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Lot 372
An 18th Century Dutch Style Walnut and Marquetry Inlaid Side Table, of serpentine shaped form, richly inlaid with an urn issuing flowers surrounded by acanthus leaves and birds, the carved board above a long frieze drawer stamped with the mark of The Guild of St Joseph, Amsterdam above a shaped apron with small drawer, on acanthus carved cabriole legs with ball and claw feet, 74cm by 40cm by 74cm
Lot 376
An Edwardian Mahogany and Satinwood Banded Four Door Breakfront Bookcase, early 20th century, the moulded arched pediment surmounted by an urn and trailing husks, the upper section with glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelves, the base with a pair of glazed doors enclosing two shelves, flanked by two frieze drawers and moulded cupboard doors, on a plinth base, 214cm by 54cm by 255cm
Lot 400
A Victorian Mahogany and Satinwood Banded Writing Desk, 3rd quarter 19th century, with pierced three-quarter gallery above a shelf with column supports, the base with three central drawers flanked by two cupboard doors inlaid with urn, a folding writing surface below enclosing a green baize interior, the long frieze drawer on square tapering legs decorated with flowerbells and terminating in spade feet, 68cm by 46cm by 119cm
Lot 285
A Victorian Ebonised Chiming Table Clock, circa 1880, arched pediment with urn shaped finials, fish scale side frets and carrying handles, scroll feet, 7-inch arch brass dial with a Roman and Arabic chapter ring, chime/silent selection in the arch, triple fusee movement with an anchor escapement and quarter chiming on a nest of eight bells and a further bell for the hours, movement backplate engraved with scroll decoration, 42.5cm high see illustration 11.06.21 Case with small dents and scratches, pediment with cracks, back door with chips, back door hinges are slightly loose, back door escutcheon is slightly loose, metal mounts are discoloured, dial is slightly discoloured, movement looks all complete, with pendulum.
Lot 294
A Mahogany Stick Barometer, signed R.Harper, Liverpool, circa 1840, swan neck pediment, concealed mercury tube with a single vernier scale silvered dial signed, thermometer box, urn cistern cover, 101cm high 10.06.21 Both sides of the wooden vernier dial surround is loose, bottom left hand corner of the vernier dial surround with a piece of veneer missing, mercury is visible in the main tube, and thermometer tube, vernier dial is discoloured in parts, case with small scratches and minor dents in parts.
Lot 101
A Royal Worcester Porcelain Vase and Cover, by Harry Davis, 1907, of urn shape, the scroll handles with mask terminals, painted with sheep in landscape within moulded and gilt borders, signed, printed mark in puce, 21cm high. Restoration to finial. Vase repaired where pedestal meets lower body. Some typical minor wear. Enamel in good condition.
Lot 91
A Staffordshire Pottery Miniature Dinner Service, possibly William Ridgeway, 1830-40, printed in underglaze blue with couples beside a classical urn, comprising: 1 Soup tureen, cover, stand and ladle 2 sauce tureens, covers and stands 1 vegetable tureen and cover 1 twin-handled rectangular dish 2 rectangular dishes 1 urn shaped vase 2 sauceboats 2 shell dishes 7 graduated rectangular platters, one with well and tree 5 soup plates 11 dinner plates 4 dessert plates 6 tea plates 1 circular platter See Milbourn (Maurice and Evelyn) Understanding Miniature British Pottery and Porcelain 1730 to present day, pg.112 for a discussion of this service
Lot 1049
LATE 19TH CENTURY BERLIN PORCELAIN VASE AND COVER, the domed cover with gilded fruit and foliate finial, the urn form pedestal vase with twin-reeded upright handles terminating in acanthus leaves, the body hand-painted with floral sprays, on a moulded stepped circular socle, printed and impressed mark to base, 44cm high
Lot 420
Grabau (J.F., binder).- Hanscom (Adelaide, photographer).- Omar Khayyám. The Rubáiyát..., translated by Edward Fizgerald, photogravure plates by Adelaide Hanscom and Blanche Cumming, all on thin tissue paper, colour-printed sheet of symbols, this copy illuminated in watercolours by Irene Stanley Martin for her brother Frederick Guile Stanley with decorative border to frontispiece, hand-coloured title and borders to text, also with illuminated presentation leaf, list of precious stones used in the binding & their meanings and fair copies of letters/verses from the contributors to the binder John F.Grabau bound in, bound in dark brown morocco elaborately tooled in gilt and set with 86 precious stones, by J.F.Grabau, upper cover with inset panel inlaid with tendrils of flowers and leaves in red, green and coral morocco all tooled in gilt and inset with gem stones around an oval recessed panel mounted with a gold urn inset with large stone, border ruled and tooled in gilt and inset with stones, lower cover with recessed panel inlaid with morocco flowers & leaves and tooled in gilt within similar border but without inset stones and central feature, spine titled in gilt with five raised bands with small gilt dots and compartments of gilt-tooled red morocco floral stem, green morocco doublures ruled and tooled in gilt with similar flowers to corners, signed "19 Grabau 27" at foot of front turn-in, crimson silk moiré flyleaves, t.e.g., others uncut, 4to (c.265 x 200mm.), New York, Dodge Publishing Company, [?1905].⁂ One of the first American literary works to be illustrated with fine art photographs. Adelaide Hanscom Leeson (1875-1931) set up a photographic studio in San Francisco in 1902 with Blanche Cumming, and in 1903 they began taking photographs to illustrate the Rubáiyát, using well-known California literary figures including Charles Keeler, Joaquin Miller, George Sterling, and George Wharton James as models. John Frederick Grabau (1878-1948) trained at Gies & Co. printers in Buffalo, NY, joined the Roycroft Bindery in 1902 and founded his own Derome bindery in Buffalo in 1905. A note at the beginning states,"These and the following Poems and Letters are copied from the Autographed volume owned by John F. and Minnie M.Grabau, and passed on to my friend Frederick G.Stanley who is much interested. March 1927. JF.Grabau, Buffalo, NY." These include pieces by Joaquin Miller, Adelaide Hanscom, Charles Keeler, George Sterling, and George Wharton James, with the latter's mounted cut-signature. The precious gemstones used are moss agate, cats-eye coral, bloodstone, turquoise, garnet, matrix, opal, amethyst sardonyx and pearl.
Lot 1408
Three late 18th - early 19th century gold-cased navette-shaped lockets, each with glazed locket compartments containing hair decoration, the first with ornate hair and 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 clasp fitting
Lot 112
HENRY ATKIN; a late Victorian hallmarked silver sugar box with hinged lid, set with a turned wooden urn finnial and with part gadrooned body, Sheffield hallmark but date letter obscured, width 10.75cm, approx 8.35ozt/259.7g.Additional InformationAs detailed, hallmarks are legible apart from the date letter which is obscured, some light surface scratches throughout, the lid locates well with just a tiny gap around, but basically in good order.
Lot 1664
ROYAL WORCESTER; a coloured blush ivory figure group representing a boy offering water to a seated maiden whilst holding a large urn, raised on a naturalistic plinth base, puce factory marks and numbered 813 to underside, height 17cm. Additional InformationMinor wear to gilding otherwise good condition.
Lot 1720
NORITAKE; a Japanese porcelain twin handled lidded urn featuring enamelled panels, jewelled and gilt decoration on white and bleu céleste grounds, mark to base, height 33.5cm.Additional InformationSpreading hairline crack to rim, blue residue to base of finial indicating that it has possibly been off and re-glued, some rubbing to decoration as well as discolouration to gilt, dirt and dust.
Lot 1723
A mixed lot of 19th century and later Continental and English ceramics and glassware to include a Bohemian glass scent bottle and stopper, with cobalt blue panelled detail, height 12cm, two Continental porcelain mantel clocks with floral encrusted detail, a Continental urn vase, mounted in stand with rams heads and hooves, height 17cm, a 19th century transfer printed mug 'Dr Franklin's Maxims', an Augustus Rex type coffee can and saucer, etc.Additional InformationThe trinket box and cover in the form of a piano is af, the legs have been broken off and crudely glued, the transfer printed mug is heavily crazed and a large chip to the base, the cobalt blue teacup with a slither chip to the inside of the rim, the sheep with a large chip to its ear, the urn with crazing and minor staining, its stand is af and has been broken off its base and crudely glued.
Lot 1738
BLOOR DERBY; a 19th century twin handled urn vase, the central panel painted with floral sprays inside gilt scrolling detail, height 23cm, and a Chamberlains Worcester pot pourri and cover, painted with roses inside gilt detail, height 10cm, diameter 12cm (2).Additional InformationThere is a fine star crack to the interior of the Bloor Derby vase, crazing, an area of restoration to the inside of the body of the Derby vase, there has possibly been a drill hole. Restoration to one of the points of the Chamberlains Worcester pot, wear to the gilding.
Lot 1787
A pair of 20th century Sèvres porcelain urn vases, with gilt metal mounts and floral decoration, painted marks to base, height 31cm, with a similar pair of brass mounted and porcelain candlesticks, height 23cm, and a pedestal dish, also two brass candlesticks (7).Additional InformationOne of the urn vases has damage to the cover. The same piece has a break to the pedestal which has been crudely glued back. Wear to the gilding throughout, scratches, scuffs and wear.
Lot 32
WILLIAM HUTTON & SONS LTD; a George V hallmarked silver tea canister of rounded rectangular form, with hinged lid centred with an urn finial, Sheffield 1916, width 19.25cm, approx. .7ozt/146.7g.Additional InformationMinor surface wear, some light scratches but free from any dents. Lid is closing well and hallmarks are clear.
Lot 1
HENRY CHAWNER; a large George III hallmarked silver twin handled tea urn and cover, the detachable cover with a cast finial, with beaded detail to the rims, the central oval cartouches with engraved initial 'G', raised on single column, terminating on a square plinth base with four floral cartouches and four ball feet, London 1817, height 53cm, approx weight 80ozt/2499.7g.Additional InformationThe tap has been broken off but is still present, tarnishing, minor denting, rubbing, the cover is slightly misshapen.
Lot 257
A continental silver standing cup and cover, marked with a French import mark, 1864-1893, matted decoration, tapering circular bowl embossed with an armorial, the stem with two mythical beast heads with snake like bodies, the cover with a scroll-mounted urn finial and an armorial, on a raised circular foot with an armorial, height 36cm, approx. weight 14.9oz. (2)
Lot 30
A mixed lot, comprising silver items, a Victorian cream and sugar bowl, a sugar caster, a pair of metalware lamps, unmarked, urn form, with ram's heads and ribbon-tied decoration, engraved with a crest, on raised circular bases, drilled for electricity, plus electroplated and old Sheffield plated items: a pair of Corinthian column candlesticks, adapted to table lamps, on raised square bases, a pair of wine coasters, a pair of sauce boats, a tray, a coffee pot, and a cocktail shaker, approx. weighable 11.5oz. (qty)
Lot 34
A mixed lot of Old Sheffield and electroplated items, comprising: a tea urn of vase form, on a shaped square base with medallions, a pair of rounded rectangular salvers, on fall ball feet, a pair of wine coasters, a salver, four pairs of candlesticks, a single candlestick, plus silver items: a photograph frame, London 1895, a salt cellar, London 1780, a toilet bottle, and a inkwell, the glass body a.f. (qty) Provenance: From the Collection of the late Mr Edward Croft-Murray CBE (1907-1980)
Lot 372
A George III silver mustard pot, by Hester Bateman, London 1789, circular form, pierced and engraved foliate and banded scroll decoration, scroll handle, domed hinged cover with an urn finial, beaded borders, on a circular foot, with a blue glass liner and a later spoon, London 1825, height 7cm, approx. weight 4oz. (2)
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