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The shagreen case having a suede lined interior with printed retailers name 'Theodore Hamblin Ltd' and a lost and found reward tag, 7cm wide, enclosing a pair of tortoiseshell and gilt metal framed…

Overall in good condition with some wear to the gilding and some typical chips to the applied flowers and leavesProvenance: Hylda and Lewis Gilbert, Sheldrake Place, London. Lewis Gilbert (d.2018),…

Two minor haircracks to the footrim, but overall in good condition with minor typical wear to the gildingProvenance: Hylda and Lewis Gilbert, Sheldrake Place, London. Lewis Gilbert (d.2018), the…

22cm highCondition report: Weighted bases with lead. Gilding bright, with engine turned borders, base of eagle and candle nozzle. Outstretched wings of eagle forming an opposing pair. Some tarnshing…

With sarcophagus shaped hinged lid, enclosing two compartments, with ivory banding to the interior and  base, on silvered bun feet, 25.5cm wide; 13cm highCondition report: A few chips and small…

With three hanging chains, 29cm wide; 25.5cm highCondition report: Tarnishing to the gilt brass frame. Dirt and dust overall. One small red glass pane is cracked in a bottom section. This particular…

Baluster stems painted in the Sèvres style, 21.5cm highCondition report: Tarnishing to the gilding. The one baluster shaft is slightly off centre. Later drilled for electrical wiring which will need…

Centrepiece- slice chip to left foot of one cherub. Minor chips elsewhere.Group- crack up and across the top of the base. Small chip to one grapeProvenance: Hylda and Lewis Gilbert, Sheldrake Place,…

The cushion frame decorated with Chinoiserie figures and motifs, With an applied wool-work arched crest above, 47cm wide; 73cm high Provenance: Hylda and Lewis Gilbert, Sheldrake Place, London. Lewis…

The stained side depicting George III an Queen Charlotte as the King and Queen, versus the Chinese Emperor and Empress, mounted in a velvet lined and gilt-brass glazed display case, the white king…

The case of oval form, with initial monogram EAS, interior fitted with silver-gilt accessories, including a pair of scissors, a thimble and a bodkin case (one piece lacking), 12cm wideProvenance:…

Modelled as two figures carrying a sedan chair standing on a lapis lazuli set shaped platform base, the dial with blue enamelled Roman numerals, the case-back decorated with a bird in polychrome…

The glazed door with a paste set bezel, painted white enamel dial, in the Louis XVI style, with a winding key, 10.7cm wide, fitted with a suspension loopCondition report:The movement does not run…

Condition report: Good condition. Later replacement marble top.Some shrinkage and movement to the fall front. The internal shelf  to the base has dropped a little resecuring. Otherwise a few dents,…

Each of disc form, with incised and punched geometric decoration, approx diameter 35cm Provenance:Reputedly given to Reginald Arthur Roberts, whilst he was the Colonial Service Resident in Onitsha…

Each with pierced C-scroll drip-pan, supported on fruiting vine branch, with goat and putto to plinth base, 19.5cm high (2)Condition report: Lacking glass drops. Rubbing to the gilding, notably to…

With bull’s head finial, twelve weight apertures, 126cm high Condition report: Two small weights missing and one associated. Others with various verification marks. the smaller dishes are probably…

A near pair of black painted metal and copper railway lanterns, one having a maker’s label detailed 'GILLET-FOREST PARIS', height 45cmCondition report:Both in well used condition with solder repairs…

Comprising; two miner's lamps by The Premier Lamp & Engineering Company of Leeds, 25cm high, a carbide bicycle lamp by Joseph Lucas Ltd, 17.5cm high, and a similar French example, a black metal…

Stuffed and mounted in an ebonised gilt bordered bow front case, the interior with a paper makers label 'Preserved J.Cooper & Sons, 28 Radnor Street, St Luke, London. E.C.', 59cm wide x 31.5cm…

Stuffed and mounted in a naturalistic landscape within a glazed ebonised case52.5cm wide; 45.5cm highCondition report:The case showing scuffs and marks in keeping with age otherwise ok

The cases with makers’ names; A.YOUNG, JOHN WEISS & SON and REYNOLDS & BRANSON LTDCondition report:All in used condition with age related wear and scratches 

93 x 49.6cm The true crest of the Ironmongers’ depict two scaly salamanders rather than two talbot hounds, the latter more typically found on firebacks. Copies of the mid 17th Century original are…