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Lot 167
FIVE PIECES OF 20TH CENTURY SILVER, comprising a George V capstan inkwell of oval form, makers A & J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham 1923, an Edwardian candlestick of Neo-classical style, Birmingham 1905, height 18cm, a dwarf candlestick and two posy vases, all items with loaded bases (5) (Condition Report: inkwell lid doesn't close flush and has some dints and creases, glass liner is ok, posy vases and dwarf candlestick have some dents and creases)
Lot 393
SIX BOXES OF CERAMICS AND CUT CRYSTAL, to include two decanters, celery vase, three cut crystal glasses by Harbridge of Stourbridge, wine, sherry and port, ink wells, a Victorian squat circular inkwell with a hinged brass lid, a large quantity of blue and white dinner wares, a large Palissy 'Avon scenes' meat plate, a Beswick 873 cheese dish, three other cheese dishes, etc. (s.d) (6 boxes)
Lot 14
George IV Irish silver Fiddle pattern tablespoon initialled "T", by L K, recorded in Jackson's but not traced, also stamped J Moore, retailer?; 2 Jubilee spoons by Wakely & Wheeler, London 1935; Continental caddy spoon, butter knife. 2 scallop salt spoons, by Tiffany and Heath & Middleton; mustard spoon, miniature Mexican salt shaker, inkwell, Birmingham, 1912; 4 Plato dwarf hexagonal candlesticks, H.6.6cm, and plated flatware, 147.7grs of weighable silver. (a lot)
Lot 129
A George V Silver and Enamel Dressing-Set, by Colen Hewer Cheshire, Chester, 1926, each with yellow enamel over engine-turned ground, comprising a hand-mirror, a pair of clothes-brushes, a pair of hair-brushes, and a comb; together with a George V Silver Inkwell, Birmingham, 1927, capstan-form, 16.5cm diameter (7)
Lot 167
Linthorpe Pottery; Four green and brown glazed vases to include model No. 845, 958, 937, and 147, and and inkwell model No.1475; together with Cliveheart Linthorpe Art Pottery, 1988, and two volumes on Christopher DresserMustard pot with a large glaze chip to the foot, jug with two spout chips, bottle vase with a large flat rim chip, all pieces crazed with no restoration
Lot 495
A Victorian silver desk stand Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London 1873, retailer's stamp for Hall's, King Street, Manchester, of shaped form with twin handles and four foliate capped scroll feet, with the original glass inkwells with hinged silver lids, 15in. (38cm.) long, weight without inkwells 34.2 tr.oz.* Condition: In very good condition - crisp clear marks and no faults. Tiny frit to one corner of one inkwell, otherwise good.
Lot 160
A late grand tour patinated bronze reduction of the Temple of Castor & Pollux, 9.5 cm wide x 20.5 cm overall height. together with a smaller example on a marble base,13 cm overall height, a miniature patinated reduction of the Temple of Vespasian and Titus on a giallo antico base, 15 cm high, a miniature bronze reduction of the Temple of Saturn on a giallo antico base, 9 cm high and a miniature bronze inkwell in the form of the Fire Temple of Vesta (cover and insert missing) 6 cm high (5)
Lot 164
A collection of small grand tour items including a late grand tour cast bronze model of an ancient Roman oil lamp, 19th century, with twin mask head spouts and leafy mantle over a pedestal foot. 19 cm wide (cover missing) together with an A&AB patent twin asp handled oil lamp, a specimen marble obelisk, a classical ormolu urn with swag and goats mask decoration, a small gilt bronze tripod form inkwell body and cove, gilt bronze furniture capital mounts and a niello worked hinged box and a rustic Doric column fragment.
Lot 225
Five items of 19th century Wedgwood rosso antico ware, comprising a miniature version of the Portland vase, 9.5 cm high, a taper holder, of circular form supported by three dolphins on a triangular base, 11 cm high, a Campagna urn on pedestal base (a/f), a covered box and a small planter, each with impressed mark to base.Qty: 5Some restoration to the dolphin inkwell rim.A shell chip to the foot ring of the powder jar and cover.Chips to the foot rim of the small Portland vase.The campaga urn inkwell has a handle and cover missing and tha chip to the inner rim, the main body of the urn has been re glued.
Lot 376
19TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD JEWELLERY/ WRITING BOX COMPENDIUM, mother of pearl inlay, the blind panel doors revealing four drawers with a small writing slope complete with original glass inkwell, raised on four carved reeded feet, 31.5h x 32w x 22cms Condition: there is historic damage to the front opening door and front lower moulding but the interior generally complete with minor repairs required.
Lot 523
TIFFANY STUDIOS, A GILT BRONZE INK STANDEARLY 20TH CENTURYDecorated as three Heroically nude men pulling a cabochon set lidded octagonal casket and hinged cover from the surf, opening to reveal a moulded glass inkwell, stamped to underside "Tiffany Studios New York 1038"7cm high, 26cm wideTogether with receipt, paperwork and accompanying exhibition catalogue by Max Koffler for Art Focus, St Moritz 1998, (this inkstand is illustrated on page 160)
Lot 72
SMALL SILVER & WHITE METAL COLLECTABLES GROUP - to include a small easel back photograph frame stamped '925' with import marks, 8.5 x 6.5cms, two smaller white metal examples, Birmingham silver thimble, London 1921 inkwell with inlaid silver tortoiseshell lid, 8.5cms max diameter, rectangular white metal three section stamp box with hunt scene print inset to the lid, 8cms L, mother of pearl and white metal purse and a modern silver plated quartz clock
Lot 774
A rare and early Lowestoft blue and white inkwell, c.1760, the cylindrical form with slightly sloping shoulders, painted with birds perched on flowering Oriental branches, the shoulder with four circular quill holes around a central opening, traces of a painter's number, some cracking, 6.6cm dia.Provenance: formerly the Gilbert Bradley Collection.Illustrated: Christopher Spencer, Early Lowestoft, p.84, fig.99.
Lot 337
A Secessionist rectangular brass and copper ink stand, c.1910, with two covered ink wells, on animal form supports, 30cm x 19cm Condition Report: Generally worn and with some small spots of tarnishing in areas overall consistent with age and use. The handles of the inkwell covers are dull in colour as a result of handling over a long period of time. The inside of the lids with circular tarnish marks. Liners are lacking to the inkwells. The underside is missing one small screw and there is residue from 4 old sticky labels. There are faintly visible seams running vertically through the animal supports where the stand has been cast in four sections and joined together when first made.
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