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Click here to subscribeA Royal Crown Derby model of a peacock on an urn with encrusted flowers to a gilt decorated base, signed GN Bailey and J Gould, height 25cm. CONDITION REPORT: The crown has been broken and reglued, some minor losses to the paint work, otherwise appears good with no further obvious faults, damage or restoration.
A 1796 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the 82cm diamond section steel blade engraved with the Royal Coat of Arms and inscribed FOR MY COUNTRY & KING to each side, the gilt brass stirrup hilt with hinged double shell guard, leather covered grip and panelled urn pommel, lacks scabbard; a Georgian Small Sword, with 57cm fullered triangular section steel blade, the brass stirrup hilt with double shell guard, finger rings, silver wire bound grip and ovoid pommel, lacks scabbard (2) 1 - Blade tip ground, black patching to surface. Hilt bears traces of gilding, later grip. 2 - Hilt bears traces of gilding. Lacks scabbard. Blade has tiny nibble chips along the raised back edge.
A 1796 Pattern Heavy Cavalry Officer's Dress Sword, the 77cm double edge steel blade with a narrow fuller running from the hilt for 21cm to each side, the brass stirrup hilt bearing traces of original gilding, with boat shell guard intersected by straight crossguard, copper wire bound grip and ovoid urn finial, lacks scabbardBlack patching to blade surface, lacks scabbard
A late 19th century Derby porcelain two-handled campana urn with gilt highlighted decoration and central panel of magenta coloured fruit, on circular foot, a 19th century Coalbrookdale? porcelain vase, a Hadley's porcelain pot pourri decorated with panels of flowers (a/f) and a small Limoges two-handled urn
A tall narrow pine open bookcase, fitted adjustable shelves, 18" wide, a pine writing desk, fitted two frieze drawers and two shelf bookcase over, 30" wide, and a 19th century mahogany framed toilet mirror with brass urn finials, 17" wide, and a similar smaller toilet mirror, on turned standards
an early 19th Century keywound open face pocket watch by Wm Clarke, Dublin no.1770, having cream enamel dial with subsidiary seconds, decoratively engraved backplate with makers name and number and pierced and engraved cock with mask, urn and scrolling foliate detail, verge escapement with fusee, cylindrical pillars and in silver plated case also numbered as the movement, dial 47mm diam ++hands missing, faint hairlines to dial, movement works freely
A George III keywound openfaced pocket watch by Chas Kirby, London no.21527 having white enamel dial, engraved back plate with makers name and number, pierced and engraved cock worked with urn and flower heads, plain balance wheel, verge escapement with chain fusee cylindrical pillars and in silver plated case, dial 45mm diam ++dial with damage
A LATE 19TH CENTURY WHITE MARBLE AND GILT METAL CLOCK GARNITURE, the clock with urn finial and bow above a circular enamel dial with Arabic numerals and floral swags, bell strike, flanked by pineapple topped columns, on a rectangular base with beaded mounts and on four turned feet, the twin branch garnitures on single columns, clock height 38cm, with pendulum and key (3)
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY PINCHBACK FRAMED OVAL PENDANT, containing a depiction of a classical lady standing by an urn, the reverse with a lock of hair and initials 'TC'; together with a silver and yellow metal vesta case; a small cased pendant compass; and a white metal trinket case, embossed with cherubs in a woodland. (4)
Pair of Victorian pink glass lustres with prismatic drops and a similar vase and cover (3) CONDITION REPORT the pair of vases are both in good condition. No damage other than a few manufacturing blemishes. Two prismatic drops are missing and two further drops are detached. One drop is odd. The urn and cover - lid is ok but the urn is chipped and cracked
A French variegated marble and gilt metal mounted clock garniture, the eight-day bell striking movement stamped H Paris and serial numbered 3258 8 6 to the back plate, the white enamel Roman numeral dial with painted festoons between the numerals and with Arabic numeral quarters to the outside track behind a convex glazed bezel, the case of Portico form with urn finial and gilt metal festoons, 46cm high, the garniture of two conforming urns each 30cm high, together with a pair of pink porcelain and gilt metal mounted Sevres style candlesticks , each 16cm high
An English porcelain campagna urn, circa 1820, painted with two classical scenes reserved on a gilt ground, and with two lion mask handles, the urn 21cm high, drilled and later adapted for electricity and mounted on a black plinth base, 37cm high including fitment, together with an English porcelain two-handled 'Rococo revival' vase painted with a landscape and roses, 30cm high, fitted for electricity as a lamp, and Chinese yellow glazed Buddhistic lion, 32cm high, fitted as a lamp (3)
A Brass twin branch table oil lamp, possibly North American, third quarter 19th century, the urn form reservoir and the two burners on horizontal arms issuing from a spherical moulding, height adjustable on the vertical shaft, with twin moulded green glass shades above the circular foot, approx. 60cm high, 61cm wide
An unusual rapier, 84.5cm triple fullered flattened diamond section blade pierced with interspaced holes in the central fuller, three-bar part basket hilt, the knuckle plate border engraved, pierced with a Moorish style lattice and bearing a central oval border with a cross centred, this whole panel shrouded with a foliate wreath, the looping thumb ring decorated to match, spherical urn form pommel, spirally fluted wire bound grip with Turk's heads. Possibly Italian and with Papal influences.
A 1796 Pattern Infantry Officer's sword, 81cm blade decorated with scrolling foliage and a stand of arms, highlighted in gilt and on a blued ground, some bright patches, regulation gilt hilt with D-shaped knuckle guard and folding sideguard, urn-shaped pommel, simulated silver wire bound grip, contained in its copper gilt mounted leather scabbard. The hilt retains most of its original gilt with losses to edges, blade blue is dull and with patination thought with a few bright spots.
Three Victorian embossed and chased silver open salts on ball feet, with glass liners, Birmingham 1890 to/w a pair of urn-shaped pepperettes, Nathan & Hayes, Birmingham 1891, a pair of electroplated snuffers and a Danish design electroplated freeform bowl set with 1960 commemorative 5 kroner (box)
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