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Lot 260
A PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY CAST SILVER CANDLESTICKS marked with a lion passant on each nozzle, the removeable nozzles with beaded rims above urn shaped sconces, each baluster stem decorated with acanthus leaves below gadrooned knops, all raised on square bases with fluted, beaded and acanthus leaf borders, both engraved with a crest. (2) 27.2cm high, 21.7 troy ounces grossIn good condition with wear commensurate with age and use. Hallmarks erased.
Lot 364
A GEORGE III SILVER TEA CADDY mark of Benjamin Mountigue overstriking, London 1780, oval, the flat hinged cover with urn-form finial, engraved with floral swags between scroll borders, the front engraved with initials within an oval cartouche. 11cm high, 12cm wide, 12.6 troy ouncesThe marks on the underside are clear. Dent to the edge of the base. The pinned finial is a little loose. Some bruises and surface wear. The hinge is in good condition, and the cover closes neatly. Lacking lock and key.
Lot 432
A GEORGE I BRITANNIA STANDARD SILVER COFFEE POT by Richard Bayley, London 1719, of tapering octagonal form, the conforming hinged domed cover with urn-form finial, fruitwood scroll-form handle pinned into sockets opposed by a faceted scroll-form spout. 23cm high, 20.4 troy ounces A little rubbing to the marks but legible. The hinge is in good order, and the cover closes well. The cover with the lion's head erased. Possible erasure to one side. Stands upright. In generally good condition commensurate with age.
Lot 1002
A continental walnut, mahogany and marquetry secretaire abattant, early 19th century, the dentil cornice over a pair of frieze drawers and a fall front centred with an inlaid boxwood urn, opening to a compartmented interior, above a further long drawer and a pair of cupboard doors inlaid with conch shells, upon ogee bracket feet, 147cm H x 94cm W x 43cm D Please note this lot is offered for sale in accordance with the Ivory Act 2018, Trevanion Auctioneers & Valuers LLP have applied for an exemption licence for the ivory in this lotRef: 6BZRYQS8
Lot 16
A pair of Edwardian silver candlesticks, Fordham and Faulkner, Sheffield 1904, the urn shaped sconces leading to tapered fluted stem and spreading circular base (weighted) 21cm high (one lacking removeable drip pan) with a Victorian silver candlestick, Thomas Bradbury, London 1896, upon stepped square base with canted corners, 17cm high (3)Provenance: Wykey House
Lot 761
A Chinese rosewood and variegated marble jardinière/urn stand, late 19th/early 20th century, the square top insert with a shaped rouge marble plaque, enclosed by inlaid mother of pearl foliate detail extending to the openwork interlaced frieze, upon legs of square section culminating in carved scroll feet, and united by an under tier, 81cm H x 46cm SqCondition reportVery minor surface scratches and wear to the marble, small chip to the border of the under tier, stand appears firm with little or no play in the joints, general wear commensurate with age and use
Lot 830
An Adam style cast iron fire basket, the architectural shaped back panel, over a pair of brass urn finials and a straight rail front, applied with brass embellishments, upon fluted tapering front legs of square section, 64cm H x 57cm W Finial height 56cm, 57cm W, internal W 46cm33cm D internal D 28cm
Lot 309
A Royal Doulton two handled porcelain urn, with gilt decoration, on a cobalt blue ground, printed mark in green to underside, also with registration number and C7659, 14cm high, a Royal Doulton Persian ware jar and cover (AF), and four Royal Doulton transfer printed items, decorated with parrots on branches. (6)
Lot 476
Two early 19th century fob seals, for the Wray family, the first gilt example inset with carnelian and engraved with an achievement of arms, the second gold mounted, of urn shape, with chased acorn border, the chalcedony engraved with crest of an ostrich, with motto ‘Et juste et vray’ (Both just and true), together with a gilt metal small fob seal, modelled as a bird, the onyx plaque engraved with an ear and eye with indistinct motto, lengths 27, 35 and 22mm. (3) £200-£300 --- Provenance: The first two seals bear the crest and arms for the WRAY family, of Glentworth and Kelfield, Lincolnshire. See: Fairbairn’s Book of Crests, 1905 ed. plate 64, crest No 3. Condition Report First seal: soldered repair to one ‘foot’; chip to top corner, just touching the engraving. Weight 20.5 Second seal: good condition. Third seal: fine scratches to the hardstone surface.
Lot 8
An Early Chinese Porcelain Blue and White Fishbowl Planter Decorated In the Round with Servant Attendants Carrying Precious Pot/Urn with Birds in Blossoming Branches Having Floral Ruyi Band, Greek Key Trim and Prunus Rim, 25cm High and 40cm Diameter. Condition: Not perfect order with substantial restoration etc
Lot 1009
Oak-cased 30-hour longcase clock, the square glazed hood with stepped pediment topped with wrythen urn finials flanked by moulded columns, 11.25" brass dial with arched calendar aperture marked 'Stockford, Thame' (missing hands), 220cm Condition ReportSurface scratches, scuffs and knocks to the case, areas of fading/discolouration, splits to base, area of loss to top back of case. Dial with surface marks, hands detached but present, dial not attached to movement. General wear and tear.
Lot 113
20th century Indian gilt metal-mounted mould blown glass urn and domed cover with pinecone finial, mould blown with gadroons, on knopped gilt-metal stem and square-section base, 46.5cm high and two 20th century Bohemian orange flashed gilt metal-mounted cylindrical boxes and hinged covers, engraved with leafy flowerheads and circles, raised on gilt metal paw feet, in sizes, largest 19.5cm high
Lot 350
Silver-plated samovar/tea urn in the 18th century-style, in the shape of a barrel, on stepped square base, circular pad feet, a silver-plated tray with foliate borders and handles, engraved base, a plated Vodka wine label, a Sheffield James Dixon & Sons tea service comprising teapot and cream jug, a small gravy boat, a large ladle and a carriage clock labelled 'JS Guernsey' (8)
Lot 131
A large hexagonal shape lidded porcelain vase / pot in Japanese Carraresi design. This sizeable vase is well decorated with a group of figures to sides including geishas, as well as garden / tree design and gold pinstriping to edges, all on a white background, and various character marks to back and base. Lid has decoration around it and gold pinstriping details. Measures approximately 47cm x 26cm.Comes along with a Japanese Satsuma Moriage Meiji Celestial Immortals / Scholars pottery vase / urn. Comes in predominantly gold and black, hand decorated in enamels and tube lining, with traditional figures in relief to vase. Signature and Made in Japan to base. Measures approximately 31cm high x 20cm diameter.
Lot 268
A Silver plated Duplex oil lamp by Miller & Sons of Piccadilly, London complete with original chimney and white glass shade. Features a square base and urn / trophy shaped body beneath the galleried mechanism containing the double wick ' Hinks Duplex ' system. Measures approximately 57cm to top of chimney.
Lot 185
A large stoneware urn,19th century, in the manner of Moustiers, attributed to Samson, set to the sides throughout with spiralling handles, painted with cartouches to each side, each with scenes of bathing figures, surrounded by rich foliate decoration, the lid set with a lion finial, with an indistinct mark to the base, 45cm wide29cm deep60cm highCondition ReportWith some chips to the foot. With a noticeable crack to the foot. With crazing throughout the vase and over. One handle with a chip. With general dust and wear throughout.
Lot 139
Ruskin - A matt blue glazed large urn vase with cover, on circular base with thin stem to centre. The detachable cover having pointed finial to top. Marked Ruskin, England, 1924 to underneath. Approx. 32cm high (with cover on), x 19.5cm wide. Further Details: The vase bowl having many broken and re-glued parts (visible glue to both interior and exterior). Otherwise the rest of vase and the cover have general wear and in good condition.
Lot 327
FIVE BOXES OF CERAMICS AND GLASSWARE, to include a Jasba Keramic West German 137/25, a cream Beswick 1630 urn, Wedgwood Blue Jasperware trinket dishes, Hammersley and Aynsley pin dishes, a boxed set of six cups and six saucers in white and cobalt blue border, a boxed Western Glass Works Ltd. Silver Jubilee glass tankard, a set of six Smirnoff Vodka glasses, a Royal Doulton 'Norfolk' pattern dish, a white lustre rose bowl and fish shaped vase, an Aynsley 'Just Orchids' pattern vase, two Middle Eastern patterned wall plaques, a hand painted plate marked E.H.W 1885 on the back, etc. (soda) (5 boxes + loose)
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