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Click here to subscribeA YELLOW METAL SWORD STICK PIN, in the form of a sword set with a turquoise cabochon and white enamel detailed handle, fitted with a safety chain with case to cover the pointed end, approximate length 75mm, approximate gross weight 4.2 grams, together with case (Condition Report:- appears to have had a repair to the centre, some wear to the white enamel, possibly very worn hallmark to the cover)
A 9CT GOLD STICK PIN AND A YELLOW METAL PENDANT, the stick pin in the form of a rope twist knot, hallmarked Sallaways Ltd, 9ct gold Birmingham 1986, approximate length 65mm, approximate gross weight 2.0 grams, fitted with a plated metal safety cap, together with a yellow metal pendant in the form of a cross, stamped '9ct', approximate length 30mm, approximate gross weight 0.9 grams
A GREEN JEWELLERY BOX WITH CONTENTS, mint green jewellery box with a white ribbon, opens to reveal contents such as a rolled rose gold circular picture pendant with pictures of a lady and gentleman, a gold plated circular locket with an engraved floral design, a yellow metal curb link chain fitted with a T-bar, a pair of yellow metal hoop earrings, a yellow metal green paste and imitation pearl pendant and bracelet stamped 'Sarah Cov', a pair of brass square cufflinks, a loose oval cameo depicting a lady in profile, a horse shoe stick pin etc
A SILVER MOUNTED WALKING CANE, mounted with a silver handle in the form of dog head (missing a glass eye), hallmarked possibly 'Edwin Henry Watts' London 1920, approximate length 91cm, (Condition Report:- Overall condition good, missing glass eye to the dog head, some wear to the metal base of stick from use, hallmark rubbed)
A QUANTITY OF METALWARE, WALKING STICKS, etc, including an Edwardian brass brush and crumb tray, a 20th Century copper coal scuttle, a brown leather stick stand containing nine wooden walking sticks, a Malacca walking cane with a wooden finial and a black umbrella (coal scuttle, box of metalware and stick stand)
THREE BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS, GLASSWARE, etc, including a resin figure of a Jack Russell puppy with a stick, a box of resin, porcelain and pottery bird and animal figures, Royal commemorative mugs, ceramic fruit bowl with artificial fruit, Della Porcelain of Derby giftware, ceramic jardiniere stand, vases, planter, tramp figure, etc (three boxes and loose)
Known as stick boxes, these boxes were passed down through the family with each generation in the Thar desert area of West Rajasthan and were used as dowry chests. Tribes people of this area made these boxes from sticks harvested from the Kair tree, Capparis decidua. The sticks are rivoted together with hand wrought iron fittings to make a very strong box. Small opening on the top of the piece. Size: 55 x 28 1/4 x 37 in.
Erich Honecker - Anstecknadel der Deutsch - Sowjetischen Freundschaft. Goldfarbene und lackierte Flaggen von Russland und DDR, an Nadel. Mit Hersteller bezeichnung der Frma Präwema, Markneukirchen. Erich Honecker - Stick Pin of the German - Soviet Friendship Organization. Gilt metal pin features the painted flags of Russia and DDR with pin. Maker marked for FRMA Präwema, Markneukirchen.
A graduated set of three Le Creuset green enamelled saucepans and covers; together with a single Le Creuset saucepan and cover; a frying pan; various Le Creuset oven dish and covers and boxed ramekins etcCondition report: Ceramic ramekins – eight in total, appear to have barely if ever used.Pans – all quite well-used, with rubbed and scratched enamel/non-stick, and worn handles.
A George III Mahogany Stick Barometer and Thermometer, by Thomas Knight of Thaxted, with bayonet pattern exposed tube with silvered scale and vernier, alcohol thermometer with silvered scale and with hydrometer above, contained in mahogany case inlaid with oval leaf and fan motifs with broken scroll pediment and turned cistern cover, 42ins high Note: Thomas Knight recorded born 1745, died 1812. A Watch and Clockmaker of repute.
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