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Lot 24
A rectangular mirror with silver mounted corners, the silver by William Comyns, London 1902, embossed with cherubs and foliate scrolls, against a velvet covered frame, 21cm x 16.5cm, along with a silver cup, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1901, of pedestal, two handled form, engraved, 16.5cm high, weight 7oz (2)
Lot 4
A Victorian silver plated and gilt decorated presentation centrepiece, the clear rectangular cut glass bowl supported on four gilt spinx, on a cartouche-shaped base with palmette decoration to the sides, raised on four claw feet,39cm. wide, Presented to George Jameson by the Ceylon Turf Club for services as Honorary Secretary, dated 1888, maker Walker and Hall.
Lot 249
Walker (George) A New Treatise on Chess engraved frontispiece occasional foxing broken some leaves becoming loose lacking rear endpaper original boards paper label stained spine defective 1732 § Hutchinson (Horace G.) Golf fourth edition revised frontispiece and illustrations some foxing original cloth rubbed and frayed 1893 § Chalmers (Patrick R.) Forty Fine Ladies illustrations by Cecil Aldin original cloth dust-jacket rubbed loss to spine ends and corners 1929; and 4 others including a sixth edition of the second mentioned v.s. (7)(7)
Lot 580
DAME ETHEL WALKER, A.R.A., N.E.A.C. (British, 1861-1951) Portrait of The Honourable Reverend George Wingfield Bourke (1829-1903), son of the 5th Earl of Mayo, oils on canvas, 21 1/2" x 17 1/2" This is one of the earliest known paintings by Ethel Walker. An amateur dealer, Mr Heatherington, contacted Marian Kratochwil in 1962, and Kratochwil infomed Knight that he was selling this painting. Knight then duly bought the picture for the princely sum of £10 (asking price £12)
Lot 543
A pair of George V hallmarked silver candlesticks, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1921, height 10cm (engraved and one af), a pair of squat candlesticks by Napper & Davenport, Birmingham 1925, height 5cm, a vase by Saunders & Shepherd, Birmingham 1902, height 10.5cm and another vase, Birmingham 1974, height 17cm (6).
Lot 472
INDIAN MUTINY MEDAL, 1857-58, 2 clasps, Lucknow, Relief of Lucknow, (Hy. Walker, 53rd Regt) Confirmed on roll as Private Henry Walker. Two H. Walkers shown on Sutlej Medal and Punjab Medal rolls. Entitled to Sutlej Medal, 1845-46, 2 clasps Aliwal, Sobraon with either service no. 1522 or 2337. Entitled to Punjab Medal, 1848-49, 1 clasp, Goojerat with either service no. 1522 or 2337. Ex. 3rd Foot with service no. 1853.
Lot 842
A George V ogee sweetmeat `quaiche`, rolled rim above a shallow band of leafy guilloche, shaped scroll handles, circular foot, 17cm wide, W & F Rabone, Birmingham 1911; a Victorian bellied cream jug, of George II/III design, double scroll capped handle, wavy rim, shaped pad feet, 9cm high, James Deakin & Son, Sheffield 1895; a George V oval sweetmeat dish, beaded borders, pierced with a narrow band of lattice, spreading oval foot, 13cm wide, Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1913 (3), 11oz gross
Lot 1575
Derbyshire- an interesting country house album of topographical watercolours and sketches relating to Derbyshire and New Zealand, attributed to Theodore Octavius Hurt (1839 - 1932), inscribed `Louie & Norman/1866/AAC`, 19th century Theodore Octavius Hurt was born at Duffield on 20th October 1839, sixth of the eleven sons and four daughters of Francis Hurt (1803-1861) of Alderwasley Hall, Derbyshire and Cecilia Emely [sic], daughter of Richard Norman and Lady Elizabeth Manners, a daughter of the 4th Duke of Rutland. He grew up somewhat lame and lived as a remittance man, at first from 1861 in New Zealand, where he went in for sheep farming, but failing to make much of a success returned to Britain in 1872. On 12th August that year he married his cousin Louisa (Louie) Emma, daughter of his uncle James Norman. The couple never really settled anywhere, living in rented houses until in later life they acquired Holly Bank, Rochester with their daughter Elizabeth Edith, born in 1876. He was, despite his disability, a great walker and an inveterate sketcher and painter, and this album represents only a fraction of his output; other examples of his work survives within the family and made it possible to attribute the present album, which was bought by the present vendor`s family from Elizabeth Edith`s sale at Holly Bank (Bagshaw`s c. 1955). Louie died 17th February 1927, and Theodore Octavius himself died at Rocester on 6th November 1932. The inscription must refer to two of Theodore`s brothers, Louis (also presumably Louie). The 8th son, then 21 and later Professor of English at the University of Vienna, and Norman Anthony (1850-1893), the youngest and then 16, who was later commissioned into the 11th Regiment of Foot.
Lot 879A
Equestrian - a Victorian shaped rectangular partners` standish, central rectangular wafer box surmounted by a cast model of a horse, standing, loose ring lion mask handles to sides, flanked by a pair of square hobnail-cut clear glass wells, pointed knop finials, hinged covers, the stand wriggle-work engraved with a border of Vitruvian scrolls, anthemions to angles, hoof feet, 31cm wide, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1898
Lot 280
A matched set of four spirit labels Birmingham 1960 and Sheffield 1962; the gadrooned and shell borders with fine link suspension, inscribed for BURGUNDY, BORDEAUX, WHISKY and BRANDY; together with a domed oval label for YELLOW CHARTREUSE, by Walker & Hall Sheffield 1911 and an unmarked example pierced for WHISKEY (6)
Lot 504
A collection of small silver, comprising: a George III oval cream jug, maker`s mark rubbed, London 1810; a straight-tapered hotwater pot by Adie Bros, Birmingham 1926, presentation engraved; an Edwardian five bar toast rack by A. & J. Zimmerman, Birmingham 1907; a pair of vase shape pepperettes by Richard Comyns, London 1932; a matching drum mustard pot by Richard Comyns, London 1932; a hemispherical footed small bowl by Adie Bros, Birmingham 1929; a pierced jar sleeve and cover by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1907; and a silver coloured small dish, stamped `800`, chased with two heraldic lions rampant guardant, 930g (29.9 oz) gross
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