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A George III silver pair cased "Doctor's" verge pocket watch by James Jones of London, No. 14863, the cream enamel dial with small inner dial with Roman numerals and with gold hands and gold sweep seconds hand, the outer dial with Arabic numerals divided into 1/4 of a second, to the verge escapement with fusee and stop lever on contrate wheel, Tompion type index with silver regulating dial with Arabic numerals, secured in subsidiary plate finely engraved with a hand and leaf scroll ornament, finely pierced and engraved cock decorated wtih an urn motif and plain cylindrical pillars, contained in plain silver case, 60mm diameter (gross weight 135 grammes), hallmarked London 1799 and with case maker's mark "W.L." (possibly William Linsey, 2 Bridgewater Gardens, London) Note: Several makers of the same name were about this date, but probably James Jones 1795-1815, of 65 Banner Street, Bunhill Row, London, is most likely Provenance: The John Moon Collection of Pocket Watches
An Atkins Patent safety water filter, the stoneware vessel with relief moulded decoration, the lid a/f, height approximately 70 cm, together with a large ceramic 'pure butter' stand from 'The International Tea Co's Stores' (2)Please see the additional images. Dish: 36 cm diameter, 5 cm height. Couple of small chips around the rim and base, areas of crazing to the glaze. Hairline crack along the lower edge. No impressed marks to base. Urn is badly broken and repaired with hairline cracks. Several large chips to the edges and decoration. Height 66 cm diameter 34 cm. Both would benefit from a clean. SAS provides a postage service at competitive prices however quotes are not possible prior to an auction.
An Edwardian silver plated Rococo style mantle clock, white enamel and moulded silver plated dial with Roman numerals, the ornately cast case having pierced fretwork, lions and scrolling embellishments, with urn finials, the front bearing a plaque bearing the words 'Presented to Bro. W. Vomles P.G.' dated 'February 18th 1908', Japy Freres movement no.1240, height 56 cm
ANNOUNCE ONE URN HAS BEEN BROKENAn attractive hand painted bowl with swags of flowers and paper label bearing the caption "from the Fry collection of Bristol china", from its inception in 1765 the Bristol china company made porcelain from Cornish raw materials, together with a Doccia of Italy lidded twin handled bowl, with four campania style urn shaped footed vases with hand painted floral decoration and Berlin scroll footed pepper pot (7) the Bristol china bowl has been restored
A 19th Century Dutch walnut and marquetry semi-circular commode, the top inlaid with an urn of flowers, birds, trailing leaf and floral ornament within brass edging, fitted one narrow frieze drawer above cupboards enclosed by a pair of tambour doors, each inlaid with an urn of flowers, trailing leaf and floral ornament, above fretted apron, on three square tapered legs, 31ins wide x 17ins deep x 30ins high
A late Victorian Chippendale style mahogany serving table, with pedestal cupboards, each mounted an urn shaped knife box, over frieze drawers and cupboard doors, the serving table with two frieze drawers and blind fret carved squared legs, table W.4ft 6in. D.2ft 2in. H.3ft; cupboards W.1ft 9in. D.2ft 2in. H.6ft
A Louis XVI style white marble and gilt-bronze garniture de cheminee, the portico-style clock with drum movement, painted enamel Arabic dial and urn surmount, the pair of candelabra of urn form with twin acanthus-wrapped branches on tapered pedestals and square plinth bases, H 26cm W 17.5cm (clock)
A cast bronze decorative piece in the style of an Eastern baluster shaped Urn with verdigris colour and having abstract decoration, the neck with oriental characters, the two handles representing stylised serpents, no both is or has been present, 14 1/8'' tall, 8'' max diameter, 7'' min diameter
Bartolome Esteban Murillo (Spanish, 1617-1682). "Priest with an Urn". Black and brown chalk heightened with white. c1660s?. Annotated "Murillo" in pencil upper left, not in the artist's hand. Thick grey laid watermarked paper. Good to very good condition; creasing inherent in the paper; minor foxing. Provenance: Private collection, Seattle, Washington. Image size: 16 1/8 x 10 in. (410 x 254 mm). Murillo was a Baroque painter best known for his religious works. He also produced a considerable number of paintings of contemporary women and children. [24545-3-4000]
A George III gold oval mourning pendant, painted in sepia with a sorrowful figure before an urn on plinth, inscribed 'Wm FREKE ESQ REST IN PEACE OB.18.NOV.1782' applied with hair, pearls and bright-cut engraved gold, the slightly curved construction with tongue and box clasps at either end and mounted with a pendant loop, approx 3cm wide x 4.8cm over loop, total gross weight approx 18.1gms, unmarked yellow metal tests as approx 15ct, with the clasps testing as approx 9ct goldCondition: good overall, wear and tear only
CHARLES BOYTON AND SON LTD. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TWO-HANDLED SOUP TUREEN of classical Adam boat form, raised on beaded pedestal, the cover with urn knop, London 1905, bears presentation engraved inscription "A token of remembrance from Sir George Ber kley KCMG to Major F.W. Seafields Grant, October 1905", weight 1408g
A late 18th century oval sepia mourning miniature, painted with a grieving family beside an urn initialled 'M.I', upon a tomb inscribed 'OF SUCH IS THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN OB 4 MAY 1785 Æ 2 YEARS 16 WEEKS', under a willow tree with cherub, in a gilt and ebonised rectangular frame, approx 14.5cm x 17cm
A gold navette shaped mourning ring, the ivory panel painted depicting a weeping female under a willow tree beside an urn on plinth initialled IH/JH, size L½, approx. 6.3gms, unmarked yellow metal tests as approx 9ct, possibly a later ring setting Condition: signs of glue underneath, wear and tear commensurate with age
A late 18th century yellow gold, enamel and diamond navette shape mourning memorial ring, the central urn on plinth set with rose-cut diamonds and black enamel with gold initial B, on a white enamelled ground within black border, gold beaded edge, inscribed to verso 'John Brett Esqr, ob 18 April 1785, ÆT 72, bright-cut engraved shoulders, size K, total gross weight approx. 8.7gms, unmarked yellow metal test as 18ctCondition: good, no obvious signs of damage or repair, wear and tear commensurate with age
An 18th century gold framed circular mourning pendant, painted with a classical female beside an urn on plinth, angel and willow tree, set with mother of pearl, seed pearls and gold wirework, inscribed 'AFFECTION WEEPS THO HEAVEN REJOICES', the reverse set with hair, applied with seed pearl initials 'MC', approx 5cm diam, unmarked yellow metal test as approx 9ct goldCondition: pierced hole to bottom of frame, minor losses of seed pearls, hairline crack to left bottom corner near plinth, minor nibbles to glass
A George III gold and enamel mourning ring, black and white enamel depicting an urn on plinth set with a plait of hair under glaze, under a willow tree, within a border of white enamel, inscribed to verso 'G.S Bailey obt 15 Nov 1805 Æ 29, size O, approx 3.1gms, unmarked yellow metal tests as approx 9ct goldCondition: shank split where it has previously been resized and soldered, some loss to white enamel, general wear and tear
An 18th century yellow gold, enamel and diamond oval memorial ring, the central urn set with rose-cut diamonds and blue and white enamel, mounted on blue enamel, scrolling openwork shoulders, size S½, approx. 10gms, stamped 18ctCondition: loss of one diamond, crack to one of the white enamel panels, nibbles to blue enamel, no obvious signs of repair, wear and tear only
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