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CERAMICS & GLASS :
Set of Four Ming Dynasty Small Dishes Provincial, early 16th century 4.5" Wide SOLD
Kangxi Molded Silver-Mounted Bottle Vase China, c1690 Each upright molded petal painted differently Verso with an artemesia leaf within concentric circles 10.5" High SOLD
Rare Kangxi Chinese Export Blue & White Porcelain China, c1690-1700 (This form is also listed as a 'chocolate cup', or 'teabowl') 3" High SOLD
Kangxi Molded Blue & White Deep Dish China, c1690-1700 / 8.5" Diameter Fancifully painted with a phoenix in flight, Ref : a plate of identical form and decoration, with variation only in rim flora is illustrated, Masterpieces of Chinese Export Porcelain, Howard and Ayers, p. 35, Pl. 18 SOLD
Pair of Kangxi Famille Verte Plates China, c1700-22 Verso with concentric blue circles, within prunus sprigging and rim diapering 9" Diameter SOLD
Pair of Kangxi Blue & White "Hunting Party" Large Plates China, c1700 Provenance : Portland Museum of Art, Portland, Oregon 10.25" Diameter SOLD
Kangxi Large Molded Blue & White Escallop Sweetmeat Shell China, c1700-1720 7" High x 7.5" Wide SOLD
Kangxi Chinese Export Famille Verte Deep Dish China, c1700-1722 Birds on prunus with chrysanthemum, heightened with gilt, Verso with diapering above sprigging 8.75" Diameter SOLD
Chinese Export Porcelain Large Baluster Mug (Tankard) Early Qianlong, c1740-50 Painted in the Chinese Imari palette and gilt 6.25" High SOLD
Chinese Export Blue & White Molded Silver-Mounted Jar Qianlong, c1750 5.5" High SOLD
Chelsea Porcelain Red Anchor Grape Leaf Dish England, c1755, red anchor mark verso 7.75" Wide SOLD
Good Chelsea Porcelain 'Damask'd" Octagonal Soup Plate London, England, c1754-5 (Red Anchor Period) Molded after the Meissen Gotzkowsky erhaben blumen pattern centering two shadowed butterflies and floral sprigs Unmarked, with 3 spurs 9.25" Diameter SOLD
Bow Scroll Pattern Plate, & Dublin Delft Scroll Pattern Plate after the Bow England, c1750-2, & Ireland, c1755-60 The Bow an exact copy of a Chinese export original; Bow example exhibited English Ceramic Circle 1948, with label and reference number 154; also cited in in Bow Porcelain, Geoffrey Freeman, p.57, Pl. 67. as "the Toppin example" Bow influence on Dublin delftwares discussed Irish Delftware (2000), Francis, pp. 105-6 9.25" & 8.75" Diameter In Stock - Linked
George II Jacobite Trumpet Form Wine England, c1745 With Stuart Rose and two buds, the sun and a white oak leaf Ref : The Book of Wine Antiques, Butler & Walkling, p. 200, Pl. 205; also shown in Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Royal House of Stuart, p. 16, cat. no 15 A, Nicholson 6" High
SOLD
George II Jacobite Double-Knopped Airtwist Wine England, c1750 With Stuart Rose sided by two buds, a moth on the verso 6.5" High SOLD
England, c1762 The press molded 'ewer' with rococo panels to each side and a geranium beneath the spout, thinly potted, with double C-scroll handle; these seldom related to the teapot "patterns" 4.25" Wide In Stock - Linked
Pair of Rare Famille Rose Porcelain Candlesticks Qianlong, c1765, of European silver-shape, painted with famille rose and iron red enamels heightened with gilt An identical pair sold Sotheby's NY, 10/19/2002, lot 90, Collection of Ogden Phipps Also illustrated "A Winterthur Guide to Chinese Export Porcelain", Fig. 18 8" High SOLD
Pair of Qianlong Scalloped-Rim Chinese Export Bowls, c1765-75 The interiors and exteriors both richly painted in bright blue, the interior with an island riverscape roundel within Wan Li diapering and a brocaded border the exterior with peony flowerheads and scrolling foliage 3" High x 10" Diameter SOLD
Qianlong Chinese Export Gilt-Petaled and Famille Rose Punch Bowl China, c1765-70 Of additional interest to 18th century British porcelain collectors, influencing Worcester Lowestoft and Chamberlains copies from c1760-1790 12" Diameter In Stock - Linked
Silesian, c1770 Emblazoned with a coat of arms within a florid leafy mantle sided by the initials F v. M, 11.5" High SOLD
First Period Worcester "Old Japan Fan" Pattern Sauce Tureen & Cover England, c1768-75 Painted in blue, green, and red heightened with gilt (after a Japanese Arita pattern) Underglaze blue crescent mark verso 6.5" Wide SOLD
Rare First Period Worcester Bough Pot England, c1770 Underglaze Blue Hatched Crescent 6.75" High x 9" Wide x 6" Deep SOLD
George III Opaque Twist Firing Glass England, c1770 The thick short shaft with a loose white enamel twist, over a thick foot Snapped Pontil / 4" High SOLD
Rare First Period Worcester Pierced "Sifter Spoon" (or Egg Drainer) England, c1770 In the Maltese Cross Flower pattern, the bowl pierced, actual original supposed but unknown with certainty 5.5" Wide SOLD
Qianlong Chinese Export "Mandarin Palette" Waste Bowl China, c1785 Delightfully painted with two kylins biting a cord with a cash symbol, the verso with a dog standing on two hind legs before a doe and a fawn 5" Diameter SOLD
Staffordshire Lead-Glazed Zoomorphic Sauceboat Ralph Wood The Younger, England, c1775-80
The body molded as a fox head, the open mouth forming the spout, a blue-spotted goose, the down-curved neck forming the handle 4.75” High x 7” Long SOLD
Somewhat Rare Caughley Waste Bowl Mother & Child Pattern England, c1775-80 Also known as the “Seated Figure” pattern 6” Diameter x 3-3/16” High SOLD
Engraved with a Jaybird in Flight and Stuart Rose with 2 Buds England, c1785 6" High
SOLD
Worcester Octagonal Polychrome Deep Plate England, c1778-80 An exact copy of a Chinese Famille verte plate in coloration, shape and decoration, having long-tailed birds in a pinus within a green border of phoenix and flora; It is supposed that these copies could have been "replacements", or sold by themselves as decoration 8.25" Diameter SOLD
George III Engraved Masonic Firing Glass England, c1800 Engraved with Masonic emblems, and the conjoined script initials "HG" 4" High In Stock - Linked
Good Pair of George III Three-Ring Cut Glass Decanters England, c1800-1810 The shoulders with diamond prism decoration above two bands of finely cut fluting Original cut bulls eye stoppers 11" High In Stock - Linked
Pair Pearlware Blue & White Egg Drainers, Temple Variant Possibly Davenport England, c1810 4.25" Over Handles SOLD
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FURNITURE :
English or Franco-Flemish Turned Walnut Long Stool c1680-90 18.5" H x 29.5" L x 18.5" Deep In Stock - Linked
Pair of William & Mary Provincial Walnut Stools
England, c1695 of slightly differing sizes, identical in construction SOLD
Scare George I Walnut & Walnut Veneered Oval Stool
England, c1720
With early (possibly period) needlework covering
17.75” High x 22 Long x 18.25” Deep
See Footnotes, Bonhams New Bond Sale 21708, Lot 101,
regarding oval stools
SOLD
George II Gesso & Giltwood Mirror
England, c1720-25
Good George I Carved Gesso &
Giltwood Looking Glass
George II Walnut & Burr Walnut Veneered Bureaux
England, c1730-35
With highly figured book-matched veneers, crossbanding and line inlay
The interior with stepped form fittings having corresponding inlay,
pilaster pullouts, and leather covered writing surface
Glorious color!
40" High x 37" Wide " 20" Deep
SOLD
George I / II Diminutive Mahogany
Fold-Over Demi-Lune Card Table
England, c1730-40
Of "uncommon" half-round small form in heavy
dense Cuban timbers
with tapering lappet headed legs,
retaining
early surfaces with beautiful patination,
the top of solid mahogany,
the frieze veneered;
27.5" High x 27" Wide (Open), 13.25"
Deep (Closed)
In Stock - Linked
Great Britain, Probably Provincial, c1740
Note : This is an unusual chair. It bears remnants of the older
"backstool" form,
yet moving into the early 18th century constructions; likely made for
desk usage
38.75” High
SOLD
George II Irish Mahogany Library Chair
Ireland, c1750
Of generous proportions and elegant form,
newly covered in Salamandre silk damask overa horsehair base
43” H x 30.5” W x 29” / Seat 17.5” H, 22” D SOLD
Good George II Irish Carved Mahogany
Stool
Ireland, c1750
The shell headed legs with c-scrolls
and ending in trefid feet;
good oxidized leather stuff-over
upholstery
18" High x 21.15" Wide x 16" Deep
SOLD
Mid-18th Century Carved Giltwood Looking Glass
Northern European, with original gilt and 2-part mirror plate
Carved in the rococo manner with stylized foliate and shells on a matted
ground
56" High x 23.5" Wide
In Stock - Linked
SOLD
England, c1765, 31.5"H x 30" W x 18.5" D
The top with rounded inset corners
above a dressing slide and four graduated drawers
SOLD
Fine Early George III Diminutive Caddy-Top Chest of Drawers
England, c1765, with brushing slide; the canted corners with carved Gothic fretwork, and raised on wonderful high bracket canted feet 37" High x 29.75" Wide x 17.5 Deep SOLD Before It Could Be Photographed
England, c1765
With single drop leaf over slender
turned legs and incurving
front stretched connected by blocks;
heavy timbers;
This unique form represents the last
of the gateleg tables
produced during the first half of the
18th century.
The incurving legs accommodate the
sitter's knees.
27.5" High x 36"
Wide x 35" Deep (open)
In Stock - Linked
George III Mahogany Cockpen Open Armchair
England, c1770
"Cockpen chairs” by repute take their origin in the pew backs of the Cockpen
Church
in
Midlothian, Scotland (part of the Dalhousie Estate).
The
family pew of the Earls and Marquesses in Cockpen Church formerly contained
examples in this manner.
A
more intricately designed latticework chair was produced by Thomas
Chippendale,
and
became known as the 'Chinese Chippendale' style. SOLD
England, c1780
Ref : a trivet of identical form and with slightly differing top
engraving
is described as "rare and desirable"
14" High x 12" Wide x 11.5" Deep (Overall) SOLD
George III Mahogany Serpentine Front Silver-Mounted Cutlery Box
England, c1785
Satinwood stringing to exterior and interior;
retaining original fittings and heavy Old Sheffield Plate hinges to the
back;
the silver mounts bearing maker's mark I S in an oval punch; raised on
three ogee feet
(Cutlery not included, but will be listed separately shortly)
15.5" High x 9" Wide x 11.5" Deep SOLD
England, c1790
Of heavy timber with wonderful patination,
in the usual staved tapering form form with vertical plate removal slot,
original reeded brass mounts,
the brass handle with T-shaped attachments
16" High x 14.5" Wide (The Bucket)
In Stock
- Linked
Good George III Mahogany Quartetto Nest of Tables
England, c1810
Having rich color, the crossbanded tops raised on "bamboo-turned" legs and
carved overscrolled bases raised on turned toupie feet
With minor variations to top and leg, as pictured in George Smith's
Household
Furniture, 1808
28.8" High
In Stock - Linked
Ireland, c1800-1820
Of quite large size, the staved coopered bucket horizontally reeded in
the Irish manner
with fine brass bandings and handle, black painted liner
18.75" High x 15.25" Wide
In Stock - Linked
Fine Regency Ebonized & Giltwood Diminutive Convex Girandole Mirror
England, c1810, surmounted by an ebonized eagle and
brass, gilt gesso and cut glass candlearms
Original gilt and mirror plate /
30" High
A personal note :
I usually prefer much flat mirrors but found this small convex example
completely irresistible.
In Stock - Linked
Regency Mahogany Canterbury with Handhold
England, c1815
Provenance : Alfred Bullard, Philadelphia
21" x 19.5" x 14.5"
In Stock - Linked
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FINE ART :
Hugh Bolton Jones, American (NY / MD) 1848-1927 "Spring Reflections" Oil on Canvas Housed in 22K giltwood custom Federal Frame (original giltwood frame available) Image Size 16" x 24" / Framed Size 27" x 35" An exceptional example of this fine Hudson River School painter's work
Late 19th Century European Market Scene
In the Manner of American
Painters Working Abroad,
c1890
Watercolor & Pencil on Paper Unknown artist, but exquisitely painted with perfect composition, brushwork and drawing Image Size : 10.5" x 13.5" SOLD
Robert Cozad Henri, American (NY / PA) 1865-1929 "Final Touches", December 25, 1925 Pencil on Buff Paper, pencil signed within the drawing, numbered verso twice Image Size : 12" x 16" / Framed Size : 24" x 28" Signed with titled label verso for Love Galleries, Chicago / Christie's NY 1992 The central figure reminiscent in many ways of Berthe Morisot's portrait of Julie Manet, "Fillette au chat" SOLD
Theresa Ferber Bernstein (NY / MA) 1990-2002 "Sunny Path, Central Park", 1917 Oil on Board Image size : 9' x 11.5" / Framed size : 15.75" x 18.5" Provenance : Grand Central Art Galleries, NYC, 1988, with label verso Extraordinary brushwork and figural depiction in Central Park, NYC In Stock - Linked
Arthur Clifton Goodwin / (MA / NY) 1866-1929 "White Boat on the Hudson River" (West Point) Oil on Canvas / Custom American Impressionist style frame Image Size : 20" x 24" / Framed Size : 27" x 31" Boldly executed in an impasto manner, almost contemporary in feel In Stock - Linked
Everett Lloyd Bryant (American - PA / DL / CA) 1864-1945 "At The Opera" Oil on Canvas / From the Estate of the Artist with Stamp Image Size : 24.75" x 30" SOLD
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SILVER & VERTU :
Rare Silver-Mounted Burr Maple Apostle Spoon St. Paul, Swiss / German, c1600-1650 6.75" Long SOLD
17th Century Scottish Silver-Mounted Laburnum Quaich The central silver boss engraved B over S*A, over1658 The lugs and girdle also silver-mounted, and raised on a silver ring foot 7" Wide SOLD
Late 17th Century, chased with lilies and a Bible 1.75" Long; 0.64 oz SOLD
William & Mary Silver Tumbler Cup, London 1692 IC in a shaped punch, a mullet below (Jackson's Revised, p.137, as found on 2 tankards, 1685-6, and a toy porringer 1691-2) Bearing arms for the family of Rogers (Rodgers, Roger) 2-7/8" High, 3-3/8" Wide / 4.8 oz In Stock - Linked
Queen Anne Britannia Silver Beaker William Gibson, London, 1702 3" High / 3.5 oz. In Stock - Linked
Queen Anne Britannia Silver Marrow Scoop London, 1709, A.R, likely Andrew Archbold (Grimwade #83) crested with two arms embowed, issuing from clouds, all proper, vested ermine, supporting in the hands a sun in splendor (Lawson of Cumberland) 8 5/8" long / 1.76 Ozt SOLD
Queen Anne Britannia Silver Marrow Scoop John Ladyman, London, 1712 8.25" Long / 1.1 oz. SOLD
Rare Set of 6 Royal Queen Anne Britannia Silver Spoons Each Bearing the Royal Cipher of Queen Anne within the Order of the Garter and below the Royal Coronet Lewis Mettayer, London 1713 7.75” Long / 14.7 oz. SOLD
Good Set of Six Queen Anne Britannia Silver Samuel Hitchcock, London, 1713 7.5" Long / 11.9 oz. SOLD
Rare Queen Anne / George I Blonde Tortoiseshell & Silver Snuff Box John Obrisset, Signed OB, England, c1714-20, The silver illegibly marked to the box interior; Portrait of Queen Anne, after the medal by John Croker Blonde tortoiseshell boxes are rare by Obrisset. An example by Obrisset of Charles I is in the collection of the V&A, no. M.364-1921 3" Long x 2.25" Deep x .75" High SOLD
Set of Three George I Silver Hanoverian 3-Tine Table Forks England, c1720, Marks Rubbed and Cast Over Of heavy gauge silver, terminals with contemporary script monogram IMT 7.5" Long / 5.2 oz SOLD
Associated Pair of George I-II Silver Hanoverian 3-Tine Table Forks England, c1721-40, marks rubbed, one by Paul Hanet Of heavy gauge silver, one crested with a demi-eagle rising, in mouth a horseshoe, family of Welles (Wells); one with probable early crest removal 7.5" Long / 4.6 oz. SOLD
A Rare Straight Set of George II / III Silver Pistol-Handled Knives Consisting of 11 Dinner Knives & 12 Dessert Knives The form is the flat-sided pistol London, likely c1720-29 (based on shape of lion passant punch) Dinner Knives :9-7/8" Long Dessert Knives : 8.5" Long SOLD
John Obrisset Silver-Mounted Tortoiseshell Tobacco Box Depicting George II on Horseback viewing his fleet below (similar to an earlier version of Peter the Great, commemorating the foundation of the Russian Navy) Signed OBrisset, and dated 1727 (the year of George II ascension to the English throne) 4.25" High SOLD
George II Silver-Mounted Cowrie Shell Snuff Box Jacobite Interest, with winged putti holding the flaming heart William Hutchison II, London, c1736 (The "flaming heart" is recorded as a visual image for Jacobite propaganda : Jacobitism and the English People 1688-1788) Gilt Interior / 2.75" Long SOLD
Rare Set of Three George II Irish Silver Hanoverian 3-Tine Dessert Forks James Champion, c1740, crested with "a naked arm holding in the hand a dagger ppr" : Ireland - Ganstin, Rowan (of Oldstone & Mallans,& Mt. Davy’s, Co. Antrim); White of Richardstown / 6.75" Long / 2.6 oz SOLD
George II Cast Silver Taperstick John Cafe, London, 1743 Mark I:C beneath a rosette within a trefoil (Grimwade #1228, reg. 1742) 4 .25” High / 4.4 oz. SOLD
18th Century Dutch Pierced & Engraved Tobacco Box North Holland, c1740-1770 A quite fine box, the cover with figural roundels representing Fortune, Love, Hope and Faith, siding a panel inscribed “IK HOOP DOOR 'T GELOOF EN LIEFDE KRAGTIG 'T FORTUYN KOMT VAN GOT ALMAGTIG” : (I hope through powerful faith and love. Good fortune comes from God Almighty); the verso finely engraved with a reclining nude sided by trumpeting cherubs 6" Long / 8.7 oz. SOLD
Good George II Irish Silver Marrow Scoop Alexander Richards, Dublin, c1750 Crested for Butler of Ireland : out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of five ostrich-feathers, therefrom a falcon rising arg., above the conjoined script initials IEB (or TEB) 9-3/8" Long / 2.1 oz
SOLD
Early George III Silver Marrow Scoop Paul Callard, London 1762 Crested with a swan on nest feeding her young below a viscount’s coronet, (James Meliss Stuart, Esquire, of Eriska, Argyllish, Scotland, & Charles Gordon Stuart) In Stock - Linked
Rare Early George III Silver Pierced Serving Trowel Thomas Nash, London, 1765 11.5” Long x 4.15” Wide (Blade) / 4.8 oz. SOLD
Straight Set of 12 George II Silver-Gilt Dessert Knives London, 1739-57, Maker's Mark Rubbed Each bearing the Royal Cipher GR within the Order of the Garter 7.75" Long / 20.6 Total oz. SOLD
Louis XV / XVI Provincial Silver Tastevin Mid 18th century Heavy gauge, engraved to the side I . GREGOIRE (Gregory) Marked verso "Crowned A.P" thrice (for Antoine II Parrel) Twisted double-headed serpent handle 4.75" Over Handle / 4.5 oz. In Stock - Linked
George III Scottish Silver Quaich Taylor & Hamilton, Glasgow, c1780 The two lug handles with inscriptions 5-5/8" over handles / 3.1 ozt. SOLD
George III Portrait-Mounted Tortoiseshell Tobacco Box England, c1790 Centering a portrait of a Commander in uniform beneath a gold-rimmed glass covering 2-7/8” Diameter x 7/8” High In Stock - Linked
Rare George III Irish Silver Sugar Basket T.R in a crenellated punch, (possibly Thomas Rourke), Dublin, c1770-87 with blue glass liner; crested with a wyvern wings addorsed, above initials P over H * E 5" High / 6.5" Over Handle SOLD
Good George III Silver-Gilt Meat Skewer, Richard Crossley, London, 1802 Crested with a goat passant, attired, below an ducal coronet 14" Long / 4.6 Ozt. In Stock - Linked
French Gilt-Bronze Mounted Tortoiseshell Snuff or Tobacco Box Late 18th Century Pressed and carved with leafy tendrils on a diamond-diapered ground 3.25” Long x 2-3/8” Deep x 1.5” High SOLD
Micromosaic and Gilt Mounted Tortoiseshell Tobacco Box Late 18th / Early 19th Century, Mosaic Probably Italian, Box Probably French The mosaic finely executed depicting a "tower" Within an inner gilt frame and outer gold 1/2 round 3.25" Diameter x .75" High In Stock - Linked
Carved Crowned Hunchback Fruitwood Snuffbox Late 18th Century The crowned crouching hunchback figure with tilt and turn of the head to the left, wearing a ruff, a sliding cover verso and plug below (Possibly representing Richard III, depicted as exaggerated by Shakespeare) Ref : Treen & Other Wooden Bygones, Pinto 2.75" High In Stock - Linked
Well Carved Coquilla Nut "Bugbear" Snuff Flask Early 19th Century, Probably France Depicting a seated angel being kissed by a hound to one side, the other with a musical medallion, all among fruiting trees (probably pomegranate) For discussion and similar coquilla nut flasks, see Pinto, Treen & Other Wooden Bygones, in particular Plates 206-7 3.5" Long In Stock - Linked
Scottish Burr Elm Root Snuff Mull Early19th Century The interior inscribed for George Sinclair, possibly the contemporary Scottish horticulturist of that name 3.5" Long x 1.5" High SOLD
George III Silver Tubular Nutmeg Grater Thomas Wilkes Barker, London, 1802-3 2-3/8" Long / 1.8 oz. total weight / 1.6 oz. without grater In Stock - Linked
George III Silver-Mounted Half Cylinder Kitchen
Nutmeg Grater
George III Silver Box-Form Nutmeg Grater John Shaw, Birmingham, 1815 1" High x 1.75" Long / 1.2 oz. SOLD
Good Pair George III Old Sheffield Plate Wine Coasters Matthew Boulton & Co. Double Sun Mark; engraved to the boss "D" 6.25" Wide SOLD
William Price, London, 1816 Heavy gauge, with egg and dart border; lightly gilt exterior with heavier gilt reeding and interior 3.5" High x 2.75" Diameter / 6.06 oz. Troy SOLD
Charles Fox, London, 1817 (2) Rebeccah Emes and Edward Barnard, London, 1815 2.5" Long / 2.9 oz. SOLD
Matthew Boulton, Birmingham, 1824 Of heavy gauge, crested with a cat rampant gardant (M'Kellar, MacPherson, Grant) 5.5”Long / 5.7 oz. SOLD
Fine Set of 6 George IV Silver Dinner Forks William Chawner, London, 1825 Heavy gauge, with 4 tines in the Old English pattern, perfect condition Crested : Out of a ducal coronet or a spear argent embrued gules, beneath Viscount's Coronet, for George Brodrick, the 4th Viscount Midleton 8" long / 20 Oz. SOLD
William IV Silver Melon-Form Nutmeg Grater Marked Thrice JT in a rectangular punch Of heavy gauge silver, in the ovoid ribbed melon form, the cover engraved with a contemporary script MWC with flourishes, 1.75" Long / .7 oz.SOLD
Good William IV Silver Meat Skewer William Chawner, London, 1831 In the Fiddle/Shell pattern, crested with a griffin's head erased gorged with a coronet 12-7/8" Long / 4. 5 Ozt. SOLD
Rare William IV Silver Telescoping Candle Douter London, 1831, without maker's mark Of tubular form with engine turning 9.25" Long / .7 oz SOLD
Rawlings & Summers, London, 1836 Of heavy gauge - 3" Long / 7.8 oz. (Good as individual rests for the heavier "pistol-handled" knives of the18th century) In Stock - Linked
Set of 12 Silver-Gilt 3-Tine Hanoverian Dessert Forks George Adams, London, 1879 & 1881 Each terminal verso crested for the family of Morrice, Betshanger, co. Kent on a rest a falcon proper, beaked and belled, or. 6.5" Long / 15.3 oz. The Set SOLD
Pair Edward VII Silver Irish Dish-Ring Form Napkin Rings Williams Ltd, Birmingham, 1905 2.25" Diameter / 1.7 oz. SOLD
George V Silver Whistle with Applied Belted Coat of Arms Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, 1913 The belt with motto Fidelis Et Fideliter above, and initials LKA below, all below a ducal coronet 2.8" Long / .8 oz. SOLD
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