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Lot 418
Ten 19th century and later ceramic figurines and figure groups to include a pedestal urn on stand depicting Neptune, height 23cm, Art Nouveau style bowl with figural detail, etc (10) (part af).Additional InformationChipping, losses and breaks throughout, generally very used condition, extensive wear, one of the bowls with large areas of cracks and damage. The Neptune bowl has been restored and broken off its base with lots of damage including losses to the arms and wings. Please refer to additional images for further information.
Lot 449
WEDGWOOD; a 20th century green jasperware twin handled lidded pedestal urn, decorated with figures in a landscape setting, pressed marks to base, height 31cm.Additional InformationGeneral wear, good overall condition, the base is slightly loose from the main body but will just require tightening. For postage of this lot we suggest MailBoxes Etc.
Lot 455
NORITAKE; a pair of twin handled hand painted lidded urn vases painted with landscape scenes and floral decoration, height 23cm, and a Minton's twin handled hand painted vase, painted with floral sprays inside a gilt border, height 22cm (3).Additional InformationThe Minton's vase has had a clean break across the base and glued back, general wear to each, rubbing to gilding, one of the Noritake covers has had the finger broken off and glued back.
Lot 550
Three silver plated ice buckets including a Reed & Barton twin handled example with banded Greek key decoration, height 22cm, and two urn shaped examples with cast decoration.Additional InformationOne of the urns is heavily tarnished and loss of plate at the top of the rim, body and foot, the other urn example is worn in places with the base metal nickel showing through. The Reed & Barton example has heavy losses to the plate with marks, scratches and dents throughout.
Lot 634
A late 19th century French inlaid kingwood veneered and gilt metal mounted eight day mantel clock with urn surmount above white enamel dial set with Roman numerals within a stepped case, the movement by Japy Freres and No.32, height 32cm.Additional InformationOverall in good order, no damage to dial, the case is also in good order just minor surface wear and a few of the parts are loose. Overall an attractive piece - no guarantee of working order. There is a pendulum.
Lot 78
A late 19th/early 20th century French carved agate circular bowl with inverted rim, diameter 18.8cm, and a turned lace agate lidded urn, height 13.5cm (lid af), both on Chinese hardwood stands (2).Additional InformationThe urn lid has a large chip, both with some scratches, stands generally worn.
Lot 890
A 19th century copper and brass samovarOf oval urn shape, the lid surmounted by a Spinx, on a molded base, raised on four squat bun feet, together with a brass and copper post horn in wicker carrying case, 36cm wide, 33cm deep, 44cm high (14in wide, 12 1/2in deep, 17in high) the horn 107cm long (42in long)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 803
A Pavia maiolica moulded dishEarly 18th CenturyMoulded and painted in dark manganese and green with four cherubs with a goat, and another in the distance reclining on an upturned urn, the rim with alternating cherubs and shells surmounted by masks and flanked by cornucopiae, the reverse with dark manganese flourishes, 33.1cm acrossFootnotes:Provenance:John Philip Kassebaum Collection, by 1981; Thence by descentLiterature:Antiques Magazine, February 1967 (illustrated on the cover);The John Philip Kassebaum Collection (1981), no. 95This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 993
A 20th century satinwood, crossbanded and painted Sheraton revival style cabinetThe shaped top above pair of cupboard doors decorated with urn and foliate flowers, raised on turned legs, 100cm wide, 44cm deep, 84cm high (39in wide, 17in deep, 33in high). For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 193
Enamel, diamond and hairwork mourning ring, circa 1789The applied blue enamel funerary urn accented by rose-cut diamonds on a ground of plaited hair, gold closed back setting, reverse engraved, Sr Thos/ Hallifax/ Knt & Aldm/ Obt 7 Feby/ 1789/ Aet 66, ring size approx. L½Footnotes:The son of a Barnsley clockmaker, Sir Thomas Hallifax (1722–1789) was an English banker and politician who co-founded Vere, Glyn & Hallifax Bank, later Glyn, Mills, Hallifax & Co., a past constituent of the Royal Bank of Scotland. He was knighted in 1773 and elected Lord Mayor of London in 1776. His first wife, Penelope died within a year of their marriage. His second wife, Margaret passed away shortly after the birth of their second son. Sir Thomas died suddenly in the apartment above the bank having been unwell for the preceding four days. In 1796, at the age of 21, Sir Thomas' and Lady Margaret's first-born son, Thomas, became a partner at Glyn, Mills, Hallifax & Co. remaining there until his death in 1850.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 198
Four enamel mourning rings, circa 1795-17971st: The applied black enamel urn accented by cushion-shaped and rose-cut diamonds, to a white enamel ground within black and white enamel borders in a gold closed back setting, the reverse engraved, Francis/ Russell Esqr/ Obt 1 Sepr 1795/ AEt 55, 2nd: The applied black enamel urn to a cream enamel ground within black and cream enamel borders in a gold closed back setting, the reverse engraved, George Torvers/ obt 18 Jany 1795/ AEt 50, 3rd: The applied white enamel urn inscribed with initials, EH over a black enamel ground in a gold closed back setting, the reverse engraved with initials, JR, 4th: The applied white enamel urn to a black enamel ground in a gold closed back setting, the black enamel band inscribed, MARTHA SKYNNER OB: 4 DEC 1797 AET 55, between white enamel borders, ring sizes: 1st approx. N, 2nd approx. T (leading edge), 3rd approx. Q½, 4th approx. T (4)Footnotes:Francis Russell (1740-1795) of Beech Hill Park, London, was an English lawyer, official and author.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 88
An Edwardian silver two handled small tureen and cover, gilt lined, the body with fluted sections beneath a band of engraved stylised foliage with gadroon border, the cover with similar fluting, with central acanthus rosette with urn shaped finial, by Skinner & Co, London 1906, weight approx. 12.7oz, height approx. 8cm, diameter approx. 18.5cm, Condition report: Good- marks crisp, no visible sign of repair, slight bend to finial lid
Lot 97
A Cut-Steel Hilted Small-Sword Circa 1800With bright tapering blade of hollow triangular section etched and gilt over half its length on both sides with foliage and a trophy against a blued ground, bright steel hilt with pierced upturned oval shell-guard, flat spatulate quillons, urn-shaped pommel and grip all set with multi-faceted beadwork, and knuckle-guard of bright links with tassel of multi-faceted beads, in its vellum-covered scabbard with steel mounts, and complete with its bright steel suspension chain and belt-clip, the latter en suite with the hilt, the hilt and scabbard mounts in fine condition under surface patination 80.5 cm. blade Footnotes:ProvenanceSold in these Rooms, Fine Antique Arms and Armour..., 29 July 2004, lot 333For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 210
A French 32-Bore Percussion Officer's PistolBy Dabadie A Paris, Early 19th CenturyConverted from flintlock, with swamped part octagonal sighted barrel browned beneath and with gilt band at the muzzle and back of the breech, the latter stamped beneath with maker's mark 'D.B' in a wreath, plain tang, signed flat bevelled lock, figured full stock, butt with unusually chequered panel along each side and with ovoidal pommel, the latter with bevelled steel cap, steel spur trigger-guard with long urn-shaped finial, turned ramrod-pipes, adjustable set-trigger, and original ramrod with steel-capped horn tip 22 cm. barrelFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 299
A 25-Bore Percussion Duelling Pistol By H.W. Mortimer, London, Gun Maker to His Majesty, Late 18th CenturyConverted from flintlock, with octagonal sighted barrel retaining some browning along the bottom flats and signed along the top flat, silver fore-sight, foliate engraved tang with back-sight and involving a basket of flowers and a Britannia shield, flat bevelled detented lock signed within an oval and decorated with a martial trophy on the stepped tail, safety-catch, figured full stock (old split in the ramrod-channel, minor old bruising) with chequered rounded butt, the pommel carved as a scallop shell, steel trigger-guard retaining some blueing on the inside, decorated with a martial trophy on the border engraved bow and with flaming urn-shaped finial, turned ramrod-pipes, set trigger, and later wooden ramrod (tip missing, steel parts with some rust patination), London proof marks 23.5 cm. barrel For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 106
After Franz Bergman (Austrian 1861-1936)Pair of Woodcocks cold painted bronze by Karl Fuhrmann & Co,naturalistically painted, the first stamped 'B' within an urn, 'Austria', and 'KF', the second 'Austria', and 'KF', (possibly indistinctly stamped 'B') 5.5cm wide, 16cm deep, 14cm high (2in wide, 6in deep, 5 1/2in high) (2)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 1216
A collection of five swords, comprising: an 18th century small sword, hollow triangular-section blade 27 in., etched decoration to the forte, relief decorated gilt bronze hilt; a British 1798 pattern infantry officer's sword, spadroon type blade 32 in. and retaining traces of gilt decoration, regulation hilt with folding inner guard, the urn pommel with acanthus decoration, silver wire bound grip; a Victorian court sword, slender lenticular-section blade 32 in. with etched decoration, gilt brass hilt with Queen's crown in relief to the flattened shell guard, gilt brass mounted leather scabbard; a Prussian infantry officer's sword; and another German military dress sword. [5]
Lot 288
A Chelsea Derby five-piece garniture, circa 1775, probably decorated by Richard Askew and Zachariah Boreman, one side painted with panels of Classical figures, the reverse with rural landscape scenes, the central urn 29.5cm tall/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: Central urn vase: figure titled 'History'. Lacking cover. The base is cracked and with significant losses to gilding.Pair of ewers: One painted with Omphale- the handle broken and glued with minor associated losses. Small rim chip.One painted and titled 'Herakles'- small rim chip.Two vases- Lacking covers. One painted and titled 'Prudence'- no damage. Sanding to neck.One painted and titled 'Virtue'- firing crack to body (disguised by painting) and flaw to side of handle. Crack and chip to bead further up handle. Crack through stem and minor associated losses. All mask handles with rubbing to gilding.
Lot 310
Two Meissen figures, circa 1860, she holding basket of flowers and standing by an urn, he leaning on a tree stump, a sheep at his feet and a carrier pigeon in his hands, each on circular base with gilt edge, blue cross swords mark, incised marks F73 and C68, 19cm high CONDITION REPORT: Male figure- left foot broken off. Tiny flat chip to corner of coat. Sheep's ear restored. Index finger restored on one hand.Her - Tiny chips to roses. Item in left hand broken away and missing. Slight losses to 'lace work of bodice' and 'hems'. Firing cracks visible to reverse of plinth and under hem of dress.
Lot 272
A pair of bronze table lamps,19th century, after Claude Michel, called 'Clodion', each of urn form with twin zoomorphic handles above a continuous relief cast body decorated with cavorting putti, raised on a circular base and an octagonal socle,41cm high (2)Condition report: Constructed in sections. One comes apart easily, the other is more stiff. Some wear and rubbing to raised areas. General surface wear and scratches. Chips and scratches to slate bases.
Lot 337
A pair of painted and gilt gesso wall appliqués,by John Johnson (1732-1814), late 18th century, in the manner of Robert Adam, each surmounted by anthemia and a classical urn over a moulded boss within trailing husks, supporting three scrolled arms and sconces over slender scrolls, a flower head and husks,84cm high (2)Provenance: The pavilion at Bradwell Lodge was built on the site of an earlier house by Henry Bate Dudley, a landowner and Member of Parliament, whose earlier career included a spell in Newgate Prison for libelling the Duke of Richmond; he may also have been involved in smuggling. The house is remote, near the Essex coast beyond Chelmsford, and is designed with a convenient all-seeing glass belvedere on the roof overlooking vast tracts of the flat Essex coastal plain.Architect, John Johnson, designed the elegant new pavilion and interiors very much in the style of Robert Adam and James Wyatt.In 1938 th,e house was purchased by Tom Driberg, the son of a retired Colonial official and public schoolboy, who, it is alleged, was a communist, devout Anglo-Catholic, KGB agent, M15 informant and homosexual. He received a substantial cheque from Guy Burgess in Moscow to tackle dry rot.Following Driberg's ownership and that of a group of left-wing Turkish dissidents, architect Quinlan Terry was called upon to mastermind its elegant restoration.Condition report: Splits and cracks to gesso as to be expected, gilding a little rubbed.Please view additional images
Lot 401
A French kingwood and parquetry bibliothèque,late 19th century, the breakfront with a swept frieze over three bevelled glazed panels and sides, a central door, wavy cube parquetry and inlaid floral panels on splayed bracket feet, the whole with ormolu mounts including female head corners, a central urn and flowers, and ornate foliate feet,166cm wide43cm deep180cm highCondition report: Two glass shelves.No key.Bronze mount to one side of top requires tacking down.
Lot 834
A rare jewellery box by Haardt et Davos,c.1900, in the form of a Louis XVI-style miniature étagère table, the hinged lid inset with a watercolour indistinctly signed, the interior stamped 'Haardt et Davos' on cast gilt-bronze supports linked by an ornate stretcher centred by a lidded urn,18.5cm wide12cm deep21cm highCondition report: No obvious major faults.
Lot 87
A large giltwood and gesso four-light girandole wall mirror19th century, having an urn crest and foliate swag decoration around an oval bevelled plate, the four sconces on scrolling arms supported by a caryatid figure,47cm wide28cm deep107cm highFrom The Principal Contents of an East Anglian Estate.Condition report: one girandole with restorations to the gesso, red boulle showing through in places, evidence of regilding that makes alterations or repairs hard to spot, appears largely free from damage in good cosmetic order
Lot 2029
A pair of weathered composition stone planters in the form of coopered half barrels, together with a further willow stone planter with foliate relief band, a small weathered natural stone urn (lacks base), a small sphere pier cap, an old iron work boot scraper set within a stone block, various terracotta and other planters including one in the form of a shallow lattice work basket, another with combed bark detail, stoneware flagon with impressed merchants marks W Rogers, Grocer, Late Vigor & Co, Wotton-under-Edge
Lot 2433
A good quality contemporary three seat sofa and matching armchair in the traditional Howard style with green ground cut floral moquet and classical urn upholstered finish and loose seat cushions raised on turned bobbin forelegs with polished brass castors (believed to be Duresta lansdowne range)
Lot 472
A PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY COALPORT TWIN HANDLED URNS AND COVERS WITH HAND PAINTED PANELS OF MAIDENS, SIGNED BY J KEELING, titled 'Sunny Climes' and 'The Fair Musician', blue and pale yellow ground with raised gilt decoration, conical and scrolled finials above circular covers, one finial chipped and with glued repair between finial and cover, the urns with lion mask scroll handles and four scrolled and lion paw feet, the reverse side of the urns with raised gilt floral and musical motifs, 'Sunny Chimes' urn has extensive vertical crack measuring approximately 15cm in length and hairlines on opposite side, and crazed in the base, green factory marks and gilt titles 'Tiffany & Co, New York' retailers mark, numbered 'V7021 4th 200', height 42cm (2)
Lot 484
A GROUP OF CERAMICS to include Royal Albert 'Old Country Roses' teawares, six saucers (one cracked), six side plates, three bowls, three cups (all cracked), two Royal Albert teapots (damaged), Royal Doulton Grecian water jug (chip to rim), Toby jug, Goss urn, Coaching Day beaker, three plates, Roman style oil lamps etc
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