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Lot 414
A Comitti of Holborn mahogany cased English stick barometer having an arched pediment top with brass urn finial, silvered back plate with thermometer and rain gauge. The case with tulipwood inlay and central mercury thermometer having a circular section to bottom. Appears in good order. Measures approx 94cm long.
Lot 155
8 perfume bottles to include two frosted glass Guerlain rosebud Shalimar bottles and one unfrosted 12cm high, a Nina Ricci 'L'Air du Temps' perfume bottle with frosted doves stopper 7.5cm high, a Bourjois French bottle with circle and square embossed decoration 13.5cm, a Baccarat Godet Envoi de Fleurs bottle 13cm, a Dior 'Diorissimo' urn bottle 11.5cm and a Christian Dior 'Miss Dior' bottle 11cm.Qty: 8
Lot 159
6 perfume bottles to include a Guerlain Imperial bottle with embossed beehive and bee decoration 16cm high. A Chant D'Arômes urn-shaped bottle, 13cm high. A circular Guerlain bittle, possibly Shalimar/Mitsouko with conical stopper, 15cm high. A Guerlain Paris bottle with embossed crest to the front, 13.5cm. A Guerlain oval eau de toilette bottle with a frosted shell stopper, 12.5cm high. A boxed Guerlain frosted glass rosebud shaped Shalimar bottle with frosted stopper, 12cm.
Lot 75
A Swansea cup and saucer, a Rockingham miniature basket etcCondition report: Fading to gitl and pattern throughout commensurate with age and use. Loss to the lid of minature urn. Discoloured repair to both ends of the Rockingham minature basket. Major loss to handle of second basket with green decoration - loss provided.
Lot 387
A collection of 19th century items, including small early 19th century circular gold box, probably French, the cover centred with an enamel scene of a flaming amphora between a lamb and doves, with white and blue enamel border, the base with foliate decoration, 2.4cm wide, together with a late 18th century gold oval pendant mounted with a glazed compartment containing a plinth and urn (probably earlier) within a star and forget-me-not border, graduated pellet design to the border, 2.5cm high; an octagonal gold clasp white polychrome enamel decoration overall, 3.5cm wide, and a gold early 19th century square-form six-row clasp set with turquoise cabochons on matted ground, 2.5cm wide
Lot 144
Three items of early 19th century jewellery, including a gold mourning ring with central oval plaque depicting a young woman standing beside an urn on a pedestal in hair, with black paste-set border, in closed-back settings with engraved inscription dated 1818, size K, together with a diamond and paste-set Latin cross pendant brooch, set with rose-cut diamonds and four baguette-shaped diamonds to the closed-back silver setting, and a paste-set Greek cross pendant, closed-back gilt metal setting, 3.2cm
Lot 31
λ A late 18th century mourning pendant, centred with a blue enamel plaque with initials and border set with glass beads and seed pearls, lockets of hair all on an opalescent grille-shaped ground, gold frame 8cm high, four miniature paintings in assorted mounts with various decoration, an 18th century mourning brooch painted with an urn and six assorted locket pendants, miniature swivel seal etc, set with amethysts, garnets and paste
Lot 145
Three late 18th - early 19th century gold-cased navette-shaped lockets, each with glazed locket compartments containing hair decoration, the first with ornate hair decoration and enamelled glass bead anchor to the obverse, the reverse with plaited hair, the second with a classical urn to the centre with a hair border, the reverse with a memorial inscription date 1787, later brooch fitting, the third containing an elaborate beadwork and hair decoration of floral spray on a mother-of-pearl pedestal, with a diamond and seed pearl-set enamelled necklace clasp fitting
Lot 45
A French late 19th century/early 20th century ormolu mounted bois satine, fruitwood and stained sycamore marquetry commodeafter the original commode by Jean-Henri RiesenerOf breakfront D-shaped outline, the moulded marble top above two long triple panelled drawers, the central panel inlaid sans traverse with a Neoclassical ewer, a basket overflowing with fruit, flowers and ribbon-tied garden implements and an urn, flanked by two smaller flowerhead-embedded trelliswork panels inlaid sans traverse, the panels mounted with one putto emblematic of Justice and the other putto emblematic of Temperance, surmounted by a ribbon-tied entwined laurel branch and sunburst mount centred with an Apollo mask, over an apron mounted with a central globe with three fleur du lys, interspersed by four ormolu caryatids modelled as Mars, Hercules, Prudence and Temperance, each bowed end door with rosette embedded trelliswork inlay and each mounted with ribbon-tied floral swags and two different military trophies, enclosing two shelves, on four stiff-leaf and acanthus mounted tapering supports and sabots, 207cm wide x 79cm deep x 99cm high, (81in wide x 31in deep x 38 1/2in high)Footnotes:The design of the offered lot closely follows a commode supplied in 1775 by Jean-Henri Riesener (1734-1806) to Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. This original was made for the Chambre de Roi at Versailles and was intended to replace a model executed by Antoine-Robert Gaudreaux (1680-1746) and Jaques Caffieri (1678-1755) in 1739, the latter having been previously provided for the Royal Bedchamber during the reign of Louis XV. The central panel on Riesener's commode was inlaid with the cyphers of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette which, following the start of the Revolution in 1789, was replaced with a pastoral scene, also evident on the present example. This highly important and influential piece of 18th century cabinet making is now housed in the Musee Conde, Chateau de Chantilly.A number of virtually identical commodes to the offered lot have sold at auction. Most notably these include; a pair which sold Christie's, London, 22 March 2001, The 19th Century Interior, lot 283; one Christie's, London, 1 October 2002, 19th Century Furniture, lot 7; an example sold Christie's, London, 20 March 2003, Important 19th Century Furniture, lot 91; another pair Sotheby's, London, 27 April 2010, Fine Furniture, lot 151; a single comparable was purchased Christie's, New York, 17 & 18 October 2012, 500 Years Decorative Arts Europe, lot 159; and a further model sold Bonhams, San Francisco, 18 May 2015, The Collector's Cabinet; European Furniture and Decorative Arts, lot 1357. More recently a commode of this type sold Bonhams, New Bond Street, 16 October 2019, The Contents of a 19th Century Baltic Villa, lot 12.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: TPTP Lot will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 290
*PLEASE NOTE THE TOBACCO BOX SHOWN IN THE IMAGE IS WITHDRAWN FROM THIS LOT* A lot comprising a decorative giltwood wall hanging, a giltwood wall sconce, A brass lamp base modelled as a column, ceramic cherubs, a resin urn, a resin model of a girl etc Condition Report: Not available for this lot
Lot 131
A Georgian enamel memorial pendant, the pear-shaped pink and white enamel panel decorated with a pair of winged cherubs holding a laurel wreath above a funerary urn, with the initials SW, bordered by a white enamel Italian inscription 'la stima il rammarico el dolore sempre rinova nel mio cuore', translated as 'the esteem, the regret and the pain always renewed in my heart', glazed locket verso containing hairwork spray, bordered by a black enamel inscription 'in memory of the best parent and most valuable friend', gold mounted, length 2.7cmCondition report: Heavy wear and rubbing to enamel winger cherubs, causing losses to the detail. Scattered scuffs, scratches, chips and nicks throughout the enamel and mount to both sides, with some losses to the enamel. Dust and dirt residue to hair compartment, scuffs and nicks to glazed panel. The hinge is functioning and the pendant opens/closes tightly. Width 1.95cm. Metal standard is untested. Gross weight approx. 5.8gm.
Lot 692
A George III silver bottle coaster, the pierced sides with gadrooned border and applied swag and urn decoration, having turned hardwood base and shaped and pierced feet, London 1771, 12cm wide, and another, of plain dished form, London 1814, 14cm wide (maker's marks on both rubbed). (2)Condition report: Both good overall, though marks fairly worn. The plain one has a few minor dings and scratches.
Lot 753
A pair of George III Irish silver sauce tureens and covers, of twin handled classical urn form, having part fluted decoration on oval pedestal bases, by Thomas Jones, Dublin 1787 & 1788, crested, 25.5cm wide, 41.5oz overall. (2)Condition report: One lid is 1787, the other and both bases are 1788 - this lid doesn't fit well and may be from another when formerly there may have been more in the set. The lid is quite dented and mis-shapen to the edge, with a small area of damage near ladle recess, the other lid also has some dents and knocks. Marks reasonably clear.
Lot 773
A late 17th century German silver gilt cup and cover, the waisted main body and domed cover with lobed decoration, the cover with urn of flowers finial (detached, possibly associated), the stem with leaf and scroll support, on domed, lobed circular foot, Nuremberg town mark and maker's mark HB, 50cm high, 27oz.
Lot 674
A Georgian naval dirk, c 1810, blade 6" with traces of etched decoration for its entire length, gilt brass hilt, the guard embossed with radiating leaves, the pommel of inverted urn shape, ivory grip of rectangular section with chequered panels, fluted corners, and baluster sections top and bottom. GC, the gilt good (blade lightly worn) £150-200
Lot 46
A 19th century French Louis XVI style gilt-brass 8-day mantel clock, by Japy Freres, white enamel dial with blue painted Roman numeral hour markers, column pillar supports, inset blue porcelain panels and urn pediment, with movement striking on a bell, case height 33cm, not seen working, no pendulum or keyMovement - not seen workingDial - several large chips around keyholesGlass - light surface marksHands - goodCase - general wear to gilding particularly on high pointsNotes ? no key or pendulum
Lot 2
A large and impressive stone composition garden ovoid urn on wrought iron stand, standing over an estimated 8'8" tall and 5ft wide at the base. It will certainly make a statement your garden. This is located in a private garden within Downham Market, the buyer's will be responsible for removing the urn from the garden therefore, viewing and collection is strictly by appointment only you will need to consider lifting facilities.
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