| Lot |
Description |
Illustration |
| 252 |
A Cambridge University commemorative blade, Jesus College, 1884
£100 - 150
|
Not Illustrated |
| 253 |
A Cambridge University commemorative blade, Jesus College, 1885
£100 - 150
|
Not Illustrated |
| 254 |
A Cambridge University commemorative blade, Jesus College, 1887
£100 - 150
|
Not Illustrated |
| 255 |
A small collection of stamps and crests in four albums
£20 - 30
|
Not Illustrated |
| 256 |
A copper kettle and cover, 37cm (14.5") high and four horse brasses on a leather strap
£30 - 40
|
Not Illustrated |
| 257 |
A postcard album
£20 - 30
|
Not Illustrated |
| 258 |
An Edwardian kidney shaped tray with brass handles and inlaid acanthus scrolls, 71cm (28") wide
£120 - 150
|
Not Illustrated |
| 259 |
An Edwardian satinwood and yew wood tray with brass handles, inlaid a central shell patera, 71cm (28") wide
£150 - 180
|
Not Illustrated |
| 260 |
Five pewter plates initialled M O H on the reverse and bearing London touchmarks, and four others bearing various initials, 24cm (9.5") diameter
£200 - 250
|
Not Illustrated |
| 261 |
A pewter charger, 42cm (16.5") diameter, another, 37cm (14.5") diameter and another, 34.5cm (13.5") diameter, all initialled on the reverse
£200 - 250
|
Not Illustrated |
| 262 |
A copper coal vase and cover of triangular section, the cover with iron ring handle
£40 - 60
|
Not Illustrated |
| 263 |
A pair of bronzed metal figures Callot and Lesueur, two Renaissance figures, each raised on a circular base, 66cm (26") high
£250 - 350
|
Not Illustrated |
| 264 |
A spelter figure, Marley horse, converted into a table lamp, 80cm (31.5") high
£150 - 250
|
Not Illustrated |
| 265 |
A pair of spelter figurs, Nuit de Mai and Crepuscule, 49cm (19.25") high, each raised on a circular base
£120 - 150
|
Not Illustrated |
| 266 |
A late 18th Century satinwood tea caddy with geometric top and canted sides inlaid ebony flutes, 11.5cm (4.5") wide
£80 - 120
|
Not Illustrated |
| 267 |
A sarcophagus shaped pen box with ink compartment, the whole inlaid birds, scrolls and foliage, in brass and pewter, 18cm (7") wide
£80 - 120
|
Not Illustrated |
| 268 |
A pair of soapstone candlesticks, etc
£80 - 120
|
Not Illustrated |
| 269 |
A late 18th Century mahogany knife box, the slope top inlaid a shell patera, the front with rounded corners inlaid boxwood stringing, 22cm (8.75") wide
£200 - 250
|
Not Illustrated |
| 270 |
A mahogany candle box with shaped back, 23cm (9") high
£50 - 60
|
Not Illustrated |
| 271 |
A box of gaming counters and a brass candlestick etc.
£30 - 40
|
Not Illustrated |
| 272 |
A set of brass scales complete with weights on a rectangular mahogany box, 46cm (18.25") wide
£80 - 120
|
Not Illustrated |
| 273 |
No lot.
|
Not Illustrated |
| 274 |
A lady's metallic bead evening bag, a shell box and sundries
£30 - 40
|
Not Illustrated |
| 275 |
A Victorian papier mache tea caddy of rectangular ogee shape and with bouquets and decorative borders in mother-of-pearl, fitted two loose covers to the interior, 24cm (9.5") wide
£150 - 200
|
Not Illustrated |
| 276 |
A mid 19th Century oval papier mache tray finely painted roses, lily of the valley, harebells and other flowers and foliage, 79cm (31") wide
£300 - 400
|
Not Illustrated |
| 277 |
A late 18th Century satinwood tea caddy, the front and hinged cover inlaid oval shell paterae with ivory keyhole escutcheon, 18cm (7.25") wide
£180 - 220
|
Not Illustrated |
| 278 |
A Regency amboyna wood sarcophagus shaped tea caddy with boxwood stringing and carrying handles to the sides, the interior fitted two compartments and central cut glass bowl, 31cm (12.5") wide
£220 - 250
|
Not Illustrated |
| 279 |
A Regency mahogany sarcophagus shaped work box, the top with Tunbridge type inlay and geometric yew wood banded border, 38cm (15") wide
£150 - 200
|
Not Illustrated |
| 280 |
A leather suitcase with straps and brass locks by Greeves Ltd, Birmingham, 84cm (33") wide
£60 - 80
|
Not Illustrated |
| 281 |
A silk top hat in a leather case with brass lock
£80 - 120
|
Not Illustrated |
| 282 |
A late 19th Century stationery cabinet with fitted interior and pull-out writing slope beneath, by Parkins and Gotto, Oxford St, London
£60 - 80
|
Not Illustrated |
| 283 |
An early 19th Century D-shaped steel fender, 113cm (44.5") wide
£150 - 200
|
Not Illustrated |
| 284 |
A pair of steel andirons and three brass fire irons
£60 - 80
|
Not Illustrated |
| 285 |
A red and white stained bone chess set and a quantity of sundries
£40 - 60
|
Not Illustrated |
| 286 |
A D-shaped pierced brass fender on three claw feet, 96.5cm (38") wide
£80 - 120
|
Not Illustrated |
| 287 |
A pewter cup or vase with scrolled horn support, 23.5cm (9.25") long
£30 - 40
|
Not Illustrated |
| 288 |
A late 17th Century warming pan with engraved brass hinged cover and iron handle and another of later date with turned wood handle
£40 - 60
|
Not Illustrated |
| 289 |
A late 18th Century pewter plate, 30.5cm (12") diameter, a pair of plates, 23.5cm (9.25") diameter and a pair of shaped oval dishes
£40 - 60
|
Not Illustrated |
| 290 |
A cast iron basket grate with scroll top and arched fire back, 84cm (33") wide
£120 - 150
|
Not Illustrated |
| 291 |
An early Victorian mahogany tea caddy with fitted interior, 36cm (14.25") wide
£180 - 220
|
Not Illustrated |
| 292 |
A late Victorian scrap book
£40 - 60
|
Not Illustrated |
| 293 |
An Oriental carved red and white ivory chess set (three pieces missing)
£60 - 80
|
Not Illustrated |
| 294 |
Two Oriental carved agate ducks, 11.5cm and 10.25cm (4.5" and 4") with hardwood stands and a turned wood bowl
£30 - 40
|
Not Illustrated |
| 295 |
An early Victorian cast iron boot scraper with rectangular dish type base, 35.5cm (14") wide
£20 - 30
|
Not Illustrated |
| 296 |
A lady's William IV/early Victorian rosewood cabinet, the double dome hinged top with panels of mother-of-pearl and knulled mouldings, opening to reveal a fitted interior, three drawers under, the lowest pulling out as a writing slope, enclosed by a pair of panel doors, the doors and drawer fronts inlaid mother-of-pearl, having turned knob handles, 31.75cm (12.5") wide
£120 - 150
|
Not Illustrated |
| 297 |
A needlework picture, Medieval scene with men in armour, ladies, clerics etc in a landscape (possibly from a book illustration), 122cm x 157cm (48"x 62")
£80 - 120
|
Not Illustrated |
| 298 |
A pair of late 19th Century French spelter figures of Arab water carriers, 31.75cm and 31cm (12.5" and 12.25") high
£60 - 80
|
Not Illustrated |
| 299 |
A 19th Century spelter figure of a Classical warrior, on a round base, 61cm (24") high
£40 - 60
|
Not Illustrated |
| 300 |
Two sets of postal scales, the bases 20.25cm and 17cm (8" and 6.75") wide, with incomplete weights, and a swing frame mirror
£40 - 60
|
Not Illustrated |
| 301 |
Six plaster plaques with scenes of putti in relief, each approximately 12cm x 16cm (4.75"x 6.25") and the two frames for the same
£60 - 80
|
Not Illustrated |
