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The silver case cover marked for Lawrence Emanuel, Birmingham, 1904 and inscribed 'Mudhook Yacht Club, 5th July 1905' and 'Sorley Glasgow, Silversmiths to HM the King', the pocket watch with Roman numeral hour markers, calibrated outer ring, subsidiary seconds dial, a thermometer between the barometer and watch, the easel back inscribed 8 DAY 12cm high, 20cm wide
A VICTORIAN RECTANGULAR ROSEWOOD AND BRASS INLAID ARTIST'S PAINT BOX, fitted with compartments containing slab paints, mixing dishes, miniature wooden easel, brush, dip pen, etc, width 24cm x depth 16cm , with key (Condition report: box lid has had some veneer repairs along the left hand side, key works)
Standing caricature of Winston Churchill, 9” tall shows Churchill in white suit with hat and cigar painting at easel with brushes in hand. Made by Manor limited edition The Life and Times of Winston Churchill number 165 of 3000. BOOK A VIEWING TIME SLOT ON OUR WEBSITE FOR THIS LOT. IMPORTANT: Online bidding only. Collection by appointment via our website or arrange with Mailboxes Etc couriers ONLY. Restrictions apply to ensure social distancing.
A collection of silver to include: George VI silver and mint green enamel powder case (damage to enamel), hallmarked J Gloster & Co., Birmingham, 1940; a George VI engine turned oblong cigarette case, hallmarked Birmingham, 1940; George VI plain silver rectangular frame, Birmingham, 1942, easel backed 24 x 19cm and a George V thimble, Chester, 1912 (4) gross 4.49 ozt (139.1 grams) - AF - damages
A large late 19th-century leather travel vanity case, the fitted blue silk interior with tortoiseshell toilet set, and the base fitted with a gilt bronze ornate dressing easel-backed table mirror, 56 cm high x 37 cm wide, all elements with a monogram, the case 59 cm wide.Condition report: Wear and loose parts throughout, with some elements missing from the set
A 19th-century silver-mounted tortoiseshell desk blotter, together with silver photo frame, cigarette case and a silver-mounted match holder, various dates and makers.Qty: 4Condition report: The easel frame 17 cm x 12.5 cm Some slight rubbing through and lifting of the silver faciaCigarette case 8.5 cm x 6.5 cm dented but intactSmall teakwood dice pot 4,5 cm diameter x 5.5 cm high condition OKBlotter, the tortoisehell is a little wavy but is unsplit the binding is a little tatty but functional top right hand silver corner has a pin missing and is lifting at that edge.
An Edwardian silver mounted pocket watch stand, William Comyns, London 1903, of rectangular form with pierced foliate silver mount, brown leather reverse, 8.3cm x 7.5cm, containing an open face pocket barometer, 48mm diameterCR; Some hairline cracks and wear to the dial. Some loss to the enamel on the dial, but lettering is still in tact and legible. Heavy scratching and wear to the case. The pendant loop is loose and requires retightening. Denting, misshaping and small areas of splitting to the pierced front and the corners and sides. There are gaps visible around the silver mount and cover. Heavy wear and loss to the leather of the reverse and sides. Moderate wear to the velvet and silk lining on the interior, particularly on the highpoints. The easel to the reverse is missing. Barometer is reacting to artificial pressure.
An Edwardian silver mounted pocket watch stand, Henry Williamson Ltd, Birmingham 1909, of rectangular form, the cover with embossed scrolling foliate detail, black leather reverse with easel stand, 8.9cm x 7.5cm, containing a silver coloured open face pocket watch, case size 50mmCR; Watch is not in working order. Watch ticks for a few seconds when wound, but stops shortly after. Dial shows several hairline cracks, but no losses. All numbers and lettering is clear and legible. There is scratching and wear to the glass and heavy scratching and wear to the case and inner cover. Heavy denting, piercing and splitting to the highpoints of the decoration, around the edges and aperture. Heavy scratching and wear. Heavy wear and areas of loss to the leather on the reverse and sides. Heavy wear and loss to the green felt lining of the interior. Easel stand in working order. Cover opens smoothly and closes with a snap.
A silver mounted photograph frame, Mere Designs, Edinburgh 1998, of rectangular form with reeded border, navy velvet to reverse with easel support, 24cm x 19cm, together with a further silver mounted photograph frame, B S C Ltd, London 1994, of rounded rectangular from with embossed scrolling detail, navy velvet to reverse with easel support, 23.8cm x 18.4cm (2)CR; Mere Designed example: The silver mount is lifting slightly in the corners. Definition has been lost to the detail on the border. Moderate amount of small dents, scratching and wear to the frame mounts throughout. Easel is wobbly. Glass in good order. No signs of repair or splitting.BSC example: Light denting, scratching and wear throughout mount. No signs of splitting or repair. Glass in good order.
A George V silver mounted photograph frame, Charles Boyton & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1918, of rectangular form with shaped rim, embossed foliate detail and beaded borders, easel reverse, 25cm x 20cmCR;Several, small dents throughout the mount. Some splitting around the highpoints of the decoration, and much of the definition to the decoration has been lost. The mount is lifting from the wooden frame is several places. Glass is in good order, no cracks, chips or losses. Some areas of splitting to the wooden reverse, but no large losses. The easel is slightly wobbles, but is in working order. The brackets and catches to the reverse are slightly rusted and misshapen, but are in working order.
A Victorian silver mounted photograph frame, William Comyns, London 1897, of rectangular form with scalloped borders and fluted decoration, surmounted by the circular cartouche with monogrammed initials, 17.7cm high (at fault)CR; Condition is poor. Several of the screws securing the mount to the back are missing. There are several gaps between the mount and the back around the sides and aperture. There is some denting to the highpoints, thinning and splitting concentrated around the sides. The reverse does not appear to be original to the front. The painted wooden frame has splits in the corners, one running completely through the aperture. The back panel easel is slightly loose. The glass is later, and has a small chip in the corner. The glass and the back with the supporting easel are not secure, and slide out when moved.
A selection of silver mounted and silver coloured photograph frames, including a rectangular example with shaped border and embossed floral detailing to silver coloured mount, easel stand to reverse, 18.5cm x 14cm, an oval example with silver plated mount, shaped border with embossed floral detail, easel stand to reverse, 19.8cm x 14cm, two miniature oval silver coloured examples, each 5.9cm x 4.5cm, a miniature heart-shaped silver mounted example, 7.3cm long, a silver mounted oval example, 16cm x 12cm (at fault), and a rectangular silver coloured example, 16.5cm x 11.5cm (7)
An interesting 19th century Battle of Waterloo relic display, comprising a French embroidered cockade and a pressed metal Prussian eagle, mounted on a red lacquer panel, detailed in gilt 'Waterloo' within a border of radiating lines, 22.75cm x 13.75cm, within a glazed ebonized box frame, 28cm x 19cm, the back with easel stand and glazed aperture displaying a hand-written note: 'A French cockade and Prussian eagle picked up by Miss White on the field of Waterloo, three days after the battle June 18th 1815, and presented by her to Mr Ashcombe of Winchester. In April 1882 given by his daughters Elizabeth and Theodosia Ashcombe to their nephew George Stephen Walker conditionally that it be kept as an heirloom in his family'.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
SILVER CIGARETTE BOXES (2) and a small easel back photograph frame, London 1927 the larger box, Maker Walker & Hall, engine turned detail to the sides, the top similarly decorated but with a gilt floral border, 5.5cms H, 14cms across, 9.25cms depth, the smaller box Birmingham 1905, indistinct maker's marks, 4.5cms H, 9cms across, 8cms depth, the frame Sheffield 1901, Maker James Deakin & Sons, 10.5cms H, 7.75cms max W, the large cigarette box, 17.3 ozt
A silver and shagreen photograph frameStokes & Ireland Ltd, Chester 1911 With portrait and landscape viewing options, rectangular form, with a narrow silver lattice design border around an inner shagreen band, removable wood back and easel, 27cm x 21cm.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A Victorian silver and tortoiseshell timepieceJane Brownett, London 1893 Heart-shaped, with easel support and winding key, height 9cm.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: YY Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the EU, see clause 13.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A pair of Belgium silver photograph framesstamped Altenloh, Bruxelles, 950MUpright rectangular form with cut corners, raised moulded borders embellished with ribbons, one with original leather covered easel back, gilt tooled 'E et R ALTENLOH' ... the other with wood easel and back, height 25cm. (2)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A French silver-mounted barometer, thermometer and time desk compendiumimported by Stauffer, Son & Co, London 1913, incused 487 Flat oval form, silver mounted with two dials flanking a thermometer against a matt silver ground, the reverse featuring two silver domed covers against a brass base, the timepiece with integral winding key, incused DEPOSÉ at various locations, supported with an easel back, height 9cm, length 11cm.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

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