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Click here to subscribeA George III silver nutmeg grater, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1812, rectangular form, the hinged cover opens to reveal a hinged grille, with a ring attachment, length 3.8cm, plus a George III silver wine label, by John Reily, London 1818, shaped oval form, pierced 'MADEIRA', length 5.2cm, approx. weight 1.4oz. (2)
Powell/Whitefriars - A T.G Jackson designed wine glass in green with ribbed central section bowl; a blue opal finger bowl; a blue opal rimmed ribbed posy bowl; a colourless glass bud vase with ribbed and trailed body; and two goblets, one with amber trailed foot and prunts; the other of blue foot and colourless prunts, 15.5cm high and smaller (6)
ATTRACTIVE COLLECTION OF 20TH CENTURY BLUE CUT GLASS including six Bohemian-style hock glasses, the bowls decorated with etched leaf and berry motifs and star cut designs, over tapering stem and circular base, each 21cm high; together with nine wine glasses of standard form and diamond cut bowls, each 13cm high, eight liqueur glasses of similar design, each 10cm high and six side dishes
PAIR OF MODERN SILVER WINE SLIDES maker W I Broadway & Co, Birmingham 1998, with pierced border on turned wooden bases with silver centre, each 9cm in diameter; together with a larger single modern silver wine slide, maker Argyll Silver, Birmingham 1990, with gadrooned rim on a turned wooden base, 13cm in diameter (3)
A continental pair of porcelain wine flagons, possibly Sitzendorf, moulded with putti riding dolphins and mythical sea animals, supported by mermaids, underglaze blue mark to the base, 39 cm h. (2) Condition Report Damage includes the highest putto on each flagon cracked and reglued/ Cherub restored on top of handle
An inlaid Edwardian corner chair with pierced splats and pad seat, a further Edwardian two tier jardiniere stand of circular form, two similar Edwardian walnut drop leaf Sutherland type tea tables raised on turned supports, three reproduction wine tables in a Georgian style raised on tripod supports, various small stools, an inlaid Edwardian folding cake stand, etc
A selection of glassware to include a Victorian Studio Glass vase of bulbous form with flared neck and applied banded detail with iridescent finish, vintage cod bottles to include M Whittaker Matlock, Bath, J Ewing & Co, Dumfries, etc together with further excavated bottles, a cobalt blue bottle with paper Poison label, also marked GWR, seven 19th century drinking glasses to include a small wine with faceted bell shaped bowl raised on a bladed stem, etc
A Victorian silver creamer, Daniel & Charles Houle, London, 1861, the bulbous body chased with floral bouquets on three shell bracket feet, leaf-capped double-scroll handle, 78.5g; a Geoge V silver easel back picture frame, Birmingham, 1914, of circular form, 6.7cm high; a small silver trophy cup, London, 1936, with two upswept handles, 34.8g; and two silver-plated wine funnels (5)
A George V silver sugar caster, S. W. Smith & Co., Birmingham, 1922, the baluster body on a stepped spreading foot, with pierced removable cover and urn finial, 109.5g; a cased set of six coffee spoons and a pair of sugar tongs, Sheffield, 1930 - 1931, 45.4g in total; a case set of five Rat Tail pattern coffee spoons, London, 1944, 38.5g in total; a sterling silver decanter label, in the form of a vine leaf, for "Whisky"; a silver wine coaster, London, 1973, with decorative engraved and pierced gallery; etc
An 18th century oil painting on canvas by Hugh Barron - portrait of a gentleman, three quarter length wearing a dark green jacket and waistcoat and white cravat, standing in a pastoral landscape setting, signed bottom right H Barron and inscribed Pinxt and dated 1771 and further signed and inscribed below first signature, with old typed label verso - Henry Thompson of Leith Hill died 26th January 1796, (he purchased the Leith Hill estate, Surrey in 1772) and with further details relating to the estate and also with small label inscribed in ink Meysey Thompson, 126 x 101 cm approx in wide moulded gilt frame, with plaque to frame reading Mr Thompson of Leith Hill PLEASE NOTE: The inscription states the identity of the sitter as Henry Thompson, but it is possible that this is inaccurate as the portrait shows a young man and Henry Thompson would have been around 50 in 1771. It is possible that the portrait shows one of his sons, Richard or Stephen, as both were working for the family wine business in Portugal in the 1770s and Hugh Barron was also in Lisbon in 1770/71. One of the brothers may have sat for him there and the typically English pastoral setting added later. Stephen would have come of age in 1771 and Henry Thompson purchased his Leith Hill estate the following year, so the portrait may have been commissioned to commemorate both events.
Château Lamothe Guignard, Sauternes 2005, 1 case (12 bottles) Beautiful shiny gold colour. Its nose is complex and intense with a touch of white candied fruits and honey. The mouth is aromatic, harmonious, rich and subtle punctuated with a nice intensity. This wine has a high quality and a good keeping longer than 20 years.
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