A gold charm bracelet, the 9ct gold bracelet of curb linking suspending thirteen charms including a 22ct gold wedding band, British hallmarks; a poodle, a barrel, a Toby jug, an iron, a Capricorn goat, and enamelled coat of arms for Wareham, the Eiffel tower, a church opening to reveal a bride and groom, an ocean liner opening to reveal a rope and anchor, all with British hallmarks for 9ct gold, the number 13, stamped 9ct, and a candlestick, fastened by a 9ct gold heart padlock clasp, British hallmarks, bracelet length 20cm, gross weight 47.5 grams
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Collection of bisque fired white stoneware desk top objects consisting of five books, an inkwell and quill, magnifying glass and candlestick, unmarked (9) From the collection of the late Maurice Costley Condition ReportCandlestick cracked and broken through stem, in two. Chipping to feathered quill, the end of the quill is cracked off and detached. The open book with two loose pages (detached but present). The majority of the other books with some minor chipping to edges.
A cased silver cruet set by London Assay Office, 1941, comprising a pair of pepperettes, and a mustard pot,together with a silver candlestick,by James Deakin & Sons, Chester, of tapering form, on a weighted base,20.5cm highand a miniature golf trophy cup,by Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1931, inscribed 'Dunlop Golf Ball Hole-In-One Souvenir', 5cm high3.6ozt weighableCondition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout.
A collection of silver items to include a four division toast rack, Birmingham 1936, 7.5cm wide, a cream jug, Birmingham 1908, five napkin rings, to include a pair by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1932, and two sets of silver-plated coasters, 11.4ozt weighableCondition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout. Dents to the dwarf candlestick.
A Royal Worcester porcelain figural candlestick 19th century, modelled as a young boy, printed and impressed marks, 20cm hightogether with a Wedgwood drabware pastille burner, c.1820, impressed marks, modelled as an urn, supported by three dolphins, to a triform base,14cm highProvenance: The property of the late Baron John Mauger LanginCondition ReportCandlestick) No apparent chips or cracks.Pastille burner) Chips to the base. Scuffs to the urn.
AN ENGRAVED BRASS SAFAVID-STYLE CANDLESTICK WITH ARCHAISTIC FIGURES Qajar Iran, late 19th centuryOf typical tapering cylindrical shape, resting on a wide, splayed base and rising to an everted circular rim, the exterior engraved and chased in relief with archaistic Achaemenid-revival figures of kings and envoys in the middle section reminiscent of the stone reliefs of Persepolis and Naqsh-e Rustam, set against a grid of Y-shaped patterns and knot bands, the base and neck with pseudo-thuluth calligraphic cartouches framed within similar decorative bands.20.4cm high 20.4cm high Qty: 1
AN OTTOMAN CAST BRASS CANDLESTICK Ottoman Turkey or Provinces, late 18th - 19th centuryOf typical shape, cast in two parts, the base of typical splayed conical shape, rising to a tall cylindrical neck with two bulging rings and a reverse-conical candle holder at the top, the exterior plain.26cm high 26cm high Qty: 1
Four pieces of 19th century silver-plated and copper ware: a two-light silver-plated copper candelabra, the candlestick and twin-branch top matched, 37cm high; a silver-plated copper oval teapot stand; an Elkington & Co. two-handled tureen base; an elegant Georgian copper coffee pot, 23.5 cm high, the lid possibly matched.
THREE ITEMS OF WEMYSS POTTERY LATE 19TH CENTURY Comprising: a straight side bowl decorated with crocus, impressed WEMYSS, Rogers De Rin label, 21cm diameter; a similar bowl painted with daffodils, impressed and painted WEMYSS marks, Thomas Goode stamp, 21cm diameter; and a candlestick painted with buttercups, impressed Robt. Heron mark, 29cm high The collection from Trethill House, Cornwall Condition Report: Crocus bowl restored.Condition Report Disclaimer
A WEDGWOOD BLACK BASALT MODEL OF A GRYPHON OR GRIFFIN LATE 18TH CENTURY Impressed WEDGWOOD mark 24.5cm highAnd another similar, unmarked, 24.5cm high Provenance: Sotheby's London 2nd December 2003, lot 85 where it was noted that a candlestick version of this model after a design by Sir William Chambers, is illustrated M.H.Grant, The Makers of Black Basaltes, pl.XXVII, no.2.The collection from Trethill House, Cornwall Saleroom notice: Please see the updated catalogue description as follows: A WEDGWOOD BLACK BASALT MODEL OF A GRYPHON OR GRIFFIN LATE 18TH CENTURY Impressed WEDGWOOD mark 24.5cm highAnd another similar, unmarked, 24.5cm high Condition Report: The differences between each model are very slight and they are very similar but with subtle differences. However, in the strictest sense, each medallion hanging from the necks of the gryphons is different. Oen features Hercules and the other a centaur. The marked Wedgwood example has slightly larger suspensions from the neck wreath than the other. Both have nibbles to the base, the one with the Hercules medallion has a small repaired section to the tip of bottom beak, and is restored at the back of the neck under the wreath. To the same model, possible restoration to the acanthus scroll under the gryphon. The marked Wedgwood example the base measurements are 2.6cm x 16.2cm x 9.2cm. The other unmarked example 2.9cm x 16cm x 9cm. Please see additional images available from the Dept. upon request. Both examined with UV light. Potential purchasers are asked to satisfy themselves as to the nature, condition and vagaries of the two models before bidding and if possible to view in person.Condition Report Disclaimer
A PAIR OF LOUIS XV STYLE ORMOLU AND PATINATED BRONZE FOUR BRANCH CANDELABRA LATE 19TH CENTURY Each with three putti supporting the branches, on circular bases 44cm high, 14cm diameter at base Condition Report: With wear, marks, knocks and scratches as per age, handling, use, and cleaning. One candlestick is lacking one branch. Formerly fitted for electricity with drill holes, Gilding rubbed and dirty. Bronze patina very rubbed. Please see additional images for visual references to condition which form part of this condition report. All lots are available for inspection and Condition Reports are available on request. However, all lots are of an age and type which means that they may not be in perfect condition and should be viewed by prospective bidders; please refer to Condition 6 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers. Condition Report Disclaimer
A pair of George V silver backed clothes brushes, engine turned, vacant cartouches, Chester 1929; an EPNS four piece tea service on tray; an EPNS two handled galleried tray; an Ianthe two branch candlestick; three pairs of silver plated candlesticks; a Viners of Sheffield pedestal rose bowl; etc
Group of French faience inkwells, late 19th/early 20th century, including: a Gien blue-ground rectangular inkwell decorated with grotteschi 29.5cm wide, a French armorial example with candle scones, inkwells and a drawer, a heart-shaped example and others, together with a Staffordshire pottery swan inkwell/spill (6) Property of Dunkirk Manor, Theescombe, Stroud Condition Report Example with fleur-de-lys shield and integral candlescones, with imitation Hannog marks - cracked and restored through back, also effecting one candlestick, with overpainting, one inkwel cover repaired, some glaze crazing and minor rim chipping overall.Heart shaped French faience inkwell - liner a replacement, chipping to rims, including one large chip to rim. Marked in manganese with two script ff, no. 177 and circle of dots. Qimper style pen-red-inkstand - decorated with a man flanked by wreaths, hairline crack and some typical glaze crazing. Gien faience inkstand with printed brown mark - hairline cracks to two apertures, one inkwell cracked, restoration to one corner finial (finial mostly lacking), chip to one rear foot, central rectangular aperture lacking liner. Some typical crazing overall. Boat-shaped example marled Clain, France, with replacement liner, chipping to rims. A small inkwell with cover marked 'Desvres France 854, 14..71'. Finial on cover is detached, wear overall. Staffordshire-style pottery spill vase with swan - cracked and restored, regilt.
A small quantity of domestic and other metalware, 19th and 20th century; including a Venetian brass hippocampus gondola adornment, 22cm high; a silver plated metal table oil lamp, (lacking burner and fittings), 35cm high; a copper coaching horn, 83cm; a pair of brass candlesticks; another brass candlestick and various other items
Regency Derby inkwell, polychrome decorated with birds, and a miniature Spode candlestick, both pieces marked, the inkwell 16cm across (2)The miniature candlestick has a chip to the underside of the rim. The inkwell has a repaired handle and some crazing / light hairlines. Both with gilt wear.
A very large collection of Royal Doulton Dickens Ware ceramics, including a pair of candlesticks (Fagin and Sairey Gamp), loving cup (The Fat Boy), coffee pot (Sam Weller), twin handled vase (Trotty Veck), pedestal vase (Sam Weller), plate (Fagin, designed by Noke) and cup and saucer (D5833, Registered in Australia). Hairline crack to rim of twin handled vase and loving cup. Firing crack to base of one candlestick, small trinket dish ahs been repaired
AN ART NOUVEAU GILT-BRONZE MARINE THEMED DESK SET (5)Comprising: a naturalistically cast inkstand / pen tray modelled as the sea with a dolphin amongst sinuous female figures supporting shell formed inkwells, engraved ‘C.B 03’, 45cm wide; a conforming ink blotter; matchbox holder; candlestick (lacking scone) and a tray modelled with a naked woman with sinuous hairProvenance: Acquired Christie’s London, May 2003, lot 304.
A GROUP OF SILVER AND SILVER MOUNTED WARES (4)Comprising a vase, having a decorated rim, height 19.8cm, London 1915, with a weighted foot, a pair of candlesticks, having decorated rims, raised on square bases, height 8.5cm, Sheffield 1902, loaded and one larger candlestick, raised on an octagonal base, height 12cm, London 1904, loaded
Edwin Beer Fishley (1832-1912) two Fremington Pottery Candlesticks, in Wrotham style with brown ground with thick applied slip decoration, with handles, incised signature to base, H 12cm, together with a William Baron Candlestick, decorated in green and turquoise glaze with three twisted handles, incised signature to base, H 12.3cm (3) Provenance; The Margaret Squance Collection of Fishley and North Devon pottery; Margaret Squance is the great great granddaughter of Edwin Beer Fishley.
A Charlotte Rhead for Crown Ducal Vase, with underglaze decoration and overpainted colours, printed marks and signature to base, H 12.5cm together with a Charlotte Rhead Bursleyware Candlestick, shape 223, painted in bright flora, H 6cm and another Charlotte Rhead Bursleyware floral Vase, H 7cm, also with three further pieces of CHarlotte Rhead Bursleyware including Vase, Ginger Jar and Bowl, all in a corresponding blue leaf pattern (6)
Italian Sorrento Wares - A group of mixed item comprising an unusual folding bowl decorated with inlaid figural panels, a pair of inlaid olive wood castanets, a travelling candlestick in a circular threaded case together with a further small cylindrical container, largest piece 27cm wide (5)
A bronze sculpture of a flapper girl, in the style of Art Deco, H-46cm, together with an assortment of homewares, to include, a candlestick telephone, a cast-iron doorstop depicting Punch, a mini brass plane tool, a carved dish surmounted by a cockerel, and a miniature of Napoleon, amongst others.
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