Gordon Rusell Limited four-door mid-century / retro sideboard on tapered legs with 4 drawers too. 173 x 43 x 89cm. In good functional condition with minor signs of wear and use. In good condition.
David Wilde (1913-1974) abstract acrylic painting 'Anglesey Copper Mine' with signature bottom right. In modern frame and in good condition with some minor wear. ARR fees apply. 71 x 58.5cm inc frame.
FULL Sovereign and mount – total weight 13.3g checked as genuine. 1907
A Whitefriars Sunburst vase in a blue colourway, designed by Geoffrey Baxter, shape number 9676, 15cm tall together with a similar Whitefriars vase in a blue colourway 12cm tall (2). Both vases show the remains where the original Whitefriars sticker once was. In good condition with no obvious damage or restoration. Some light scratching is apparent.
A 19th century folding table-top bagatelle in a mahogany case with green felt interior by Thurston and Co of 14 Catherine Street London 'Thurston 14 Catherine St London'. It comes with 4 red balls, 4 white balls and a black ball togethwer with a few wooden pins. 213 x 53cm when unfolded. 106cm when folded. Generally in good condition with some signs of wear and use. A super item.
9ct gold ladies torque bangle. 23.0 grams. In good condition with some slight bend.
A pair of 19th century Grand Tour Bronze candlesticks depicting ladies with wings holding an urn on their head, circa 1830s. In good condition with no obvious damage or restoration. The candle holder is detachable on both. 18.5cm tall.
Silver tea pot together with matched silver plated sugar and cream. Teapot weighs 598.8g, bearing London 1907 hallmarks, and engraved dedication. In original Henry Piddock silversmith boxes.
9ct tri-colour gold fringe necklace, made in Italy with UK import marks. 7.5 grams. 43cm long.
19th century 'Cassell's Complete Atlas containing two hundred and sixty folio maps, (beautifully engraved and coloured) presenting a full and most accurate survey of the World's surface. 'Supplement to the Weekly dispatch of Sunday'. Circa 1860s. The maps are all lithographs and are mainly by Edward Weller. Believed to be complete. Generally in good clean condition however as expected some signs of wear and age do show in the form of foxing, staining, creasing, minor repairs etc though generally it is in good clean condition. 50 x 36cm.
A near pair of Doulton and Watts salt glaze duelling pistol spirit flasks, circa 1840s. Both present well. Both show signs of firing blemishes and show grazes, chips and damage to the glaze. One has been restored on the flint lock part whereas the other one has been restored around the main body of the pistol including the trigger, guard and flint lock section. Extremely unusual. 25cm in length.
about Lot 181
A cased set of 25 Romeo y Julieta Cedros De Luxe No.1 cigars made in Habana, Cuba. Appear to be in good condition. Box is showing signs of age and wear etc. there is a nail in the lid of the box to act as a catch. Tobacciana and smoking Interest.
about Lot 249
Chinese export pierced porcelain painted with a family crest to consist of a desert basket with stand and 4 matching plates (6) Generally in good condition. Wear to the guild and some light scratches. There are some underglaze cracks to some weaves. Handles restored on basket. Some loss of paint. 28cm widest.
about Lot 194
An early 20th century Wedgwood Black Basalt bust depicting Minerva or a similar Roman God/Goddess. An unusual item which isn't seen too often. In good condition with no obvious damage or restoration. Stamped 'Wedgwood' in 2 places as well as 'Made in England' and the letter 'C'. 11.5cm tall.
about Lot 52
A collection of H & R Daniel tea and dinner ware: pattern number 4024, circa 1820 (29 pieces). In mixed condition, every one of the items has wear to the paintwork and guilding as expected with a tea set this old. Each example has been used and therefore has surface wear including scratches and varying depths and loss of paint. 3 of the smaller cups are cracked and a further one has had the handles glued back on. 5 of the larger cups are damaged with either cracks or reglued areas etc. 5 side plates are also cracked/ damaged. Please note, every other piece shows signs of age as this is an antique tea set and isnt perfect.
about Lot 38
Moorcroft 1950s jug in the Anemone pattern. In good condition with no obvious damage or restoration. Some crazing. 16cm tall
about Lot 46
9ct gold charm bracelet with padlock catch and various charms to include a dolphin, lamp, handcuffs, 21, break glass box, clogs, genie slipper and a wishbone. Bracelet and each charm hallmarked 9ct/375. 21.5 grams total weight
about Lot 213
Asian gold coloured metal brooch & pendant set turquoise with enamel decoration: Tested as higher carat gold, with loses to both stones & enamel, gross weight 22.7g. The stone does come out on the pendant.
about Lot 218
A pair of antique heavy cast iron campagna garden urns on matching cast iron bases. Approximately 82cm tall. The urns seem to have been repainted in the last 15/20 years. They are generally in good condition with age-related wear and tear. One urn has damage/ a small section missing to one rim as shown in the photographs.
about Lot 296
Silver 3 piece tea set to include the teapot, milk and sugar: hallmarked for London 1905 (1120 grams gross weight) With initials inscription. With no obvious damage or repairs
about Lot 222
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