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Lot 316
A late 19th century French champleve enamel, ormolu and green onyx three piece clock garniture: With Arabic numerals, eight day movement and mercury pendulum, the case flanked by pillars with urn finial, two-branch candelabra with scrolling acanthus arms, clock - H 33.5cm CONDITION REPORT: candlesticks in good original condition no damage, restoration or losses. clock in good working order no damage losses or restoration.
Lot 270
CHINESE MID GREEN CARVED JADE, URN SHAPED, LIDDED VASE overall with grey and black flecks, the cover with relief carved flower head and the vase flanked by bull rushes, carved birds and flower heads on a naturalistic base. 21cm high. Lined, fitted box with silver inlaid hardwood stand. * CONDITION REPORT: Some discolouring, minor wear and tiny frits in places.
Lot 2
LATE 19TH CENTURY EGYPTIAN STYLE BLACK SLATE AND MARBLE ARCHITECTURAL CLOCK GARNITURE, the clock with applied gilt metal Sphynx and scrolled pediment, gilded face with Roman numerals, on a platform base. Two train, French brass drum movement strikes on one bell. Together with two urn shaped, metal mounted supporters with gilt metal sarcophagus mounts on platform bases. Clock is 45cm approx. (3) * CONDITION REPORT: Rather dusty and grubby, no obvious damage noted, request detailed condition report.
Lot 532
ANSONIA FOUR GLASS ONYX MANTEL CLOCK signed two train movement striking on a gong, the 10cm enamel dial with Roman numerals, recessed inner dial with visible escapement, mercury pendulum, housed in a bevelled four glass and onyx case with gilt metal mounts and classical urn finial, 41cm high
Lot 558
NINETEENTH CENTURY FRENCH ORMOLU CLOCK GARNITURE the unsigned two train movement striking on a bell, the painted porcelain dial with Roman numerals and two front winding holes, over a signed Limoges porcelain panel painted with two figures in a garden setting, with urn finial, 41cm high; with a pair of matching urn-shaped side ornaments, 32cm high (3)
Lot 729
A composite sword, straight SE blade 31½”, with back fuller, infantry officer’s gilt 1796 pattern hilt with double shell guard, facetted knucklebow, octagonal urn pommel, simulated wirebound grip (quillon missing). GC, the hilt retaining approx 85% original gilt (small rust patches to blade)
Lot 829
An early 19th century courtsword, hollow triangular section blade 30”, etched with trophies in scrolled panels, darkened steel hilt with large turn down shell guard, vestigial pas d’ane rings, knucklebow and quillon, slender urn pommel, swollen grip, decorated overall with lined panels and bands interspersed with indentations, in centre section only of leather scabbard. GC
Lot 830
A 19th century courtsword, plain hollow triangular section blade 27½”, black painted hilt, ovoid guard with pierced stylized foliate border, vestigial pas d’ane rings, flattened paddle crossguard, facetted grip and urn pommel, with some studded and indented patterns, in its vellum scabbard with black painted mounts and 2 rings. GC
Lot 831
An early 19th century courtsword, slightly hollow triangular section blade 30½”, nicely etched with a vine amid scrolled foliate panels, polished steel facetted and studded hilt with pierced ovoid guard, vestigial pas d’ane rings, knucklebow and quillon, urn shaped pommel and swollen grip, in its steel mounted black PL (cracked and repaired) scabbard with 2 rings. GC Plate 8
Lot 659
A nineteenth century Anglo Indian coromandel fitted sewing box. With penwork ivory inlay to the inner cover depicting an urn overflowing with flowers. Having lift out super structure panelled with tortoiseshell and ivory, 45.5cm wide. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Large crack across the cover. Two strips of ebony moulding missing from the inner cover. No key. Other splits and handles lacking to the inside. Some of the cover supports loose or lacking. The rectangular void above the fitted tray suggests that there was once another tray.
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