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Lot 311
A Pair of Turned Yew Candlesticks, 19th century, the plain cylindrical stems with blade knops on stepped feet24cm highA Similar Pair of Circular Bottle Coasters13.5cm diameter (4)Candlesticks - both with wide age related splits to the feet and sockets one of which travels some way down the stick. Other general wear and superficial marks.Coasters - one with a hole in the side, presumably a flaw in the timber that has worked loose. Other general wear and superficial marks.
Lot 322
A Pair of Brass Candlesticks, mid 18th century, with circular drip pans, waisted sockets, knopped stems and circular feet27cm highOne stick leaning very slightly. Foot rims slightly misshapen. Both nozzles with inner rims misshapen and with splits. General wear. To the underside one shows a patch of solder in the centre. The other with three smaller patches around the foot.
Lot 323
A Horn-Handled Sword Stick, late 19th/early 20th century, the handle in the form of the head of a hound86cm longA Silver-Mounted Horn-Handled Walking Stick, London 1912, the ferrule with presentation inscription91cm longA Porcelain-Handled Walking SticksTwo Horn-Handled Examples A Horn Walking Stick (6)Sword stick - horn bung at the back of the whistle with a later plastic / Bakelite replacement. Blade very good with light pitting. Closes stiffly. Expected wear and scuffs to the shaft. Blade not marked.Silver mounted horn walking stick - overall good. Silver tarnished and with slight dents. Ferule replaced. Porcelain handled stick - Porcelain scratched and heavily worn. Collar with slight dents.Two horn examples - whippet handle a marriage, general wear. the other good condition.Horn cane - later rubber stopper.
Lot 339
A White Metal Mounted Walking Stick, the ferrule London 1984, with handle as the head of an eagle94cm longThree Various White Metal Mounted Walking Sticks, the handles variously modelled as a reclining maiden, a frog and the head of William ShakespeareA Silver-Mounted Walking Cane, by Brigg & Co, London 1927, with hinged pommel snuffbox33cm longA White Metal Mounted Walking Stick, carved with a snake96cm long (6)
Lot 353
An 18th Century Scandinavian Fruitwood Calendar Stick (Primstav), possibly Norwegian, of rectangular section, the edges carved with seven day divisions, the top and bottom surfaces carved with symbols and glyphs which correspond with the day markings, one side carved KOLBEN87cm longOne edge with a sliver of wood missing, so divisions are incomplete
Lot 371
A Novelty Walking Stick/Telescope, 20th century, the handle formed as a brass three-draw telescope92cm longA Walking Stick, the turned wood handle set with a compass86cm longA Silver-Mounted Malacca Walking Stick, Chester 1898, the handle carved as the head of Kaiser Frederick III86cm longA Walking Cane, the pommel carved with the head of a man 92cm longA Walking Cane, the handle carved as the head of a bearded man82cm long (5)
Lot 211
Murray & Heath, London, mercury stick barometer Murray & Heath, London, mercury stick barometer, ivorine gauge with double vernier, light oak case with Fahrenheit and centre grade thermometer, turned cistern cover.length 94cm (37")Mercury appears to be reading correctly, no damage to bevelled glass, gauge cover, overall case condition good, however splashes of emulsion paint easily removed.
Lot 213
Mid-19th-century marine stick barometer Mid-19th-century marine stick barometer, signed Moon from Dolland London, molded cadded pediment, brass frame to bow glazed, viewing panel to ivorine backed scale, vernia with adjustment disc, mahogany case with rope twist, inset with thermometer hanging on brass gimble.height 91cm
Lot 127
An ash and elm Windsor armchair. 19th century, with stick back and figured seat on turned legs, height 112cm, width 61.5cm, depth 50cm.The height of the seat is 45cm.The chair is firm and stable although one leg appears a little uneven (it rocks very slightly on a level floor). Otherwise just a few knocks and marks.
Lot 128
An ash, beech and elm Windsor armchair. 19th century, with stick back and figured broad arms, on turned legs, height 113cm, width 66cm, depth 46cm.The chair is firm and stable. There appears to have been a little strengthening of some of the joints on the underside. One spindle has a little historic worm and there is a repair at the back top of another spindle. The height of the seat is 47cm.
Lot 174
A West country green painted stick back Windsor armchair. 20th century, with solid seat on turned legs, height 99cm, width 63cm, depth 53cm.On the right side there has been a repair where the hoop joins the arm. Also some fading in the paint on the arms. please see additional photos for the repair.
Lot 19
A set of six ash, beech and elm Utility chairs. With hooped stick backs and turned legs (6).The height to the seat is 44cm, total height is 88.5cm, width 41cm, total depth 45cm.One chair has a slight wobble. One chair has small movement to the back. One chair has a small crack, images of this now on our website.
Lot 80
A Cornish fruitwood and ash Windsor armchair. 19th century, with plain hoop and stick back, on turned front legs, height 114cm, width 57cm, depth 52cm.The seat height is 46cm.The chair is reasonably firm and stable. There is a little historic worm, especially on the underside of the seat. There are a few minor splits on the hoop and evidence of a repair at the base of one of the spindles and a little strengthening on the join of one of the stretchers. Please see additional images.
Lot 184
A Chubb and Sons jewellery box containing two chains, tested as 18ct gold, and a wedding band tested as 18ct gold, gross weight 12.4g, a moonstone ring tested as 9ct gold, a split pearl brooch hallmarked 9ct gold and a 9ct gold bracelet gross weight 8g, together with multiple stick pins and other items
Lot 879
A late 19th to early 20th Century French violin labelled Chipot-Vuillaume, Gendre J-B Vuillaume, A Paris, with spruce soundboard and two-piece maple back, length of back 36cm (excluding button), overall length 59cm, complete with bow, with octagonal stick, ebonised frog with mother of pearl and abalone shell inlay and nickel plated mounts, stamped Tourte, length of bow 75cm, all contained in a plush lined hard case with zipped outer cover. NB - 2018 Ivory Act application submission reference 52WFK24W Subject to CITES regulations and due to the ivory content of the bow, this lot will require a re-export permit if shipped outside the mainland UK.
Lot 334
A collection of gold jewellery to include an unmarked yellow metal band possibly 22ct, weight approx 2.4gms an 18ct gold engraved ring, weight approx 4.2gms, two 9ct gold rings both a/f along with two 9ct gold chains, 9ct gold sapphire and diamond pendant and unmarked yellow metal stick pin, combined total gross weight approx 10.4gms Further details: wear and tear commensurate with age
Lot 279
A collection of Jewellery to include 9ct gold bar brooches one set sapphire and pearl the other pearl and ruby a/f both with replacement base pins, a 9ct gold blood stone mounted signet, size K, weighable 9ct gold ring and brooch, fox stick pin, various brooches (1 bag)Further details: replacement pins, marks and scratches, wear and tear commensurate with age
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