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Click here to subscribeAlfred Drury, RA (British, 1856-1944) - A late 19th Century bronze relief plaque 'My Queen' and inscribed below 'Pure in her spirit, this maiden I love;' signed to lower right hand corner A. Drury '96, length 31.5cm x width 22cm. Verse from My Queen, a Victorian ballad, anon. Literature: The Studio 37, 1906, p13.
A late 19th century rosewood, ivory and silver plated table lamp, spirit burner with adjusters marked Benson & Co, Bond St, London, rosewood column with jewelled collar, base with mother of pearl & iridescent agate roundels - H67cm CONDITION REPORT: globe and funnel missing, the whole needs general cleaning, but appears complete - height quoted is to top of burner
50+ mixed front of house cards, stars & films including The Ten Commandments, John Wayne, She, Ursula Andress, James Stewart, The Spirit of St Louis, Brigitte Bardot, Mario Lanza, Bhowani Junction, Goliath, The Great Race, Elizabeth Taylor, Butterfield, Lauren Bacall, Cat On A Hot Tin Roof & others, 10 x 8 inches (50+)
ELEVEN ASSORTED STONEWARE JARS & BOTTLES including those for 'Taylor / Wine & Spirit Merchant / Taunton'; 'Hutchings / Wine, Spirit & Vinegar Merchant / Quay Head / Bristol'; 'W.W. Harris / Wine & Spirit Merchant / Honiton'; and 'Chick / Wine & Spirit Merchant / Bridport', the largest 40.5cm high.
A collection of stoneware, to include a large stoneware jar inscribed "J Jeffrey wine and spirit merchant Glasgow", a Doulton Lambeth barrel with wooden tap, a further barrel, a tub inscribed "S&M Melross Poulterers and Provision Merchants Crosshill", a jug, various studio pottery tablewares to include "Coxwold Pottery North Yorkshire", a Studio pottery vase inscribed "Drymen" to base, etc
A Victorian rosewood mercury stick barometer, unsigned, mid 19th century, the 8 inch circular silvered register centred with a classical urn motif within concentric scale calibrated in barometric inches with the usual observations, beneath arched alcohol Fahrenheit scale thermometer applied to the tapered trunk and hygrometer to the swan neck pediment, the base with oblong spirit level over cavetto moulded underside, 101cm high.
EDWARD VII SILVER SPIRIT KETTLE, BURNER AND STAND overall decorated with scrolled and shell rims, the kettle with ebony handle and finial, the stand raised on four leaf design feet. Sheffield, 1909, maker's mark: Robert F. Mosely. 43 Troy ounces overall, approx. CONDITION REPORT: Appears in good complete overall condition, a little dirty, some dings and surface wear scratching as expected, one or two slightly larger dents to oil burner, no obvious major damage or losses.
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