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Lot 239
KONTAX ENGINEERING - STIRLING LOW TEMPERATURE ENGINE the five spoke wheel powered by low temperature rise, boxed as new together with turned wood base and glass dome, 5" (12.7cm) high, a four vaned rotating instrument in blown glass globe with circular foot, 5" (12.7cm) high together with FOUR SMALL SPIRIT BOTTLES, seven various CONICAL AND OTHER GLASS MEASURES and a GLOBULAR GLASS MATCH STRIKE with silver collar, 3" (7.6cm) diameter
Lot 250
JOSEPH LONG, LACQUERED BRASS SPECIFIC GRAVITY TESTER, with spirit burner base and Manley patent scale with screw thread adjustment, in a mahogany case with two cylindrical glass measures and hand type note headed `Particulars of Jams, Marmalade and jellies, sent from 1910 to 1914 and list of values beneath
Lot 372
Pair 1920s silver napkin rings with engraved initials, in a fitted case (Birmingham 1919), maker - W. S., a late 1940s silver tea-strainer with Art Deco-style handle and pierced bowl (Sheffield 1947), Charles Boyton & Sons, together with pair contemporary silver wine / spirit labels (Birmingham 1975). All at approximately 4.5ozs, tea-strainer 14cm overall (5)
Lot 222
(lot of 2) Papua New Guinea carvings consisting of a spirit board or long house display panel, mid 20th century, depicting a large human head with long (phallic) nose above projected three long-beaked animal heads descending vertically, the back showing adze marks and patina, the front decorated with dots and circles in black, cream, and pink pigments, signs of age and use, 65"l x 10.5"w; together with a Sepik River region tall flat totemic sculpture carved with friendly faces, 72"h x 15.75"wStarting Price: $200
Lot 176
A collection of nineteen stoneware flagons and two stoneware storage jars, many bearing inscriptions to include "Brown and Dixon Marlborough", "572 Kay& Coy 39 Jamaica Street Edinburgh", "Harding & Co. Limited Bradford-on-Avon", "Wells & Hunt Wine and Spirit Merchants Speenhamland, Berks", "Godwin Bros Limited Swindon", "Richard Neale Crosskeys Hotel Gt Bedwyn", "S.R.D.", "Pickup & Co. Bristol", "Lion Brewery, Chippenham (Limited)", "Seager Evans & Co. Distillers Mill Bank", etc CONDITION REPORTS Wear and scuffs. Most with chips, and and some with large chips and damage, and some with handles missing, including Brown & Dixon - large chip/chunk missing, CWC large crack, Well & Hunt cracked, Seager - handle missing, etc.
Lot 63
A late Victorian silver panelled oval four piece tea and coffee service by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1900, each with scroll and shell open work rims, embossed to the shoulders with bands of leafy scrolls and shell-work above a scroll outlined cartouche, engraved with a script ‘A’, comprising: a tea kettle with a composition finial handle over and a stand with spirit burner, 32cm (12 1/2in) high; a coffee pot, with a composition finial and harp handle, 22cm (8 3/4in) high; a milk jug and a sugar basin, 2389g (76.8 oz) gross
Lot 102
Auguste Marion & Co, pendulum parcel scale, c.1883-1897, with pierced brass dial and subsidiary arc for indicating price on a decorative nickel plated stand, the pendulum with locking mechanism, upon an oak platform base with buffer and inset with spirit level, capacity 8lbs, 23cm wide, 35cm Auguste Marion & Co (working 1845-1902) in London & Paris, specialised in photographic materials, but had a stationery department. The scales bearing their name are different from every other design, having a little ball on the cogs and using two metals decoratively. CONDITION REPORT: the parcel tray slightly bent, the nickel stand has engraved leaf decoration
Lot 178
A `Happy Spirit` diamond-set necklace by Chopard, the front section designed as a tapering series of brilliant-cut diamond-set circles, some containing free-moving diamonds and separated by coronet-set brilliant-cut diamonds, centring on a large circle containing two graduated free-moving circles to a central diamond collet, a heart shaped pendant attached to the back chain engraved `Chopard/750` and `81/6672/0-20/3096649` and the conventional hallmark for 18ct white gold, length approximately 42 cms, gross weight 64.4 grammes
Lot 182
A `Happy Spirit` diamond-set, 18ct white gold dress ring by Chopard, the outer name engraved `Happy Spirit` and containing two graduated free-moving circles and a central collet, set throughout with brilliant-cut diamonds, signed `Chopard, `825425` and `2567963`, conventional hallmark for 18ct white gold, gross weight 20.3 grammes
Lot 670
`The Spirit of the Plays of Shakespeare, exhibited in a series of outline plates, illustrative of the story of each play, drawn and engraved by Frank Howard` five vols., London 1833, together with Charles Dickens; `Hard Times, and Pictures from Italy`, published Chapman & Hall and other similar volumes
Lot 500
A collection of silver items, to include: a silver capstan inkwell by Martin, Hall & Co., Birmingham 1910, 12.5cm diameter, loaded, with a glass liner; a silver baluster pepperette, maker`s mark `CSF`, London 1937, with a baluster finial to the pierced cover and on a circular moulded spreading foot, 11.5cm high; a silver rectangular cigarette case by M. H. Meyer Ltd., Birmingham 1913, engraved with foliate sprays and a monogram, 7.8cm high; a silver drum mustard by Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1913, with a shell finial, a scroll handle and a reeded foot, 6.2cm high, with a blue glass liner; a silver circular spirit flask by W. I. Broadway & Co., Birmingham 1998, 10.5cm diameter; and other silver items, 13.55 oz gross weighable
Lot 420
2 good quality German beer steins. One with hinged pewter top with space shuttle finial, multi coloured celebrating the development of flight with early bi-planes, ‘Graf Zeppelin’, ‘Spirit Of St. Louis’, Boeing 707, Apollo space craft etc. Plus a smaller more-dumpy example produced ‘From the friends of the Zeppelin Museum at Friedrichshafen to commemorate the opening on 2 July 1996’. Finished in white glaze with multi images of Zeppelins and portrait picture of Graf von Zeppelin with his signature below. Flat hinged pewter lid with Friedrichshafen-Manzell 02 Juli 1900 Erster Aufstieg Zeppelin Luftschiff LZ1’ Both VGC See Plate 24
Lot 1245
Eight Edwardian Silver Gilt Dressing Case Fittings, Charles and George Asprey, London various dates, comprising spirit flask, cigarette case with internal mirror, engraved with a crest and monogram, pill box, pencil holder, button hook, pin case and two glass jars with screw off lids (8) Typical wear and rubbing to the gilding, no serious flaws but typical surface scratches and wear.
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