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Lot 7
Two 19th Century wooden handled barrel bung hole reamers, a pair of 19th Century stainless steel barrel hole reamers stamped "Hill, Haymarket", two early 20th Century turned wooden handled ice picks, a Chambers Patent spirit measure stamped "Rex", a nickel plated air wire extractor pump, a Joseph Lucas Ltd. nickel plated "vesta", and a French two prong cork puller
Lot 328
Three boxes containing a large quantity of various spirit and wine miniatures CONDITION REPORTS Contents variable, all with wear, scuffs, dirt, etc., some liquid levels extremely low and some almost empty, others appear reasonably full, some with damage and losses, some bottles empty. We can make no guarantees as to condition of contents of bottles.
Lot 380
A Victorian silver spirit kettle on stand, the bombé shaped body and hinge lid finely engraved with strapwork and scroll decoration beneath a foliate capped and reeded overhead handle, the similarly engraved stand with cast and pierced foliate scroll and bead apron, on three scroll legs and scallop feet united by an undertier supporting the burner, London 1855 by Robert Hennell, height approx 42.5cm.
Lot 160
A Victorian mother of pearl inlaid rosewood mercury wheel barometer, Maspoli Monti and Co., Sandwich, mid 19th century, the 8 inch leafy scroll cartouche centred circular silvered register calibrated in barometric inches and with the usual observations beneath tapered trunk with convex glazed mercury Fahrenheit thermometer and hygrometer to the swan neck pediment, the square base with spirit level signed Maspoli Monti and Co. Sandwich, the case with fine mother of pearl scroll inlaid borders to fascia, 97cm high.
Lot 163
A mahogany mercury wheel barometer, unsigned, mid 19th century, the 8 inch rosette centred circular silvered register calibrated in barometric inches and with the usual observations beneath convex mirror, arch glazed alcohol Fahrenheit thermometer and hygrometer to the swan neck pediment, the case with ebony and box strung edges and spirit level inscribed WARRANTED CORRECT to the rounded base, 96cm high.
Lot 20
Dr Samuel Johnson: a Doulton Lambeth brown stoneware spirit flask, depicted three-quarters length holding a scroll, the reverse impressed with name and at the base ‘Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese, Wine Office Court EC’, the underside with impressed makers mark and registration number 561166, 184mm high, small chips to scroll and lip *Doulton Lambeth produced a number of these spirit flasks from designs registered in 1909. These included six politicians sold in these rooms as lots 719 to 724 on 9th September 2001 Illustrated
Lot 628
A SET OF THREE DOULTON WARE SPIRIT FLASKS of square shape with finger fluted sides beneath the domed shoulder of stylised leaves, with angular handle, 20cm h, impressed mark and PODR mark for 29 December 1880, incised artist`s initials of Emily W Mayne, with a set of contemporary Dutch silver mounted cork stoppers, in the original wicker basket, 1881-4 Pinhead sized graze on foot of whisky flask only. A good set, no restoration. The brandy flask more prominently brown than the other two. The basket with some natural give through age but not rotted or wormed
Lot 1007
JOSEPH THOMAS (EXH 1850-1853) JOSEPH BARROWS AND HIS CHILDREN IN THE GARDEN OF HANDSWORTH HALL signed and dated 1849, ink and watercolour, 52 x 57cm Provenance: The sitters, thence by descent to the present vendor. Joseph Barrows (1804-1890), a prominent citizen of Birmingham, one of the Street Commissioners (the forerunner to the Town Council) founded the firm of Joseph Barrows & Sons, Wine & Spirit Merchants. The business prospered to the extent that by 1849 the recently widowed Barrows had bought Handsworth Hall, a large 18th century home with extensive grounds. It has been the home of Anna Maria Sacheverell and Anne Gough and afterwards Joseph Grice, JP. It was demolished in the 1870s when the area was redeveloped. In fine condition in what could be the original early Victorian ornate gilt frame
Lot 1091
AN EDWARD VII MARBLE WOOD DECANTER CASE with brass mouldings, opening front and plush lined interior with four cut glass decanters and stoppers, four glasses and a frosted and engraved giltmetal waiter, with a pair of Victorian pierced silver spirit labels, 31cm h, engraved giltmetal trade label of Mappin & Webb 158-162 Oxford St W The engraved inscription reads: Presented to J D Malcolm Esq by C Byramjee Aug 1906. In fine complete and original condition, the back of the case slightly dry and scratched, small shrinkage crack across top of lid
Lot 1092
A VICTORIAN BURR WALNUT DECANTER CASE with brass beading, recessed handles and fittings, the plush lined interior retaining a set of four contemporary glass spirit decanters, stoppers and EPNS labels, 28cm h The interior practically as new, the glass undamaged and almost certainly original. The exterior in good condition apart from one side that is faded and an attempt has been made to revive the colour by graining but this could probably be removed without difficulty and then the colour could be restored. Some graining evident on the other sides
Lot 1097
A PALAIS ROYAL BRASS, TORTOISESHELL AND MOTHER OF PEARL INLAID AND EBONISED DECANTER CASE with serpentine front, folding lid and hinged sides, the interior with a rosewood tray containing four square glass spirit decanters and stoppers and 15 [of 16] glasses, on square foot, 32.5cm w, late 19th c Small veneer loss on the top of one of the opening sides not noticeable when closed, lightly cosmetically restored and therefore clean
Lot 186
A rare Sterling silver Rolls-Royce Spirit of Ecstasy car mascot authorised by Rolls-Royce Motors Limited in 1977 to mark the Silver Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, hallmarked to the right wing, maker JDL, London 1977, with special Queen`s head mark for the Silver Jubilee, height 11cm., mounted on a sterling silver cap with hinge fitting to rear, total weight 375g.
Lot 503
A George V silver spirit flask William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1919, of rounded oblong form with removable base `cup` and twist-off stopper, repair plate to one side, 4¾in. (12cm.) high, together with a Victorian plain silver cigarette box, maker JE, London 1894, 5½ x 3½in. (14 x 9cm.), gross weight 16.5oz. (2)
Lot 86
A magnificent Chinese silver seven piece tea and coffee set with tray late-19th / early 20th century, each piece marked `Sterling` and with maker`s mark, the tray also marked `CJ`, comprising a large oval twin handled tea tray with engraved foliate decoration, a kettle with spirit burner stand, teapot, coffee pot, cream jug, twin handled sugar basin with cover and slop basin, all finely chased with extensive floral and foliate decoration on a matted ground, total weight 200oz. (9)
Lot 147
A large Fiji Islands ceremonial or cannibal fork probably 19th century, the elongated, barrel shaped grip with ring turned pommel and guard and three long, pointed prongs, the wood with a deep, dark reddish brown patina, 13½in. (34.25cm.) long. * These ceremonial forks, or `Ai cula ni bokola`, are often referred to as `cannibal forks`, suggesting that they were primarily used for cannibalistic rituals. In fact, they were implements reserved for priests and chiefs, who, `as living representatives of the gods`, were prohibited from touching food with their hands. They therefore ate everything with the forks, including the flesh of their tribal enemies at ritual feasts, sometimes unaided and sometimes assisted by attendants. Forks became a way of displaying power and influence, with decorated or elaborate examples denoting higher status. They were considered sacred relics, being passed down from generation to generation and were kept in a spirit house when not is use.
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