwell/desk calendar, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1929, weighted square base with Greek Key border, folding calendar cover (lacking leaves), clear glass liner (at fault), 11cm x 11cm, together with a silver compact, Henry Clifford Davis, Birmingham 1956, 10.2cm diameter (at fault), and a George V silver posy vase with weighted base, James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1928, 25cm high (3)
A set of Edwardian silver-bladed fish knifes of forks, John Sanderson, Sheffield 1901-03, six-place setting, each with silver collars and plain polished ivory coloured handles, forks 17.7cm long, knives 21.5cm long, together with four steel bladed knifes, each 20.5cm long (16) The government have proposed legislation to create a UK law to ban the sale of all ivory. Please note this means that this lot is legal to sell now but may not be in the future.Trevanion Auctioneers & Valuers do not ship items containing ivory outside the UK. Trevanion recommends that buyers check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid. A buyer's inability to import these lots cannot justify a delay in payment or sale cancellation.
A silver tea service, Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1964-66, comprising teapot, coffee pot, sucrier and milk jug, each of baluster form on circular foot, teapot and coffee pot with polished wooden handles and acorn finials, coffee pot 24cm high, gross weight of set 42.68ozt
A silver part dressing table set by James Dixon & Sons, each piece of navette shape with monogrammed initial 'M' to reverse, comprising a silver tray, 36.5cm x 20cm, Sheffield 1921, a silver pin dish, Sheffield 1924, 13.5cm x 7.5cm, a silver jewellery casket, 18cm wide, Birmingham 1932, a silver trinket box, 10cm wide, Birmingham 1932, a silver mounted hand mirror, 31cm long, Sheffield 1929, a silver mounted hair brush, 25.5cm long, Sheffield 1926, and a pair of silver mounted clothes brushes, each 18.5cm long, Sheffield 1930, together with a further silver mounted shoe buffer and a silver mounted clothes brush (10) (at fault)
A selection of silver table ware and dressing table accessories, to include an Art Deco silver mounted cut glass dressing table bottle, Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1924, of tapering form with star cut base, the cover decorated with a bird on branch, 9cm high (at fault), a cased pair of Victorian silver shell-shaped salts and spoons, William Aitken, Chester 1899, a Victorian silver caddy spoon, a George V cased silver christening set, James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1934, a further cased silver christening set, a pair of silver shell-shaped salt spoons and five further silver mounted cut glass bottles (16) (9at fault)
A cased set of six George V silver teaspoons, Josiah Williams & Co, London 1916, each 10.4cm long, together with a pair of Victorian silver sugar nips, Henry Holland, London 1867, 14.7cm long, a George V weighted silver posy vase, Birmingham 1921, 12cm high, a further weighted silver posy vase, 11.5cm long, and a pair of silver mounted desk candlesticks, each 6.5cm high (11)
An early 20th century silver commemorative caddy spoon, the oval bowl embossed with Edward V within beaded border, the scrolling handle surmounted by The Royal Coat of Arms, marks for Berthold Muller, Chester 1903, 12cm long, together with a set of six George V silver coffee spoons, Emile Viner, Sheffield 1931, each 11cm long, five silver teaspoons, Emile Viner, Sheffield 1958, 11.7cm long, a Victorian silver apostle spoon, Henry John Lias & James Wakely London 1883, 17.5cm long, two George V silver golfing interest teaspoons, Frank Cobb & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1928, each 11.7cm long, a Victorian silver thistle teaspoon, Henry Bourne, Birmingham 1892, 9.5cm long, and a further continental silver spoon, 13cm long, gross weight 9.09ozt (17)
Two Art Nouveau silver pin dishes, John Round & Son, Sheffield, 1905, each of circular form with shaped rims, pierced floral borders, embossed flower motif to bowl, largest 13.5cm diameter, together with a George V silver mounted cigarette box, Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1923, 11cm wide, two late Victorian silver coin set pin dishes, Crisford & Norris, Birmingham 1900-01, each 11cm wide, an Edwardian silver pin dish, marks for 'S & Co', Birmingham 1908, 10.4cm wide, and an Edwardian silver card holder on later chain, Matthew John Jessop, London 1901, 8.2cm wide (7)
A collection of silver and plated wares, to include a silver topped glass dressing table jar, monogrammed 'I.F' Birmingham 1923, with engine turned decoration, 10.6cm wide, a selection of dressing table brushes, a George IV silver ladle (at fault), a pair of posy vases and a champagne bucket 23cm high (Qty)
A George VI silver bon-bon bowl, Mappin & Webb, London 1937, of circular form of fluted circular foot, applied stylized foliate frieze, 8.4cm wide, together with a George V silver milk jug and sucrier, possibly Barnett Henry Abrahams, Birmingham 1924, each of baluster form with Chippendale borders and scrolling handles on four paw feet, milk jug 8.5cm high, sucrier 6.5cm high, gross weight 9.64ozt (3)
A pair of George V silver candlesticks, Ellis & Co, Birmingham 1921, converted into table lamps, each designed as a Corinthian column upon stepped square bases with beaded borders, each 30cm high (2) Lighting lots are sold as decorative items only, prospective buyers must consult with a qualified electrician before use or installation of these items.
A George V silver mounted vanity set, Daniel Manufacturing Company, Birmingham 1930-31, comprising two cut glass jars, a shoe buffer, tweezers nail implements, a pair of steel nail scissors, and a further pair of associated steel nail scissors, complete in a fitted leather case, together with a silver plated enamelled dressing table set, comprising handheld mirror, two hairbrushes and two clothes brushes, each decorated with blue guilloche enamel, mirror 29.5cm long (14) (at fault)
A Victorian silver candlestick, Carrington & Co, London 1891, converted to a lamp base, the fluted, knopped stem upon a shaped square base with scrolled acanthus corners, 36cm high Lighting lots are sold as decorative items only, prospective buyers must consult with a qualified electrician before use or installation of these items.
A Victorian silver teapot and milk jug, Roberts and Hall Sheffield 1852, each of plain polished compressed form and upon four cast bracket feet, the teapot with later florally cast knop marked for Richard Pearce & George Burrows, ivory spacers to the handles, teapot 17cm high, weight 21.7ozt, milk jug 15cm high, weight 7.9ozt (jug with dent to the side) (2) The government have proposed legislation to create a UK law to ban the sale of all ivory. Please note this means that this lot is legal to sell now but may not be in the future.Trevanion Auctioneers & Valuers do not ship items containing ivory outside the UK. Trevanion recommends that buyers check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid. A buyer's inability to import these lots cannot justify a delay in payment or sale cancellation.CR; Teapot: Several light dents peppered to the body. Moderate scratching and wear, no splitting or repair. Light splitting to the spout, light denting, moderate scratching and wear. Light denting to the high points of the feet, general scratching and wear commensurate with age and use, but no splitting or repair. Light denting, moderate scratching and wear to the handle, but no splitting or signs of repair. Many small dents to the rim. Cover opens smoothly and closes flush. Knop secure and in good order. Teapot wobbles slightly on a level surface.Jug: Large dent to one side, just below the waist. Several small, shallow dents throughout the body. Moderate scratching and wear throughout. Feet in good order, no splits, large dents or repairs. Jug wobbles slightly on level surface. Small dents to handle, moderate scratching and wear throughout. Possible signs of solder repair around the handle. See pictures for illustration.
A Chinese silver cigarette case, Wang Hing, early 20th century, of rounded rectangular form, the cover embossed with a scrolling, scaly dragon, gilt interior, 8.6cm x 8cm, weight 99.1gmsCR; Some minor nicks and dents to the edges and reverse of the case. Moderate scratching and wear throughout. The pin at the top of the hinge is heavily worn and slightly loose, as a result the hinge is slightly loose. Interior is heavily scratched and worn, elasticated straps are heavily pulled and frayed in places. Case opens with ease and closes with a snap, button mechanism in working order, however the sides do not sit completely flush.
A John Ditchfield for Glasform iridescent paperweight, of squat circular form with applied cast silver frog, engraved signature and maker's name to base, 12cm diameter CONDITION REPORT:The piece shows fine surface wear, but no obvious chips, cracks or losses. The frog is hallmarked silver dated 2002.
A John Ditchfield for Glasform iridescent paperweight modelled as a mushroom with applied cast silver frog, engraved signature and maker's name to base, 11.5cm high, with a Glasform iridescent model of a stylised fish, 13.5cm high, a Glasform iridescent model of an apple, 5cm high, and three further paperweights (6) CONDITION REPORT:All pieces show minor fine surface wear, but no obvious chips, cracks or losses. The blue glass paperweight shows pinholes across the surface.
An Edwardian Adams influence silver plated oil lamp, the associated etched glass shade above a cut glass reservoir, and an associated candlestick cast as a classical urn upon a fluted tapering torchere, extending to a plinth base applied with linen swags and bead detail, 52cm high, stamped 'Walker & Hall', with shade 66cm highCondition reportLamp appears to be a converted candlestick, general minor tarnishing, no chips or cracks to the reservoir, shade has very minor nibbles to the lower rim
An Arts and Crafts silver coloured frame, of oval form and designed as an owl perched in trees, engraved to the edge 'There was once a road through the woods where the ring dove broods and the badgers roll at ease', initialled 'A S T', 6.2cm x 4.6cm, with a silver and tortoiseshell topped dressing table jar, 6.2cm high, a koala teething ring and rattle, a capstan inkwell, a locket etc (Qty)
A silver tea strainer and stand, G W Lewis & Co Birmingham 1943, with openwork handle, 3.5cm high, weight 53.9gmsCR; Light denting to the stand, moderate scratching and wear commensurate with age and use, but no splitting, thinning, major damage or signs of repair. Strainer shows scratching and wear commensurate with age and use, but is in good order, no thinning, splitting, major damage, bending or repair.
A Victorian silver mounted glass decanter, Gough & Silvester, Birmingham 1865, tapering body etched with swag frieze above a Greek key border, pierced scrolling mount, hinged cover with cast knop, acanthus capped angled handle, 24cm highCR; Glass body in good order, no cracks, chips or losses. Heavy scratching to the base, light scratching throughout body. Some nibbling around the greek key decoration. Mount and handle show heavy wear and loss to the gilt, heavy scratching throughout, but no splitting, denting, major damage or repair. Hinged cover in opens smoothly, but does not close completely flush. The screw connecting the handle and base does appear to be slightly loose. See pictures for further illustration.
An Edwardian glass and silver hip flask, G & J W Hawksley, Sheffield 1909, of curved rectangular form, glass body with plain polished mount and detachable stirrup cup, bayonet clasp hinged cap, 16.5cm high, weight 18.29oztCR; Stirrup cup in good order, some small shallow dents and general scratching and wear commensurate with age and use, but no splitting, repair or large areas of damage. Glass body in good order, no cracks, chips or losses. Mount in good order, peppering or small shallow dents, general scratching and wear commensurate with age and use, but no splitting, large damage or signs of repair. Moderate denting to the cap, general scratching and wear. Bayonet clasp in working order, opening smoothly and closing flush. Heavy wear to internal cork.
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