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A large quantity of Hong Kong dolls and toys, including My Travelling Baby in cardboard case, a Twelve dressed dolls, in original box, Little Mother's Baby in Crib, in original box --8in. (20cm.) long, a Blue-Box Swinging Baby in original box (box torn), a plastic wine set in original packaging, two Dream House No.833 build your own dolls house and others (34 bagged items)
A set of four George III silver wine labels by Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard, London 1784/1785, engraved with 'Madeira', 'Sherry', 'Port' and 'Claret', crest engraved with gadroon borders and hanging chains, 4.25cm wide 3cm high 2ozt (4)Condition ReportThere are some light surface scratches, but overall they are in good condition.
A 1785 Hester Bateman George III Silver Teapot. Oval form with empty cartouche to side. Minimalist geometric decoration with a quality to form replacement wood handle at side and top. A straight conical spout. Overall in good condition with no major issues but please see photos. 25cm length. 14cm highest point. 427g total weight. Hallmarks for London 1785. Makers mark of Hester Bateman - Please see below for brief biography.Hester Bateman (1708 - 1794) known as "the Queen of British Silversmiths" was an English silversmith based in London. After the death of her silversmith husband, she successfully ran the family business for 30 years before passing it on to her sons. They in turn passed it on to their sons and the business continued with Batemans at the helm until the mid-19th century. Hester married John Bateman in 1732 and had six children. When John died of tuberculosis in 1760, he left his tools to his wife and the business. She registered her first mark in 1761 as “HB” in script. Not much appears with her mark up until 1771/2, as it is likely she was supplying other silversmiths who over stamped her mark with their own. Around 1774, Hester was joined by her sons, John and Peter, and they worked to build up a business in Bunhill Row in London. They first started to produce spoons in the early 1770s (with the odd fork which are very rare from Hester's workshop) and they expanded their range to produce neoclassical style household silverware, which included many items popular in the 18th century such as tea-ware, wine labels, jugs, salvers, salt cellars, trays and inkwells. There were certain items that she didn’t make such as candlesticks and candelabra - although I think one or two pairs are known! The Bateman style is known for its bright-cut engraving, piercing and beading around edges. Hester retired in 1790 and her sons continued the business.
Assorted silver and white metal items including a pair of late Victorian pierced silver bonbon dishes, a pierced silver small bowl, a modern silver wine coaster, a silver belt buckle, white metal belt buckle, two continental pepperettes lacking covers, modern silver mounted cut glass decanter and a large white metal ladle.
A LARGE QUANTITY OF CUT CRYSTAL AND GLASSWARE, comprising a set of six Waterford 'Comeragh' pattern wine glasses and matching decanter, a set of six Brierly Crystal short stemmed red wine glasses and a set of six white wine glasses, six port glasses, together with two other decanters and a vase, a small Irish 'Duiske' decanter, tumblers, tankards, etc. (Qty) (Condition Report: No obvious damage)
A LARGE VARIETY OF OCCASIONAL FURNITURE, to include two tile top coffee tables, two tile top occasional table, a mahogany media cabinet, a wicker storage stool, a magazine rack, a Staples and Co Minifold folding trolley, two standard lamps, a wine rack, a cd rack, an occasional table, a white painted plant stand, a tin trunk and a small four drawer chest (condition report; all with imperfections, such as surface marks, scuffs, discoloration, etc) (16)
A QUANTITY OF CUT CRYSTAL AND GLASSWARE, comprising an Edinburgh Crystal strawberry set, a boxed Tutbury Crystal rose bowl, boxed Caithness Crystal vase, a boxed limited edition Webb Corbett Crystal 'Christmas Goblet' 756/1000, a boxed limited edition Royal Brierly Crystal goblet to commemorate the Royal Silveer Jubilee No.1439, a limited edition Royal Brierly Crystal goblet No.473, a boxed Tutbury Crystal vase and tankard, Derwent Crystal whisky tumblers, a Tutbury Crystal fruit bowl, wine glasses, two 1950's Babycham glasses, one 1960's and four 1970 versions, etc. (s.d) (Qty)
A BOX OF ASSORTED WHITE METAL WARE, to include an AF wooden canteen complete with a six person table setting of EPNS Kings pattern cutlery, a boxed set of three wine stoppers with stand, a boxed Mezzaluna set with bamboo board, a cased set of six silver plated commemorative Charles and Diana teaspoons, a cased set of fish eaters, a boxed set of four steak knives, and a boxed set of twelve knives and forks, with a bag of loose assorted cutlery (condition report: the wooden canteen is AF and requires attention, pieces of cutlery wrapped individually and appear in new like condition, other boxed pieces also appear unused)
FOUR BOXES AND LOOSE ASSORTED GLASSWARES ETC, to include a boxed set of six Bohemia Crystal wine glasses and a boxed fruit bowl, boxed Duralex fruit set, Caithness vase engraved with a Setter, a uranium glass dressing table set, uranium glass rectangular box with chipped lid, blue glass platter with six fruit plates, clear and pink glass platter, assorted drinking glasses and bowls etc
A SMALL MID- CENTURY POND YACHT AND A COLLECTION OF TABLE LAMPS, comprising hand painted wooden yacht with a handmade plastic sail, length 52cm x height 69cm, together with a pair of handmade table lamps made from 'Mateus Rosé' bottles, a pair of lamps made from wicker covered wine bottles, a large Long John Whisky bottle lamp, etc. (9) (Condition Report: lamps untested, may need rewiring, yacht is dusty, sail ropes broken, top of mast is chipped)
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