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Lot 12
A William IV gold intaglio seal, c.1830-1840,with a cushion-shaped amethyst, intaglio engraved with a coat of arms, probably relating to the Ledred (of Somerset) family, the tablet rub set to a chased and gadroon dome back with a scrolling urn and chased bale, with polished bead, seal tested as approximately 15ct gold. 28mm long,together with a Georgian gold intaglio engraved seal, c.1970,a cushion-shaped cornelian tablet bearing the crest and garter motto for the family, a coronet with a diagonally reeded mount, open scrolling sea scroll back, with diagonally reeded bale with polished bead top, seal tested as 9ct gold, 24mm long,a gold cased memorial locket, dated 1849, anda gold cased watch key,all suspended on a cased gold split ring, c.1830,split ring tested as 18ct gold
Lot 14
A Georgian gold intaglio carved hardstone seal, c.1790, with a circular cornelian tablet bearing the arms for Ledred (of Somerset) rub set to a ridged frame, an open sea scroll ridged back with a wide bale with polished bead, tested as approximately 9ct gold, 31mm long, base 25mm, 14.01g,together with a Georgian gold intaglio carved hardstone seal c.1810-1820, with a cushion-shaped cornelian tablet bearing the arms, possibly a variant of Ledred, rub set to a gadroon, dome back with urn top with incised bale, with a polished bead. Tested as approximately 15ct gold. 29mm long, base 19 x 16mm, 10.69g (2)
Lot 161
An Asian carved aquamarine pendant/brooch, c.1950,with a pair of carved and incised aquamarine leaves, claw set to hand engraved gold leaf-shaped backplates. A carved aquamarine urn suspended between, with a 'V' shaped ridged bale and pierced detachable bow brooch. Pendant marked 14K. Dimensions 71 x 31mm, 21.15g
Lot 163
A tutti-frutti giardinetti brooch, with assorted oval mixed cut rubies, sapphires and emeralds, all four claw set in yellow collets. Silver leaf sprays between, set with old cushion-shaped and circular eight cut diamonds, with a triangular diamond, claw set at the top. A circular cabochon ruby, rub set at the bottom of the spray to a moulded green glass urn, with a graduated baguette cut diamond plinth, all rub set in platinum. Tested as approximately 18ct gold, platinum and sterling silver. Marked Or 750, Ag 925. 42 x 42mm, 13.96g
Lot 1004
A pair of George III style satinwood and polychrome painted half-round commodes, late 19th Century, in the manner of Wright & Mansfield, with tulipwood crossbanding and burr walnut borders, each decorated with floral swags, ribbon-ties and trophies above a frieze of laurel meanders flanking a central panel with Classical urn and acanthus scrolls, the door medallions depicting courting couples, the sides with oval roundels of flowers in vases, all with wheat sheaf borders, set on tapering square gated legs, 121cm x 48cm x 98cm /Note: This pair of commodes has been on loan to Hanbury Hall, Worcestershire (National Trust) since 1993 /Provenance: Essex Leila Hilary French and thence by descent. Essex French (1907-1996) she was included in Cecil Beaton's 'Book of Beauty' (1933) as one of the French sisters and later became Viscountess Monsell of Evesham, /see illustration Condition Report: Noticeable but not severe ring stains to both tops other stains and scratches acceptable with age, cupboard door panes both with craquelure but side panels fine, small piece of moulding missing to the base of one cabinet scratches and stains throughout acceptable with age, slight scuffing to feet.
Lot 111
A Pair of George III Silver Candlesticks, Nathaniel Smith & Co, Sheffield 1800, with urn shaped nozzles and tapering stems, wrythen fluted decoration and gadroon borders, detachable sconces (one a Victorian replacement), filled; and A Pair of Associated Old Sheffield Plate Three Light Candelabra Branches, 53cm high (4) Marks with some expected wear but generally clear to base rim. Detachable sconces marked, the replacement Robert Hennell, London 1842. This example with large knock to rim. The candlesticks with some general knocks and wear. Branches stand mostly straight and level, one or two sitting slightly off the horizontal.
Lot 426
An Ormolu Striking Mantel Clock, retailed by Howell & James, Paris, circa 1890, surmounted by an urn finial and decorated with swag flowers, rams heads and cherubs playing musical instruments, light green porcelain panels painted with flowers, 3-1/2-inch dial with gold coloured Roman numerals, twin barrel movement striking on a bell, movement backplate stamped Japy Freres and with the retailers signature, numbered 248, raised upon a gilt wooden base, 44cm high, see illustration 17.10.18, Ormolu surfaces are faded and slightly discoloured, central porcelain panel beneath the dial with one minor hairline crack, dial with minor chips around both winding holes, movement in going order and striking, with original pendulum with bob numbered 248, wooden base with chips and with scratches and the gilt surfaces are rubbed.
Lot 457
Hereke Silk Prayer Rug North West Anatolia, circa 1970 The crimson field with an urn issuing flowers flanked by birds beneath a hanging lamp, the lemon upper spandrels with Cypress trees flanked by borders of birds and floral vines, 152cm by 100cmFringes and ends and selvedges all in good condition. Pile full.
Lot 476
Rare Kashan Silk Souf Rug of Prayer Format Central Iran, circa 1920 The flat woven metal thread ground centred by an urn issuing flowers flanked by birds and animals beneath a triple column enclosed by floral serrated leafy vine borders flanked by triple guard stripes, 200cm by 125cm See illustration The Property of a Lady Provenance: By repute from a Royal collection. Bought shortly after WWII and thence by descentBoth ends missing some fringe. Kilims complete. Corners good. Selvedges original. Pile good. Some rucking and minor wear to field area adjacent to borders due to uneven tension.
Lot 519
A Mahogany, Satinwood and Marquetry Inlaid Foldover Card Table, of serpentine shaped form, the top inlaid with flowerbells and patera, the hinged leaf enclosing a modern green baize lined interior, the bowfront frieze centred by an urn, on square tapering legs with spade feet (retipped), the back leg sliding with a drawer, 92cm by 47cm by 79cm
Lot 500
Two earthenware chargers decorated in an Iznik design in cobalt, turquoise and russet palette within blue lined rims 28cm diameter, with a Delft style charger decorated with an urn of flowers in cobalt within a straw lined rim 38cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: Iznik 1 (with central medallion)- 2 chips to the rim, 2 small nibbles, crazed throughout Iznik 2 (all-over floral/foliate design) - large chip to the rim, 2 small nibbles, some crazing throughout. Delft - nibbles and chips to the rim.
Lot 138
R Lalique, France - A Versailles shape Medici urn vase, of bell-shaped krater form, decorated with a frosted band of fruiting and flowering branches beneath an everted gadroobned rim, on a stem decorated with stiff leaves with square plinth foot, engraved Lalique, France script mark, 35cm high approx
Lot 869
A 19th century patinated bronze twin handled urn, the gadrooned, everted rim over a body of compressed globular form with twin upswept handles, both sides with classical mask and twin rampant lion decoration, on a pedestal foot with egg and dart border, on a square plinth base with ogee feet, 10½in. (26.5cm.) wide between handles, 9¼in. (23.5cm.) high.* Condition: No noticeable damage, the only imperfection being a deposit of limescale over the inner metal lining of the piece. Good patina.
Lot 9
A pair of English porcelain candlesticks, possibly Derby, early 19th century, in the rococo style, the petalled urn sconces on triple scroll columns, to a rococo style foliate and rocaille base, painted turquoise and gilt with floral sprays, 6in. (15.2cm.) high; together with an English porcelain pot pourri basket with floral bocage and ribbon surmount, 4¾in. (12.2cm.) high, losses. (3)* Condition: - Candlesticks: Very good with no damage.- Basket: Losses to ribbon surmount (pieces are inside the basket). Minor losses to bocage.
Lot 879
An 18th or 19th century Middle Eastern Persian copper and brass Dallah coffee pot, with flared cylindrical body, tapered spout, doomed cover with spire finial and toothed thumb piece, 12in. (30.5cm.) high, together with a Tibetan copper and mixed metal prayer wheel and a small copper and white metal urn shape container. (3)
Lot 782
A William IV walnut pole screen, the gilt brass pole with foliate urn finial, on a turned barleytwist column and gadrooned mount to tripod cabriole legs with bead bosses and pad feet, the moulded walnut screen with foliate carved angles, enclosing the original silkwork picture of a beauty in a garden, 53¼in. (135cm.) high.
Lot 801
A Continental gilt copper box, late 18th / early 19th century, oval form, the cover depicting a Nereid on a sea bull within ribbon scroll border, the sides with figural scenes including Bacchus, 3¼ x 2 5/8in. (8.25 x 6.7cm.); together with a bronze miniature covered urn, with mid-brown patination and eagle surmount, 5in. (12.7cm.) high. (2)* Condition: - Box: Some wear to gilt throughout, most notably to cover, showing copper beneath. Small indent to top edge of box and probable rectangular soldered repair to underside.- Urn: Good condition. Probably originally on a marble or similar base, as there are threaded holes to each corner of pedestal.
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