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Lot 678
A 19th century mahogany bowfront stick barometer by Gill & Co, the swanneck pediment above signed silvered register, bowfronted thermometer below, with urn shape cistern cover 100cm (39in) Provenance: T G Blackwell Collection, Langham Hall, Norfolk few chips and losses to some edge mouldings.
Lot 737
A small 19th century Dutch marquetry chest, with shaped outline top, inlaid with an urn and festoon of flowers, canted moulded sides, fitted four drawers, with brass handles, shaped apron, on bun feet 79 x 86 x 52cm (31 x 34 x 20in) Timber shrinkage to one end panel and the top with some veneer repairs, evidence of handle and escutcheon changes.
Lot 769
An 18th century carved limewood console, with veined white marble top, decorated with carved floral garlands, leaf carved bracket legs united by carved stretchers with floral urn boss 99 x 147 x 41cm (39 x 57 x 16in) The timber was probably painted or gilded and is not finished in any way. The marble is not cracked or repaired
Lot 320
A GEORGE III SHEFFIELD PLATE TEA URN AND COVE, BY BOULTON & FOTHERGILL, C1775 with ivory tap, 44cm h Illustrated: (with the design from a Soho pattern book) Crosskey, 2013, figs 291a & b. ++Of the fine quality associated with this eminent maker and in fine condition, with light wear only, the ivory tap handle possibly repaired and stuck fast in position. Complete, not restored or replated
Lot 321
A GEORGE III SHEFFIELD PLATE TEA URN AND COVER, C1765 ivory handles and pineapple knop, 48cm h, probably by Henry Tudor & Co A fluted but otherwise practically identical example is at Colonial Williamsburg and illustrated Crosskey, 2013, fig 288. ++In fine condition with light wear mainly to the engraving of the armorials, complete and undamaged
Lot 436
A good quality and attractive 19th Century French gilt metal and porcelain Clock Garniture, the elaborately decorated Clock, surmounted with floral painted porcelain urn, over a circular painted porcelain clock face, signed ?, and a further painted porcelain panel, on original giltwood stand, and with matching pair of Urns en suite. (3)
Lot 581
A small 19th Century Spode two handled Vase, a Wedgwood black basalt Urn and Cover; a small English porcelain Teapot & Cover, with painted portraits; a pair of small hand painted yellow ground Vases decorated with cupids; and an attractive small bulbous Vase with royal blue ground, serpent handles, and painted panel with flower and birds. (6)
Lot 522
BRADMAN DON: (1908-2001) Australian Cricketer. Signed 3.5 x 5 photograph of Bradman in a full length action pose with his cricket bat. Signed in bold black ink with his name alone across a largely clear area at the centre of the image. Together with a colour 4 x 6 postcard photograph of the famous Urn containing the ashes of a bail, with its embroidered velvet bag, as presented by the English cricket team to the Australians in 1882-83, issued for the Centenary of the Ashes 1882-1982, signed by Bradman in black ink with his name alone to a clear area at the base of the image. Also including a colour postcard photograph, the image being a panoramic view of Lord's cricket ground, signed by Bradman in blue ink with his name alone to the verso. Also signed by Doug Insole (1926- English Cricketer) in blue ink with his name alone to a clear area of the image. VG to EX, 3
Lot 521
BRADMAN DON: (1908-2001) Australian Cricketer. An interesting T.L.S., Don Bradman, one page, 8vo, n.p., 17th July 1985, to Mr. Haigh. Bradman states that he has been pleased to sign various items for his correspondent and continues 'With regard to the innings I played in Yorkshire, I enclose a list. (no longer present) I have included Scarborough where we played Festival Matches because I believe it to be within the County.' Bradman further remarks 'Whilst pleased to give you that information I'm afraid it would be better if I did not give you my views on Jardine. They are not so pleasant'. Together with a colour 4 x 6 postcard photograph of the famous Urn containing the ashes of a bail, with its embroidered velvet bag, as presented by the English cricket team to the Australians in 1882-83, issued for the Centenary of the Ashes 1882-1982, signed by Bradman in blue ink with his name alone to a clear area of the image. VG to EX, 2 Douglas Jardine (1900-1958) English Cricketer, Captain of the England team during the 1932-33 Ashes tour of Australia when England controversially employed 'Bodyline' tactics against the Australian batsmen, including Bradman.
Lot 297
A mid 20th century mahogany cased mantel clock, with 8 day movement, the brass face with applied spandrels, silvered chapter ring with black Roman numerals and Arabic second markers, with carry handle and four small urn finials to the domed top, raised on four small bun feet, bears engraved plaque, 17.5 by 11 by 24cm high.
Lot 77
A group of 19th century and later English and Continental porcelain, comprising a late 19th century Dresden inkstand with two lidded wells, painted with floral bouquets reserved against an apple green ground, printed monogram RK Dresden, 17 by 11 by 3cm, wells 4cm high, a late 19th century Augustus Rex figural twin salt cellar, 12.5cm, a 19th century vase of twin handled, campana urn form, decorated with applied floral sprays and gilt highlights, 16 by 18cm, seven 19th century Hammersley cups and nine matching saucers, a Royal Creamware pot pourri and pierced cover, 14cm, an Italian footed urn and cover, green against a white ground, 26cm, and an Amakusa ceramic tray, 20 by 16cm. (22)
Lot 315
A French alabaster mantel clock, late 19th century, gilt brass mounted with an urn finial, the twin train movement striking on a bell, stamped 'John Bennett, 64 & 65 Cheapside, London', '4', '8', 'Medallion d'Or' mark, and '930', raised on six lobed bun feet, on a separate giltwood base, and further oval ebonised base, with pendulum and two keys, 27 by 15 by 46cm.
Lot 385
A collection of silver plated items including tureen and cover, oval tray and wooden bread board, various oval and circular trays, small Victorian two handled urn, James Deakin & Sons, jug with crest, slender vase, glass holder, oval tureen and cover, three toast racks, small rectangular basket tray, Walker and Hall milk jug, sugar bowl and tray, Harrods oval tray, lettuce dish, asparagus tongs, knife rests, sugar sifter, and various plated and stainless steel flatware. (70)
Lot 308
A French gilt brass mantel clock, 19th century, with cast floral swags, stiff leaf, floral and foliate decoration, inset porcelain plaques decorated with pink ground and floral sprays and a cherub, urn surmount with twin goat mask handles, the twin train movement chiming n a bell, marked 'CMF' and '4.11', circular porcelain face with pink ground and floral decoration with gold Roman numerals and minute markers, with pendulum, 31 by 15 by 32.5cm high.
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