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Lot 356
A PAIR OF WILLIAM IV WINE LABELS with embossed vines and flowers and scroll title areas "PORT" & "MADEIRA", by Taylor & Perry, Birmingham 1833, an antique Bacchanalian wine label pierced "MADEIRA" (Sheffield hallmarked), four various engraved escutcheon wine labels and a rectangular "SHERRY" label; the latter 2" (5 cms) long; 2.8 oz (8)
Lot 36
A MIXED LOT:- An Edwardian mother of pearl-mounted folding fruit knife and "patent" orange peeler, Sheffield 1902, a mother of pearl-mounted folding fruit knife, a wine label, a napkin ring, a cocktail swizzle-stick, an Edwardian magnifying glass with folding handle, two antique and two modern caddy spoons and a pencil; the latter 4.75" (12 cms) long; 3.25 oz weighable silver (lot)
Lot 397
WINE LABELS:- A George III urn-shaped wine label with a foliate festoon and a tied ribbon surmount, titled "CLARET", by Hester Bateman, London c.1775 (maker's mark and lion passant only), together with a pair of Old Sheffield plated wine labels to match "SHERRY" and "PORT" and a set of three wine labels with fruiting vine borders "HOLLANDS", "BRANDY" & "WHISKEY", by Joseph Wilmore, Birmingham 1840/41; the Bateman label 1.75" (4.5 cms) long; 1.45 oz weighable silver (6)
Lot 443
A MIXED LOT:- A Victorian "RUM" wine label, a mounted steel penknife, a Victorian gilt-metal mounted green glass scent bottle / vinaigrette, a George IV "SHERRY" label, a pair of contemporary gaming dice by A.E. Jones, Birmingham 2001, a miniature figure of a pig, with his head in a bucket, a pair of Japanese "footwear" pepperettes, a sovereign case, Birmingham 1910 and a miniature nickel-plated "Hohner" mouth organ (boxed); the peppers 1.8" (4.6 cms) long; 4 oz weighable silver (11)
Lot 453
A MIXED LOT:- A late 19th century Japanese brass flintlock tinder striker netsuke with patinated leaves on the cover, an Irish wine funnel stand, a George III patch box, a Dutch snuff box, four various small "coin" boxes, two small brushes, three napkin rings (with dedications), a small heart-shaped frame, a patent bookmark by Asprey, a gilt-metal desk lighter in the form of a 12"/30 cms rule, by Dunhill, (cased) and a Chinese nickel and cloisonne enamelled opium pipe; the latter 11" (28 cms) high; 9.1 oz weighable silver (lot)
Lot 462
A GEORGE III SHALLOW CIRCULAR WINE COASTER with reeded borders and an inset, turned wooden base, crested, by Robert Hennell, London c.1786 (date letter rubbed), a late 18th century Dutch brass & copper tobacco box with engraving, inscribed and dated "1772" and George IV snuff box with a chased thumb piece and the reclining figure of Poseidon in low relief on the cover, by Charles Kelk, London 1826; the latter 3.1" (8 cms) long; 3.2 oz weighable silver (3)
Lot 515
A Chinese 'Hatcher Cargo' blue and white 'Dragon' wine cup, a similar miniature double gourd vase and one other: the first painted to the exterior with a scaly dragon chasing a flaming pearl, Transitional, mid 17th century, 4.5cm. high; the second painted with scrolling flowers and foliage either side of a diaper border, Transitional, mid 17th century, 6.5cm; and a miniature ovoid vase painted with a russet trellis design, two-character seal mark, 5cm [3].*Provenance. Christie's June 1984.*Notes The Hatcher Cargo, the first 'wreck cargo' to come onto the market, was retrieved in 1983 from the wreck of a Chinese junk, the Tek Sing, off Admiral Stellingwerf Reef near Indonesia in the South China seas. The Tek Sing sunk circa 1643-46.
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Lot 233
Four various 19th century wine glasses - (1) wine glass or dram glass with plain bucket bowl, height 10cm; (2) early 19th century wine glass with bell bowl and single blade knop to stem, 10cm; (3) plain stem with high ridge half way down the bell bowl, 11cm; (4) bell bowl with sixteen facets on the lower third beneath a border of slanted cuts, baluster stem with blade knop, 9cm
Lot 236
Six 19th century wine glasses - (1) pillar cut bucket bowl of eight facets with single blade knop to the stem, 9.7cm; (2) a slightly larger example, 10.6cm; (3) tapering baluster glass with eight facets extending down the stem, 11.4cm; (4) faceted bowl with single blade knop and stepped foot, 10.2cm; (5) faceted bell bowl with single ball knop, 10.9cm; (6) faceted bowl with baluster stem, 11cm
Lot 1063
A small collection of stoneware jars and flagons to include a 19th century salt glazed example with merchants mark Watts & Co, wine & spirit merchant, Bath, three wicker encased with printed merchants marks for Fuller & Hick, further wine & spirit merchant, Bath, doulton stoneware flask, etc (7) (AF)
Lot 1636
Walter Dendy Sadler, RBA, (British 1854-1923) - Set of three early 20th century coloured engravings of early 19th century style subjects of gentlemen drinking - Old and Crusted, Home Brewed and Over the Nuts and Wine, in oak mounts and frames with title plaques, 46 x 59cm approx max framed dimensions, together with a pair of similar framed prints of monks feasting and fishing, 19th century oil painting of a river scene with figures, signed L Wallace, 55 x 19cm, also together with an early 20th century gouache study of ducks and heron on a frozen pond, signed with initials G.W.Q. 28 x 54cm, all framed (7)
Lot 1268
A GEORGE II MAHOGANY CYLINDRICAL WINE COOLER/JARDINIERE, brass handle, pewter liner of a spindled tapering design, on a bulbous support, triple shaped legs and claw feet, diameter 34cm x height 54cmCondition Report Appears to be a replacement spindle and some break to one spindle, some veneer loss
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