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Lot 62
A George III silver wine funnel by Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London 1800, with reeded rims, engraved with a crest, 14.5cm (5.75in) high, 127g (4.05 oz) The spread-eagle (eagle displayed) crest recorded in 1905 for ACHESON, DUMBLETON, LEDWICH, OLDBEIFE, WYLDE and approximately 115 further names.
Lot 63
A pair of George III silver wine coasters by William Allen III, London 1798, with gadrooned rims and pierced with overlapping fronds, the silver centres engraved with a crest, wooden bases, 14cm (5.5in) diameter. The crest recorded for BAMPFYLDE, CROWNE, OSBORN, SUMNER and some thirty-five further families, with the cadency mark for an eighth son.
Lot 152
A silver twin handled sugar basin, London 1936, of circular form, Richard Comyns, height 7.5 cm, together with a Victorian silver bowl, London 1877, of circular form with engraved body, possibly Samuel Strahan, height 6.5 cm, a George III silver oval pierced salt upon four claw and ball supports, London 1817, possibly Thomas Death, height 5 cm, two silver teaspoons, a silver circular dish with coin inset, three epns wine labels, two epns spoons, a white metal rectangular novelty box and napkin ring, (a Lot).
Lot 336
A set of three 19th century red Japanned Chinese inspired large tea tins by Parnall & Sons, Narrow Wine Street, Bristol (all with labels to reverse) decorated to the front with figures of Chinese tea vendors in colours with gilt decoration, the three tins numbered 35, 36 and 39 (all 16.5 inches).
Lot 11
Otto Prutscher - A green cased and flash cut wine glass with circular foot rising to a four sided stem with slice cut bucket bowl with bands of oval panel cuts, unmarked, height 20.5 cm. Provenance - The current owner is a direct descendant of Ambrose Heal of Heals London and these glasses form part of a direct lineage inheritance. ILLUSTRATED
Lot 12
Otto Prutscher - A ruby cased and flash cut wine glass with circular foot rising to a four sided stem with slice cut bucket bowl with bands of oval panel cuts, unmarked, height 20.5 cm. Provenance - The current owner is a direct descendant of Ambrose Heal of Heals London and these glasses form part of a direct lineage inheritance. ILLUSTRATED
Lot 13
Otto Prutscher - A blue cased and flash cut wine glass with circular foot rising to a four sided stem with slice cut bucket bowl with bands of oval panel cuts, unmarked, height 20.5 cm. Provenance - The current owner is a direct descendant of Ambrose Heal of Heals London and these glasses form part of a direct lineage inheritance. ILLUSTRATED
Lot 14
Otto Prutscher - A green cased and flash cut wine glass with circular foot rising to a four sided stem with slice cut bucket bowl with bands of oval panel cuts, unmarked, height 20.5 cm. Provenance - The current owner is a direct descendant of Ambrose Heal of Heals London and these glasses form part of a direct lineage inheritance. ILLUSTRATED
Lot 133
Slavery – Jamaica fine manuscript letter dated 1817 from the managers of the Three Mile River Estate in Jamaica to its owner John Graham of Gartur in Stirling Scotland detailing all the supplies required by the estate. A document of considerable interest providing an insight into the day to day requirements of operating a sugar estate in the West Indies in the years prior to the abolition of slavery. In particular the letter provides considerable information on the state of the slaves on this particular estate as the first section of requirements is headed ‘For Negroes’ – and from this list it seems that they were well looked after as the list contains clothing hats handkerchiefs food and even port wine.
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