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Decorative Arts Online Auction
Starts: Monday 25 February 2013 at 9am
Ends: Thursday 28 February 2013 at 2pm
SPECIALIST:
Bill Kime
416.847.6189
On View:Tuesday 26 February from 2pm - 7pm
http://www.waddingtons.ca/auctions/2013/2-28-silver/
1
William IV Silver Vinaigrette, Thomas
Shaw, Birmingham, 1838
length 1” — 2.5 cm., 0.3 oz. — 8 grams
2
Two George III Silver Small Boxes, John
Turner, Birmingham, 1798/1802
diameter 0.9” — 2.2 cm.; 1.2” — 3 cm.,
0.3 oz. — 10 grams
3
Late Victorian Silver Snuff Box, Deakin &
Francis Ltd., Birmingham, 1893
length 2.2” — 5.6 cm., 2.1 oz. — 64
grams
4
Victorian Silver Card Case, Edward
Smith, Birmingham, 1844
3.7” x 2.8” — 9.5 x 7 cm., 2.2 oz. — 69
grams
Est. $150/250
Est. $100/200
Est. $150/250
6
Continental Silver and Enamel Circular
Box, c.1929
diameter 2.4” — 6 cm., 1.5 oz. — 47
grams, British import marks for London,
1929, sponsor George Stockwell
7
Japanese Silver Jewellery Box, early 20th
century
length 4.7” — 12 cm.
8
Chinese Export Silver Dressing Table
Set, early 20th century
comprising five pieces, stamped marks
include NANKING and TUCKCHONG
Est. $150/250
5
Indian Silver Cheroot Case, c.1900
5.4” x 3” — 13.6 x 7.6 cm., 4.9 oz. — 153
grams
Est. $100/200
Est. $75/150
Est. $100/200
Est. $150/250
9
Canadian Art Nouveau Silver Hair Brush
and Hand Mirror, Roden Bros., Toronto,
Ont., early 20th century
length 9.4” — 24 cm.
10
American Engraved Silver Overlaid
Green Glass Perfume Bottle, Gorham
Mfg. Co., Providence, R.I., c.1900
with stopper, height 4.3” — 11 cm.,
minor crack
Est. $75/150
11
Pair of French Silver Mounted Blue
Overlaid Glass Salt Cellars, L. Dupré,
Paris, late 19th century
height 2.8” — 7 cm.
12
Dutch Silver Mounted Cut Glass Basket,
1858
length 7.1” — 18 cm., maker’s mark DH
with candlestick between
Est. $150/250
Est. $100/200
Est. $100/200
13
Pair of Italian Silver Bird-Form
Pepperettes, 20th century
height 2.1” — 5.4 cm., 2.8 oz. — 86
grams
14
Two Italian Silver Candlesticks, late
19th/early 20th century
largest height 6.2” — 15.8 cm., 9.5 oz.
— 297 grams
15
Italian Silver Flatware Service, 20th
century
comprising eighty-eight pieces:
70.2 oz. — 2185 grams
16
Italian Silver Circular Dish, 20th century
set with faux carnelian cabochons,
diameter 11.1” — 28.2 cm., 10.9 oz. —
340 grams
Est. $75/150
Est. $200/300
Est. $1,200/1,600
Est. $150/250
17
Italian Silver Circular Dish, 20th century
set with faux lapis cabochons, diameter
10.3” — 26.1 cm., 9 oz. — 279 grams
18
French Silver Sauce Boat, Paris, early
20th century
with fixed stand, maker’s marks GM
flanking a horseshoe, length 8.3” — 21
cm., 13.9 oz. — 433 grams
19
Pair of French Silver Salad Servers, Louis
Coignet, Paris, c.1900
in a fitted case, length 10.6” — 27 cm.,
6.8 oz. — 213 grams, British import
marks, London, 1902
20
Russian Silver Cream Jug and Covered
Sugar Basin, Gerasim Mitrofanov,
Moscow, 1908-17
height 5” — 12.7 cm., 13.4 oz. — 416
grams
Est. $200/300
Est. $100/200
Est. $300/400
Est. $150/250
21
Chinese Export Silver Comport, Kwan
Wo, Canton or Hong Kong, early 20th
century
with turned wood socle, overall height
7.3” — 18.5 cm., 12 oz. — 372 grams
22
Indian Silver Bowl, c.1900
diameter 9.8” — 25 cm., 7.8 oz. — 243
grams
23
English Silver ‘Diadem’ Ciborium,
London, 1957
height 10” — 25.5 cm., 15.8 oz. — 492
grams, maker’s mark B&W Ld
24
English Silver Salver, C.J. Vander Ltd.,
London, 1967
diameter 10.4” — 26.5 cm., 22.7 oz. —
706 grams
Est. $300/400
Est. $350/500
Est. $150/250
Est. $300/400
25
English Silver Footed Comport, Edward
Barnard & Sons, London, 1926
height 5.2” — 13.3 cm., diameter 12.2”
— 31 cm., 25.8 oz. — 802 grams
26
English Silver Condiment Set, A.L.
Davenport, Ltd., Birmingham, 1938
with blue glass liner, height 2.1” — 5.4
cm., 3.5 oz. — 109 grams
27
English Silver Chamberstick, Ellis Jacob
Greenberg, Birmingham, 1915
with extinguisher, width 6.7” — 17 cm.,
7.5 oz. — 234 grams
28
Pair of English Silver Sauce Boats,
William Hutton & Co., London, 1913
length 7.6” — 19.3 cm., 15.2 oz. — 472
grams
Est. $500/700
Est. $100/200
Est. $150/250
Est. $300/500
29
English Silver Tea and Coffee Service,
John Round, Sheffield, 1909/12
comprising four pieces, height 8.9” —
22.5 cm., 55.3 oz. — 1721 grams
30
Victorian Silver Inkstand, George Angell,
London, 1857
with two cut glass wells, one well
repaired, length 10.2” — 26 cm., 17.2 oz.
— 536 grams
31
George III Silver Cream Jug, George
Smith II, London, 1774
height 4.4” — 11.3 cm., 2.5 oz. — 78
grams
32
George II Silver Bun-Topped Caster,
London, 1729
height 4.2” — 10.7 cm., 3.7 oz. — 114
grams, maker’s mark ?W
Est. $150/250
Est. $200/300
Est. $1,200/1,600
Est. $400/600
33
Victorian Silver Cream Jug and Hot Milk
Pot, John Samuel Hunt for Hunt &
Roskell and Robert Garrard, London,
1855/56
near-matching, height 6” — 15.2 cm.,
21.9 oz. — 680 grams
34
George III Silver Cream Jug and Sugar
Basin, Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard,
London, 1817
height 4.1” — 10.4 cm., 22 oz. — 683
grams
35
George III Silver Jug, William Cripps,
London, 1763
height 8.9” — 22.5 cm., 26.8 oz. — 833
grams
36
George IV Silver Salver, William Ker
Reid, London, 1827
diameter 11.1” — 28.2 cm., 23.9 oz. —
742 grams
Est. $600/800
Est. $400/600
39
William IV Silver Inkstand, Creswick &
Co., Sheffield, 1832
with two cut glass wells, one well
cracked (both replacements, with plated
mounts), length 10.7” — 27.2 cm., 25.1
oz. — 781 grams
40
Victorian Silver Fiddle Pattern
Asparagus Tongs, Richard Martin &
Ebenezer Hall, Sheffield, 1885
length 9.5” — 24.2 cm., 6.2 oz. — 194
grams
Est. $400/600
Est. $400/600
37
Victorian Silver Cream Jug, Charles Lias,
London, 1846
height 5.9” — 15 cm., 7.8 oz. — 243
grams
38
George III Silver Coffee Pot, William
Cripps, London, 1762
height 10.4” — 26.5 cm., 30 oz. — 933
grams
Est. $100/200
Est. $800/1,200
Est. $200/300
Est. $600/800
41
George IV Silver Fiddle Pattern Serving
Spoon, William Eaton, London, 1828
length 12.1” — 30.8 cm., 4.6 oz. — 143
grams
42
Early Victorian Silver Fiddle Pattern
Flatware Service, Robert Wallis, London,
1836-39
comprising fifty-four pieces:
107.5 oz. — 3345 grams
43
Four George II/III Silver Hanoverian
Pattern Three-Pronged Table Forks,
London, mid-18th century
approx. length 7.4” — 18.8 cm., 7.9 oz.
— 245 grams
44
Twelve George II/III Silver Hanoverian
Pattern Three-Pronged Dessert Forks,
London, mid-18th century
approx. length 6.3” — 16 cm., 13.6 oz.
— 422 grams
Est. $2,000/2,500
Est. $200/300
Est. $300/400
Est. $100/200
45
Nine George II/III Silver Hanoverian
Pattern Dessert Spoons, London, mid18th century
approx. length 6.5” — 16.5 cm., 10.6 oz.
— 331 grams
46
Three George II Silver Hanoverian
Pattern Scroll-Back Table Spoons,
London, 1754
length 8.1” — 20.5 cm., 5 oz. — 155
grams, maker’s marks RH
47
Six George III Silver Old English Pattern
Table Spoons, Peter, Ann & William
Bateman, London, 1804
length 8.8” — 22.3 cm., 11 oz. — 342
grams
48
Four George III Silver Old English
Pattern Table Spoons, Peter & William
Bateman, London, 1808
length 8.7” — 22.1 cm., 7.7 oz. — 239
grams
Est. $250/350
Est. $150/250
Est. $250/350
Est. $200/300
49
Pair of George III Silver Engraved Old
English Pattern Berry Spoons, Peter &
William Bateman, London, 1811
length 9.1” — 23 cm., 4.1 oz. — 128
grams
50
Victorian Silver Engraved Old English
Pattern Sugar Sifting Spoon, Charles
Boyton, London, 1892
in a fitted case, length 7” — 17.8 cm., 1.8
oz. — 55 grams
52
Six William IV Scottish Silver Dessert
Spoons and Six Victorian Forks, Andrew
Wilkie, Edinburgh, 1831 and William
Rawlings Sobey, Exeter, 1845
length 7.1” — 18 cm., 14 oz. — 435
grams
Est. $100/200
Est. $75/125
51
Victorian Silver Bright-Cut Engraved Old
English Pattern Flatware, George
Adams, London, 1872
comprising twenty-two pieces:
6 table forks
4 table spoons
6 dessert forks
6 dessert spoons
, 39.4 oz. — 1227 grams
Est. $200/300
Est. $700/1,000
53
Pair of George III Silver Berry Spoons,
George Smith & William Fearn, London,
1786
length 9” — 22.8 cm., 3.5 oz. — 110
grams
54
Pair of Silver Apostle-Topped Berry
Spoons, late 19th century
length 8.4” — 21.3 cm., 4 oz. — 125
grams
55
Scottish Silver Kings Pattern Serving
Spoon, Marshall & Sons, Edinburgh,
1827
length 11.8” — 30 cm., 4.1 oz. — 128
grams
Est. $75/150
Est. $100/200
56
George III Irish Silver Marrow Scoop,
Dublin, c.1760-75
length 9.3” — 23.5 cm., 1.5 oz. — 48
grams
Est. $100/200
Est. $75/150
57
English Silver Bachelor’s Tea Service,
Henry Matthews, Birmingham, 1910
height 5.3” — 13.5 cm., 16.9 oz. — 526
grams
59
Pair of English Silver Sauce Boats,
William Suckling Ltd., Birmingham,
1946
length 7” — 17.8 cm., 12.4 oz. — 386
grams
Est. $200/300
Est. $250/350
62
American Silver Porringer, Tiffany & Co.,
New York, N.Y., 20th century
length 7.5” — 19 cm., 7 oz. — 217 grams
63
American Silver ‘P. Revere’ Bowl, Tuttle
Silversmiths, Boston, Mass., 1923-29
height 3.7” — 9.5 cm., diameter 6.7” —
17 cm., 8.5 oz. — 264 grams
64
American Silver Tea Caddy, Samuel Kirk
& Son, Baltimore, Md., c.1900
lacks cover, height 3.8” — 9.7 cm., 5.2
oz. — 162 grams
Est. $150/250
Est. $100/200
67
American Silver ‘Pinetree’ Pattern
Flatware Service, International Silver
Co., Meriden, Ct., 20th century
comprising one hundred and nine
pieces:
97.7 oz. — 3039 grams
68
American Silver ‘Grand Baroque’ Pattern
Flatware Service, Wallace Silversmiths,
Wallingford, Ct., 20th century
comprising forty-six pieces:
63.1 oz. — 1963 grams
Est. $100/200
Est. $250/350
61
English Silver Tea Service, John Round,
Sheffield, 1911/12
comprising three pieces, height 5.9” —
15 cm., 40.8 oz. — 1270 grams
60
English Silver Sauce Boat, Nathan &
Hayes, Chester, 1913
length 6” — 15.2 cm., 6.4 oz. — 198
grams
58
Late Victorian Silver Hot Milk Jug,
Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd.,
London, 1899
height 5.9” — 15 cm., 10.8 oz. — 335
grams
Est. $150/250
Est. $700/1,000
65
American Silver Bowl, Towle
Silversmiths, Newburyport, Mass., 20th
century
diameter 9.7” — 24.7 cm., 19.4 oz. —
604 grams
66
American Silver ‘Lady Baltimore’ Pattern
Flatware Service, Whiting Mfg. Co., New
York, N.Y., 20th century
comprising sixty-seven pieces:
56.5 oz. — 1756 grams
Est. $350/500
Est. $800/1,200
Est. $1,000/1,500
Est. $2,000/2,500
69
Sterling Silver Shaped Circular Salver,
probably American, c.1964
diameter 12.9” — 32.7 cm., 27.3 oz. —
850 grams, stamped sphinx mark, 200-1
and STERLING
70
Sterling Silver Circular Salver, probably
American, mid-20th century
diameter 10.1” — 25.6 cm., 16.3 oz. —
507 grams, stamped sphinx mark and
STERLING
Est. $400/600
Est. $250/350
73
Canadian Silver Pierced Bowl, J.E. Ellis &
Co., Toronto, Ont., early 20th century
diameter 9.1” — 23.1 cm., 9.7 oz. — 302
grams
74
Canadian Silver Spirit Flask, Henry Birks
& Sons, Montreal, Que., 1945
height 8.7” — 22 cm., 12.6 oz. — 391
grams
Est. $150/250
Est. $200/300
71
Danish-Style Silver Comport, mid-20th
century
height 6.5” — 16.4 cm., diameter 6.6”
— 16.7 cm., 11 oz. — 343 grams
72
Pair of Canadian Silver Candlesticks,
Carl Poul Petersen, Montreal, Que., mid20th century
height 2” — 5 cm., diameter 3.8” — 9.7
cm., 4.8 oz. — 148 grams
Est. $200/300
Est. $150/250
75
Canadian Silver Tea and Coffee Service,
Henry Birks & Sons, Montreal, Que.,
1943
comprising four pieces, height 9.3” —
23.7 cm., 52.3 oz. — 1626 grams
76
Canadian Silver Serving Tray, Henry
Birks & Sons, Montreal, Que., 1941
length 21.3” — 54 cm., 46.1 oz. — 1435
grams
Est. $800/1,200
Est. $800/1,200
77
Canadian Silver ‘Louis XV’ Pattern
Flatware Service, Henry Birks & Sons,
Montreal, Que., 20th century
comprising ninety-three pieces:
77.4 oz. — 2408 grams
78
Canadian Silver ‘Louis XV’ Pattern
Flatware Service, Henry Birks & Sons,
Montreal, Que., 20th century
comprising eight-four pieces:
71.8 oz. — 2233 grams
79
Canadian Silver ‘Saxon’ Pattern Flatware,
Henry Birks & Sons, Montreal, Que.,
20th century
comprising one hundred and nine
,83.1 oz. — 2586 grams
Est. $1,500/2,000
Est. $1,500/2,000
Est. $1,500/2,000
80
[Reference Book] Langdon, John E.,
Canadian Silversmiths 1700 - 1900
The Stinehour Press, Toronto, 1966,
limited edition of 1000 copies
Est. $100/200
81
Pair of Old Sheffield Plate Table
Candlesticks, late 18th century
height 11.7” — 29.7 cm.
82
Pair of Sheffield Plate Three-Light
Candelabra, c.1825
one socket detached, height 19.4” —
49.3 cm.
83
Pair of French Silver Plated Warming
Stands, c.1825
width 13” — 33 cm., maker’s marks AG
(flanking a giraffe)
Est. $400/600
Est. $100/200
Est. $100/200
84
Pair of American Art Nouveau Silver
Plated Candlesticks, American Silver
Plate Co. (Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co.),
Wallingford, Ct., c.1900
height 10.2” — 26 cm., stamped
AMERICAN S.P. Co. / 622
Est. $100/200
85
Edwardian Silver Plated Oval Breakfast
Dish, Martin, Hall & Co., c.1900
length 12.3” — 31.2 cm.
86
‘Bacchantes’, Lalique Moulded and
Frosted Glass Vase, post-1945
height 9.7” — 24.6 cm., engraved D580
/ Lalique France
Est. $100/200
87
‘Champs-Élysées’, Lalique
Moulded and Frosted Glass Bowl, post1956
length 17.7” — 45 cm., engraved Lalique
France / D419
Est. $1,200/1,600
88
‘Feuilles’, Lalique Moulded and Frosted
Glass Vase, post-1945
acid-etched LALIQUE FRANCE, height
7” — 17.8 cm.
Est. $100/200
Est. $400/600
89
Lalique Moulded and Frosted Glass Fish
Paperweight, post-1945
length 6.3” — 16 cm., engraved Lalique
France
90
Amethyst and Clear Glass Sculpture,
possibly Baccarat, c.1970
three elements on a black marble base,
height 18.1” — 46 cm.
91
Muller Frères Cameo Glass Landscape
Vase, early 20th century
height 8.9” — 22.7 cm., cameo
signature MULLER FRES / LUNEVILLE
Est. $50/100
Est. $100/200
Est. $300/400
92
Degué Cameo Glass Vase, c.1920
height 5.6” — 14.3 cm., cameo signature
Degué
Est. $150/250
93
Legras Enameled Cameo Glass Winter
Landscape Vase, early 20th century
height 5.3” — 13.5 cm., enameled
signature Legras
94
Austrian Iridescent Glass Vase, c.1900
height 7.5” — 19 cm.
Est. $75/150
95
Nuutajärvi Notsjö Internally Decorated
Glass Vase, Kaj Franck, mid-20th century
height 3” — 7.5 cm., diameter 4.3” —
10.8 cm., engraved Franck / Nuutajärvi
Notsjö / 57(?)
Est. $300/400
96
Kosta Glass Object, Anna Ehrner
(Wärff), 1970’s
height 8.7” — 22 cm., engraved Kosta
1973/14 Anna Warff
Est. $100/200
Est. $100/200
97
Pair of Murano Glass Ducks, probably
Seguso, c.1950
height 9.6” — 24.5 cm.
98
Murano Opaque White, Orange and Red
Glass Bowl, c.1980
height 5.1” — 13 cm., diameter 9.8” —
25 cm.
99
Tiffany ‘Favrile’ Iridescent Glass Salt
Cellar, early 20th century
tiny chip, diameter 2.4” — 6 cm.,
engraved L.C.T.
Est. $50/100
Est. $100/200
102
Worcester Green and Gilt Bordered
Lobed Dessert Plate, c.1775
diameter 7.7” — 19.6 cm.
103
Worcester Fluted Tea Caddy, c.1775
painted with pear sprigs, lacks cover,
height 4.8” — 12.2 cm., pseudo-seal
mark in underglaze blue
100
Engraved Glass Wine, mid-18th century
with folded foot, height 6.5” — 16.5 cm.
Est. $100/200
Est. $150/250
101
Worcester Lobed Plate, c.1770
painted with colourful flower sprays and
scattered sprigs, diameter 8.6” — 21.8
cm.
Est. $100/200
Est. $100/200
104
Barr Worcester Grape-Vine Beaker,
c.1800
height 3.9” — 9.8 cm., incised B mark
Est. $100/200
Est. $100/200
105
Barr Worcester Orange and Gilt Banded
Oval Footed Bowl, c.1800
length 15” — 38 cm., incised l B mark
Est. $150/250
106
Pair of Barr, Flight & Barr Worcester
Apricot and Gilt Banded Shaped Square
Dishes, c.1810-13
width 9” — 22.8 cm., impressed and
printed marks
107
Chamberlain’s Worcester Turquoise and
Gilt Banded Two-Tier Dessert Stand,
c.1840
painted with baron’s cipher and coronet,
restored, height 15.7” — 40 cm., printed
marks in puce
108
Pair of Coalport Floral Plates, c.1820
minor chip, diameter 9.4” — 24 cm.
Est. $75/150
Est. $150/250
Est. $100/200
109
Pair of Derby Japan Pattern Plates,
c.1820
diameter 8.7” — 22.1 cm., painted
crowned crossed batons, dots and D
marks in red
110
Royal Crown Derby ‘Imari’ (2451) Pattern
Service, 20th century
comprising forty-three pieces:
minor restoration to one candlestick,
printed and painted marks in red
111
Pair of Belleek Jardinières, 1946-55
applied with coloured flowers and
leaves, minor losses, height 10.3” —
26.2 cm., diameter 9.3” — 23.5 cm.,
printed fourth period marks in green
Est. $75/150
Est. $800/1,200
Est. $250/350
113
Pair of Green-Banded Pratt Plates,
c.1860
diameter 8.3” — 21 cm.
114
Pair of Mason’s Ironstone Japan Pattern
Plates, c.1820
diameter 9.1” — 23 cm., impressed
single line marks MASON’S PATENT
IRONSTONE CHINA
115
Pair of Mason’s Ironstone Japan Pattern
Plates, c.1820
diameter 9.4” — 24 cm., impressed
single line marks MASON’S PATENT
IRONSTONE CHINA
Est. $100/200
Est. $75/150
112
Wedgwood Green Jasper-Dip Cheese
Dish and Cover, c.1900
diameter 11.3” — 28.8 cm., impressed
marks
Est. $100/200
Est. $50/100
116
Staffordshire Pearlware Figure
Emblematic of Air, late 18th century
minor chip, height 8.3” — 21.2 cm.
Est. $200/300
117
Staffordshire White Salt-Glazed
Stoneware Soup Plate, c.1760-70
diameter 9.8” — 24.8 cm.
118
English Delft Chinoiserie Plate, probably
Liverpool, c.1760
minor chips, diameter 10.2” — 26 cm.
119
Dutch Delft Blue and White Charger,
18th century
minor chips, diameter 12.2” — 31 cm.
Est. $75/150
Est. $200/300
Est. $200/300
120
Italian Maiolica Albarello, 18th/19th
century
“SYR’. DE POMIS”, some condition
noted, height 7.9” — 20 cm.
Est. $75/150
121
Italian Palissy-Style Large Vase, probably
Naples, dated 1885
condition noted, height 17.7” — 45 cm.,
painted CD monogram, N and 85 in
brown
122
Boch Frères Vase, c.1930
drilled, height 9.9” — 25.2 cm., incised,
printed and painted marks
123
Russian Porcelain Plate, early 20th
century
painted with colourful stylized flowers
and leaves, diameter 9.5” — 24.1 cm.
Est. $100/200
Est. $100/200
124
‘Naples’ Capodimonte Style Table
Centrepiece, mid-20th century
with six dancing maidens in flowered
costume supporting a floral garland,
minor chips, height 10.6” — 27 cm.,
crowned N marks in underglaze blue
Est. $300/500
Est. $300/400
125
Pair of ‘Jewelled’ ‘Sèvres’ Vases, late
19th century
one restored, height 9.8” — 25 cm.,
painted interlaced L’s enclosing P marks
in blue
126
Vienna Cup and Saucer, Josef Geyer,
1820
handle restored, diameter 6.4” — 16.3
cm., painted shield marks in underglaze
blue, painter’s mark 137 in gilt
Est. $200/300
Est. $150/250
127
Pair of German Porcelain Figures of a
Period-Costumed Lady and Gallant, late
19th century
condition noted, height 16.9” — 43 cm.
128
Dresden Small Oval Plaque of ‘Winter’,
signed Wagner, c.1900
3.3” x 2.8” — 8.5 x 7 cm., impressed
marks, painted 15 and titled Winter in
red script
Est. $200/300
Est. $150/250
129
Dresden Oval Plaque of ‘Mary
Magdelene’, after Carlo Dolci, c.1900
4.7” x 3.7” — 12 x 9.5 cm., impressed
numerals
130
Group of Seven Port Neuf Pottery Bowls,
19th century
largest diameter 8.25” — 21 cm.
Est. $100/200
131
Group of Seven Port Neuf Pottery Bowls,
19th century
including two with bird-in-wreath
pattern, largest diameter 9.5” — 24.1
cm.
132
Two Ship Pattern Port Neuf Pottery
Pattern Bowls, 19th century
one schooner, one three mast frigate
Est. $100/200
Est. $150/250
Est. $100/200
133
Group of Seven Port Neuf Pottery Bowls,
19th century
including a deer, peacock, rooster, fan
and robin patterns, largest diameter
9.25” — 23.5 cm.
134
Group of Seven Port Neuf Pottery Bowls,
19th century
including rooster and rose band
patterns, largest diameter 9.5” — 24.1
cm.
135
Group of Seven Port Neuf Pottery Jugs
and Creamers, 19th century
including partridge, deer, robin and bee
patterns, tallest height 10.75” — 27.3
cm.
Est. $100/200
Est. $100/200
Est. $100/200
137
Group of Twelve Pieces Port Neuf
Pottery, 19th century
comprising platter, plates, soup bowls
and cup and saucer, largest diameter
9.6” — 24.5 cm.
138
Group of Six Port Neuf Pottery Plates,
19th century
each with bird or animal pattern,
including zebra, largest diameter 10.6”
— 27 cm.
139
Group of Five Port Neuf Pottery Bowls,
19th century
largest diameter 10.75” — 27.3 cm.
Est. $100/200
Est. $100/200
136
Group of Ten Port Neuf Pottery Mugs,
19th century
tallest height 5.1” — 13 cm.
Est. $100/200
140
Group of Four Port Neuf Pottery Bowls,
19th century
each with animal or bird design, largest
diameter 9.25” — 23.5 cm.
Est. $100/200
Est. $100/200
141
English Ironstone Beaver Pattern Bowl,
19th century
the body decorated with three
polychromed low relief panels with
beaver gnawing on leafing maple
branches, minor crazing, minor crack,
diameter 8.75” — 22.2 cm.
142
Two Staffordshire Pottery Nesting Hen
Form Covered Baskets, 19th century
height 7” — 17.8 cm.
143
Staffordshire Pottery Cow Form
Creamer, 19th century
height 6” — 15.2 cm.
Est. $100/200
Est. $50/75
144
Mochaware Master Salt, 19th century
the bulbous footed bowl with dendritic
band, height 2.2” — 5.5 cm., diameter 3”
— 7.6 cm.
Est. $75/150
Est. $200/300
145
Pair Anglo-Indian Turned Ivory
Candlesticks, mid 19th century
height 8” — 20.3 cm.
146
Pair of French Gilt Bronze Candelabra,
late 19th century
in the Renaissence style with grotesque
masks, height 21.7” — 55 cm.
147
Pair of Ormolu Mounted ‘Sèvres’
Porcelain Mantle Urns, mid 20th century
each parcel gilt and with painted
romantic scene, height 16” — 40.6 cm.
Est. $150/250
Est. $200/300
Est. $200/300
148
Pair of Louis XVI Style Terra Cotta Busts
of Children, mid 20th century
the girl in bonnet, the boy with tricorn
hat, incised signature indistinct, Paris,
1768, each on Italian turned marble
socle, height 18.25” — 46.4 cm.
Est. $600/800
149
French Animalier School Bronze FIgure
of a Whippet, early 20th century
modelled laying down, length 6.5” —
16.5 cm.
151
Miniature Mahogany Chest of Drawers,
c.1850
with three banded graduated drawers
over serpentine apron with bracket feet,
11” x 11.5” x 5.4” — 27.9 x 29.2 x 13.6 cm.
152
George III Mahogany Travelling Writing
Slope/Lectern, early 19th century
with lacquered brass hardware and side
pen and stationary drawers, 9” x 18.75” x
9.8” — 22.9 x 47.6 x 25 cm.
153
Silver Conductor’s Baton, 1964
with presentation engraving from Jack
Benny to Edgar F. Kaiser, Honorary
Conductor, Oakland Symphony
Orchestra, length 20.8” — 52.8 cm.
Est. $200/300
Est. $300/400
Est. $300/400
Est. $200/300
154
Silver Medal Commemorating a Visit of
the Duke & Duchess of Cornwall & York
to Canada, 1901
obverse with the Royal Couple, profile,
reverse with two soldiers flanking coat of
arms, inscribed: Canada in South Africa,
1899-1900 For Crown & Empire,
diameter 2.2” — 5.5 cm., 2.5 oz. — 79
grams
155
Silver Mounted Horn Cane, 19th century
the elaborate repoussé foliate scroll
handle to tapered stick to silvered ferule,
length 34.75” — 88.3 cm.
156
Group of Five Georgian Brass Kitchen
Utensils, 18th/19th century
comprising two peppers, nutmeg grater,
pastry wheel and a nutcracker, tallest
height 3.9” — 10 cm.
157
French Champlevé Enamelled Gilt
Bronze Inkstand and Quill for the
Turkish Market, 19th century
the shaped Islamic script, height 2.5” —
6.4 cm.
Est. $100/200
Est. $75/150
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Est. $100/200
Provenance: Peppers with BADA decals
Est. $75/125
158
French GIlt Bronze Vide Poche by
Charles Paillet (1871-1937)
modelled as a pheasant standing over
pool, diameter 6.25” — 15.9 cm., signed
in the mold ch. Paillet with F.
Barbedienne Fondeur, Paris
159
Tiffany Studios Pine Needle Pattern
Etched Bronze Ink Pot, c.1918
signed Tiffany Studios, New York, height
2.25” — 5.7 cm.
160
Scottish Pewter Communion Cup, early
20th century
in 16th century style bearing spurious
touch marks, height 8.5” — 21.5 cm.
Est. $100/200
Est. $100/200
161
Contemporary Transparent Rubber
Silicone Vase, 1970’s
of double ‘H’ form with fluorescent
orange base, 4.6” x 11.25” x 5.9” — 11.6 x
28.6 x 15 cm.
Est. $75/150
Est. $200/300
163
Contemporary Tiffany ‘Atlas’ Gilt Metal
Travel Alarm Clock
diameter 1.6” — 4 cm.
Est. $150/250
164
Jaeger Enamelled Brass Travel Alarm,
1936
the 8 day movement in folding case
surmounted by alarm stop button and
impressed production date 36/1, height
3.25” — 8.3 cm.
165
Jaeger Le Coultre Leather Cased
Traveling Clock, c.1960
the eight day movement with push
button alarm set in folding case, height
4.3” — 11 cm.
Est. $75/150
166
French Four Panel ‘Crystal’ Regulator,
early 20th century
the ivory enamelled garland dial with
retailer’s mark ‘Frank Herschede,
Cincinnati’ with two train movement
signed S. Marti et Cie. striking a gong,
height 12” — 30.5 cm.
Est. $100/200
Est. $250/350
167
French Ormolu Mounted Burl Walnut
Lyre Form Table Clock, c.1900
the 2.75 inch enamel dial fronting a time
only 8 day movement with platform
balance, height 10.5” — 26.7 cm.
Est. $200/300
168
French White Metal Figural Mantle
Clock Garniture, late 19th century
the group titled ‘Les Vendanges’ with
young couple harvesting grapes, signed
in the mould L. & F. Moreau, the
flanking vases with similar motif, each
piece on verde antico marble base raised
on toupie feet, clock height 22” — 55.9
cm.
169
Charles II Style Burl Oak Short Hall
Clock, early 20th century
the 6.5 inch square brass dial fronting a
three train movement signed Kienzle
and striking Westminster quarters on
gongs, height 51.5” — 130.8 cm.
170
Guardier ‘Globe Timer’ Desk Clock,
c.1960
the 8-day Swiss movement in gilt metal
globe form case with rotating world time
ring, In good condition., diameter 5.7”
— 14.5 cm.
Est. $150/250
Est. $1,000/1,500
Provenance: Estate of Edgar F. Kaiser, Jr
Est. $600/800
171
Edwardian Inlaid Mahogany Balloon
Clock, early 20th century
with two train French movement signed
A. D. Mougin striking a gong, height
11.25” — 28.6 cm.
172
Pair of French School Miniature Portrait
Ovals, mid 20th century
each gauche on panel painted in the
manner of earlier artists and in gilt
metal frame, height 4.25” — 10.8 cm.
173
Victorian Portrait Miniature Gold Filled
Locket Pendent, 19th century
with gauche on oval ivory panel signed
A. C. Fletcher, on seed pearl set bale,
overall height 2.5” — 6.4 cm.
174
Portrait Miniature of a Young Girl by
Elizabeth M. Macvicar, 1918
gauche on ivory panel signed E. M. M
and dated, in 9 ct. rose gold frame with
bale, panel 3.25” x 2.62” — 8.3 x 6.7 cm.
Est. $100/200
Est. $100/200
Est. $75/150
Est. $100/200
175
Portrait Miniature of Sir Walter Scott,
after Henry Raeburn, late 19th century
gauche on oval ivory panel signed ‘M.
Werner, in ebonized frame, overall 6” x
5” — 15.2 x 12.7 cm.
176
Two French Portrait Miniatures of Young
Women, late 19th century
each gauche on round ivory panel
signed, framed, larger 4.5” x 4.5” — 11.4
x 11.4 cm.
177
Large American Portrait Miniature of a
Lady, 1934
gauche on oval ivory panel signed C. P.
Newell and dated, in gilt metal frame
with bale
178
Portrait Miniature of Elizabeth
Carmichael, 7th July, 1800
gauche on ivory panel, signed Ross
Banks (?) and dated in gilt frame with
bale, height 3.75” — 9.5 cm.
Est. $100/200
Est. $100/200
Est. $75/150
Est. $100/200
179
Two English School Portrait Miniatures,
early 19th century
each gauche on oval ivory panel, larger
3.25” x 3” — 8.3 x 7.6 cm.
Est. $75/150
180
Group of Seven French School Miniature
Portraits, 19th/20th centuries
including Mme. de Pompadour, Lola
Mendes, Princess Sophia of Bavaria,
Königin Marie von Bayern, etc., 4”
x 3.25” — 10.2 x 8.3 cm.
181
Pair of French School Miniature Picture
Ovals, mid 20th century
gauche on panel painted in the manner
of earlier artists and in gilt metal frame,
height 4.25” — 10.8 cm.
182
Italian Portrait Miniature of a Young
Woman, after Boticelli, 20th century
gauce ivory panel, signed Garbella, in
Florentine giltwood frame, overall 4.1” x
3.6” — 10.5 x 9.2 cm.
Est. $100/200
Est. $100/200
185
German Nickel Silver Mounted
Meerschaum Pipe, c. 1900
the bowl with carved with horse and
cabin motif to horn stem and
mouthpiece conjoined by flexible shaft,
length 23.5” — 59.7 cm.,
186
German Nickel Silver Mounted
Meerschaum Pipe, c.1900
classical repoussé medallion to lid on
plain bowl to horn stem and mouthpiece
conjoined by flexible shaft, length 29.5”
— 74.9 cm., impressed maker’s mark
Est. $150/250
Est. $100/200
189
German Silver Mounted Meerschaum
Pipe, c.1900
the turret form lid on plain bowl to
abalone inlaid rosewood stem and horn
mouthpiece, length 31” — 78.7 cm.
190
German Silver Mounted Meerschaum
Pipe, 19th century
the domed lid on plain bowl to birch
stem and horn mouthpiece conjoined by
flexible shaft, length 18.5” — 47 cm.,
impressed maker’s mark
Est. $100/200
183
German Nickel Silver Mounted
Meerschaum Pipe, c.1900
the bowl carved with wolf and cabin to
horn stem and mouthpiece conjoined by
flexible shaft, diameter 26” — 66 cm.,
impressed maker’s marks
Est. $150/250
184
German Nickel Silver Mounted
Meerschaum Pipe, 1906
the bowl carved with horse and cabin
motif to ornate horn stem and
mouthpiece conjoined by flexible shaft,
mounts with monogram ‘AR’ and
‘Islands Falk, 1906”, length 29” — 73.7
cm., impressed maker’s marks,
Est. $150/250
187
German SIlver Mounted Meerschaum
Pipe, 19th century
the domed lid with applied medallion on
plain bowl to horn stem and mouthpiece
conjoined by flexible shaft, length 19” —
48.3 cm., impressed marks
188
German Silver Mounted Meerschaum
Pipe, c.1900
the plain bowl to horn stem and
mouthpiece conjoined by flexible shaft,
length 27” — 68.6 cm., impressed
maker’s marks
Est. $150/250
Est. $150/250
Est. $200/300
Est. $150/250
191
German Nickel Silver Mounted
Meerschaum Pipe, c.1900
the bowl carved with wolf motif to
abalone inlaid horn stem conjoined by
flexible shaft, length 23” — 58.4 cm.,
impressed maker’s marks
192
German Silver Mounted Meerschaum
Pipe, 19th century
the domed lid with foliate cliip on plain
bowl to horn stem and mouthpiece
conjoined by flexible shaft, length 18.5”
— 47 cm., impressed maker’s marks
193
German Silver Mounted Meerschaum
Pipe, c.1900
lid with repoussé medallion of rearing
horse on plain bowl to horn stem and
mouthpiece conjoined by flexible shaft,
length 19” — 48.3 cm.
194
German Nickel Silver Mounted Burl
Walnut Pipe, 19th century
the domed lid with lobed finial on
gadrooned bowl to horn stem and
mouthpiece conjoined by flexible shaft,
length 21.5” — 54.6 cm.
Est. $150/250
Est. $200/300
Est. $150/250
Est. $150/250
195
German Nickel Silver Mounted Burl
Walnut Pipe, 19th century
the flute gadrooned bowl to antler stem
and horn mouthpiece conjoined by
flexible shaft, length 22” — 55.9 cm.,
impressed maker’s mark
196
German Silver Mounted Meerschaum
Pipe, 19th century
with neoclassical decorated mounts on
plain bowl to horn stem with carved
ivory throat depicting figures and
animals in field to fliexible shaft and
horn mouthpiece, length 26” — 66 cm.
197
German Nickel Silver Mounted
Meerschaum Pipe, c.1900
the bowl with carved deer in forest motif
to horn and meerschaum stem and horn
mouthpiece conjoined by flexible shaft,
length 19” — 48.3 cm.
198
German Nickel Silver Mounted Burl
Walnut Pipe, early 20th century
the lotus blossom carved bowl to
articulated stem and further walnut
mouthpiece, length 22.5” — 57.2 cm.
Est. $150/250
Est. $300/400
Est. $100/200
Est. $300/400
199
German Nickel Silver Mounted
Meerschaum Pipe, 19th century
the plain bowl to horn stem and
mouthpiece conjoined by flexible shaft,
length 17” — 43.2 cm.
200
German Nickel SIlver Mounted
Meerschaum Pipe, 19th century
the turret form lid on bowl carved with
stag and doe, to horn and antler stem
and mouthpiece conjoined by flexible
shaft, length 24” — 61 cm.
201
Three German Nickel Silver Mounted
Porcelain Pipes, early 20th century
each with horn, wood stem and
mouthpiece conjoined by flexible shaft,
longest length 21” — 53.3 cm.
202
French Enamelled Clay Character Pipe, J.
Gambier, Paris, 19th century
the bowl modelled as head of Jacob, to
silver mounted bone and horn
mouthpiece, Gambier, Paris, with
impressed monogram JG
Est. $100/200
Est. $100/200
Est. $200/300
Est. $100/200
203
Figured Walnut Pipe Form Tobacco
Cannister, early 20th century
with pen work decoration and mounted
on a turned marble base, length 11” —
27.9 cm.
204
Continental Silvered Three Hole Cigar
Cutter, 19th century
decorated in relief in the Renaissance
manner with foliate scrolls, shell work
and grotesques, height 11.5” — 29.2 cm.
Est. $200/300
Est. $200/300
205
Group of Smoking Accessories, early
20th century
comprising carved owl match box and
cigarette holders, Dutch marquetry
match box, sprung cigarette box and
turned specimen wood tobacco canister
signed Legras, tallest height 5.5” — 14
cm.
206
Danish Carved ‘Pibebrædt’ (Pipe
Rack), 19th century
the crest pierce carved with gentleman,
horse and dog amongst oak leaves and
acorns over green felt apron with silk
needlework decoration and monogram,
height 27.5” — 69.9 cm.
Est. $100/200
Est. $100/200
207
Group of Three Black Forest Carved Pipe
Racks, 19th century
each with pierce carved branch and leaf
decoration, one with beadwork oval,
longest length 20.1” — 51 cm.
208
Two Continental Pipe Racks, 19th
century
the first in rosewood wiht needlework
decorated green felt apron, the second
in burl oak with ebonized bead, longest
length 20” — 50.8 cm.
Est. $200/300
Est. $75/150