Y A carved ivory model of a saint, Probably Antony the Great, 17th century, probably Dieppe, portrayed holding his attributes of a book, a Tau (T-shaped) cross and a bell, 17.5cm high, on a later stained and ebonised beech plinth, 24cm high overallCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks, some chips and lossesOld split to the back of His head, this may have held a pin and a halo previously, there are other splits and cracks to some areas. He is missing His right foot. Dirt and discolouration, brown patina in places, The base is later and associated, He is well fixed to this, with only slight looseness - the underside is red fabric linedPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
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An Art Deco gold mask and diamond tie pinSchless Brod & Co, Newark New Jersey circa 1915 A gold terminal in the form of a grimacing face, one rose-cut diamond eye, mounted on a gold stick pin, in a brown leather fitted case, the silk lining printed with the retailer's 'C.R. Smith & Son Philadelphia', length 6cm.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
An early 20th century Prince of Wales gold and enamel tie pinunmarked A small circular gold plaque with the cypher of Prince Edward, Prince of Wales, later to become Edward VIII and on his abdication the Duke of Windsor (1894-1972) featuring the Prince of Wales's feathers and motto 'ICH DIEN' (I serve), on a blue guilloche enamel background, mounted on a gold pin fitting, in a red leather and velvet-lined case, length 6.5cm.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A Compact Mahogany Medicine Chest, English, mid-19th century,the hinged lid with recessed brass handle opening to a set of fourteen glass medicine bottles, drawer to the base with recessed brass handle and holding pin, opening to a glass measuring tube and two metal pill boxes, 7 1/2in x 6 3/4in x 6 3/4in (19cm x 17cm x 17cm) Footnotes:One of the most fashionable styles of medicine chest was the hinged trunk-lid, with a single drawer. The functional design provided space for bottles to be stored upright, and for smaller pills and instruments within. For a similar example, see A.M. Young, Antique Medicine Chests, London 1994, p.28, fig.17.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
H.M.Queen Elizabeth (later H.M. Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother), fine 1930s Royal Presentation two colour gold, diamond and green guilloché enamel brooch with central crowned ER cipher within floral setting and pin backing in original red and gilt tooled leather case with gilt embossed crowned ER cipher to lid, retailed by Carrington & Co Ltd, Regent Street, London. The brooch approx 3cm wide. Provenance - a gift from The Queen to Miss Beryl Poignand - Her Majesty's trusted Governess and confidante.Condition report: Very good original order, very slight chip to enamel near one of the stones- see extra images
George III silver tea urn or samovar, with engraved foliate decoration, twin lion mask ring handles, an ivory mounted tap and slip in cover of waisted form, with bell finial, on an oval pedestal base, with four ball feet, interior with separate hot iron reservoir and iron (London1801). Robert Hennell I & David Hennell II. approximately 37ozs weighable silver. 37cm overall height.Condition report: General overall condition is good, some surface scratching and minor denting. Main body has had some repairs around top rim and is discoloured in places below where cover fits, left lion head may have been resoldered and there is a pin hole at top of mane, area where tap enters body has been repaired, feet have been resoldered and base does not sit square. Ivory tap handle is cracked. Cover inner rim is slightly distorted, there are remains of a maker's mark but it is very rubbed and basically illegible. Inner iron reservoir and cover are scratched and dented, frame may have been repaired. Iron is rusty. Marks in base are clear.
Late William IV silver mustard of drum form with Gothic Arch decoration, blue glass liner, hinged cover with engraved armorial crest and double scroll handle (Sheffield 1837) Henry Wilkinson & Co. together with a contemporary silver mustard spoon (Birmingham 1948). All at approximately 3ozs.Condition report: General overall condition good, some surface scratching and wear, engraved crest on cover very worn, decoration to top of handle worn, no other evidence of any major damage or repair. hinge pin loose, cover slightly distorted. Glass liner good. Marks rubbed but legible.
Early 19th century drop dial wall clock by R. Cole of Ipswich, with 9” circular painted dial, single fusee movement in carved mahogany and brass inlaid case, keys and pendulum present 42cm highCondition report: In good restored condition. Not possible to test movement as the small pin at the top of the pendulum is missing and therefore it cannot be suspended however it all looks to be in good order.The keys and pendulum are original
A 19th century cut glass pedestal sweetmeat bowl, height 21.5cm, together with a pair of late 19th century cut glass sweetmeat jars and covers, height 22cm (3).Additional InformationEach with the usual scratches and wear to the bases, minor chipping to the rims and edges, also to the cut detail, one of the sweet meat jars with a large chip to the top rim, also large chips to the foot rim, the pedestal has also been broken off and has been held together by a pin, the second jar with a large chip to the corner foot rim.
A late Victorian hallmarked silver full and half sovereign holder, inscribed 'H.C. Hessey from 4th Troop C.S. 15th Lancers', and also inscribed to the reverse 'Bloemfontein. Dec. 1900', length excluding ring loop attachment 6cm.Additional InformationA few surface dents and the lid is slightly sprung, the action appears to work well on the interior. Some tarnishing and general pin head knocks throughout.
A 19th century brass bound rosewood and mahogany writing slope, the hinged cover enclosing a baize slope and undertier section, with side drawer, width 47cm, depth 27cm, height 19cm.Additional InformationLarge splits running across half of the top, further splits, losses, wear to the metal, losses to the applied metal detail, missing the pin which holds the drawer into place, possible replacement lock.
An ebony jewellery box of sarcophagus form with hinged lid enclosing a velvet lined fitted interior, width 22cm and an ebony hat pin holder, height 7.5cm (2).Additional InformationStaining to each, light scratches, wear to each. Minor losses to the ebony on the casket, especially to the foot rim and edges. Cylindrical tidy with a large chip/crack to the rim.
AMPHORA; a green glazed twin handled vase decorated with two children, height 20.5cm and a WMF pin dish modelled as a young bowl with two Dachshund, width 15.5cm (2). Additional InformationVery small glaze chip to the rim of the vase, some light surface scratches and scuffs throughout, crazing to the painted sections. The WMF dish is sadly been attempted to be polished to the rectangular platform leaving it now two tone and removing the original finish. Otherwise ok.
ROYAL COPENHAGEN; a figure of a Dutch bearded man wearing clogs, height 16cm, together with further Royal Copenhagen ceramics including a bell, dated 1977, decorated with a view of St Paul's Cathedral, a miniature figure of a merman, etc (9).Additional InformationNicotine stain to each, the rectangular pin tray with a star crack, the Paris plate with a sliver chip to the rim.
NAO; six assorted figures of angels including an example holding a tambourine, also a ceramic pin dish, with applied bird (7).Additional InformationEach with nicotine staining, the ceramic with the bird with a chip to its wing, the angel holding the lute is damaged, another angel holding a musical instrument with damage to the instrument.
A pair of 19th century jars and covers of ovoid form, with moulded mask head handles, representing maiden's heads, painted with cherubs seated playing a lyre and a cherub with floral detail, each with gadrooned decoration to the lower body, height 17cm (2).Additional InformationEach cover has been restored, minimal pin head nicks to the underside on one example other wise good.
A set of three 1950s circular pin dishes decorated with glamour girls, the reverse printed with a symbol of a cigarette burning beside a walking cane and top hat, diameter 11.5cm, a similar dish including 'Everything I like is Illegal, Immoral or Fattening', diameter 11.5cm, and a Brownie Downing pin dish decorated with a young Scottish girl dancing, width 12.5cm 5).Additional InformationSome rubbing to the gilding but otherwise OK.
GLASGOW 1938; a Goss figure of the Tower of Empire, printed marks to base, height 13.5cm and a Goss pin dish surmounted with the Rampant Lion, height of 10.5cm.Additional InformationThe figure of the Tower is overall in good condition. The Lion figure has a very fine hairline crack running through the back of the base and light crazing throughout.
An Edwardian novelty hallmarked silver pin cushion modelled as a clog, Birmingham 1909, length 6cm.Additional InformationMaker's marks slightly obscured, hallmark clear, also bears registration mark, very small dent beneath hallmark, the pad is slightly worn and overall tarnishing and toning throughout.
An 18ct yellow gold band with pierced decoration, approx size Q, together with a group of 9ct gold and yellow metal jewellery including a necklace with double heart pendant, various earrings, Edwardian brooch set with seed pearls, etc, total approx 24.1g.Additional InformationLight wear, tarnishing and scuffs throughout. The bar brooch bent suspension pin. The earrings are misshapen. Only one of the opal earrings.
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