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Lot 52
Studio Pottery - Welsh studio pottery cheese and wine set comprising cheese dome (stamped 'Gwynedd'), six goblets, and two other goblets impressed with John & Anne Davies' cipher (Gwnyedd Pottery) Condition Report One of the goblets from the set of six has had restoration to its footClick here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 61
Waitrose Fine Wine Case: 1. Chateau Musar, 2008, Red wine of Lebanon Bekaa Valley; 2. Oyster Bay, 2014 Merlot, Hawkes Bay Region, New Zealand; 3. The Ned, 2015 Pinot Grigio, Marisco Vineyards, New Zealand; 4. Jackson Estate, 2014 Stich Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough New Zealand; 5. Pouilly - Fume, 2014, Pouilly-sur-Loire, France; 6. Arc du Rhone, 2014 Chateauneuf du Pape, The Rhone France.
Lot 312
MATCHED PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER WINE COASTERS one maker William Plummer, London 1768, the other maker Robert Hennell I, London 1777, with pierced sides and c-scroll embossed bases, each engraved with a heraldic horses head, approximately 419g (silver mounted wooden bases), each 12.5cm in diameter
Lot 546
LATE VICTORIAN SILVER TRINKET BOX maker's mark partially rubbed, likely William Comyns & Sons Ltd, London 1890, of rectangular form, gadrooned and embossed with beaded detail, approximately 158g, 12.5cm long; together with a modern silver wine coaster, maker P H Vogel & Co, Birmingham 1969, 10.5cm in diameter (2)
Lot 310
RARE SET OF FOUR SCOTTISH GEORGE IV SILVER ENTREÉ DISHES AND COVERS maker J W Howden & Co, Edinburgh 1820, of rectangular form, double domed lids with cabbage finials, both dishes and covers engraved with coat of arms and motto 'At spes non fracta (But hope is not broken)', each pair of dishes and covers numbered '1-4', approximately 8764g gross, each dish 30cm long Note: McTear's are grateful to the The Royal College of Arms for informing us that these are The Coat of Arms, coronets and supporters of one of the Earls of Hopetoun. These pieces were probably comissioned by General John Hope, 4th Earl of Hopetoun PC KB (17 August 1765 - 27 August 1823), possibly to celebrate his succession in the Earldom in 1816. The fourth Earl died shortly after inheriting the title and was in turn succedded or by his eldest son from his second marriage, John. In 1822 George IV visited Hopetoun House, the seat of the Earls of Hopetoun just outside Edinburgh, at the end of his historic state visit to Scotland and was received by the 4th Earl. The state visit was the first time a reigning British sovereign had visited Scotland for 170 years and it was stage-managed by Sir Walter Scott as an important part of his Romantic Movement in Scotland. Records show that the King arrived at Hopetoun at 1.15pm and after being received by the Earl and Countess he lunched sparingly on turtle soup and three glasses of wine. He then knighted Sir Henry Raeburn, the Scottish portraitist, and Captain Adam Ferguson, Keeper of the Regalia in Scotland, in the Yellow Drawing Room using Lord Hopetoun's sword. At 3pm he made his farewells and made his way by carriage to Port Edgar, just outside South Queensferry, where the Royal Yacht waited to return him to England. It is entirely possible that these impressive dishes were present on the table during the George IV lunch reception in Hopetoun House.
Lot 466
LATE GEORGE III SILVER WINE COASTER maker's mark rubbed, probably London 1816, of walled circular form, partially gadrooned, with gadrooned rim with shell details, turned wooden base, silver roundel engraved with initials 'REL', approximately 359g (wooden base), 17.5cm in diameter Note: The hallmarks on this piece are very rubbed but the top half of three of the marks can be seen. Judging by the top half of the date letter and the presence of both the duty mark and the top of the crowned leopard's head it is likely this piece was assayed in London in 1816.
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