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Lot 165
A selection of Victorian and later brooches and pins, to include a Victorian love knot brooch, comprising three polished paste cabochons set in yellow metal to a scrolling border surround, compartment to reverse containing braided hair, hinged pin and simple loop fastening, 52mm wide, together with a Victorian etruscan style stone set bar brooch, 40mm wide, a carved shell cameo stick pin, a stick pin of masonic interest and a further selection of vintage brooches and pins (6)
Lot 491
An Irish Mahogany Ship's Stick Barometer, signed Hunt, Cork, circa 1850, concealed mercury tube with a single ivory scale signed, gadroon decorated case, thermometer box with dial signed, turned metal cistern, 96cm high see illustration 19.06.20 Case surfaces with rubbing marks and scratches, case with small dents, back of the pediment with one dent, wall gimbal bracket is missing, thermometer box with two pieces of beading missing, both ivory dials are discoloured and dirty, mercury is visible in the tube, thermometer tube with visible mercury.
Lot 1645
QUEEN VICTORIA INTEREST - MEMORIAL STICK PIN COMMEMORATING FRANCIS CLARK, with portrait of Clark within a serpentine motif border, glazed, the reverse engraved 'From V.R.I. 1895 F.C.', 7.5cm long Note: Francis Clark was a servant of of Queen Victoria's during her time in the Scottish Highlands.
Lot 159
Four George II Silver Candlesticks, Three by John Quantock, London, One 1751 and Two 1753 and One by Thomas Heming, London, 1750, each on shaped square base with shell corners, the baluster stems terminate in spool-shaped socket with detachable, nozzle, the base engraved with a coat-of-arms, the base and sockets further later engraved with a crest, numbered and engraved with scratch weights underneath, 23cm high, 72oz 13dwt (4) The arms and crest are those of Powlett. The seeming absence of an engraved duke's coronet suggests that rather than being made for Charles, 3rd Duke of Bolton (1685-1754) they may instead have been made for his brother Harry, 4th Duke of Bolton (1691-1759) or his nephew Charles, 5th Duke of Bolton (c.1718-1765). Each fully marked underneath. Further engraved with scratch weight 'No 1 19''0'; 'No 2 19''13'; 'No 3 19=9' and 'No 4 19=15'. Two sockets further numbered 'No 3' and 'No 4', The marks underneath are generally clear. There is overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. The wear is noticeable as a softening to the high points and to the engraving, which is only partially visible. There is some bruising to the sockets on some of the sticks and a repair of the socket of the stick numbered 'No 1'. There has been a repair to one nozzle.
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