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A Chinese Vase. Of baluster form. The yellow ground engraved with cloud scrolls dragons and flaming pearls. The base bears a mark for the Jiaqing period. (1796-1821). Body appears to have either a repaired hairline crack or shrink crack fault in firing. otherwise no chips or cracks. 30.5 cm high. |
Estimate £1500-2500
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A Chinese Cantonese Famille Verte Vase. Decorated with figures in a landscape 32.5 cm high. . Long hairline crack to base of vase otherwise no other chips cracks or losses. . |
Estimate £1000-1300
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3 |
A Large Chinese Cantonese Vase. Decorated with figures and Cockerels. With a baluster body and wide flared rim. No marks to base. 46 cm high 23 cm diameter of rim. |
Estimate £4000-6000
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4 |
A Chinese Vase. Decorated with figures in a landscape. Turquoise interior and base. Bear a six character for Quinlong period. 21 cm high |
Estimate £3000-4000
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5 |
A Fine Chinese green Glaze Vase. With moulded decoration throughout. Bears a six character Quinlong mark to base. 31 cm high |
Estimate £3000-5000
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6 |
A Fine Chinese Cantonese Brush Pot. Decorated with figures. No marks to base. 14 cm high. 10.5 cm diameter. |
Estimate £3000-5000
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An Antique Chinese Blue and White Mortar. Possibly Ming Dynasty. The body decorated with Imperial Dragons chasing flaming pearls. Marks on the upper side of the bowl but no marks to base. 16.8 cm diameter7.8 cm high. The marks appear to be " Xuande Ming Dynasty" (1425-35). |
Estimate £2000-3000
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8 |
A Chinese Blue and White Saucer Dish. Decorated with scrolling flowering foliage. With Blue six character mark. Possibly Quianlong. 14 cm diameter. |
Estimate £2000-3000
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9 |
A Cantonese Circular Plaque . Decorated with figures in a landscape with a house. Unmarked. 33 cm diameter. |
Estimate £2000-3000
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10 |
A Chinese Blue and White Pot with Cover. Decorated with an entwined Dragon amongst foliage. The cylindrical body of stylised bamboo form with flared waved rim and fancy spout and handle. The detachable cover with plain finial. With six character blue mark to base. 20. 5 cm high |
Estimate £3000-5000
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11 |
A Chinese Soapstone Figure of a Deity. Red and grey veined stone. 13 cm high. |
Estimate £500-800
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12 |
A chinese Soapstone Figure of a Deity. Shown seated on a rocky outcrop. Reddish brown and grey veined stone. 16.5 cm high. |
Estimate £800-1000
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13 |
A Good Chinese Export Blue and White Dish. Kangxi (1662-1722. Decorated with Peony and diapered panels. The back with Cohen and Cohen label. 44 cm diameter. |
Estimate £3000-5000
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14 |
A Pair of Japanese Shibayama Silver Vases. Meiji period (1868-1912) ,circa.1880. Decorated with birds and flowers in mother of pearl ,silver,copper and shakudo, With gold laquered panels. With two character gold seal mark below a further two character engraved onto the base. Also with applied mother of pearl two character seal to gold lacquered panel. 30.2 cm high. some losses to mother of pearl. Silver has dark grey patination. Gold lacquer in good condition. No dents or cracks. |
Estimate £4000-6000
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15 |
A Large Pair of Japanese Satsuma Vases. Probably (1868-1912). Each decorated with panels of figures in a landscape. Three character red marks to base. 39 cm high. In good condition |
Estimate £1200-1500
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16 |
A Pair of Cloisonne Vases, now converted to electric lamps. Each of slender baluster form decorated with Peacocks and Peony flowers on a green ground. In excellent condition. 32 cm high |
Estimate £800-1200
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17 |
A Pair of Chinese Glazed Pottery Fo Dogs. Late 19th early 20 th century. Each decorated with gold flower heads on a green ground. 23 cm high. |
Estimate £400-600
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18 |
A Fine Chinese Export 'MANDARIN' PATTERN Bowl QIANLONG (1736-1795) Painted with figures before terracing and in gardens on an iron-red Y-pattern ground, the interior rim with scroll border issuing leaves and cell-pattern interrupted by urns of flowers. The center decorated with a further urn of flowers within a continuous floral scroll border. 28 cm diameter. slight wear to gilding but enamel good. |
Estimate £2500-4000
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19 |
A Fine Japanese Red Lacquer Charger. Meiji (1868-1912). Decorated with numerous fruit bats circling a central bunch of fruit. The base with six character seal mark. 33cm diameter |
Estimate £3000-5000
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20 |
A Near Matching Pair of Japanese Imari Lamps. Now Fitted for electricity. Circa a 1900. |
Estimate £700-900
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21 |
A Chinese Lapis Lazuli brush pot. Carved with lotus leaves. 14.5 cm wide. |
Estimate £1000-2000
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22 |
A Fine and large Japanese Bronze of a Samuri warrior. Meiji period (1868-1912). Shown standing wearing finely detailed armour and holding a pike with wooden habdle.. Dark brown patination. The face gold brown patination. Approximately 93cm high. The base 60cm wide. |
Estimate £3000-4000
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23 |
A Fine Chinese Imperial Ivory Seal. Possibly Ist Republic period (1912-1949) or earlier. Of square section. Carved in highrelief with an entwined Imperial Dragon amongst cloud scrolls. six character seal mark. The seal carving is for an uncommon six character Qianlong reign mark 7.5 cm. high. 7 cm sqaure |
Estimate £3000-4000
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24 |
A Chinese Blue and White Brush Holder (BITONG) Kangxi ( 1654-1722). Decorated with figures in a landscape. 15cm high. 19 cm diameter. Property of a gentleman, ex Tolli Gallery of Worcester collection. In good condition with no chips just minor surface scratches to glaze. |
Estimate £2000-3000
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25 |
A Carved Rock Crystal figure of Hoti God of plenty. Shown seated in draped robes. The base with brown striation lines. 9 cm high. 15.5 cm wide. |
Estimate £400-600
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26 |
A Fine Chinese Carved Jade Figure of a Kylin. Of pale Celadon white colour. Standing on a finely carved ivory base.8 cm high ( including ivory stand). 10.5 cm wide. The stand 12.5 cm wide. Property of a Gentleman. Ex Tolli Gallery of Worcester Collection. |
Estimate £4000-6000
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27 |
A Rock Crystal Moghul " Crutch" Handle. Inset with Illuvial Rubies, Diamonds and Emeralds in high carat yellow metal mounts. 14 cm wide. |
Estimate £1500-1800
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28 |
A Chinese 18th Century Lingbi Stone on a Chinese Rosewood Carved Stand. Of Natural Stone. Otherwise known as a chinese scholars rock or bonsai stone. This example has a light black texture . The Rosewood base is carved with stylized waves and swirling currents of water. The stone if viewed from different angles shows the face of a Tiger, a Turtle and Buddha. The base is 52 cm wide. Total overall height 49 cm. Lingbi stone has a long history. incorporating objects of diverse nature.Today, under people's artistic, aesthetic and psychological demand, Lingbi stone manifests itself rich in meaning and unique fascination. . Lingbi stone shows a historical pictureof the whole gamut of human experience. |
Estimate £1800-2500
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29 |
A Moghul Spinach Green Jade Dagger Handle. Of scroll design. Set with Rubies and Diamonds. 11.5 cm long |
Estimate £2000-2500
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30 |
A Fine Chinese Sterling Silver Cocktail Set. Circa 1920. Makers mark U.S.F. in a triangle. Stamped Sterling. Comprising a Cocktail Shaler, A circular tray and six shot cups. Each with engraved bamboo decoration on matted ground. All in the original fitted box. The cocktail shaker 29 cm high. 32 cm diameter. The cups 6cm high. |
Estimate £2000-2500
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31 |
A Chinese Blue and White Shallow Dish. Decorated with Phoenix and blossoming Peony. With six charcter underglaze mark in blue. 35.7 cm diameter. |
Estimate £300-500
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32 |
A Japanese Bronze Bowl. Decorested with Carp. Dark brown patination. With stylised bark feet and six character seal mark. Meiji Period (1869-1912). 19 cm high. 20 cm diameter. |
Estimate £700-900
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33 |
An Unusual Chinese Ivory Doctors Doll of a Pregnant Lady. The head depresses to release a baby. 15 cm long. |
Estimate £400-600
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34 |
Chinese Jade. Comprising; A scroll paper weight. A figure of a dog and a brush wash |
Estimate £400-450
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35 |
Ming dynasty (1368-1644) Celadon Jade Carving of a seated figure. 4 cm high 6cm long. |
Estimate £600-700
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36 |
A Fine Chinese Ivory Brush Wash. Carved with Storks insects and foliage. 12.5 cm long. |
Estimate £600-700
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37 |
Two Lapis Lazuli Incense Burners. Each of cauldron form with peg feet. 9 cm and 8 cm diameter. |
Estimate £300-400
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38 |
A Selection of Five Chinese Ivory Toggles. All 19th century. Of various designs. Including flower buds and a sphere. |
Estimate £400-450
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39 |
A 19th century French Bronze Figure of an Elephant. With gilt ormolu base. Chocolate brown patination. 22 cm high. 28 cm wide. |
Estimate £1200-1500
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40 |
A plaster Navisphere by Magnac. The globe with printed paper gores; on cast brass stand rising to a ring freely supporting the globe; brass ring half divided 0-18, numbered by 1, subdivided to 0.1; with a semi-circle set at right angles to the ring, divided 0-9, numbered by 1, subdivided to 0.1; pivoted quadrant, unnumbered, divided to degrees; with brass meridian half circle and horizontal ring signedengraved "THE PAGET STAR GLOBE H.HUGHES & SON LTD. LONDON NO.735. Fitted with Mahogany case with leather strap (in good condition). Circa 1920. 22.5 cm diameter. In good condition. Henry Hughes and Son | 1903-1947 | scientific instrument makers |
Estimate £1200-1500
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41 |
A Late Victorian/Edwardian Brass Cork Puller. Bar mounted, with wheel lever action with stained wooden handle., Circa 1900. 47 cm long. |
Estimate £200-300
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42 |
Swiss. A Nicole freres Geneve Music Box. No.30134. With a single drum. Playing eight airs. In a Rosewood case. 52cm wide. In good condition. |
Estimate £2000-2500
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43 |
Indian Silver. A Pair of Ghee lamps. Second Half of the 19th century.Each on a circular base rising to a knopped stem below a shaped circular dish with stylised flame finial. Apparently unmarked. 36 cm high. 12 cm diameter. 642 grams. 20.64 ounces. |
Estimate £500-550
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44 |
A Good George III Cut Glass and Silver Gilt Mounted Sugar Vase. With swing handle. The body decorated with spiral faceted lobes. On stepped tuck in foot. Fully marked on rim and handle. Possibly Timothy Renou, London 1802. 10.2 cm high. 10.5 cm diameter. In very good condition .No chips to glass. |
Estimate £350-380
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45 |
An 18th Century Spanish Sweet Meat Stand. Circa 1790. Designed with a boat shaped stand supporting a fluted bowl. Makers mark R OYANZARBAL CANAS BTON. 25.5 cm wide. 10cm high .411 grams. 13.21 ounces. In good condition |
Estimate £350-380
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46 |
A Pair of George II Trencher Salt Cellars. Of typical form. Each engraved with a family crest. The base intialled C I W. With scratch weights to the underside. Edward Wood, London, 1728/29. 7.5 cm wide. 92.9 grams. 2.98 ounces. In good condition. No splits. Hallmarks very clear. |
Estimate £400-450
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47 |
A Set of Four Cast Silver Figures. Each on a hardwood stand. Apparently unmarked. Possibly originally finials for a piece of furniture. 8.5 cm (overall height). |
Estimate £120-150
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48 |
A Dutch Silver bread basket. In 18th century style but 19th century. Of oval form, the sides pierced with pales and tracery below a beaded border. With twin hand grips. Fully marked. 31.5 cm wide. 9 cm high. 21 cm deep. 387 grams. 12.44 ounces. In good condition. No splits. |
Estimate £250-300
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49 |
A Trapani-Ware Gilt metal and Lapis Table Bell. Early 19th century. Sicilian. 10.5 cm high. Small areas of rubbing to gilt. No losses to lapis. No damage to bell. |
Estimate £150-180
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50 |
A Pair of George III Old English Pattern Basting or Serving Spoons. Each terminal engraved with a family crest. Eley and Fern, London 1798.30.5 cm long. 207 grams. 6.65 ounces. Makers marks a little rubbed otherwise clear hallmarks and in good condition with no wera to bowls. |
Estimate £300-350
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51 |
A Swiss Silver bowl, Papus & Datun, Lausanne, circa 1800 Engraved with a family coat of arms and intialled P*G otherwise quite plain.. Fully hallamrked to base. 13 cm diameter. 7.3 cm high. 196.6 grams. 6.28 ounces. In near mint condition. Papus & Datun (Elie Papus, 1713 - 1793, & Pierre-Henri Datun, 1729-1803). Possibly made in the Suisse town of Zofingen. |
Estimate £500-600
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52 |
A 17th Century Scandinavian Spoon. With figural terminal. The bowl engraved with scrolling foliage and flowers .Initialled M H also in the bowl. 16.5 cm long. 70.6 grams 2.26 ounces. In very good condition. |
Estimate £200-250
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53 |
A French Late 18th Century Louis XVI Side Handled Cafe au Lait Pot. Of stender baluster form. On three pad feet. Paris 1785. 17 cm high. 376.7 grams 12.1 ounces (all in) marks a little Rubbed. One dent to body. |
Estimate £500-800
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54 |
A French Late 18th Century Louis XVI Side Handled Cafe au lait Pot. Of typical slender baluster form, Supported on splayed pad feet. The hinged cover with simple gadroon border. Paris 1798. 18 cm high. 307.2 grams 9.8 ounces (all in). In good condition. Marks quite clear. |
Estimate £500-800
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55 |
A Fine and Rare Gentleman's Yellow Gold Mounted Silver Gilt and White Agate Desk set. Mid 19th century. Possibly English. Comprising a letter knife (the blade silver gilt), A blood stone seal, a quill knife and a quill holder or pencil holder lacking seal terminal. The gold coloured mounts unmarked but test as 18 carat gold. In original fitted case. |
Estimate £1800-2000
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56 |
Earl St Vincent's Medal (Mutiny at the Nore), issued 1800. In silver gilt. 50 mm diameter. Some scratches to the face presumably to establish if gold or not. or small knocks and dents. The Mutiny on the Nore, which occurred in 1797, was the second of two that year in protest against the erosion of sailors' pay by inflation, living conditions aboard ship and various changes in the way the Navy expected its men, many of whom were conscripts impressed for the ongoing Revolutionary War with France, to serve under the flag. The unrest spread rapidly, and the Admiralty's refusal to concede led to a short-lived blockade of London by the rebel fleet, whose leaders' aims had become more widely revolutionary. Throttling supply to the mutineers resulted in their surrender in the face of starvation, and 29 men were hanged and many transported to Australia. In the midst of the Mutiny one ship which did not join the uprising was the ex-French HMS Ville de Paris, then flagship of Admiral Edward Jervis, Earl St Vincent. In testimony to this loyalty, the Earl had this medal struck for the Petty Officers, seaman and marines of his vessel; it was issued in 1800. |
Estimate £450-500
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57 |
A Rare George III Gold Pig and Whistle. Circa 1800. In the form of a Hogs head. Apparently unmarked but tests as 18 carat gold. 4.5 cm long. 8.4 grams. |
Estimate £400-500
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58 |
After the Antique. A Silver Dress Rring .Probably circa 1600. Cast and decorated with winged cherubs and inset with glass. The faint outline of a portrait can be seen. 29.6 grams. (all in) |
Estimate £800-1000
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59 |
Charles II Period. A rare mid 17th century knife and fork. Circa 1660. Each terminal cast in form of a male bust with long flowing hair. Steel blade and tines. Apparently unmarked. The knife 14 cm long. The fork 12 cm long. In very good condition. |
Estimate £500-700
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60 |
A Fine Shagreen and Silver Gilt Mounted Dressing case. Circ a 1870. Made for The Earl of Home. Circa 1870. Earl of Home is a title in the Peerage of Scotland. It was created in 1605 for Alexander Home of that Ilk, 6th Lord Home. The Earl of Home holds the subsidiary titles of Lord Home (created 1473), and Lord Dunglass (1605), in the Peerage of Scotland; and Baron Douglas, of Douglas in the County of Lanark (1875) in the Peerage of the United Kingdom. Various Earls of Home have also claimed the title of Lord Hume of Berwick. The Earl is also Chief of the Name and Arms of Home and heir general to the House of Douglas. The title Lord Dunglass is the courtesy title of the eldest son of the Earl. This case was probably made for Charles Alexander Douglas-Home, 12th Earl of Home KT (11 April 1834 - 30 April 1918), styled Lord Dunglass between 1841 and 1881, was a Scottish peer. Home was born at the family home of The Hirsel near Coldstream, the son of the Cospatrick Douglas-Home, 11th Earl of Home. He was Lord Lieutenant of Berwickshire from 1879 to 1880 and Lord-Lieutenant of Lanarkshire from 1890 to 1915.[1] Lord Home married Maria Grey on 18 August 1870. They had five children: The most famous recent holder of the title was the 14th Earl, Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home, better known as Sir Alec Douglas-Home. After the unexpected resignation of Harold Macmillan, the 14th Earl was named Prime Minister by the monarch. For the first time in over sixty years, a sitting Prime Minister was a member of the House of Lords rather than of the House of Commons. Because he believed that it was impractical and unconventional to remain a member of the Lords, the Earl disclaimed his peerages in 1963 under the Peerage Act passed in the same year. He then contested the House of Commons seat of Kinross and Western Perthshire by standing in the Kinross and West Perthshire by-election, 1963. The seat had been vacated by the death of the previous Member of Parliament, Gilmour Leburn. The Earldom and subsidiary titles belonged to no-one until the death of Sir Alec Douglas-Home, when they passed to his son, the present holder, David Douglas-Home, 15th Earl of Home. |
Estimate £
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61 |
A Fine Silver and Coloured Enamel Desk Timepiece. 20th century. the white enamel dial with Roman numerals. The case decorated in polychrome enamels with exotic birds and flowers on matted ground. The movement with platform lever escapement and signed M Norman London No. 1742. All surmounted by a Dragon finial. 8 cm high, 4.5 cm wide. Lacking key. This piece was a special commission to a New Bond Street Jeweller in about 1980 for a client. In excellent condition. No damage at all. |
Estimate £1500-1800
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62 |
An Early 19th Century Ivory Trinket Box. Of circular form inset with a portrait of Lord Nelson in the lid and Lady Hamilton in the base. With gold and black enamel stringing. 6 cm diameter. The portrait of Lard Nelson in particular is a little crude and may well be later however the box is certainly first quarter of the 19th century. Overall in very good condition. |
Estimate £1500-1700
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63 |
A Fine Early Victorian Gold and Cut glass Scent Bottle. Circa 1845. With plain glass body. The gold mounts stamped and chased with stiff leafage on matted ground. Complete with stopper. 9.5 cm long. Unmarked but tests as high carat gold. In excellent condition. |
Estimate £600-700
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64 |
A Fine Mid 19th Century Cut glass and Gold Mounted Scent bottle. Complete with stopper. With deep cut and faceted body. Engine turned mounts. Unmarked but tests as 18 carat gold..8.5 cm long. In excellent condition. |
Estimate £400-500
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65 |
A Vienna Porcelain Box. Second half of the 19th century. The hinged cover decorated with a vignette of classical lovers in a landscape. The body decorated and gilt with continuous bands of formal leafage. 7.5 cm wide. 4.5 cm high. 5 cm deep. |
Estimate £400-500
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66 |
A Limoges Enamel and Silver Box. 19th century. Painted with figures in 18th century dress and highlighted in gilt on a blue and green ground. With silver gilt interior. Signed J Wat. 15.5 cm wide. 6.5 cm high. 10 cm deep. In good condition with no damage to the outside enamel. |
Estimate £1200-1400
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67 |
A Late 18th Century Lady's Tortoiseshell and Ivory Circular Trinket Box. Circa 1780. The top inset with a plaque painted a portrait of a lady. With gold pique work borders. 9 cm diameter. |
Estimate £1000-1500
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68 |
A Sevres Porcelain Trinket Box. 19th century. The body decorated with frolicking figures in a landscape and decorated in gilt on a Bleu De Roi ground. 10 cm wide 5 cm high. 7 cm deep. Appears to be in good condition with no cracks or chips. |
Estimate £500-600
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69 |
A Fine Victorian Erotic Cheroot Holder. Late 19th century. The bowl or Cheroot holder decorated with a cast silver figure of a lady. With Amber mouth piece. 14 cm long. Apparently unmarked. In good condition. |
Estimate £2000-2500
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70 |
A Pair of 19th Century Venetian Green Glass Vases. Each in the form of a fish. |
Estimate £800-900
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71 |
An 18th Century French Kingwood Commode. Circa 1780. Fitted with two drawers below an inset grey marble top. on slender cabriole legs. |
Estimate £800-900
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72 |
A Fine Directoire Style Boulle Style Bracket Clock. Second half of the 19th century. The silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals. The dial face applied with classical motifs. The movement with outside countwheel striking on a bell. Complete with pendulum and key. The pillared case with stepped detachable top. |
Estimate £2400-2800
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73 |
A Fine Swiss Guilloch Enamel and Silver Mantel Clock. Circa 1910. The case deorated in coloured enamel with floral swags centered by a vignette of a classical maiden and a winged cherub. The dial with Aravic numerals. Hour striking movement . The case by Hask of Geneve. Stamped no. 58326 and 925 for sterling silver. |
Estimate £20000-25000
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74 |
A Good Victorian Carving set. Late 19 th century. With massive ivory handles and steel blades. All in an original case. Mappin Bros. Sheffield. The silver bolsters hallmarked Sheffield. 1895. the carving knife 41 cm long. In good condition |
Estimate £160-180
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75 |
A 9 Carat yellow Gold and Blood stone Fob. Late 19th century. 19 mm high. With a full set of English hallmarks. Birmingham 1895. 2.2 grams. |
Estimate £65-75
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76 |
A Fine French Flame Mahogany Cased Campaign Decanter set.Mid 19th century. The hinged cover opening to reveal a set of four decanters and six liqueur glass. All with a fine brass bound case with flush side carrying handles. Complete with key. 23 cm high. 20 cm wide. 20 cm deep. |
Estimate £480-550
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77 |
A Boulle and Porcelain Mounted bracket Clock. Late 19 th century, The dial with Roman numerals above a plaque painted with winged cherubs, The movement signed W Oppenheim. Londres & Paris. Striking on a bell and with sun burst mask pendulum. Lacking key. The case with gilt metal applied masks and supported on four splayed scroll feet. 31.5 cm |
Estimate £550-650
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78 |
A Good French Gilt brass Four Glass Mantel Clock. The white enamel dial Signed Bagues & Fils Fab'de Bronzes Paris. With Arabic numerals. The circular back plate signed LV no. 35886. With sunburst pendulum. The case applied with cast trophies, floral swags and foliate garlands. With urn finial. .41.5 cm high. 18.5 cm wide. 15 cm deep. |
Estimate £650-750
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79 |
A Japanese Porcelain lamp with brass mounts. Early 20th century. Decorated with flowering bamboo on a white ground. Fitted for electricity. |
Estimate £360-400
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80 |
A George III Bowl and Cover. Makers mark T.M, London 1760. In late 17th century style. Embossed with flowers and foliage, with twin Caryatid scroll handles. The detachable cover with crested finial. 22 cm overall width. 15.5 cm high. 684.9 grams. 37.43 ounces. |
Estimate £480-550
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81 |
A Late 19th Century French Sevres Style Porcelain and Gilt Metal Mounted Centre piece. Circa 1880. The bowl painted with sprigs of flowers on a pale blue ground. No chips or cracks. 21cm high. 39cm wide. 26cm deep |
Estimate £180-250
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82 |
A George III Rosewood and Silver Mounted Tea Caddy. Chester 1809/10. With single compartment and blue glass mixing bowl. Twin ring handles. 16.5 cm high. 30 cm wide. 17 cm deep |
Estimate £350-400
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83 |
A Pair of Samson of Paris Polychrome Porcelain Figures. With Gold Anchor mark. Each 43 and 42 cm high. Some small damage to one figure. The Female figure lacking one finger otherwise good condition. |
Estimate £480-550
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84 |
Asprey of London. A Gentleman's fitted dressing case. With monogrammed and engine turned silver mounted fittings. Makers mark CHJ&Co. London 1913. Retailed by Asprey of London, with leather and outer canvas case. |
Estimate £500-600
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85 |
A Chinese Export Blue and White Tureen, with cover and stand. Late 19th century. Decorated throughout with the three friends, landscapes and exotic birds. The base 34.9cm wide. The Tureen 31cm wide. Old chips to rim of cover and one small chip to edge of base otherwise in good condition. |
Estimate £300-350
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86 |
A 19th Century Calamander and Mother of Pearl Inlaid Sewing Box. With velvet lined fitted interior. With some tools but not complete. The box in very good condition. |
Estimate £500-550
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87 |
19th Century Chinese Famille Rose Vase now converted into a lamp. With French Ormolu mounts. Fired with pressure fed (spring loaded canister mechanism) Colsa oil reservoir. |
Estimate £500-600
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88 |
A Fine Bell Epoch Oxidized and Silver Gilt Cut Glass Lady's Scent Bottle. With original case. 11cm long. Retailed by A.Daubree Nancy. |
Estimate £700-800
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89 |
A Pair of High Carat Yellow Metal and Cabachon Emerald Gentleman's Cufflinks. Metal tests as 18 carat yellow gold. |
Estimate £420-480
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90 |
A Rosewood and Satinwood Inlaid Portico Timepiece. Late 19th century. The whiten enamel dial with Roman numerals. |The circular back plate stamped V.R Brevette Paris. No. 95727. With grid iron pendulum. The case with ebonised columns. 44 cm high. 21.5 cm wide. Lacking key. Feather needs small repair. |
Estimate £150-200
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91 |
Baccarat. A Suite of Decanters and Six Glasses. Comprising a pair of decanters of square section. A pair of baluster decanters and a water or claret jug with stopper. |
Estimate £280-350
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92 |
A Good Old Sheffield Plate Two Handled Gentleman's Ink|Stand. Circa 1815. Fitted with a central pounce pot with taper stick cover. Flanked by a pair of ink bottles above a central frieze drawer. on four splayed bracket feet. 36 cm overall width. |
Estimate £200-400
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93 |
A Set of Four Victorian Electroplated Wine Coasters. Circa 1860. Each with a central boss engraved with a family crest. Waved floral borders. 18.5 cm diameter. |
Estimate £200-400
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94 |
A Fine Calamander Wood Decanter Box. Late 19th century. With twin flush brass side handles. The hinged cover opening to reveal a fitted interior for four decanters (now lacking). Complete with tester glass. 30 cm high. 25 cm square.. |
Estimate £200-300
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95 |
A Rare Victorian Bronze Candle Shade. Of Gothic tower form. With interior tube enclosing a silk fan. The top unscrews to reveal the interior tube with fan. 24 cm when fully closed. |
Estimate £150-250
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96 |
A Pair of Japanese Porcelain and Brass Mounted Table Lamps. 20th century. Each decorated in gilt with fans on a claret ground. 40 cm high. 13.5 cm diameter (base). |
Estimate £200-300
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97 |
A Victorian gold sapphire and seed pearl bangle. 60mm wide, weight 5grams. In original box. |
Estimate £330-360
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98 |
A High Carat YellowMetal and Coral Bangle. Circa 1920. 60mm wide. Weight 17 grams. In original box. In good condition |
Estimate £500-600
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99 |
Cartier. An 18 carat Yellow Gold, Coral and Emerald Bird Brooch, signed Cartier, with full set of French hallmarks and stamped 750. No. 609432. 60 mm long. 19.1 grams. With Cartier red suede leather bag. |
Estimate £3500-3800
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100 |
A Diamond, Emerald and Ruby set Butterfly Brooch. 55mm wide. Weight 21 grams. With an SJ Phillips box. |
Estimate £3000-3500
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101 |
A late 18th century Diamond, Emerald and Baroque Pearl Pendant Necklace. The pendant 60mm long, the chain 450mm long. Weight 11grams. In original box. |
Estimate £2000-2500
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102 |
Bulgari. A Diamond and Platinum Suite. Comprising a brooch and pair of earrings. Each of fan shaped design. Singed Bulgari. The brooch 60 mm wide. The earrings 30 mm wide. Total weight 73.9 grams. |
Estimate £3500-3800
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103 |
Van Cleef and Arpels. An 18 carat Yellow Gold, Diamond Emerald Ruby and Blck Onyx Brooch. In the form of a Cat. With French hallmarks. Signed VCA 750. No. 90028.50mm long. 16.0 grams. |
Estimate £4000-4500
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104 |
Van Cleef and Arpels. An 18 Carat Yellow Gold, Diamond and Sapphire Leaf Brooch. Signed VCA 750. No. 97045.55mm long. 18.3 grams. |
Estimate £3500-4000
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105 |
Cartier. An 18 Carat Yellow Gold, Diamond and Black Onyx Butterfly Brooch. With French Hallmarks. Signed Cartier. Paris. Depose SSM. No. 6021. 58mm wide. 24.9 grams. With a Cartier box. |
Estimate £10000-15000
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106 |
A Fine Chanteau joaillier Alencon La Belle Epoch White Gold Diamond and Ruby Pendant Necklace. The central diamond apporximaetly 3.5 carats. The pendant 70mm drop. The chain, 445mm long. Weight 20 grams. In original box with initials M.F |
Estimate £12000-14000
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107 |
Jaeger Le Coultre. An 18 carat yellow gold gentleman's wrist watch. The silvered dial with gold digits and seconds sweep hand. With Swiss hallamrks and stamped 750 Approximately 55.1 grams of gold. |
Estimate £1900-2200
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108 |
A Three carat Emerald Ring. Size M 3.8 grams. |
Estimate £3000-5000
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109 |
A 14.56 Carat Oval Cut Emerald Ring. Size M and a half. 6.0 grams With Ceretificate. |
Estimate £6000-8000
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110 |
A Fine Belle Epoche Diamond Necklace. Consisting of 54 graduated diamonds. 37 cm long. |
Estimate £3200-3800
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111 |
A Fine Victorian High Carat Yellow Metal Turquoise Enamel and Pearl Bracelet. 185 mm long. 44.5 grams. |
Estimate £1850-2250
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112 |
A Natural Pearl, Emerald and Diamond Necklace. Comprising three rows of pearls. 26.8 grams. |
Estimate £5500-6000
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113 |
A Late Victorian Cabochon Garnet and Yellow Metal Pendant. circa 1880. 90mm drop. 20.3 grams. With original box |
Estimate £330-360
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114 |
An Columbian Emerald Dress Ring. Set with three large and ten small emeralds. Set in 14k yellow metal. 4.28 carats in total. |
Estimate £2000-3000
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115 |
A Pair of Early Victorian Silver Fish Servers. Henry Atkins. Sheffield 1853. With a later short inscription for 1971. Each of typical form with fancy handles (loaded). In original box |
Estimate £250-280
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116 |
A Large Natural Emerald. Of shaped oval form. Lightly faceted. 65mm long. 50 mm wide. 152.0 grams. Approximately 760carats. |
Estimate £2500-4000
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117 |
A Fine and Rare Moonstone. Approximately 487.3 carats. Of purple blue fluorescent colour. 50 mm long. 97.7 grams. |
Estimate £6000-10000
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118 |
V Chinese Blue and White case. Decorated with panels of flowers.27 cm high |
Estimate £300-400
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119 |
A Chinese Brush holder or Bitong. Decorated with inscriptions. Underglaze four character mark to base. 16.5 cm high. 19.5 cm diameter. |
Estimate £400-500
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120 |
A Chinese Ming Style Saucer Dish. With yellow glaze and six character mark to base. 22cm diameter. |
Estimate £400-500
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121 |
A Chinese Ming Style Wine Cup. Underglaze blue marks to base. 5.5cm high. |
Estimate £500-700
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122 |
A Chinese Vase. Painted with a figure and an inscription. With Xian Feng mark to base. 19cm high |
Estimate £400-500
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123 |
A Chinese Bowl and Cover. Decorated throughout with Chrysanthemums. With an underglaze blue six character mark for Qianlong but later. 16.7cm diameter11cm high. |
Estimate £800-900
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124 |
A Chinese Blue and White Vase. Of slender baluster form. Decorated with Prunus root. the base with underglaze blue six character mark for Yung Cheng but probably later. 20.5cm high. |
Estimate £800-900
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125 |
A Chinese Blue and White Saucer Dish. Decorated with Phoenix Birds. The undesride with conforming decoration.19cm diameter Underglaze blue six character mark. Possibly Ching dynasty. |
Estimate £600-700
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126 |
A Ming Dynasty Style Chinese Sauce Dish. Decorated with bud flowers. The underside with deep red glaze. Unmarked. 22.2cm diameter |
Estimate £400-500
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127 |
A Chinese Porcelain Brush Pot. Decorated with figures and precious things. With red underglaze six character mark. Jiaqing but possibly later.13.7cm high. |
Estimate £400-500
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128 |
A Chinese Blue and White Dish. Decorated with a coiled dragon amongst cloud scrolls. The underside with conforming decoration.Blue underglaze six character mark . 21.5cm diameter. |
Estimate £800-900
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129 |
A Chinese Silk Hanging Scroll. 20th century. In excellent condition. 186cm long. 56.5cm wide. |
Estimate £180-250
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130 |
A Fine and Rare Anglo Indian Rosewood and Ivory Inlaid Gentleman's Desk Bureau. Late 19th century. With a hinged cover opening to reveal invory buttons to adjust the days of the month above a tambor front enclosing letter compartments, all above a sliding wriritng slope with blue velevet lining. 54cm high. 48cm wide. 33cm deep. Two very small ivory inlay losses otherwise in almost pristine condition. |
Estimate £7000-9000
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131 |
After Charles Lemoine A Bronze Indian on Horseback. 20th century. Dark brown patination. 47cm high. |
Estimate £1100-1400
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132 |
Figure with Cymbals. A Cast bronze statue. With dark brown patination, after the antique, unmarked. 57cm high. |
Estimate £1100-1400
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133 |
A Set of Four German Silver beakers. Late 19th century. Each profusely chased with 17th century Inn scenes. 7.7cm hight. 351 grams. |
Estimate £400-500
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134 |
A Continental Three Piece Coffee Set. In 18th century style but 19th century. Comprising a side handled coffee pot, a sucriere and cover and a cream jug. All of baluster form part chased with shells and leafage. On hoof feet. Mark illegible. 1119 grams (all in) |
Estimate £700-900
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135 |
A George III Mahogany Bracket Clock. Second half of the 18th century. The brass face with Roman numerals on a silvered chapter ring. With rocking ship above. The fusee movement with anchor escapament striking on a bell. with pendulum and keys. All in a mahogany case. 51cm high. 27cm wide. 16.5cm deep. |
Estimate £1200-1500
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136 |
A French Ebonized Wood and Boulle Mantel Clock. Late 19th century. The white enamel dial with Roman numerals. The movement with an outside countwheel striking on a bell. With a pendulum but no key. 40 cm high. Some veneer crack to top of clock case but boulle in good condition. |
Estimate £600-800
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137 |
Two Japanese Laquered Boxes. Circa 1900. Each decorated in gilt with Storks in a landscape. One with silk tassle. The large example 46cm wide. 13cm deep. The smaller 30cm wide. 13cm deep. |
Estimate £1100-1500
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138 |
J Thibouville-Lamy Rue Reaumur 68&70 Paris. A Rosewood cased music box. Late 19th century. Playing eight airs on bells with butterflys and a drum. 24cm high. 48cm wide. 30cm deep. |
Estimate £2000-3000
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139 |
A French Ormolu Mounted Vase now converted to a lamp. decorated with panels of flowers on a pale blue ground. 54cm high. In good condition. |
Estimate £950-1250
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140 |
A Meissen Stle Vase on Stand. Late 19th century. Painted with classical figures in a panel below twin winged cherubs. Applied floral decoration in high relief throughout. 67 cm high. In good condition |
Estimate £1000-1500
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141 |
A Pair of German Porecelain Vases with Ormolu Mounts. Late 19th century. Each applied with flowers and folaige. Both vases in very good condition. 46cm high |
Estimate £1000-1500
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142 |
A Continental Silver Mounted and Cut Glass Claret Jug. Late 19th century. The mounts with chased foliate decoration. Apparently unmarked but probably continental. 27cm high. |
Estimate £600-700
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143 |
A Gilt Brass Clock Garniture Set. Late 19th century. With Renaissance Revival decoration comprising figures amongst scrolling foliage. The silvered dial with Roman numerals. The movement with outside countwheel striking on a bell. Complete with pendulum but no key. The clock 40cm high. The urns 28cm high. |
Estimate £950-1150
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144 |
A painted Terracotta Figure of a Female Arab Water Carrier. Late 19th century. Supported on a shaped square base. Some damage to two fingers. 62.5cm high. |
Estimate £400-500
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145 |
An Oriental Bronze Figure of a Raven. Late 19th century. of dark brown patination. Shown perched on a tree trunk. 47cm high. |
Estimate £950-1250
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146 |
A Fine Victorian Burr walnut Specimen Chest. Late 19th century. Of good deep colour. With a hinged cover above a pair of doors opening to reveal four graduated drawers. Brass fittings throughout. 24.5cm high. 43cm wide. 25.5cm deep. |
Estimate £950-1250
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147 |
A Fine Pair of Cloisonne Vases. 19th century decorated with panels of flowers and Storks in foliage. 52 cm high. In very good condition. |
Estimate £950-1250
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148 |
A Patent of Armorial Insignia. To Mr. Phelps Raile. 1827. Complete with original red leather case and letter from herald's College London dated 6th March 1827. |
Estimate £300-500
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149 |
An Anglo Indian Inlaid casket. 19th century. Of shaped rectangulat form. The hinged cover in two part. First opening to reveal a vanity mirror then further opening to reveal three compartments. |
Estimate £1100-1400
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150 |
A Unique Opportunity to Purchase Parts from The Chinese Rocket HN 3. Fired in 2007 at a low orbit satellite. The first time in history this has been successfully attempted. Provenance of the 130cm, 3.690 kg, HN-3 Marked Duralumin Strut from the 2007 Chinese Satellite knock Down in Space using " Kinetic Energy ", Salvaged under International Maritime Laws from the Far North Eastern Coast of Hokkaido's Sea of Okhostk in May 2011. Please see our 'Press Release Page' for more. |
Estimate £250000-300000
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151 |
A rare & desirable Titanium steerage cable Toggle from the Chinese HN-3 missile used from the Worlds first Satellite in Space Knock down in 2007 using " Kinetic Energy ". 2007 Chinese Satellite in Low orbit Above the Northern most tip of Hokkaido Japan estimated at 24 ~ 48 hours from RE Entry or falling back to Earth when knocked Down in to The Sea of Okhotsk where the wreckage was salvaged under *International Maritime Laws in May 2011. All lots are accompanied with full provenance and signed documents from the Australian Consulate General, Osaka, Japan. More information including news video can be viewed on our website press page. www.thelondonauctionrooms.com please also visit the following links http://hn3rocket.atwebpages.com and http://hn3rocket.starsystems.ch |
Estimate £3000-5000
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152 |
A very rare large Duralumin Gantry Hoist Hook cut out of the fuselage from the Chinese HN-3 missile used from the Worlds first Satellite in Space Knock down in 2007 using " Kinetic Energy ". 2007 Chinese Satellite in Low orbit Above the Northern most tip of Hokkaido Japan estimated at 24 ~ 48 hours from RE Entry or falling back to Earth when knocked Down in to The Sea of Okhotsk where the wreckage was salvaged under *International Maritime Laws in May 2011. All lots are accompanied with full provenance and signed documents from the Australian Consulate General, Osaka, Japan. More information including news video can be viewed on our website press page. www.thelondonauctionrooms.com please also visit the following links http://hn3rocket.atwebpages.com and http://hn3rocket.starsystems.ch |
Estimate £3000-5000
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153 |
Four very rare numbered Serial Plates(only four exist) cut out of the fuselage from the Chinese HN-3 missile used from the Worlds first Satellite in Space Knock down in 2007 using " Kinetic Energy ". 2007 Chinese Satellite in Low orbit Above the Northern most tip of Hokkaido Japan estimated at 24 ~ 48 hours from RE Entry or falling back to Earth when knocked Down in to The Sea of Okhotsk where the wreckage was salvaged under *International Maritime Laws in May 2011. All lots are accompanied with full provenance and signed documents from the Australian Consulate General, Osaka, Japan. More information including news video can be viewed on our website press page. www.thelondonauctionrooms.com |
Estimate £20000-30000
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154 |
A very rare HN-3 Missile Duralumin Fuselage section (only four known to exist) cut from the Chinese HN-3 missile used from the Worlds first Satellite in Space Knock down in 2007 using " Kinetic Energy ". 2007 Chinese Satellite in Low orbit Above the Northern most tip of Hokkaido Japan estimated at 24 ~ 48 hours from RE Entry or falling back to Earth when knocked Down in to The Sea of Okhotsk where the wreckage was salvaged under *International Maritime Laws in May 2011. Duralumin Fuselage plate section exhibits irrefutable evidence of *Implosion on impact in Space, when the HN-3 missile hit the Chinese Satellite. All lots are accompanied with full provenance and signed documents from the Australian Consulate General, Osaka, Japan. More information including news video can be viewed on our website press page. www.thelondonauctionrooms.com please also visit the following links http://hn3rocket.atwebpages.com and http://hn3rocket.starsystems.ch |
Estimate £3000-5000
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155 |
A Pair of German Porcelain Polychrome Figurines. 19th century. Of a lady and a Gallant. each with blue underglaze mark to base similar to that of Volkstedt porcelain manufactury. 38cm high. |
Estimate £220-250
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156 |
A Swiss Music Box. Late 19th century, in a Rosewood case inlaid with flowers. Playing eight airs on a single cylinder with drums and bells with butterflies. In beautifully restored condition. |
Estimate £4000-4500
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157 |
A Fine Combination Organ Music Box. Swiss. late 19th century. In a rosewood case. Playing eight airs on a single cylinder with organ below. In beautifully restored condition. |
Estimate £3500-4000
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158 |
A Suite of Three Late Victorian/Edwardian Oval Baskets. In two sizes. Comprising a large fruit basket with swing handle and two sweat meat dishes. Each of oval form pierced with tracery and stamped and chased with flowers amongst leafage. All on a conforming pierced foot. The basket 31 cm wide. The sweat meat dishes 20.5 cm wide. Charles Boyton London 1901. 1117 grams, 35.9 ounces. In pristine condition. |
Estimate £1500-1800
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159 |
An Edwardian Silver Mounted Ring of jewellery Casket. Henry Matthews, Birmingam 1904. with hammered finish and silk interioor. ( loaded) 21cm wide. |
Estimate £450-500
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160 |
A Fine George III Presentation Goblet. Makers mark rubbed(possibly SH), London 1813. The inscription reads "To Mr. G. LEONARD, for his preservation of foxes for a few Gentlemen who occasionally hunt with the Duke of Beaufort Hounds. 17 cm high. 284.9 grams. 9.15 ounces |
Estimate £600-700
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161 |
A Victorian Presentation Mug. Martin hall & Co. London 1871. Inscribed " Defynock and Llewell Agricultural Society 1885 Presented by the Right Hon. Lord Tredegar for the best three acres of Swede Turnips. 13.5 cm high 310.8 grams. 9.99 ounces. |
Estimate £400-450
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162 |
A Fine Silver Mounted Two Compartment Cigarette Box. Fitted with a lighter and cutter. With twin handles, Quite plain throughout. 35cm overall width. Loaded. |
Estimate £1200-1400
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163 |
A Victorian Seven Bottle Cruet. London 1872. Of oval form. 29cm high. The base with Cedar wood lining. |
Estimate £900-950
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164 |
A Victorian Four Bottle Cruet, London 1880, of boat shaped form. With beaded borders. 27cm wide. 296.1 grams. 9.51 ounces. |
Estimate £750-850
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165 |
A Vicrorian Mustard Pot. London 1869. Of compressed circular form. With leaf wrapped handle and four splayed feet. Lacking blue glass liner. 12 cm wide. 169.9 grams. 5.46 ounces. |
Estimate £475-525
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166 |
A George III Oval Mustard Pot. London 1801. Bright cut engraved and with family crest. Lacking blue glass liner. 9 cm wide. 126.5 grams. 4.06 ounces. |
Estimate £475-525
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167 |
A Late William IV Teapot. of plain compressed circular form. With ebonised scroll handle. 9 cm high. 511.8 grams 16.45 ounces (all in). |
Estimate £550-650
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168 |
A Pair of Irish George III beakers. Marks rubbed but possibly Dublin, 1770. Makers mark J L. Each engraved with a crest otherwise quite plain. 9.3 cm high. 342.9 grams. 11.02 ounces. |
Estimate £1300-1500
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169 |
An American Sterling Silver meat Dish. Black Starr & Frost. With shell and gadroon border. 35.5 cm wide.669.4 grams. 21.52 ounces. |
Estimate £500-600
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170 |
An Edwardian large Silver Punch Bowl. London 1909. With massive Lion mask ring handles. 26cm high. 37cm diameter. 1735 grams. 55.8 ounces. |
Estimate £2000-2500
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171 |
A Pair of Scottish George III Circular Trays. Edinburgh 1811. Each with shell and gadroon borders, on three splayed feet. 24.7 cm diameter. |
Estimate £
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172 |
A Chines Silk Hanging scroll. Early 20th century.149 cm long. In very good condition. |
Estimate £180-250
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