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Lot 1014
A 19th century Chinese Canton carved ivory fan, the guards each blind carved with figure scenes and mythical beasts, the nineteen sticks each finely carved with busy figure landscape and pagoda scenes, having vacant central cartouche, 19cm Condition Report / Extra Information Some sticks with small number of minor losses to pierced gauze. One stick chipped upper left. Guards with some yellowing.
Lot 1116
An early 19th century walnut bowfront stick barometer, the silvered dial signed 'Lerboni, Calton Street, Edinburgh', having adjustable scale, the case with ebony stringing, h.101cm Condition Report / Extra Information Case excellent. Dial good. Glass good. Mercury good, no bubbles. Lacks 'key'. Pedestal is possibly original but finial is later. Please note that we cannot ship this item.
Lot 1155
A Coalbrookdale cast iron hallstand, as featured on page 28 of the 1875 company trade catalogue, manufactured in two sections, the upper section having central mirror (lacking mirrorplate) within a surround of scrolling leaves and foliage, and supporting four coat hooks, the marble topped base with cast frieze and double-end stick-stands, (later painted) h.227cm, w.126cm, d.52cm
Lot 49
GOOD SELECTION OF VINTAGE SILVER AND OTHER JEWELLERY comprising a diamond and gem set silver brooch, a silver kilt pin, an agate set stick pin, a citrine set ring on silver gilt shank, a blue enamel and galleon decorated unmarked silver brooch, and a peridot and seed pearl silver brooch, etc.
Lot 1025
A TORTOISESHELL AND GOLD MOUNTED PARASOL, circa 1910, Paragon S Fox & Co Limited, mounted by Charles Cooke, retailed by Brigg & Sons London, the tortoiseshell handle decorated with gold mounted swag and ribbon bow design and the name 'Alix' to the finial, with a brown cover, marked "Paragon S Fox & Co Limited, Brigg London", gold assay mark Sheffield 1908, 39 inches long. See illustration Charles Cooke was the primary mounter of sticks, canes and umbrellas for Brigg & Sons of St James's St. London. His address from 1907 to 1916 was 4 Rigmount Street Bedford Square where he is listed as a stick mounter. (See J Culme 'The Directory of Gold and Silversmiths Jewellers and Allied Traders 1838 - 1914 vol 1, 1987 p. 95-6.) Provenance: 'Alix'………… The parasol was given to the vendor's aunt Alix Cavendish (1901 -1925) daughter of Lord Richard Cavendish, younger brother of 9th Duke of Devonshire and Lady Moyra de Vere Beauclerk, daughter of 10th Duke of St Albans, by her godmother Nancy Lady Astor, a great friend of the family.
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