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Lot 732
O'Brian (Patrick). Post Captain, 1972; H.M.S. Surprise, 1973; The Letter of Marque, 1988; Clarissa Oakes, 1992, 1st editions, usual toning to Letter of Marque textblock, original cloth, dust jackets, slight fading to spines, minor stain at head of Letter of Marque spine, Clarissa Oakes signed by the author to title, together with five other 'Jack Aubrey' novels: The Wine-Dark Sea, 1993, The Commodore, 1994, The Yellow Admiral, 1997, The Hundred Days, 1998 and Blue at the Mizzen, 1999 (Qty: 9)The Post Captain jacket has been professionally restored.
Lot 101
A George III period hallmarked silver two-part wine funnel gadrooned edge, pierced bowl and with maker's mark CF, assayed London 1813 (12cm high) There do not appear to be any repairs, the condition is very good overall the only real concern is a very small “ding” (about the size of a small match head) to the side of the circular bowl. This is in good general overall original condition with no major problems noted and it is not thin, restored or repaired.
Lot 41
A good varied selection of drinking glasses (some engraved) including rummers and wines, one rummer engraved with a hare coursing scene, one rummer engraved with fruiting vine, monogrammed and with 'lemon-squeezer'-style base, two glasses with twist stems etc. (8) The largest rummer appears to be in good order generally except for some scratches to the underside of the foot. The rummer with the square lemon squeezer style base and foliate engraving has a few nibbles to the extremities of the square base but nothing drastic, there is also some scratching to the underside. On the very corner of the top of the square plinth style base there is a tiny chip on the edge. The other similar rummer engraved with a hare coursing scene appears to be in good general overall decorative order. The larger of the two 18th Century style wine glasses with the conical bowl has one quarter thumb nail sized chip to the underside of the foot and other smaller chips to the edge. The “smallest” glass/rummer appears in good reasonable order. The conical shaped flute with an engraving around the top appears in general good order. One further flute engraved with hops and leaves appears to be in good order and there is one further glass with what looks like a double spiral opaque twist stem appears to be in good general overall condition with no major problems noted.
Lot 50
Various cut glassware to include a heavy 19th century rummer, the border hand engraved in neo Classical style, a set of eight frosted and clear glass ice plates, a set of four salts of Campana form, one further boat-shaped salts and a large conical-shaped wine glass engraved with the royal cypher of Edward VIII dated 1937 (13), (some damage)
Lot 56
An 18th century style wine glass having a double spiral-twist stem and raised on circular folded foot (17cm high) This has come privately and has a folded foot and a rough pontil mark to the central underside. There are some bubbles present in the foot and the circular foot is not “uniform” although we do not think this indicates any grinding down of glass to the extremities. There is one area of the underside of the foot that has a slight “kink” although this is not necessarily indicative of restoration, the main double spiral stem appears in good order as does the inverted trumpet shaped bowl. The central section of the bowl (although viewable on the outside, prevalent on the insie) has a rising wrythen imperfection that manifests itself as a raised area to the middle although again in our opinion this is natural and not as a result of any problematical issues.
Lot 73
Silver to include a lady's Art Deco compact with mirror, vacant rectangular cartouche and engine-turned decoration, a late-19th century hallmarked silver vesta (Chester assay marks) monogrammed within cartouche and decorated with foliate-style decoration and two later hallmarked silver wine tickets 'Whisky' and 'Sherry' (4)
Lot 1001A
Silver plated wares to include teapot, flatware, pair of wine coasters etc.,PLEASE NOTE: THIS LOT CONTAINS OR IS MADE OF IVORY. Buyers must be aware that regulations of several countries, including USA, prohibit the import of ivory, or any goods containing ivory. Ewbank’s advise prospective purchasers who intend to ship this lot to another country that they must familiarise themselves with the relevant import/export regulations prior to bidding. They are responsible for their shipping arrangements and the onus is therefore on them to organise their own shipping..
Lot 1079
Victorian silver pair of wine coasters, by Joseph Angell I & Joseph Angell II, London, date letter indistinct, the borders with pierced scrolling vine leaves, with central crest engraved button plaques, 17 cm diam. (2) . Both with repairs to rims. One with split to same. Decoration worn. Other small splits and separation. Marks rubbed.
Lot 207
GEORGE III (1738-1820), KING OF ENGLAND, AND HIS CHILDREN, 14 ITEMS COMPRISINGGEORGE III, SIGNATURE ("GEORGE R.") CUT FROM VELLUM DOCUMENT, C. 18 X 19CMS. Frederick, Duke of York (1763-1827, 2nd son of George III, Commander in Chief of the Army), Autograph Letter Signed to Francis Dighton, clerk in the Commander in Chief's Office, Horse Guards, signed "Frederick", 16 Oct. 1819; Ernest Augustus, King of Hanover, 5th son of George III Brief A.N.S. on piece 7 x 10cm., with seal, & Envelope addressed to Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, and initialled, 10 x 13cm; Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex (1773-1843, 6th son of George III) Free front, 1837, addressed and signed ("Sussex") by him, 7 x 11cm.; & Autograph Letter Signed ("Augustus Frederick"), to my dear Miller, recommending an Irish salesman of Cask Wine, London, 7th the 24th 1805, 23 x 19cm.; Adolphus Frederick (1774-1850, 7th son of George III), Autograph letter signed to "My dear Lord", regarding Mr Deine's desire for a Commission in the Coldstreams Guards, Cambridge House, Jan 26 1840, 3pp., small split at fold; Prince William Frederick, Duke of Gloucester and Edinburgh, son-in-law of George III Address panel addressed to Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester, signed "William Frederick", 29 August 1824; Princess Mary, Duchess of Gloucester, daughter of George III Third Party letter, n.d. (c.1822), arranging a visit by Miss [Elizabeth] Fry, 1p; Princess Sophia (1777-1848, daughter of George III), envelope front 1842, addressed in her hand and signed with her florid initial; Princess Elizabeth, daughter of George III, married Frederick IV Landgrave of Hesse Homburg Envelope address by her, mounted on card; Augusta Sophia (1768-1840, daughter of George III) Autograph letter signed to "My dear Taylor", Jan. 1826 1830, cut close touching a few letters; George Duke of Cambridge, (grandson of George III), Autograph Letter Signed to John B. Heath, Director of the Bank of England, regarding promotion for one George Brown, St. James's Palace, Aug. 10 1859, 3pp.; George IV, King of England, (1738-1820) Autograph envelope (unsigned) as Prince Regent, addressed to the Earl of Bessborough (12)
Lot 236
RECIPE BOOK OF AMELIA HALLIBURTON RAEDATED 1821 76 manuscript pp., 190 x 122mm, including recipes for furniture polish, orange wine, Nottingham pudding, curry [with chicken], medicinal tea, tincture of rhubarb, carrot marmalade, Christmas pudding (dated 1869), mincemeat (dated 1867), and many others, several in a later 19th century hand, contemporary vellum with clasp, '1821' overwritten with blue biro on initial page
Lot 17
A James Powell and Sons Whitefriars glass service designed by Thomas G Jackson, after a design by Phillip Webb, dark green glass with swollen bowl on shouldered stem, comprising twelve red wine glass and twelve white wine glasses unsigned, 14.5cm. high (red), 12.5cm. high (white), 24) Literature Lesley Jackson, Whitefriars Glass the Art of James Powell & Sons, Richard Dennis, page 97 plate 5 for comparable examples illustrated. The John Scott Collection - James Powell & Sons Whitefriars Glass 1860-1960, The Fine Art Society, 2014, page 11 catalogue number 12 for a comparable form illustrated.
Lot 319
TWO SIMILAR MINTON EARTHENWARE POTTERY PLATES from the 'Proverb' service, the design attributed to A.W.N Pugin, the green transfer printed borders with the proverb 'Wine measurably drunk and in season brings gladness of the heart and cheerfulness of the mind' and 'better is a dinner of herbs where love is, than a stalled ox and hatred therewith'. Impressed Minton to the reverse with registration lozenge and no. 1. (2)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Fine crazing overall, both have small hair cracks and some discolouring.
Lot 246
A GEORGE III WINE GLASS, bell shaped bowl on a stem with clear spiral air twist, to a bulbous knop with air bubble inclusions, on a spreading foot, chipped, height 17.5cm, together with two other George III wine glasses, one with flared trumpet shaped bowl, the other with an elongated trumpet shaped bowl, both on stems with clear spiral air twists to a spreading foot, heights 16.8cm and 18.5cm, respectively (condition: bell shaped glass with a chip to the edge of the foot rim, the elongated trumpet glass with extensive scratching to the underside, all with slight faults to the glass, snapped pontils )
Lot 258
A COLLECTION OF 19TH/20TH CENTURY DRINKING GLASSES, to include Bristol blue rummers, amethyst plain and knopped stem wine glasses, yellow knopped stem wine glass, green rummer, yellow slice cut wine, cranberry and green with clear stems, amethyst tumbler and facet cut wine glass with polychrome decoration to the bowlcondition: The amethyst knopped stem glass has a small chip to the base, the two green with clear stem glasses each have a small chip to the rim, all have normal wear and tear to the bases
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