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Lot 629
A George III silver tea and coffee set, by Joseph Craddock & William Ker Reid, London 1819, comprising:- a coffee pot on warmer base, the body of tapering circular form the girdle formed as a band of paterae below a cast foliate and floral border, foliate decorated handle and spout, the heater base with three claw and ball feet supporting a central spirit burner, 24cm high; the matching teapot, 13cm high and sugar basin 11.5cm high, coffee pot and basin crested, presentation inscriptions to all, 65.96oz (3) Coffee pot and burner with some bruises to the lower body, the teapot has similar bruises and two large and obvious patches to the body, the sugar basin has bruises to the body
Lot 696
A George III silver tea urn, by George Ashworth & Co, Sheffield 1804, of globular form decorated with a gadrooned girdle below an engraved Greek Key band, with two lion mask and ring handles, raised on four incurved reeded legs with paw feet over a central spirit burner, the shallow domed cover with ball finial opening to reveal a removable cylindrical warmer liner with cover, reeded spigot with wooden handle, inscribed ' Bequeathed as a Memorial of Gratitude and Affection to Aeneas Mackay Esq by Captain Hugh Mackay of The Madras Native Cavalry Killed in the Battle of Assaye 23rd September 1803', 42cm high, 96oz Provenance: Memorial at Lairg Cemetery, Sutherland, Scotland - Hugh Mackay (2nd son of Rev. T. Mackay) Captain 4th Regiment Madras Cavalry, Commissary Army Staff, born 1763, served his country 24 years, died 23 Sept 1803 at muzzle of enemies guns battle of Assaye fought between Wellesley and the Mahrattas." Generally in good condition, cylindrical liner has some bruising to the retention ring
Lot 1328
J & B LEGEND 21 YEAR OLD Blended Scotch whisky. 70cl, 40% volume. In tin. J & B RARE QUEEN'S AWARD FOR EXPORT Blended Scotch whisky bottled to celebrate its sixth Queen's Award for Export 6 September 1993. 70cl, 40% volume. In presentation box. SPIRIT OF SPEYSIDE 2010 A unique blend of 29 selected Speyside single malts bottled specially for the 2010 Spirit of Speyside Whisky Festival. Speyside blended malt Scotch whisky. 70cl, 42.5% volume. 3 bottles CONDITION REPORT: J & B Queens Award- low shoulder fill
Lot 617
A George V tea kettle on stand, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1929, also bears hallmarks for Gebr. Friedlandr, Germany, circular tapered with bay leaf border, hinged cover with artichoke finial, silver mounted composition scrollwork handle, spreading foot, raised on circular base with fluted and leaf cast legs, paw feet, with detachable spirit burner, 12 1/4in. (31cms), 37.2oz. gross. See illustration
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Lot 503
The Spirit of The Book or Memoirs of Caroline, Princess of Hasburg, A Political and Amatory Romance. Ed. [Author] Thomas Ashe. Allen & Co, London. 1811. 3 Vols. Extremely rare 1st ed of little remembered Irish early nineteenth-century author Thomas Ashe. Copac locates only 4 copies of this ed, one of which is in Trinity college. 3 Vols complete. A book which garnered some notoriety when first published in 1811, as it was believed to have been a thinly veiled account of the relationship between George IV and Queen consort, Caroline, it went through four editions by 1812, and its 7th by 1820. Also of note was the swashbuckling career of the author Thomas Ashe himself. The title page of each volume is inscribed by Sir Pryse Pryse of Gogaddan, Wales. [3].
Lot 152
It's Terrific (1967) 2, 5, 8, 9, 11, Super DC (1969) 7, 11, Fantastic (1967) 3-5, 7, 8, 10, 13, 14, 16-20, Doc Savage 3, Mighty World Of Marvel 174, 178, Spider-Man Comics Weekly 56, Savage Sword Of Conan 2, 4, Avengers (1973) 2-9, Dracula Lives (1974) 2, 4-13, Titans 3 and Will Eisner's Spirit Magazine 39 (1982) [vg/fn+] (47)
Lot 98
A BHUTA HERO RIDING PANJURLI Karnataka, South-Western India, 19th century bronze, in two sections, the mousatchioed figure holding a sword (now missing), wearing a crown and elaborate flaring cape(?), the boar Panjurli with pointed ears and beaded ridge along his snout and back 15.6cm high (together) (2) The cult of bhuta or spirit worship is centred in Western Karnataka and the boar Panjurli is best known of these sub-deities. Wild boars are notoriously destructive to farmers, and the cult is said to have arisen as local inhabitants tried to pacify the rampaging animals.
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