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Lot 741
A set of three George III silver candlesticks, by Robert Jones & John Schofield, each of neo classical design with urn dish holders raised with garlands and upper bead banding, on square tapering supports headed by goats mask heads and set with bell flowers on a lower stem terminating in an inverted base raised with other orbs, urns and acanthus leaves, with canted corners, 32.5cm high, London 1776, (weighted), 135oz all in. (3, AF)
Lot 137
An early 19th century ebony strung mahogany bowfront stick barometer, the moulded top over a silvered scale and ivory adjusting knob, the ebonised cistern in the form of an urn flanked by ebony blind fluting, the scale inscribed Worthington, London, 96cm high *Nathanial Worthington (1790? - 1853) was apprenticed to Matthew Berge at 196 Piccadilly, and took over the business in partnership with James Allen in 1819. From 1835 Worthington had sole control until 1851.
Lot 748
An unusual Viennese silver gilt and enamel timepiece the lyre shaped case on a domed base enamelled 'en plein' with classical and allegorical scenes of figures in a landscape, with eagle and urn finials and lion mask and wreath side handles, original movement, circa 1890, 27cm, together with two similar porcelain tiles
Lot 41
A good pair of George III cast silver pillar candlesticks and pair of matching two light candelabra branches, the whole of Neo-classical form, fluted urn pattern sconces and fluted tapered columns, with reeded and bead pattern mounts to rim, the candlestick footrims with moulded bead and fluted ornament, candlestick and sconces 11.75ins high, candelabra branches 16.25ins high, by John Schofield, candlesticks London 1790 and branches London 1793 (gross weight 95ozs)
Lot 930
A 19th Century French gilt brass mounted green veined marble mantel clock by Japy Freres, retailed by P. Roussel, Paris, the 3.25ins diameter marble dial with applied gilt brass Roman numerals (three missing) to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, in ornate shaped green veined marble case with gilt brass oval urn and decorated with flowers and birds, the top with gilt brass bird and scroll mounts (some missing), on five bun feet, 18ins high (case somewhat damaged, lacking mounts and pendulum and generally in need of restoration)
Lot 33
A late Victorian Scottish silver spherical teapot with urn pattern finial, part reeded and fluted body, wooden C-scroll handle, on moulded footrim, 6.5ins high, matching two-handled sugar bowl, possibly by Mackay & Chisholm, Edinburgh 1883, and an Elizabeth II silver milk jug made to match by John Henry Odell, London 1975 (gross weight 45ozs)
Lot 90
A pair of Victorian silver circular salts with rope pattern rims, on hoof pattern feet, 2ins diameter x 1.25ins high, maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham 1876, an Edward VII silver urn pattern pepper pot, 4.25ins high, London 1904, a silver mustard pot, a selection of napkin rings, spoons, and other items, various (combined weight 15ozs)
Lot 915
An Italian gilt and blue painted electric standard lamp with urn pattern top, fluted column with leaf capped base, and on triangular base with scroll carvings and paw feet, 64ins high, and cream embroidered shade for same, and a similar carved wood electric table lamp, 32ins high and shade for same
Lot 927
A mid 19th Century French ormolu and porcelain mounted mantel clock by J.B.D., No. 2936 16, the 3.75ins diameter white enamelled dial with Roman numerals to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in ormolu and porcelain mounted case with slightly matted finish and oval two-handled urn to crest and the front inset with a porcelain panel below the dial and two curved porcelain panels to sides, decorated with cherubs and musical trophies within a pink and gilt border, the case with twin pineapple finials and bold leaf mounts, on four turned feet, 13.75ins high, and giltwood plinth for same
Lot 1052
A pair of 19th Century North Italian walnut square tray top occasional tables, the quarter veneered tops inlaid with central square marquetry panel depicting an urn, the borders and aprons inlaid with scroll work banding, each fitted one drawer, on slender square cabriole supports, 21ins wide x 20.5ins deep x 30ins high
Lot 168
A GEORGE III TEA URN with part fluting, on a waisted square base & ball feet with reeded supports on oviform body & domed cover, with drop-ring & lion mask handles, engraved back & front with a coat of arms, the interior with a lift-out tube (to take a hot iron), by Henry Chawner & John Emes, London 1797; 17.5" (44.5 cms) high; 121 oz
Lot 314
A GEORGE III IRISH SILVERGILT NEO-CLASSICAL EPERGNE on four legs with a cast apron of foliate festoons & tied ribbons interspersed with oval cartouches, each centred with an urn motif, the waisted & fluted centre section supporting a detachable basket aloft, fitted also with eight detachable arms supporting four small detachable pierced circular dishes and four small, detachable pierced boat-shaped dishes, maker's mark "MH" or "HW", Dublin c.1775 (no date letters); 23.7" (60 cms) wide, 15" (38 cms) high; 116 oz
Lot 234
Late Victorian silver hot water jug of classical baluster form, with wrythen chain and fluted decoration and band of scroll and floral chasing, ebony loop handle and hinged domed cover with urn finial on circular pedestal foot (Sheffield 1897), James Deakin & Sons. All at approximately 14ozs, 23.5cm overall height
Lot 1152
Ornate mid-19th century French gilt metal and porcelain mantel clock with urn surmount, pink porcelain dial and panels painted with flowers and birds, French eight day movement striking on bell on stand and with glass dome (cracked), the clock 34cm high. Key and pendulum present CONDITION REPORT Clock - left metal halberd ornament is detached. Cracks and slight associated loss to enamel dial, slight damage to outer edge of several of the cover enamel plaques. Flanking garnitures - one slightly mishapen towards uppermost sconce with some breaks and mishapen scrolled supports, slight wear to enamels, replacement to one foot. Other garniture in better order but also one foot terminal replaced, one finial above foot loose.
Lot 437
Early Victorian diamond and black enamel mourning ring with diamond set classical urn to the bezel and black enamel shank, inscription 'Died 3rd March 1842 Charlotte Summers in her 76th year'. Ring size L CONDITION REPORT Good original condition. The enamel to the bezel and the top half of the ring/shoulders is in very good condition. The enamel on the lower half of the shank is missing/worn away although the shank is in good order. The interior to the back of the bezel has solder and was possibly originally a glazed compartment. 4 grams
Lot 1144
18th century longcase clock with eight day movement, with eleven inch brass break arch dial with urn spandrels, matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, silvered chapter ring, break arch with dolphin spandrels and silvered disc, signed - Nat. Hedge, Colchester, in an associated bleached mahogany case with domed door, hood with brass-capped Corinthian columns and domed top (pendulum, weights and key present), 215cm overall height
Lot 280
A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH GILT METAL MANTLE CLOCK, the case with floral swag mounted urn finial over a drum movement with further swags and scroll supports on a shaped platform base, inset with an oval porcelain panel depicting a head and shoulders portrait of a young woman and on a velvet topped gilt wood platform stand, the enamelled dial with Roman numerals signed 'Miroy Fres, Paris', the movement with count wheel hour strike on a bell, the lower stand approximately 33cm wide and all standing 35cm high
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