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Lot 104
An antique late 19th Century German Silver ice bucket / wine cooler stamped 800 of tapering cylindrical form with acanthus decoration at the base and a bound reeded border at the rim, chased with neoclassical style depictions of two ladies in profile within borders of garlands and swags. with gryphon's heads handles. Height 22cm / 8.5". Silver weight 1168g / 37.6 troy oz.
Lot 111
An antique 17th Century Swiss Parcel gilt Silver wine cup / goblet maker's mark LK or LR under a crown, probably from provincial French speaking Switzerland circa 1650-1680, with later French control mark c1870. In the form of a chalice, the hexagonal bowl with rounded base and chased decoration, on a stem with foliate scroll decoration, atop a domed circular base. Height 19cm / 7.5". Silver weight 155g / 5 troy oz.
Lot 4047
Wine - Advertising - Louis Larmat (French, early 20th century), by and after, a pair, Atlas de la France Vinicole L. Larmant, Bouchard Ainé & Fils, Maison Fondée En 1750, Négociants A Beaune (Cote d'Or), Les vins de Bourgogne, La Cote de Nuits and La Cote de Beaune, Paris 1942, wine region charts, with vineyard vignettes, 116cm x 38cm
Lot 3183
A pair of late 19th century L. Lumley & Co Ltd pottery wine cellar bin labels, Port and Claret, 14cm wide, printed marks; another similar, by Farrow & Jackson of London & Paris, Champagne; etc (4) Condition Report: Crazing, light pitting and light wear to each. Claret with an overglazed chip but displaying well overall. Inscriptions to verso.
Lot 1212
A Royal Crown Derby Olde Avesbury dinner plate, similar smaller, seconds; an Aynsley Wild Tudor pattern vase, another smaller; a Murano glass novelty fish; an Art Deco green frosted glass table centre; a brass carriage clock; a set of four Royal Doulton wine glasses; a pair of frosted glass candlesticks; etc
Lot 1000
1737 September 3 entire from Fulham to 'The Rt. Hon'ble the Earl of Northampton (Lord Compton) at Castle Ashby, Northampton-Shire', endorsed 'By Ashby Bagg', reverse bears Westminster Government Penny Post mark and Bishop Mark for 3/SE, the letter is from Lord Compton's wine merchant Nicholas Guillibeau, fine and scarce
Lot 214
A George III mahogany and patinated metal mounted oval wine cooler, circa 1775, with gadroon carved rim and outset terminals hung with laurel cast patinated metal mounts above patera motifs, above square section fluted tapering legs terminating in brass caps and casters, 54cm high, 71cm wide, 54cm deep The decorative motifs used in the design of this wine cooler, including the use of husks, fluting and the type of patera are all characteristic features used by the well known cabinet makers Mayhew and Ince. A wine cooler of very closely related design but white painted and with ormolu mounts throughout, was offered by Ronald Phillips . The mounts on the example at Ronald Phillips were said to be attributable to Diedrich Anderson who supplied high quality mounts to Mayhew and Ince. The mounts used for the current example being offered are not gilded but are cast with the same motifs and to very similar proportions. Please note revised estimates are £2000 - £3000
Lot 24
A George III brass bound mahogany oval wine cooler , circa 1780, with metal liner, of coopered form, on outswept square tapering legs, brass caps and casters, 53cm high, 65cm wide, 45cm deepPlease note: The provenance for this lot should read ‘Property from the estate of Philippa Bradstock of Longbottom House, Biddesden
Lot 419
A Chinese cloisonne ritual wine vessel, Jue, 18th/19th Century, the cylindrical belly raised on three dragon-head legs and decorated around the body with leafy lotus scrolls, the rim with a band of ruyi heads, one side with a gilt dragon handle, the lip typically flaring at one end and with a long curving spout between two upright posts, 11.5cm high.
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