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Lot 2577
Gerda Sprinchorn - an early 20th century Continental green patinated cast bronze figural lamp, modelled as a female nude holding a basket aloft and standing on a domed base, bearing cast signature and 'Herman Bergman Fud' foundry mark, height excluding shade 66cm, together with an associated plastic globe shade.
Lot 49
Italy (papal state) 17th century. A bronze medallion, commemorating the papacy of Pope Alexander VIII (1689–91) by Giovanni Martino Hamerani (Italian, c1646–1705) ob. profile of Alexander VIII, ‘ALEXAN VIII. PONT.MAX’, rev. globe, partially terrestrial and celestial, divided by zodiacal band, Italy below, night’s sky and stars above, 36mm, 23.5g. (1 coin)
Lot 35
Exquisite porcelain treasure box designed by Parry Vieille, crafted in Limoges, France. This stunning piece is depicted as a classic globe stand, featuring a colorful hand painted globe with labeled continents and oceans. The box is supported by an ornate brass frame with twisted columns, adding an elegant touch. The hinged globe opens to reveal a functional compass nestled inside, enhancing its charm and utility. A compass rose design adorns the base, complementing the global theme. This unique collectible is perfect for lovers of fine craftsmanship and travel-inspired decor. Marked Parry Vieille, Limoges, France.Issued: 20th - 21st centuryDimensions: 4"HCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 207
A 19TH CENTURY FOB SEAL BROOCH PIN The first a second quarter of the 19th century fob carved with the armorial for the Hunt family of Shropshire, of the arms of the Reverend Thomas Hunt and his wife Jane Harding, to a gilt metal setting; the second with the armorial of Hunt, late 19th/early 20th century; a mid 19th century gold fob seal with handle formed as a gentleman seated upon a globe, the hardstone intaglio carved with a helmeted soldier; the final fob with a polished cornelian panel, within a gilt floral setting, suspended from a floral chased split ring, with later double pin fitting; and a gilt metal fob carved with the profile of a Roman warrior Size/dimensions: figural fob 3.2cm long Gross weight: 71.8 grams Provenance: Private Collection First seal:These are the impaled arms of the Revd. Thomas HUNT (1786-1860) born at Boreatton House, Salop and from 1817 the priest at West Felton Salop, and his wife Jane HARDING (1797-1872) born at Baraset in the parish of Alveston, Warwickshire. Thomas HUNT was the third son (indicated by a mullet in the arms) of Rowland HUNT (1752-1811) of Boreatton House in the parish of Baschurch, Salop by Susannah Ann CORNISH (1753-1839) who was born in the parish of St George Hanover Square, Middlesex. The HUNT family seat had been at Boreatton House for many generations. Second seal: The two seals are linked to the original HUNT family of Boreatton House, Salop. These are the arms of the HUNT family of Romford, Essex. The arms indicate that the family are descended from the HUNT family of Boreatton House, Salop, were the family had been resident for many generations. The original arms of the family have been differenced by the application of a canton ermine. This family branch of Essex was later in the 19th and 20th century of London and Middlesex. Condition Report: First seal:These are the impaled arms of the Revd. Thomas HUNT (1786-1860) born at Boreatton House, Salop and from 1817 the priest at West Felton Salop, and his wife Jane HARDING (1797-1872) born at Baraset in the parish of Alveston, Warwickshire. Thomas HUNT was the third son (indicated by a mullet in the arms) of Rowland HUNT (1752-1811) of Boreatton House in the parish of Baschurch, Salop by Susannah Ann CORNISH (1753-1839) who was born in the parish of St George Hanover Square, Middlesex. The HUNT family seat had been at Boreatton House for many generations. Second seal: The two seals are linked to the original HUNT family of Boreatton House, Salop. These are the arms of the HUNT family of Romford, Essex. The arms indicate that the family are descended from the HUNT family of Boreatton House, Salop, were the family had been resident for many generations. The original arms of the family have been differenced by the application of a canton ermine. This family branch of Essex was later in the 19th and 20th century of London and Middlesex. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 232
French terrestrial globe (modern), on a wooden stand, height 37cm (Please note condition does not form part of the catalogue description. We strongly advise viewing to satisfy yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view and a condition report is not already available, please request one and it will be provided in writing).
Lot 377
Victorian silver chocolate pot form pepper pot, Chester 1896, 6cm; also a pair of Victorian silver globe form pepperettes, London 1870, 3.5cm; and a silver place marker, Edinburgh 1909 (4) (Please note condition does not form part of the catalogue description. We strongly advise viewing to satisfy yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view and a condition report is not already available, please request one and it will be provided in writing).
Lot 124
A Northumberland Fusiliers Officer's Fur Cap Grenade Badge, circa 1867-1904, in gilt brass, the globe applied with circlet inscribed QUO FATA VOCANT, enclosing voided St George and the Dragon, the reverse with a screw fixing post and a split blade fixing post; a Post-1953 Northumberland Fusiliers Officer's Gold Bullion Thread Dress Cap Badge and Pair of Collar Badges, each with yellow cloth backing (4)
Lot 5
'Crocus' a Clarice Cliff Bizarre Globe tea set, painted in colours, comprising; teapot and cover, five various cups and saucers, cake plate, teapot stand, Beehive honey pot, two side plates, a preserve pot and cover, coffee can saucer, two egg cups and a mustard pot, Printed factory marks, 13cm. high (a lot)
Lot 919
Tokens, 17thC Huntingdonshire, Kent and Lincolnshire (8): Hunts: Somersham, John Smith Halfpenny W#66 fair (rare); Kent: Chatham, 'at the Globe' Farthing W#98 fair-VG; Dover, 'at the Skoch' Farthing W#201 fair-VG; Maidstone, Steven Weeks Farthing W#395 aVG; Strood, Phillip Ewer Farthing W#535 poor/fair; Sturrey, Thomas Johnson Farthing W#542 aVG; similar W#543 fair; and Lincolnshire: Stamford Overseers Halfpenny W#19 VG.
Lot 366
An olive green glass decanter, 18th century, of shaft and globe form, with gilt 'Rum' label, complete with high kick up,18cm hightogether with a Dutch style olive-green decanter, in the 18th century style, of horse hoof form,19cm high (2)Condition ReportRum bottle: with chip to the rim of the bottle. Losses and scratches to the lettering. With surface scratches and manufacturing imperfections. Olive green bottle: with Manufacturing imperfections including mould lines. Surface scratches.
Lot 908
Our Lady of the Conception with silver reliquary and crownCarved, polychrome and gilt wood sculpture_x000D_Depicting the Virgin standing on a starred globe with crescent moon, surrounded by cherubs and the serpent_x000D_With hands joined in prayer, Our Lady appears with a serene expression and delicately modelled features, wearing a white tunic decorated with floral motifs and wrapped in a billowing mantle in green polychromy, richly ornamented with gilt reliefs_x000D_The architecturally-inspired base in carved, painted and gilt wood rests on three scroll feet and presents, on each face, three reliquary niches framed by gilt mouldings, containing bone fragments and other relics accompanied by identifying labels_x000D_With silver crown_x000D_Portugal, 18th century_x000D_(Wear to polychromy and gilding, minor losses; one incomplete reliquary niche)H.: 55 cm (total)
Lot 131
Early 19th century oak cased longcase clock, the white painted dial with roman numerals bearing the maker's name M. Trotter, Jedburgh, twin winding holes and seconds and day sub dials, surmounted by a painted panel of a shepherdess, the oak case of slender form with arched hood and globe pediment. Height 219cm.
Lot 20
A Globe Wernicke oak six section bookcase, lacks plinth base, width 86cm, depth 25cm, height 186cm.Provenance - Harrison Zoological Museum, Bowerwood House in Sevenoaks.Condition - fair No signs of any damage, losses or repairs, all doors work as they should, please note it is missing the plinth base.No visible woodworm.
Lot 134
A BRASS TABLE LAMP Mid 20th Century, brass fluted column with glass beehive section, standing on baroque style tripod base, three globe fittings and contemporary grey shade 92cm high Ownership Statement: This item is offered for sale without disclosing the identity of the owner. For a condition report or further images please email hello@hotlotz.com at least 48 hours prior to the closing date of the auction. This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration.
Lot 1047
Edwardian oak tantalus and games compendium, with brass mounts, vacant brass cartouche, and twin drop handles, containing three hobnail and octagonal cut glass decanters with globe stoppers before a mirrored back plate, with twin hinged doors opening to reveal a compartmented interior with cribbage board, bone counters, markers, and cards, the lower section swivelling to reveal eight glass holders containing six cut glasses, bearing plaque verso detailed 'C.S. and Co. Reg no. 270995', H36.5cm W35cm D31.5cmCondition Report: Please note plaque is simulated ivory.
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