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Click here to subscribeA Royal Crown Derby figure of a teddy, three Halcyon Days enamel boxes including one modelled as an egg, a similar Portmeirion example, a Royal Worcester "The Connoisseur Collection" series example and a Limoges floral transfer decorated example, also a Masons Ironstone trinket box of hexagonal form (lid missing) (8).
A pair of Losol Ware "Jazette" baluster vases, height 20.5cm, a matching rectangular trinket box and cover, a matching pedestal bowl of rounded rectangular form, a brown glazed single handed vase, and a bowl (6). CONDITION REPORT: Some paint loss. Repaired break to corner of lid, otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
A George V hallmarked silver circular trinket box, the engine turned decorated hinged lid centred with a circular panel inscribed "Margaret", with silk lined interior and raised on three scrolling supports, Birmingham 1928, diameter 9cm, and a charm bracelet set with numerous silver and enamelled town crest "charms" (2).
A SILVER MENU HOLDER, with repousse decoration depicting tavern scene, London 1901, approximately 6cm x 5cm high, white metal Continental caddy spoon with cherub decoration and Cockerel finial, approximately 8cm, together with diamond shape lidded trinket dish with castle decoration, cobalt and gilt borders, Wedgwood England to base, approximately 5cm x 4cm x 3cm high (3)
TWO 19TH CENTURY ENAMELLED OVAL TRINKET BOXES, the first with hand painted floral decoration with gilt highlights to cream ground, blue sevres style kite mark to base, approximately 7.5cm x 5.5cm x 3cm high, the second with cartouches depicting courting couple in country landscapes to yellow ground, approximately 8.5cm x 6.5cm x 4.5cm high (2)
Of "The Honorable Irish Society" interest, An Edwardian silver presentation table snuff or trinket box, by Stokes & Ireland, Chester 1905, oval form, the cover embossed with the arms and motto of the Society, gilt-washed interior. length 9.5cm. Footnote, The Society was created in 1613 by Royal Charter, to undertake the Plantation of the North West of Ulster that was being driven by the English Crown. . CONDITION REPORT: Hallmark clear. In good order with gentle wear to high points of coat of arms.
Three early 20th century Chinese silver dressing table items, by Tuck Chang, also stamped with Chinese characters, Comprising:- a talcum powder dispenser, a trinket box and a bulbous eau de cologne canister, all chased in high relief with a four toed dragon on a matted ground, each piece engraved with an elaborate monogram. (3)
A mixed lot of good ceramics comprising a Royal Crown Derby lidded sextagonal trinket box decorated in the Imari pattern A1298, a Beswick figure of a wire-haired terrier Talavera Romulus # 963, an Aynsley vase decorated in the Cottage Garden pattern, 18 cm (high), a Victorian Jug 20 cm (high), and a matched pair of early 20th century Royal Worcester blush ivory, helmet shaped, flat back jugs decorated with floral sprays within gilt # 1094 (the two latter a/f) - Est £50 - £80
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