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Click here to subscribeA Silver Plate and Leather Covered Glass Spirit-Flask, by James Dixon and Sons, curved oblong, the lower body with detachable cup, with screw cap, 16.5cm high; Together With a silver plate mounted spirit-flask, by James Dixon and Sons, tapering cylindrical and with bayonet mounted cover, in fitted leather case, the case 26cm long (2)
A Victorian Silver and Leather Mounted Glass Spirit-Flask, by Thomas Latham and Ernest Morton, Birmingham, 1899, with domed bayonet-mounted cover, 13cm high, Together With a pair of Edward VII silver small pedestal dishes, by Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, London, 1906, with loop handles, 6cm high (3)
1985 Rolls Royce Silver Spirit 6750 cc 4 door saloon Guide; £10,000 to £12,000 Registration: BOY 202H Chassis: Odometer: 49,788 Tranmission: Automatic MOT: Expired Outside • Lovely light oyster over metallic dark oyster • All panels are dent free and straight • No rust or rot evident anywhere • N/s front passenger door has small bubbling where the handle meets the door - less than the size of a 5 pence piece • Driver's door has been opened against a wall a few times resulting in some minor paint chips on its trailing edge • Chromework is in excellent condition . This is the nicest Silver Spirit i've seen for a long time Inside • Wonderful parchment leather piped with brown piping • Only very slight discolouring to driver's seat base • Wood veneer is in excellent order as is the iconic thin rim bakelite steering wheel • Period correct Blaupunkt radio cassette player • Parchment carpets and over mats in excellent condition • Leather headlining in perfect condition • All the electrics seem to function • Fitted with air conditioning Mechanicals • Starts well and soon settles into a satisfying burble at idle • Pulls well through all the gears • Stops well, straight and true • Under the bonnet is very clean, as seen in our photos • The underside has recently been treated to a coat of underseal which looks factory fresh • Stainless steel exhaust system . This car does have a water leak from somewhere and there appears to oil contamination in the water and water contamination in the oil, which would suggest a cylinder head gasket fault, although we urge serious bidders to inspect the car and make up their own mind before bidding. History • Fully stamped service history book with stamps from either main agents or specialist • First of which on 29/04/1986 @ 1886 miles at Alex Norman (Garages) RR Ltd • Last stamp on 8/08/2018 @ 49,460 by Balmoral UK Rolls Royce and Bentley • Comes with owner's book pack • 2 sets of keys • Records of all previous owners • Selection of parts and service invoices dating back to 2010 • MOT certificates dating back to 2009 • Selection of old tax discs including the original when the car was new Our Opinion The last of the 'Proper' Rolls, our Silver Spirit has clearly been cherished and pampered by all 6 of its previous owners. The bodywork and interior are almost perfect and look better than even a vehicle of this low mileage would present. Silver Spirits have slowly been on the up and this example is probably as good as you you will find with this mileage.
A First World War Army Meritorious Service Group of Four Medals, awarded to M2-032754 PTE.A.(Arnold) PICKLES, A.S.C., comprising Army Meritorious Service Medal (R.A.S.C.), 1914-15 Star, British War Medal,Victory Medal, swing mounted, and Defence Medal in box of issue, together with two sets of miniatures, a hand written diary "My Recollections of Three Years as a Prisoner of War in Germany", a scrap book filled with letters, photographs, newspaper cuttings etc, and a quantity of ephemera and unpublished stories, including "The Spirit of the Hardwicks", newspapers etc.; a Nickel Plated "The Alma Belt" Clasp, of shaped square form, set with the standing figure of Britannia and a lion, the upper corners stamped with the Union Jack and the French National Flag with a star and crescent between, the lower corners stamped with field guns, the reverse embossed BATTLE OF THE ALMA/SEPT.20 1854/THE ALMA BELTFootnote:- Arnold Pickles was born in the village of Heaton, near Bradford at the end of the 19th Century. He enlisted in the Army in January 1915 and was sent to France, then Belgium, with the Army Service Corps attached to the 3rd Canadian Field Ambulance, driving Red Cross ambulances. On the night of the 24th April 1915, Arnold was sent with another ambulance to collect some casualties from a remote dressing station in St. Julien near Ypres and unfortunately drove into enemy territory where they were fired upon. His colleagues were killed, and he was captured. He was sent to a German Prisoner of War camp where he remained until the end of the war. Whilst in the camp he was seconded to work in the operating theatre assisting a German surgeon- Dr. W. Seuling. A handwritten letter from Dr Seuling is clipped into the above scrap book.After the war Arnold returned to life in his home village of Heaton where he worked as a car mechanic and eventually established his own company of Rossfield Motors, Heaton Road, Heaton, Bradford.At the outbreak of the Second World War he joined the Home Guard, Northern Command and served under the honourary rank of 2nd Lieutenant.He died just before his 97th birthday.
SIR WILLIAM CHARLES ROSS (1794-1860). Portrait of John Arkwright; and of his wife Sarah, both seated three-quarter length, he wearing a black coat, she in a lace-trimmed dress, on ivory, 7 x 5¼in; a pair. (Ivory Reference Nos PK1Y43W9 and 9JGKYAWX) Both miniatures are said to date from 1854. Provenance: Kinsham Court, Presteigne, Powys.John Arkwright first moved to Hampton Court, Herefordshire in 1814, though he didn't formally inherit the Hampton Estate until his father's death in 1843In 1830, John married his wife Sarah, the daughter of Sir Hungerford Hoskyns Bt. of Harewood Park, Herefordshire. In the following years they were to have 12 children.Sarah Arkwright was twenty-three years younger than John, which wrote the wife of the vicar of Bodenham, some thought 'unfortunate ..persons who know her say her manners are artificial and that she has a very high spirit...but love is blind they say & Miss H is young and pretty looking '
A LADY'S EDWARDIAN TRAVELLING CASE, maker Asprey, London 1908, comprising spirit flask, pair of cylindrical boxes and two taller boxes with covers, 6ozs total, strut back mirror, 4" x 2 3/4", button hook, two glass bottles with silver covers and clothes brush, all engraved with a monogram, contained in a green morocco leather small Gladstone bag initialled "FR", with green canvas outer cover (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Silver good, case missing a box (soap?) and a small implement (?), steel button hook is detached but fits the silver handle, all matching marks. Lock does not work although key present, canvas torn and tatty
Advance a Digital watch mounted on an integral bracelet, a stainless steel spirit of England chronograph type wristwatch and a bow motif brooch in base metal and two 9 carat gold pearl stud earrings.Condition Report: Both watches require replacement batteriesPlease note that the movement has not been tested for the accuracy of time and may need a service at the buyer's expense.Ewbanks does not guarantee the future working of the movement and we do not guarantee the authenticity of any individual component parts since subsequent repairs and restoration work may have resulted in the replacement of original parts
A Coalport "Twelve Apostles" 1841 Shropshire election jug, mid 19th century, of oenochoe form, the cobalt blue body gilt-inscribed to one side "God Speed the Plough" above a list of the twelve elected Conservative members including Benjamin Disraeli, and to the other "God Protect the Church" above "To record The Public Spirit, Integrity, and Principle which at the General Election Midsummer 1841 Restored Twelve Conservative Members to The County Of Salop", the "Loggerheads" Shrewsbury coat of arms below the spout, with further references to John Loxdale and Thomas Kenyon, inscribed "Wildig Shrewsbury" below the handle (Thomas Wildig was a Shrewsbury china dealer), inscribed CP202 to base, 29.5cm highPROVENANCE: The C.R. Pilkington Collection, exhibited at the Coalport China Works Museum, thence Bonhams 3/11/16 lot 351.REFERENCE: Messenger (M), COALPORT 1795-1926, P196 plate 150. The 1841 jug was issued in two versions, both illustrated in this plate. The other version is Lot 491 in this sale.
A Victorian silver mounted scent bottle, of spherical form, 13.5cm high, with an early 20th century silver mounted glass dressing table bottle, 22cm high (at fault), a Victorian Aesthetic movement silver plated spirit kettle and stand by Walker & Hall, 31cm high, a twin handled silver plated tray, 62cm wide, a silver plated entrée dish and cover, 32cm wide, and a further assortment of silver plated tableware and accessories (Qty)
A Coalport "Twelve Apostles" 1841 Shropshire election jug, mid 19th century, of squat inverted baluster form, the cobalt blue body gilt-inscribed to one side "God Speed the Plough" above a list of the twelve elected Conservative members including Benjamin Disraeli, and to the other "God Protect the Church" above "To record The Public Spirit, Integrity, and Principle which at the General Election Midsummer 1841 Restored Twelve Conservative Members to The County Of Salop", the "Loggerheads" Shrewsbury coat of arms below the spout, with further references to John Loxdale and Thomas Kenyon, inscribed "Wildig Shrewsbury" below the handle (Thomas Wildig was a Shrewsbury china dealer), 23.5cm highPROVENANCE: Woolley & Wallis "The Robin Simpson Collection Of Commemoratives" 8/9/21 lot 527 (see applied label to base)REFERENCE: Messenger (M), COALPORT 1795-1926, P196 plate 150. The 1841 jug was issued in two versions, both illustrated in this plate. The other version is Lot 492 in this sale.
Carved Chinese lavender jade depicting two small figures surrounded by fruits and foliage including pomegranates. Possibly riding a cloud indicating their nature as a spirit or immortal. With a carved wooden stand.Jade; height: 5 in x width: 8 1/4 in x depth: 3 1/4 in. Base; height: 2 in x width: 9 1/2 in x depth: 4 3/4 in.Condition: The jade is in good condition with no major cracks, losses, or chips. Light wear and natural lines throughout; natural lines are most noticeable along the underside. To the left of the jade, there is a minute chip to one of the leaves. Wear along the underside; there are several scattered areas with red and brown accretions. No visible sign of restoration. Wear to the base; along the top, there is adhesive affixed.
Three silver-plated brandy warmers and standsThomas Wilkinson & Sons, Birmingham, 20th century Of typical plain form with ebonised wood handles (one lacking), height 16.5cm, together with:Four silver-plated tea-glass holders, with pierced sides, height 8.5cm, and two further examples;A table lighter, with two detachable wicks, on a heart shaped stand, unmarked, 12.5cm;A silver-plated warming stand and burner, height of stand 8cm;Two campaign mugs, unmarked, height 5.75cm;and two spirit tots, unmarked, height 5.5cm. (15)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Indian/Burmese silver: a small bowl with swing handle; a small jug; a stoppered bottle; a small bottle and cover; a small tot cup; a small plain spirit flask 10.7cms long; and a small figural vase (loaded); together with a plated spirit flask; seven mounted horn napkin rings (numbered); and a pair of mounted horn salt spoons; 17oz. weighable silver. (lot)
A late 19th/early 20th Century French gilt-metal tea equipage, in a fitted leather travelling case with two doors (and an outer canvas cover), containing a kettle, a teapot, a pair of sugar tongs, a sugar bowl, a flask, a folding stand with a spirit burner, and two Tog-Le-Rosey porcelain cups and saucers, by Maison Maquet of Nice and Paris, C1900, the case measuring 29.4cms long, the teapot 8.2cms high.
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