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DECORATIVE ARTS ONLINE AUCTION
SPECIALIST:
Bill Kime 416 847 6189 [email protected]
Sean Quinn 416. 847.6187 [email protected]
Starts: Monday 27 April 2015 at 9am
Ends: Thursday 30 April 2015 at 2pm
On View:Tuesday 28 April 2015 from 2:00 pm to 7:00 pm
http://decorativearts.waddingtons.ca/auctions-178/Decorative-Arts---Silver-Online-Auction
1
AMERICAN SILVER EGG
SHAPED SEWING
NECESSAIRE, GORHAM MFG.
CO., PROVIDENCE, R.I., LATE
19TH CENTURY
chased with birds and bold scrolls on
a floral ground, with hinged top and
gilt interior enclosing original spool,
length 1.8” — 4.5 cm., 1.6 oz. — 50
grams
2
VICTORIAN SILVER CARD
CASE, HILLIARD &
THOMASON, BIRMINGHAM,
1865
of scroll-edged rectangular form,
engraved with flowers and scrolling
leaves, 3.5” x 2.5” — 9 x 6.3 cm., 1.4
oz. — 43 grams
3
GEORGE I SILVER MARROW
SCOOP, JOSEPH SMITH I,
LONDON, 1735
4
GEORGE II SILVER CREAM
JUG, BENJAMIN WEST,
LONDON, 1750
length 8” — 20.2 cm., 1.3 oz. — 40
grams
of plain baluster form with shaped rim
and scroll handle on three scroll feet,
height 3.8” — 9.6 cm., 3.1 oz. — 96
grams
$100—200
$200—300
$75—150
$100—200
5
GEORGE II SILVER MEAT
SKEWER, EBENEZER COKER
& THOMAS HANNAM,
LONDON, 1759
6
GEORGE IV SILVER OLD
ENGLISH PATTERN SERVING
SPOON, SARAH & JOHN
BLAKE, LONDON, 1822
7
GEORGE III SILVER HOT
WATER POT, THOMAS
WHIPHAM & CHARLES
WRIGHT, LONDON, 1764
8
GEORGE III IRISH SILVER
TREFID-TYPE SPOON,
JOSEPH CULLEN, DUBLIN,
1767
with ring handle, length 14.5” — 36.8
cm., 4 oz. — 125 grams
length 12.1” — 30.7 cm., 4 oz. — 125
grams
of plain baluster form with wooden
scroll handle, height 8.5” — 21.7 cm.,
13.3 oz. — 414 grams
with rat-tail bowl, length 8.7” — 22.2
cm., 2.1 oz. — 66 grams
$100—200
$75—150
$50—100
$250—350
9
GEORGE III IRISH SILVER
SMALL SALVER, JOSEPH
JACKSON, DUBLIN, LATE 18TH
CENTURY
10
TWO GEORGE III SILVER
OVAL SALT CELLARS,
ROBERT HENNELL I,
LONDON, 1780 AND 1782
11
PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER
TABLE CANDLESTICKS,
JOHN PARSONS & CO.,
SHEFFIELD, 1785
12
ASSEMBLED GEORGE III AND
LATER SILVER OLD ENGLISH
PATTERN FLATWARE, 17831956
of circular shape with moulded bead
border on three hoof feet, diameter
6.1” — 15.5 cm., 5.6 oz. — 173 grams
with gadroon rims on four shellheaded pad feed, length 3.5” — 9
cm., 5 oz. — 156 grams
of columnar form on stepped square
bases, height 11.2” — 28.5 cm.
$200—300
$100—200
comprising one hundred and six
pieces:
10 table knives
15 table forks
12 table spoons
10 luncheon knives
20 luncheon forks
19 dessert spoons
20 tea spoons
, 126 oz. — 3919 grams, various
makers
$200—300
$1,500—2,000
13
TWELVE GEORGE III SILVER
OLD ENGLISH PATTERN
DESSERT SPOONS, PETER,
ANN & WILLIAM BATEMAN,
LONDON, 1800
length 6.8” — 17.3 cm., 12.3 oz. —
382 grams
14
GEORGE III SILVER WINE
FUNNEL, JOHN EMES,
LONDON, 1802
15
GEORGE III SILVER SUGAR
CASTER, LONDON, 1808
moulded and engraved with reed
borders, length 4.4” — 11.3 cm., 2.1
oz. — 65 grams
of urn form with bulbous cover and
reeded bands on a stepped pedestal
base, height 4.8” — 12.2 cm., 2.9 oz.
— 90 grams, maker’s mark ?.M
$200—300
$75—150
16
SET OF TWELVE GEORGE III
FIDDLE, THREAD AND
SHELL PATTERN DESSERT
SPOONS, WILLIAM ELEY,
WILLIAM FEARN & WILLIAM
CHAWNER, LONDON, 1811
length 6.9” — 17.5 cm., 22.7 oz. —
706 grams
$200—300
$300—400
17
ELEVEN GEORGE III SILVER
TABLE FORKS, THOMAS
WALLIS & JONATHAN
HAYNE, LONDON, 1812
length 7.9” — 20.1 cm., 22.7 oz. —
706 grams
$300—400
18
TWELVE GEORGE III
PROVINCIAL SILVER OLD
ENGLISH PATTERN
DESSERT FORKS, ROBERT
CATTLE & JAMES BARBER,
YORK, 1812
length 6.8” — 17.2 cm., 15.8 oz. —
491 grams
19
PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER
SIFTING LADLES, JOHN LIAS,
LONDON, 1817
20
PAIR OF GEORGE IV SILVER
FISH SERVING FORKS,
WILLIAM KNIGHT, LONDON,
1824
with engraved handles, the gilt bowls
pierced, repoussé and engraved with
fruit and leaves, length 6.3” — 16
cm., 3.1 oz. — 97 grams
with ivory handles, length 12.8” —
32.5 cm.
$100—200
Note:
Contains material which may be
subject to import/export regulation
$250—350
$200—300
21
SIX VICTORIAN SILVER
FIDDLE PATTERN TABLE
FORKS, RICHARD BRITTON,
LONDON, 1838 (2) AND
ELIZABETH EATON, 1850 (4)
13 oz. — 405 grams
$150—250
22
PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER
CANDLESTICKS, HENRY
WILKINSON & CO.,
SHEFFIELD, 1839
23
PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER
CANDLESTICKS, HENRY
WILKINSON & CO.,
SHEFFIELD, 1840
24
PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER
CANDLESTICKS, HENRY
WILKINSON & CO.,
SHEFFIELD, 1846
with knopped stems and removable
nozzles on shaped square bases, all
moulded with shell scrolls at the
corners, height 9.1” — 23 cm.
with knopped stems on shaped square
bases, all moulded with shell scrolls at
the corners, height 9.1” — 23 cm.
with knopped stems and shaped
square bases, all moulded with shell
scrolls at the corners, height 9.1” —
23.2 cm.
$200—300
$200—300
$200—300
25
PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER
SALT CELLARS, DANIEL AND
CHARLES HOULE, LONDON,
1855
26
FOUR VICTORIAN SILVER
SALT CELLARS, ROBERT
HARPER, LONDON, 1855
27
VICTORIAN SILVER COFFEE
POT, ELKINGTON & CO.,
BIRMINGHAM, 1869
28
VICTORIAN SILVER SUGAR
BASKET, FENTON BROS.,
SHEFFIELD, 1878
repoussé with scrolls and flowering
foliage on three hoof feet, diameter
3.1” — 7.8 cm., 5.6 oz. — 174 grams
each circular body repoussé with
flowers and scrolling leaves on three
hoof feet, diameter 2.9” — 7.3 cm.,
7.1 oz. — 220 grams
of ovoid shape with scroll handle and
spout, chased and engraved with lilies
and matted-ground fruiting vines,
height 10.6” — 27 cm., 29.3 oz. —
912 grams
with moulded bead borders and swing
handle, engraved with sprays of ferns
and foliage, height 5.5” — 14 cm., 5.6
oz. — 173 grams
$75—150
$150—250
$100—200
Note:
Contains material which may be
subject to import/export regulation.
$500—700
29
VICTORIAN SILVER SUGAR
BASIN AND CREAM JUG,
HOLLAND, SON & SLATER,
LONDON, 1880
with wrythen fluted sides and scroll
handles on four pad feet, centred with
a William III and George III coin,
largest width 4.3” — 11 cm., 4.8 oz.
— 148 grams
$100—200
30
VICTORIAN SILVER COFFEE
POT, JAMES DIXON & SONS
LTD.,SHEFFIELD, 1889
31
PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER
SHELL DISHES, ATKIN BROS.,
SHEFFIELD, 1891
the half-fluted oval body with
engraved borders of flowers and
scrolling leaves at the shoulder, height
8.5” — 21.7 cm., 25 oz. — 777 grams
chased with flowers and foliage, on
three shell feet, length 4.8” — 12.2
cm., 4.2 oz. — 132 grams
$100—200
Note:
Contains material which may be
subject to import/export regulation
$300—400
32
VICTORIAN SILVER QUEENS
PATTERN SERVING TONGS,
WILLIAM HUTTON & SONS,
LONDON, 1892
with pierced and engraved decoration,
length 8.7” — 22 cm., 4.3 oz. — 135
grams
$100—200
33
LATE VICTORIAN SILVER
TWO-HANDLED SMALL
BOWL, NATHAN & HAYES,
CHESTER, 1897
of plain hammered shallow circular
form with scroll handles, width 5.7” —
14.4 cm., 5.7 oz. — 178 grams
34
EDWARDIAN SILVER
QUAICH, HAMILTON &
INCHES, EDINBURGH, 1904
with pierced scroll handles, width 4.6”
— 11.7 cm., 2.1 oz. — 65 grams
$75—125
$100—200
35
TWO EDWARDIAN SILVER
MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPH
FRAMES, ELKINGTON & CO.
AND JOSEPH GLOSTER,
BIRMINGHAM, 1904/07
36
GEORGE IV, VICTORIAN AND
LATER SILVER FIDDLE,
THREAD AND SHELL
PATTERN FLATWARE,
19TH/20TH CENTURY
with repoussé decoration, approx.
height 8.9” — 22.5 cm.
comprising twenty-four pieces:
6 dessert spoon
4 soup spoons
12 tea spoons
sauce ladle
, 36.2 oz. — 1125 grams
$150—250
$350—500
37
ASSEMBLED WILLIAM
IV/VICTORIAN SILVER
FIDDLE, THREAD AND
SHELL PATTERN
FLATWARE, LONDON, C.183058
comprising fifty-six pieces;
12 table forks
10 table spoons
11 dessert forks
12 dessert spoons
10 tea spoons
butter knife
, various makers, Chawners, Eley and
others, 124.3 oz. — 3866 grams
$1,800—2,400
38
VICTORIAN SILVER FIDDLE,
THREAD, AND SHELL
PATTERN MEAT SKEWER,
HENRY HOLLAND, LONDON,
1873
39
ASSEMBLED EDWARDIAN
SILVER MOUNTED
DRESSING TABLE SET,
MAINLY BIRMINGHAM,
EARLY 20TH CENTURY
with ring handle, length 9” — 22.8
cm., 1.2 oz. — 36 grams
comprising fourteen pieces, repoussé
with Reynolds winged cherubs’ heads,
condition noted
$50—100
$100—200
40
ENGLISH SILVER DRESSING
TABLE TRAY, MAPPIN &
WEBB, LONDON, 1915
of rectangular shape with linear
engraving, 10.9” x 8.5” — 27.7 x 21.5
cm., 17.5 oz. — 544 grams
$200—300
41
PAIR OF ENGLISH SILVER
RECTANGULAR
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
WILLIAM HUTTON & SONS,
BIRMINGHAM, 1910
42
PAIR OF ENGLISH SILVER
RECTANGULAR
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, E.
MANDER LTD.,
BIRMINGHAM, 1926
with engraved decoration, 6.9” x 5.4”
— 17.5 x 13.7 cm.
of plain design, 9.2” x 7.3” — 23.4 x
18.5 cm.
$75—150
$75—150
43
ENGLISH SILVER CREAM
JUG, SANDHEIM BROS.,
LONDON, 1918
hammered finish with a band of
stylized Celtic knots, height 3.1” — 8
cm., 4.6 oz. — 143 grams
$100—200
44
ENGLISH SILVER TEA
SERVICE, WILLIAM
SUCKLING LTD.,
BIRMINGHAM, 1931
comprising three pieces, of plain
circular form with moulded bead
borders, height 6.2” — 15.7 cm., 22.1
oz. — 688 grams
$250—350
45
ENGLISH SILVER PIERCED
COMPORT, JAMES DIXON &
SONS, SHEFFIELD, 1945
of circular shape with scroll rim on a
plain base, diameter 9.3” — 23.5 cm.,
14.6 oz. — 453 grams
$250—350
46
PAIR OF ENGLISH ‘CYMRIC’
SILVER AND ENAMEL TEA
SPOONS, ARCHIBALD KNOX
FOR LIBERTY & CO.,
BIRMINGHAM, 1935
with stylised foliate terminals, length
4.9” — 12.5 cm., 1.2 oz. — 37 grams
$200—300
47
FOURTEEN ENGLISH SILVER
AND TRANSLUCENT
ENAMEL BEAN OR SEAL
TOPPED COFFEE SPOONS,
WILLIAM SUCKLING AND
BARKER BROS.,
BIRMINGHAM, 1949/50
contained in two fitted cases, approx.
length 3.7” — 9.3 cm., 3.9 oz. — 120
grams
$75—150
48
TWO SETS OF SIX ENGLISH
SILVER COFFEE SPOONS,
ONE WITH SUGAR TONGS
AND A CHILD’S SPOON AND
FORK, 20TH CENTURY
contained in three fitted cases, 6.1 oz.
— 191 grams
$75—150
49
ENGLISH SILVER MODEL OF
A HORSE AND JOCKEY,
CAMELOT SILVERWARE,
SHEFFIELD, 1998
50
SCOTTISH SILVER QUAICH,
BROOK & SON, EDINBURGH,
1924
51
FRENCH SILVER BEAKER,
THEODOR TONNELIER,
PARIS, C.1819-38
on a turf base, height 8.5” — 21.5
cm.
of plain design with lug handles,
width 5.2” — 13.2 cm., 2.6 oz. — 81
grams
of plain cylinder form with reeded
border below the everted rim, height
2.8” — 7 cm., 2 oz. — 63 grams
$250—350
$75—125
$100—200
52
PAIR OF DANISH SILVER
‘ACORN’ PATTERN SALT AND
PEPPER CASTERS, #741,
JOHAN ROHDE FOR GEORG
JENSEN, COPENHAGEN,
C.1933-44
height 3.4” — 8.6 cm., 3.1 oz. — 96
grams
$150—250
53
DANISH SILVER ‘PYRAMID’
PATTERN CARVING KNIFE
AND FORK, HARALD
NIELSEN FOR GEORG
JENSEN, COPENHAGEN,
C.1933-44
knife length 12.4” — 31.5 cm.
$100—200
54
DANISH SILVER BOWL AND
A PAIR OF CANDLE
HOLDERS, COPENHAGEN,
1960
of plain modern design, the holders
with bakelite bases, bowl diameter
4.7” — 11.9 cm.
55
DUTCH GOLD MOUNTED
CUT GLASS PERFUME
BOTTLE, C.1870
56
DUTCH SILVER CIRCULAR
BOWL, LEEUWARDEN, 19TH
CENTURY
engraved with diaper panels and
scrolling leaves, with stopper, height
3.5” — 9 cm.
chased with panels of scrolling leaves,
shells, masks and flowerheads, the rim
and foot with bead borders, diameter
4.4” — 11.3 cm., 2.6 oz. — 82 grams
$150—250
$100—200
$100—200
57
DUTCH SILVER THREAD
PATTERN FLATWARE
SERVICE, C.1920-25
comprising twenty-seven pieces:
6 table forks
6 table spoons
6 dessert forks
6 dessert spoons
serving spoon
gravy ladle
soup ladle
, 60.7 oz. — 1887 grams
58
GERMAN RENAISSANCE
REVIVAL LARGE SPOON AND
FORK, PROBABLY B.
NERESHEIMER & SÖHNE,
HANAU, LATE 19TH
CENTURY
with suspension rings, length 13.8” —
35 cm., 14.2 oz. — 442 grams
59
PAIR OF GERMAN SILVER
BOWLS, C.1900
repoussé and engraved with ribbontied garlands of fruit and leaves,
diameter 5.4” — 13.7 cm., 10.8 oz. —
335 grams
$150—200
60
PAIR OF GERMAN SILVER
VASES, J.L. SCHLINGLOFF,
HANAU, EARLY 20TH
CENTURY
with shaped rims, pierced and moulded
with ribbons and floral garlands, with
one glass liner, height 9.6” — 24.5 cm.,
25.8 oz. — 804 grams
$350—500
$200—300
$700—1,000
61
CONTINENTAL SILVER
SUGAR BOX, PROBABLY
GERMAN OR AUSTROHUNGARIAN, 19TH
CENTURY
62
AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN
SILVER FIVE-LIGHT
CANDELABRUM, VIENNA,
LATE 19TH CENTURY
of oval shape, chased with panels of
figures in mountainous landscapes,
flowers, foliage and scrollwork, length
5.1” — 13 cm., 7.4 oz. — 230 grams
with four scroll arms and central
extension with eagle finial, on a vase
shaped stem and square pedestal
base, height 30.2” — 76.7 cm., 76.4
oz. — 2375 grams
$150—250
$800—1,200
63
AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN
SILVER SQUARE TRAY,
C.1900
engraved and moulded with Art
Nouveau flowers and foliage, width
14.2” — 36 cm., 32.1 oz. — 998
grams
$350—500
64
LATVIAN SILVER
DECANTER WITH SIX
GOBLETS AND TRAY, EARLY
20TH CENTURY
engraved with scroll and flowering
foliate cartouches, height 84.6” —
21,5 cm., diameter 7.5” — 19 cm.,
15.7 oz. — 489 grams, maker’s marks
(cyrillic) IP
$300—400
65
LATVIAN SILVER BLOTTER,
EARLY 20TH CENTURY
rocker type, of plain rectangular form
with knob handle, together with a
letter opener, length 6.4” — 16.2 cm.,
maker’s mark KD
$150—250
66
GROUP OF THREE RUSSIAN
SILVER CUPS, ISRAEL
ESEEVICH ZAKHODER, KIEV,
LATE 19TH CENTURY
67
PAIR OF INDIAN COLONIAL
SALT AND PEPPER CASTERS,
PROBABLY CALCUTTA,
C.1830
engraved with alternating panels of
buildings and flowers, largest height
2.8” — 7.2 cm., 3.2 oz. — 100 grams,
assaymasters Stakhy Kondratyevich
Orlov and Aleksandr Kazimirovich
Vyrzhikovsky
of cylinder shape with gadroon
borders on pedestal bases, engraved
‘SALT’ and ‘PEPPER’, height 3.5” —
8.9 cm., 5.1 oz. — 159 grams
68
INDIAN SILVER TEAPOT,
LATE 19TH CENTURY
chased all over with flowering vines
and animals, height 7” — 17.8 cm.,
19.3 oz. — 601 grams
$250—350
$100—200
$100—200
69
COLONIAL SILVER THREAD
PATTERN FLATWARE
SERVICE, 19TH CENTURY
70
PERUVIAN SILVER TEA AND
COFFEE SERVICE, CAMUSSO,
LIMA, 20TH CENTURY
71
PERUVIAN SILVER TWOHANDLED SERVING TRAY,
20TH CENTURY
comprising forty-seven pieces;
9 dinner forks
10 tablespoons
11 luncheon forks
12 soup spoons
5 teaspoons, 85.1 oz. — 2718 grams
comprising six pieces, of plain design
with moulded scroll handles and feet,
tray length 24.6” — 62.5 cm., 133.5
oz. — 4152 grams
of rectangular shape with moulded
gadroon rim and scroll handles, length
22.4” — 57 cm., 45.7 oz. — 1421
grams
Note:
Contains material which may be
subject to import/export regulation
$600—800
$1,000—1,500
$1,800—2,400
72
PAIR OF PERUVIAN SILVER
THREE-LIGHT
CANDELABRA, CAMUSSO,
LIMA, 20TH CENTURY
each with twin scroll arms and central
extension terminating in sockets
above a stepped circular base, height
9.2” — 23.3 cm.
$350—500
73
PAIR OF PERUVIAN SILVER
WATER JUGS, 20TH
CENTURY
of plain design with moulded scroll
rims and handles, height 6.3” — 15.9
cm., 21.8 oz. — 679 grams
$300—400
74
AMERICAN SILVER
‘MYTHOLOGIQUE’ PATTERN
SOUP LADLE AND SERVING
FORK, GORHAM MFG. CO.,
PROVIDENCE, R.I., LATE 19TH
CENTURY
75
AMERICAN SILVER
‘CHRYSANTHEMUM’
PATTERN ICE CREAM
SERVING SPOON, TIFFANY &
CO., NEW YORK, N.Y., C.1900
76
AMERICAN SILVER ‘LOVE
DISARMED’ PATTERN
BERRY SPOON, REED &
BARTON, TAUNTON, MASS.,
C.1900
length 9.4” — 23.8 cm., 4 oz. — 123
grams
length 10.8” — 27.4 cm., 7.7 oz. —
238 grams
$75—125
$100—200
78
TWO AMERICAN SILVER ‘LA
TOURAINE’ PATTERN
BERRY SPOONS, REED &
BARTON, TAUNTON, MASS.,
C.1900
79
AMERICAN SILVER CREAM
JUG AND COVERED SUGAR
BASIN, SAMUEL KIRK & SON
CO., BALTIMORE, MD, EARLY
20TH CENTURY
80
AMERICAN SILVER COFFEE
POT, M. FRED HIRSH CO.,
JERSEY CITY, N.J., 20TH
CENTURY
the shell bowls repoussé with flowers
and leaves, length 8.9” — 22.6 cm.;
8.1” — 20.6 cm., 5 oz. — 156 grams
with scroll handles, stepped pedestal
bases and moulded bead borders,
height 8.9” — 22.5 cm., 38 oz. —
1183 grams
ladle length 14” — 35.5 cm., 16.5 oz.
— 514 grams
$200—300
77
AMERICAN SILVER BERRY
SPOON, R. BLACKINTON &
CO., NORTH ATTLEBORO,
MASS., C.1900
cast with hibiscus flowers, buds and
leaves, length 9.4” — 24 cm., 7.4 oz.
— 229 grams
$100—200
$75—150
$500—700
of plain ovoid form with scroll handle
and spout on a circular foot, height
8.7” — 22 cm., 19.9 oz. — 620 grams
$250—350
81
AMERICAN SILVER MEAT
DISH, TIFFANY & CO., NEW
YORK, NY, MID-20TH
CENTURY
82
AMERICAN SILVER SALT
AND PEPPER CASTERS,
TIFFANY & CO., NEW YORK,
N.Y., 20TH CENTURY
of oblong shape with indented
corners, the rim with a moulded
border, length 16.1” — 41 cm., 47 oz.
— 1462 grams
moulded with bands of scrolling
leaves, height 3.1” — 7.9 cm., 4 oz. —
123 grams
$75—150
$700—900
85
PAIR OF CANADIAN SILVER
SALT CELLARS, JOHN WOOD
& SON, MONTREAL, QUE.,
C.1850
of circular shape on three hoof feet,
the sides chased with matted ground
flowers and leaves below the gadroon
rims, with gilt interiors
$200—300
86
CANADIAN SILVER FIDDLE
PATTERN TABLE SPOON,
ROBERT HENDERY,
MONTREAL, QUE., MID-19TH
CENTURY AND A SIMILAR
SPOON, MAKER’S MARK R.H,
LONDON, 1830
length 8.7” — 22 cm., 4 oz. — 124
grams
$75—125
83
AMERICAN SILVER ‘SHELL
AND THREAD’ PATTERN
FLATWARE, TIFFANY & CO.,
NEW YORK, N.Y., EARLY 20TH
CENTURY
84
AMERICAN SILVER ‘SIR
CHRISTOPHER’ PATTERN
FLATWARE SERVICE,
WALLACE SILVERSMITHS,
WALLINGFORD, CT., 20TH
CENTURY
comprising sixty-seven pieces:
12 luncheon knives
9 luncheon forks
12 cream soup spoons
12 bouillon spoons
9 tea spoons
9 butter spreaders
4 table spoons
, 96.3 oz. — 2995 grams
comprising fifty pieces:
10 luncheon knives
10 luncheon forks
10 soup spoons
10 salad forks
10 tea spoons
contained in a fitted canteen, 56.1 oz.
— 1746 grams
$1,000—1,500
$700—1,000
87
STERLING SILVER BOWL,
PROBABLY CANADIAN, MID20TH CENTURY
88
CANADIAN SILVER
COVERED BUTTER DISH
AND A CAKE PLATE, HENRY
BIRKS & SONS, MONTREAL,
QUE., 1957/59
of plain steep-sided circular form on a
conforming stepped foot, height 5.4”
— 13.7 cm., diameter 8.2” — 20.8
cm., 27.3 oz. — 850 grams, stamped
sphinx mark and STERLING
$350—500
with moulded gadroon borders, plate
diameter 10” — 25.4 cm., 17.7 oz. —
551 grams
$200—300
89
PAIR OF CANADIAN SILVER
RECTANGULAR
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES AND
A SMALLER OVAL FRAME,
HENRY BIRKS & SONS,
MONTREAL, QUE., 1960/62
of plain design, pair 11.6” x 9.6” —
29.5 x 24.5 cm.
90
CANADIAN SILVER COFFEE
POT, HENRY BIRKS & SONS,
MONTREAL, QUE., 20TH
CENTURY
91
CANADIAN SILVER TEA AND
COFFEE SERVICE, HENRY
BIRKS & SONS, MONTREAL,
QUE., 1943
92
CANADIAN SILVER COFFEE
AND TEA SERVICE, HENRY
BIRKS & SONS, MONTREAL,
QUE., 1954-56
engraved with scrolling and flowering
foliage, height 9.4” — 24 cm., 23.2
oz. — 721 grams
of plain ovoid form, comprising four
pieces, height 9.2” — 23.3 cm., 52.6
oz. — 1636 grams
$250—350
$600—800
comprising four pieces, of half-fluted
oblong form with gadroon, shell and
scroll borders on four conforming
feet, height 9.2” — 23.3 cm., 72.7 oz.
— 2260 grams
$100—200
Note:
Contains material which may be
subject to import/export regulation
$1,200—1,600
93
CANADIAN SILVER
JEWELLERY BOX, HENRY
BIRKS & SONS, MONTREAL,
QUE., EARLY 20TH CENTURY
94
CANADIAN ART NOUVEAU
SILVER CIRCULAR WAITER,
P.W. ELLIS & CO., TORONTO,
ONT., C.1900
95
CANADIAN SILVER
CIRCULAR WAITER, HENRY
BIRKS & SONS, MONTREAL,
QUE., 1962
96
CANADIAN SILVER SHAPED
CIRCULAR WAITER, HENRY
BIRKS & SONS, MONTREAL,
QUE., 1954
of plain square form with domed
hinged cover, width 5.5” — 14 cm.,
17.3 oz. — 537 grams
with pierced and moulded rim,
diameter 13.1” — 33.2 cm., 23.5 oz.
— 731 grams
with moulded gadroon rim, diameter
12” — 30.6 cm., 24.8 oz. — 772
grams
$200—300
$300—400
$350—500
engraved with a narrow band of
flowers and scrolling foliage, diameter
14.1” — 35.8 cm., 33.3 oz. — 1035
grams
$400—600
97
SET OF FOUR CANADIAN
SILVER LOW CANDLESTICKS
AND A PAIR OF TWO-LIGHT
SMALL CANDELABRA,
HENRY BIRKS & SONS,
MONTREAL, QUE., 20TH
CENTURY
98
TWELVE CANADIAN OLD
ENGLISH PATTERN DINNER
KNIVES AND A PIE SLICE,
HENRY BIRKS & SONS,
MONTREAL, QUE., 20TH
CENTURY
length 9.6” — 24.5 cm.
plain with moulded borders, height
3.3” — 8.4 cm.; 4.9” — 12.5 cm.
$150—250
$150—250
99
CANADIAN SILVER
‘STRATFORD’ PATTERN
FLATWARE SERVICE, RODEN
BROS., TORONTO, ONT.,
EARLY 20TH CENTURY
comprising sixty pieces:
8 dinner knives
8 dinner forks
4 luncheon knives
8 luncheon forks
6 butter spreaders
6 soup spoons
8 dessert spoons
3 tea spoons
6 coffee spoons
serving spoon
cold meat fork
sauce ladle
, 58.2 oz. — 1809 grams
100
CANADIAN SILVER ‘CELLO’
PATTERN FLATWARE
SERVICE, NORTHUMBRIA,
20TH CENTURY
comprising fifty-one pieces:
8 luncheon knives
8 luncheon forks
8 soup spoons
8 salad forks
4 tea knives
5 dessert spoons
7 tea spoons
2 table spoons
sugar spoon
, 49.7 oz. — 1547 grams
$600—800
$700—1,000
101
CANADIAN SILVER ‘LOUIS
XV’ PATTERN FLATWARE
SERVICE, HENRY BIRKS &
SONS, MONTREAL, QUE.,
20TH CENTURY
comprising eighty-five pieces:
12 dinner knives
12 dinner forks
12 soup spoons
11 dessert knives
10 dessert forks
12 teaspoons
12 coffee spoons
table spoon
sauce ladle
sugar spoon
lemon fork
, 72.5 oz. — 2254 grams
$1,000—1,500
102
GROUPED LOT OF
GEORGIAN, VICTORIAN AND
LATER ENGLISH SILVER,
18TH-20TH CENTURY
comprising: two traveling inkwells;
two photo frames; four-piece
condiment set; napkin ring; pepper
caster; cream jug; twenty-three pieces
of flatware, 27.7 oz. — 863 grams
$300—400
103
GROUPED LOT OF
GEORGIAN AND LATER
SILVER FLATWARE, MAINLY
LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH
CENTURY
comprising twenty-one pieces: 6
George III Old English pattern table
spoons, 6 bright-cut tea spoons, Bead
pattern ladle, Thread pattern fish slice,
Fiddle pattern butter knife, 4 Scottish
ladles, later butter knife and a
mustard spoon, fish slice length 11.5”
— 29.3 cm., 27.1 oz. — 842 grams
$350—500
104
GROUPED LOT OF
VICTORIAN AND LATER
NORTH AMERICAN SILVER,
LATE 19TH/20TH CENTURY
comprising: pierced oval basket,
London, 1890; small circular dish;
eleven pieces of flatware, basket
length 8.3” — 21.2 cm., 19.9 oz. —
619 grams
$200—300
105
GROUPED LOT OF ENGLISH,
CONTINENTAL AND
CANADIAN SILVER,
19TH/20TH CENTURY
106
GROUPED LOT OF DUTCH
AND OTHER CONTINENTAL
SILVER, 19TH-20TH
CENTURY
107
GROUPED LOT OF DANISH
AND NORTH AMERICAN
SILVER FLATWARE, 20TH
CENTURY
comprising: cream jug; sauce boat;
two goblets; two vodka cups; pierced
bowl; pepper grinder; mustard pot,
tallest goblet height 6.5” — 16.4 cm.,
15.2 oz. — 473 grams
comprising; beaker; sauce boat; small
dish; vesta case; two buckles; fob; tea
strainer; six napkin rings; pointer;
thimble; miniature chair; thirty-six
pieces of flatware, 56.8 oz. — 1768
grams
comprising twenty-eight pieces,
including a Georg Jensen ‘Cactus’
tomato server, 12.9 oz. — 401 grams
$150—250
108
GROUPED LOT OF NORTH
AMERICAN SILVER, 20TH
CENTURY
comprising: four low candlesticks; two
photo frames; cream jug; two sugar
bowls; child’s mug; small comport; tea
strainer; salt cellar; three pepper
casters; mustard pot; clasp; sixteen
pieces of flatware, 26.2 oz. — 815
grams
$150—250
$300—400
$500—700
109
GROUPED LOT OF SILVER
FLATWARE, VARIOUS
MAKERS, 20TH CENTURY
110
GROUPED LOT OF SILVER
FLATWARE, LATE 18TH-20TH
CENTURY
comprising twenty-seven pieces,
together with two small salts and two
pepperettes, 21.4 oz. — 667 grams
comprising twenty-five pieces, 26.3
oz. — 818 grams
$300—400
$200—300
111
GROUPED LOT OF SILVER
FLATWARE, VARIOUS
MAKERS, 19TH/20TH
CENTURY
comprising fifty-nine pieces, 53.1 oz.
— 1653 grams
$600—800
112
GROUPED LOT OF SILVER
ARTICLES, 20TH CENTURY
comprising; footed bowl; pierced
comport; two oval bread dishes;
pierced plate; pierced basket with
swing handle, pierced candy dish;
cigarette box; oval pill box; eight
strawberry forks, largest diameter 9.1”
— 23 cm., 62.2 oz. — 1934 grams
$600—800
113
OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE OVAL
CAKE BASKET, LATE 18TH
CENTURY
with pierced sides, bead borders and
swing handle moulded with masks,
length 12.8” — 32.4 cm.
114
SET OF THREE OLD
SHEFFIELD PLATE WINE
COASTERS, LATE 18TH
CENTURY
with reeded rims and pierced sides on
turned wood bases, diameter 4.9” —
12.5 cm.
$75—150
115
PAIR OF OLD SHEFFIELD
PLATE WINE COASTERS,
C.1820
with gadroon borders and turned
wood bases, diameter 5.9” — 15 cm.,
maker’s marks J.G
$75—150
$75—150
116
[CANADIAN HISTORICAL
INTEREST] VICTORIAN
SILVER PLATED OVAL
BASKET, 1860
with pierced sides and moulded rim
and swing handle on four feet,
engraved on the centre with the
Prince of Wales’s badge and motto
‘ICH DIEN’ and a testimonial
inscription to John Harvie, length
12.7” — 32.3 cm.
Provenance:
John Harvie (1833-1917)
By descent to the present owner
Literature:
Dictionary of Canadian Biography
“Early in 1853 Harvie joined the
Ontario, Simcoe and Huron Union
Rail-road (later the Northern) as a
freight conductor. When, on 16 May
1853, the American conductor
engaged to take the railway’s first
passenger train from Toronto to
Machell’s Corners (Aurora) failed to
appear, superintendent Alfred Brunel*
put Harvie in charge. (This steam train
was also the first to operate in Upper
Canada.) Harvie continued as a
conductor. The high point of his
conducting career undoubtedly came
on 11 Sept. 1860, when he ran the
Prince of Wales’s special train on an
outing to Georgian Bay. In return he
received an inscribed silver basket,
which remains in family hands.”
117
VICTORIAN SILVER PLATED
SOUP TUREEN, THOMAS
BRADBURY & SONS,
SHEFFIELD, LATE 19TH
CENTURY
of shaped oval form with twin scroll
handles and urn finial on a pedestal
base, length 14.9” — 37.8 cm.
$100—200
118
AMERICAN SILVER PLATED
CHAFING DISH ON
WARMING STAND, ELIZUR B.
WEBSTER & SON,
BROOKLYN, NY, 20TH
CENTURY
elaborately moulded with scrollwork,
fruiting vines and flowers, with wood
handles, feet and finial, length 14.2”
— 36 cm.
$200—300
119
ENGLISH SILVER PLATED
OCTAGONAL SERVING
TRAY, ISRAEL FREEMAN &
SON, LONDON, 20TH
CENTURY
with pierced galleried sides, moulded
bar handles and scroll feet, length 26”
— 66 cm.
Note:
Inscription reads:
Albert Edward, Prince of Wales / TO /
JOHN HARVIE / In testimony of his
services in charge of the Special Train
/ on the occasion of the visit of His
Royal Highness to Collingwood. /
Northern Railway of Canada. Tenth
of September 1860. / Fred W.
Cumberland, Managing Director / J
Lewis Grant, Superintendent
$150—250
$150—250
120
PAIR OF SILVER PLATED
THREE-LIGHT
CANDELABRA, 20TH
CENTURY
with moulded foliate and bead
borders, height 18.3” — 46.5 cm.
121
SILVER PLATED OVAL
SERVING TRAY, 20TH
CENTURY
122
ENGLISH SILVER PLATED
TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE,
20TH CENTURY
123
ENGLISH STONEWARE
CHARACTER JUG, 19TH
CENTURY
with pierced sides and shaped
handles, length 20.9” — 53 cm.
of melon-fluted form, chased with
scrollwork, flowers and leaves,
comprising six pieces, tray length
28.3” — 72 cm.
formed as the head of a man wearing
a tricorn hat, height 6.1” — 15.5 cm.
$75—150
$100—200
$150—250
$150—250
124
STAFFORDSHIRE
PEARLWARE MASK JUG,
EARLY 19TH CENTURY
moulded and painted in colours with
three grinning masks, height 5” —
12.8 cm.
$100—200
125
ENGLISH LUSTRE
DECORATED JUG, TEA
CADDY AND A SMALL
COMPORT, 19TH/20TH
CENTURY
the yellow ground jug painted with
strawberries and leaves, the tea caddy
with green floral panels, the small
comport with birds, largest height
4.4” — 11.2 cm.
$75—125
126
PILKINGTON’S ROYAL
LANCASTRIAN RUBY
LUSTRE VASE, EARLY 20TH
CENTURY
the ovoid body moulded with trees
and covered with a lustrous red glaze,
height 7.4” — 18.8 cm., impressed
marks
$100—200
127
CLARICE CLIFF ‘BIZZARE’
TEAPOT, C.1930
painted with colourful geometric
motifs, height 6.5” — 16.5 cm.,
incised 24, printed Newport Pottery
marks in black
$200—300
128
CLARICE CLIFF ‘BIZZARE’
BOWL C.1930
painted with colourful geometric
motifs, diameter 6.9” — 17.6 cm.,
incised numeral 7, printed Newport
Pottery marks in black
129
PAIR OF MOORCROFT
POMEGRANATE
CANDLESTICKS, C.1925
130
MOORCROFT
POMEGRANATE VASE, C.1925
131
MOORCROFT FLAMBÉ
ORCHIDS SMALL VASE,
C.1970
painted with fruit and leaves on a
mottled brown/blue ground, height
5.1” — 13 cm., impressed marks,
painted initials in blue
painted with colourful flowers and
leaves on a red ground, height 3.4” —
8.7 cm., late circular paper label
$200—300
$100—200
133
SET OF TWELVE ROYAL
DOULTON PLATES, A. DIX,
C.1906
134
SIX ROYAL WORCESTER
CLARET GROUND PLATES,
MILDRED HUNT, C.1934
135
FLIGHT, BARR & BARR
WORCESTER OVAL PLATTER,
C.1820
printed and painted in colours with
female figures in flowing robes, the
shaped rims with gilt borders, crack,
impressed marks, painted and printed
marks including Rd. No. 184624
painted with floral centres in colours,
diameter 9.3” — 23.5 cm., signed
MHunt, impressed, painted and
printed marks
the rim painted with a continuous
flowering vine in red and blue enamels
and gilt between gilt line borders,
length 20.4” — 51.7 cm., impressed
crown and FBB mark, incised 20
painted with fruit and leaves on a blue
ground, height 6.3” — 16 cm.,
impressed marks, painted initials in
blue
$100—200
$200—300
132
ROYAL DOULTON
MOTORING CHARGER,
BLOOD MONEY’, EARLY 20TH
CENTURY
printed and painted in colours,
diameter 13.7” — 34.8 cm., impressed
and printed marks in brown
$100—200
$150—250
$250—350
$75—150
136
NEWHALL TEA SERVICE,
LATE 18TH CENTURY
137
PAIR OF DERBY KIDNEY
SHAPED DISHES, C.1800
painted with flower sprays and ribbon
garlands in coloured enamels,
comprising fifteen pieces:
7 tea bowls
4 saucers
cream jug
sugar basin
teapot with stand
, condition noted, painted pattern
numbers N195 in red
painted in colours with scattered
flower sprigs and foliate scroll
borders, base chip, length 10.1” —
25.7 cm., painted crown, crossed
batons, dots and D marks in puce
$75—150
$200—300
138
ROYAL CROWN DERBY IMARI
(2451) PATTERN SERVICE,
20TH CENTURY
139
COALPORT TWO-HANDLED
VASE, EARLY 20TH
CENTURY
comprising one hundred and eightyfour pieces:
24 plates, diameter 10.7” — 27.2 cm.
12 plates, one repaired, diameter 8.4”
— 21.3 cm.
21 plates, diameter 7.2” — 18.2 cm.
12 plates, diameter 6.3” — 15.9 cm.
12 soup cups
12 stands
36 cups
36 saucers
14 napkin rings
2 salt and pepper casters
two-handled cup
cake plate
oval platter, length 13.1” — 33.4 cm.
, impressed, painted and printed
marks in red, puce and green
as a table lamp, painted in colours on
one side with a lakeside view,
reserved within raised gilt and blue
surrounds, with silk shade, one handle
restored, overall height 19.7” — 50
cm., impressed, printed and painted
marks
$100—200
$2,500—3,500
140
PAIR OF GILT BRONZE
MOUNTED BLUE GROUND
‘SÈVRES’ TABLE LAMPS,
20TH CENTURY
painted in colours with oval panels of
lovers in woodland settings and
landscapes on the reverse, reserved
within gilt scroll surrounds, one
repaired, height 37.5” — 95.2 cm.,
signed Roche
$600—800
141
‘SÈVRES’ BLUE-GROUND
CABARET SERVICE, EARLY
20TH CENTURY
142
PAIR OF LILAC GROUND
PARIS PORCELAIN VASES,
LATE 19TH CENTURY
143
LIMOGES FISH SERVICE,
TRESSEMANN & VOGT,
C.1900
printed and painted in colours with
panels of lovers in pastoral settings,
reserved within gilt surrounds,
comprising twenty pieces:
4 cups and saucers
4 demitasse cups and saucers
coffee pot
sugar basket
cake plate
serving tray, length 15.4” — 39 cm.,
painted signatures A. MAX, painted
and printed marks
painted in colours with oval panels of
lovers in garden settings, reserved
within gilt surrounds, crack, height
13.2” — 33.5 cm.
comprising fourteen pieces, painted in
colours with fish amongst weeds and
shells, the moulded scroll rims all gilt,
minor chip, platter length 23.9” —
60.8 cm., printed marks in green
$300—400
$100—200
$400—600
144
LE NOVE FAIENCE JUG, 19TH
CENTURY
145
VIENNA PLATE AND A MUG,
LATE 18TH CENTURY
146
FÜRSTENBURG PLATE,
LATE 18TH CENTURY
painted with landscape panels in puce
camaïeu, interspersed with flowering
vine trails moulded and painted in
colours, minor glaze chips, height 6.2”
— 15.7 cm., painted star mark in gold
painted with colourful flower sprays
within yellow ground and gilt borders,
minor chip, height 4.3” — 11 cm.,
diameter 10” — 25.5 cm., impressed
numerals, painted shield marks in
underglaze blue
painted in colours with fruit, flowers
and leaves, the rim with garlands and
a dentil border in gilt, diameter 11.3”
— 28.6 cm., incised OB, impressed Z,
painted F mark in underglaze blue
$100—200
$100—200
$100—200
147
MEISSEN BLUE ONION
PATTERN OVAL SOUP
TUREEN WITH COVER AND
STAND, LATE 19TH
CENTURY
with moulded scroll and shell handles,
painted in blue with stylized flowers
and foliage, length 17.3” — 44 cm.,
impressed and painted numerals and
crossed swords marks in underglaze
blue
$150—250
148
MEISSEN BLUE ONION
PATTERN HORS D’OEUVRES
DISH, LATE 19TH CENTURY
with four shell shaped sections,
painted in blue with stylized flowers
and foliage, diameter 15” — 38 cm.,
impressed and painted numerals and
crossed swords mark in underglaze
blue
149
MEISSEN BLUE ONION
PATTERN TWO-HANDLED
SQUARE SERVING TRAY,
LATE 19TH CENTURY
150
PAIR OF MEISSEN BLUE
ONION PATTERN COVERED
DISHES, LATE 19TH
CENTURY
moulded with scrolls and shells and
painted in blue with stylized flowers
and foliage, width 16.3” — 41.5 cm.,
impressed and painted numerals and
crossed swords mark in underglaze
blue
of circular shape with scroll handles
and shell moulding, painted in blue
with stylized flowers and foliage,
diameter 8.3” — 21 cm., incised and
impressed numerals, painted crossed
swords marks in underglaze blue
$150—250
$100—200
$100—200
151
MEISSEN BLUE ONION
PATTERN CHEESE BOARD,
LATE 19TH CENTURY
painted in blue with stylized flowers
and foliage, impressed and painted
numerals and crossed swords mark in
underglaze blue
$50—100
152
PAIR OF BERLIN BLUE
GROUND CASSOLETTES,
C.1870
with reversible covers, moulded and
painted in colours and gilt with mask
handles, garlands and foliate borders,
restored, height 8.2” — 20.8 cm.,
painted sceptre mark in underglaze
blue
153
GINORI PLATE, LATE 18TH
CENTURY
with shaped and moulded basketweave rim, painted with colorful
flower sprays, diameter 9.4” — 24
cm.
$50—100
154
DELFT BLUE AND WHITE
WATCH HOLDER, EARLY
19TH CENTURY
155
LOMONOSOV FIGURE OF A
SCHOOLBOY, MID-20TH
CENTURY
formed as a staartclok painted with
flowering foliage and a cherub by a
tree above an incised medallion with
initials BT, minor glaze chips, height
9.6” — 24.4 cm.
wearing a long coat and fur-lined hat,
a book held under one arm, height
5.7” — 14.5 cm., printed mark in blue
$50—100
$100—200
$75—150
156
BARANIVKA PARIAN BUST
OF THE POET TARAS
SHEVCHENKO, 20TH
CENTURY
157
ROYAL COPENHAGEN
ALUMINIA FAIENCE BUST OF
A WOMAN, JOHANNES
HEDEGAARD, C.1960
158
ROYAL COPENHAGEN
ALUMINIA FAIENCE LARGE
BOWL, NILS THORSSON,
1960S
159
CANADIAN TURQUOISE
GLAZED POTTERY JUG AND
FIVE TUMBLERS, MID-20TH
CENTURY
height 7.5” — 19 cm., printed marks
in blue
with colourful glazed head wrap and
removable cover, height 16.3” — 41.5
cm., printed and painted marks
including 250/3139 and facsimile
signature in black
the steep sides decorated with an
abstract frieze in olive and aubergine
on a cream ground, diameter 13.4” —
34 cm., printed and painted marks in
black and brown including 591/3430
and CK monogram
the jug painted with a deer, the
tumblers with trees all in brown and
bright green, height 10.5” — 26.7
cm., all with incised marks, the jug
additionally with CANADA
$75—150
$75—150
$150—250
$50—100
160
DEICHMANN TURQUOISE
GLAZED VASE, KJELD &
ERICA DEICHMANN, C.1950
of slightly tapering form, covered with
a speckled blue glaze, height 9.4” —
23.8 cm., incised monogram /
Deichmann / NB 4
161
STEUBEN BLACK GLASS
CANDLESTICK, C.1920
162
D’ARGENTAL LANDSCAPE
CAMEO GLASS VASE, C.1910
with a plain socket and tapered stem
on a spreading circular foot, height
6.1” — 15.5 cm., original paper label
of grey glass shaded with orange,
overlaid with amethyst and etched
with a lake, trees and distant
mountains, height 13.6” — 34.5 cm.,
cameo marks D’ARGENTAL / StL
$75—150
$200—300
$250—350
163
BOHEMIAN
ZWISCHENGOLDGLAS
BEAKER, JOHANN POHL,
C.1900
decorated with a Nordic warrior scene
on panel-cut double walls between
foliate and dentil borders, the base
with a helmet, horn and wreath of
oak on a red ground, height 3.7” —
9.5 cm., signed J.M. Pohl Haida
$200—300
164
ENGLISH OPAQUE TWIST
STEMMED WINE GLASS,
C.1760-80
165
ENGLISH OPAQUE TWIST
STEMMED WINE GLASS,
C.1780
166
ENGLISH OPAQUE TWIST
STEMMED WINE GLASS,
C.1760-80
tiny chip, height 6.4” — 16.3 cm.
with cut and engraved border at the
rim, height 5.1” — 13 cm.
height 5.7” — 14.4 cm.
height 3.8” — 9.6 cm.; 4.6” — 11.8
cm.
$100—200
$50—100
$100—200
$100—200
167
TWO ENGLISH DRINKING
GLASSES, C.1800
168
CONTINENTAL OPAQUE
TWIST STEMMED WINE
GLASS, LATE 18TH CENTURY
169
CONTINENTAL OPAQUE
TWIST STEMMED CORDIAL
GLASS, LATE 18TH CENTURY
170
THREE CONTINENTAL
OPAQUE TWIST STEMMED
FIRING GLASSES, 19TH
CENTURY
171
TWELVE VARIOUS DRINKING
GLASSES, 18TH CENTURY
AND LATER
minor base chip, height 6.4” — 16.3
cm.
height 4.1” — 10.5 cm.
height 5.9” — 15 cm.; 4.3” — 11 cm.
minor chips, largest height 7.6” —
19.2 cm.
$100—200
$100—200
$100—200
172
TWENTY-TWO VARIOUS
GLASS RUMMERS AND
OTHER DRINKING GLASSES,
19TH/20TH CENTURY
$200—300
$150—250
173
[REFERENCE BOOKS]
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND
BAROMETERS, NINE
VOLUMES
Eric Burton, The History of Clocks
and Watches
Chris Bailey, Two Hundred Years of
American Clocks and Watches
Jane Varkaris and James E. Connell,
The Canadian and Hamilton Clock
Companies
Britten’s Old Clocks and Watches And
Their Makers, Ninth Ed.
Edwin Banfield, Barometers: Stick or
Cistern Tube
Edwin Banfield, Barometers: Aneroid
and Barographs
Edwin Banfield, Barometers: Wheel or
Banjo
Edwin Banfield, Antique Barometes:
an Illustrated Survey
Nicholas Goodison, English
Barometers 1680-1860
$30—50
174
[REFERENCE BOOKS]
ENGLISH CERAMICS,
FIFTEEN VOLUMES
Yvonne Hackenbroch, Chelsea and
Other English Porcelain: The
Collection of Irwin Untermyer
Leonard Whiter, Spode: A History of
the Family, Factory and Wares from
1733 to 1833
Richard K. Degenhardt, Belleek: The
Complete Collector’s Guide and
Illustrated Reference
Paul Atterbury, Moorcroft Pottery: A
Guide to the Pottery of William and
Walter Moorcroft, 1897-1986
David Battie’s Guide to Understanding
19th & 20th Century British Porcelain
Geoffrey A. Godden, Ridgway
Porcelains
John Twitchett and Betty Bailey, Royal
Crown Derby
John Twitchett, Derby Porcelain
A. de Saye Hutton, A Guide to New
Hall Porcelain Patterns
Henry Sandon, Royal Worcester
Porcelain: From 1862 to the Present
Day
Henry Sandon, Flight and Barr
Worcester Porcelain 1783-1840
David Buten, 18th-Century
Wedgwood: A Guide for Collectors &
Connoisseurs
Geoffrey A. Godden, ChamberlainWorcester Porcelain 1788-1852
Geoffrey A. Godden, Encyclopaedia of
$30—50
175
[REFERENCE BOOKS]
CANADIANA, TWELVE
VOLUMES
Gerald Stevens, Canadian Glass 18251925
Hilda and Kelvin Spence, A Guide to
Early Canadian Glass
Michael S. Bird, Ontario Fraktur: A
Pennsylvania-German Folk Tradition in
Early Canada
Ruth McKendry, Quilts and Other Bed
Coverings in the Canadian Tradition
David L. Newlands, Early Ontario
Potters: Their Craft and Trade
Doris and Peter Unitt, Treasury of
Canadian Glass
Ruth Cathcart, Jacques & Hay 19th
Century Toronto Furniture Makers
Donald Blake Webster, EnglishCanadian Furniture of the Georgian
Period
Catherine M. V. Thuro, Oil Lamps:
The Kerosene Era in North America
Howard Pain, The Heritage of Upper
Canadian Furniture
Donald Blake Webster ed., The Book
of Canadian Antiques
Charles H. Foss, Cabinetmakers of the
Eastern Seaboard
$30—50
176
[REFERENCE BOOKS]
DESIGN, ELEVEN VOLUMES
Eva Weber, Art Deco
Arie van de Lemme, A Guide to Art
Deco Style
William Hardy, A Guide to Art
Nouveau Style
Annelies Krekel-Aalberse, Art
Nouveau and Art Deco Silver
Robin Langley Sommer ed., The Arts
and Crafts Movement
Maria Costantino, Frank Lloyd Wright
Design
Laura Cerwinske, Russian Imperial
Style
Nietta Apra, Empire Style 1804-1815
Leslie Greene Bowman, American
Arts & Crafts: Virtue in Design
Dominic R. Stone, The Art of
Biedermeier: Viennese Art and Design
- 1815 to 1845
Dorothy Bosomworth, The VIctorian
Catalogue of Household Goods
$30—50
177
[REFERENCE BOOKS]
AMERICAN DECORATIVE
ARTS, SEVENTEEN
VOLUMES
Hugh F. McKean, The “Lost”
Treasures of Louis Comfort Tiffany
Dr. Egon Neustadt, The Lamps of
Tiffany
Henry Winter, The Dynasty of Louis
Comfort Tiffany
Richard C. Miller and John F.
Solverson, Student Lamps of the
Victorian Era
J. W. Courter, Aladdin Electric Lamps
Robert De Falco, Carole Goldman
Hibel and John Hibel, Handel Lamps:
Painted Shades and Glassware
Edward and Sheila Malakoff, Pairpoint
Lamps
Albert Christian Revi, Nineteenth
Century Glass: Its Genesis and
Development
Jean Lipman and Alice Winchester,
The Flowering of American Folk Art:
1776-1876
Lawrence S. Cooke ed., Lighting in
America: From Colonial Rushlights to
Victorian Chandeliers
Charles F. Hamilton, Roycroft
Collectibles
Sharon and Bob Huxford, The
Collectors Encyclopedia of Weller
Pottery
Sharon and Bob Huxford, The
Collectors Encyclopedia of McCoy
Pottery
The Glover Collection: Rookwood
Pottery
Stickley Craftsman Furniture Catalogs:
Unabridged Reprints of Two Mission
Furniture Catalogs
Reprint of the 1894 Pairpoint
Manufacturing Company Catalogue
Milwaukee Art Museum, Sumptuous
Surrounds: Silver Overlay on Ceramic
and Glass
$30—50
178
[REFERENCE BOOKS]
SILVER, NINE VOLUMES
Claude Blair ed., The History of Silver
Ross Fox, Presentation Pieces and
Trophies from the Henry Birks
Collection of Canadian Silver
N. M. Penzer, Paul Storr 1771-1844
Silversmith and Goldsmith
Frederick Bradbury, History of Old
Sheffield Plate
French Master Goldsmiths and
Silversmiths from the Seventeenth to
Nineteenth Century
Seymour B. Wyler, The Book of Old
Silver: English, American, Foreign
Gudmund Boesen and Chr. A. Boje,
Old Danish Silver
Charles H. Carpenter, Jr., Gorham
Silver 1831-1981
Charles H. Carpenter, Jr., with Mary
Grace Carpenter, Tiffany Silver
$30—50
179
[REFERENCE BOOKS]
ENGLISH FURNITURE,
SEVENTEEN VOLUMES
Percy MacQuoid, A History of English
Furniture
R. W. Symonds, The Present State of
Old English Furniture
R. W. Symonds, Masterpieces of
English Furniture and Clocks
Francis Lenygon, The Decoration and
Furniture of English Mansions During
the XVII. & XVIII. Centuries
John Andrews, The Price Guide to
Victorian, Edwardian and 1920s
Furniture
Ralph Edwards ed., The Dictionary of
English Furniture (3 volumes)
Christopher Claxton Stevens and
Stewart Whittington, 18th Century
English Furniture: The Norman Adams
Collection
Thomas Chippendale, The Gentleman
& Cabinet-Maker’s Director
Christopher Gilbert, The Life & Work
of Thomas Chippendale (2 volumes)
Pauline Agius, Ackermann’s Regency
Furniture & Interiors
Thomas Sheraton, The Cabinet-Maker
and Upholsterer’s Drawing-Book
George Hepplewhite, The CabinetMaker and Upholsterer’s Guide
Sir Ambrose Heal, The London
Furniture Makers: From the
Restoration to the Victorian Era 16601840
John Kenworthy-Browne, Chippendale
and his Contemporaries
$30—50
180
[REFERENCE BOOKS]
AMERICAN GLASS,
EIGHTEEN VOLUMES
181
[REFERENCE BOOKS]
DECORATIVE ARTS,
TWENTY-SIX VOLUMES
182
[REFERENCE BOOKS]
AMERICAN FURNITURE,
SEVEN VOLUMES
Marion and Sandra Frost, The Essence
of Pairpoint: Fine Glassware 19181938
Gerald I. Reilly ed., Wheeling Glass
1829-1939: Collection of the Oglebay
Institute Glass Museum
Margaret and Kenn Whitmyer, Fenton
Art Glass 1907-1939: Identification
and Value
John A. Shuman III, The Collector’s
Encyclopedia of American Art Glass
Edward J. Meschi, Durand: The Man
and His Glass
Wilfred R. Cohen, Wave Crest: The
Glass of C. F. Monroe
Gene Florence, The Collector’s
Encyclopedia of Depression Glass
Betty B. Sisk, Mt. Washington: Art
Glass plus Webb Burmese,
Identification and Value Guide
D. Thomas O’Connor and Charles G.
Lotton, Lotton Art Glass
Albert Christian Revi, Nineteenth
Century Glass: Its Genesis and
Development
Albert Christian Revi, American Art
Nouveau Glass
Albert Christian Revi, American Cut
and Engraved Glass
Paul V. Gardner, The Glass of
Frederick Carder
William Heacock and William Gamble,
Encyclopedia of Victorian Colored
Pattern Glass: Book 9 Cranberry
Opalescent from A to Z
John Quentin Feller, Dorflinger:
America’s Finest Glass, 1852-1921
Ray and Lee Grover, Art Glass
Nouveau
Ruth Webb Lee, Sandwich Glass: The
History of the Boston & Sandwich
Glass Company
Ruth Webb Lee, Antique Fakes &
Reproductions: Enlarged and Revised
John Booth, The Art of Fabergé
F. Lewis Hinckley, A Directory of
Antique Furniture
F. Lewis Hinckley, Directory of the
Historic Cabinet Woods
Pamela Clabburn, The Needleworker’s
Dictionary
Stanley Reed, All Colour Book of
Oriental Carpets and Rugs
Nicolas Fokker, Caucasian Rugs of
Yesterday
Charles Packer, Paris Furniture by the
Master Ébénistes
Pierre Ramond, Marquetry
Helena Hayward ed., World Furniture
Irene Stitt, Japanese Ceramics of the
Last 100 Years
Art Treasures from Japan (1965
Exhibition Catalogue)
Alice Wilson Frothingham,
Capodimonte and Buen Retiro
Porcelains, Period of Charles III
Robin Butler and Gillian Walkling, The
Book of Wine Antiques
Joan F. van Patten, Collector’s
Encyclopedia of Nippon Porcelain:
Fourth Series
Elinor Gordon ed., Chinese Export
Porcelain: An Historical Survey
Patricia McCawley, Glass
Paperweights
Jane Hollingworth, Collecting
Decanters
David Stirk, Golf: The Great
Clubmakers
Hugh Johnson, Wine
Richard Holiner, Antique Purses: A
History, Identification and Value
Guide
Mildred and Ralph Lechner, The World
of Salt Shakers
China Institute in America, Clear as
Crystal, Red as Flame: Later Chinese
Glass (1990 Exhibition Catalogue)
Bertha de Vere Green, A Collector’s
Guide to Fans Over the Ages
Mary Louise O’Brien, Netsuke: A
Guide for Collector’s
Joan M. Hartman, Chinese Jade of
Five Centuries
Nicholas M. Dawes, Majolica
Leigh Keno and Leslie Keno, Hidden
Treasures: Searching for Masterpieces
of American Furniture
Vernon C. Stoneman, John and
Thomas Seymour: Cabinetmakers in
Boston 1794-1816
Vernon C. Stoneman, A Supplement
to John and Thomas Seymour:
Cabinetmakers in Boston 1794-1816
Wallace Nutting, Furniture Treasury:
Volumes I and II in One
Wallace Nutting, Furniture Treasury:
Volume III
Joseph Downs, American Furniture:
Queen Anne and Chippendale Periods
Charles F. Montgomery, American
Furniture: The Federal Period (17881825)
$30—50
$30—50
$30—50
183
[REFERENCE BOOKS] ART,
NINE VOLUMES
J. Russell Harper, Krieghoff
Denis Thomas ed., The Price Guide to
English Watercolours 1750-1900
HRH the Prince of Wales,
Watercolours
A. Ball and M. Martin, The Price
Guide to Baxter Prints
Bogomila Welsh-Ovcharov, Vincent
van Gogh and the Birth of Cloisonism
Richard Dorment, Alfred Gilbert:
Sculptor and Goldsmith
Ingo Hessel, Inuit Art
Denys Brook-Hart, British 19th
Century Marine Painting
Janice Tyrwhitt, Bartlett’s Canada: A
pre-Confederation Journey
$30—50
184
[REFERENCE BOOKS]
EUROPEAN GLASS, NINE
VOLUMES
185
[REFERENCE BOOKS]
ENGLISH GLASS, SIX
VOLUMES
Berniece and Henry Blount, French
Cameo Glass
Gary D. Baldwin, Moser Artistic
Glass: Edition Two
Christopher Vane Percy, Lalique: A
Collector’s Guide
Patricia Bayer and Mark Waller, The
Art of Rene Lalique
Alastair Duncan, Orrefors Glass
Brigitte Klesse and Hans Mayr,
European Glass from 1500-1800: The
Ernesto Wolf Collection
Victor Arwas, Glass: Art Nouveau to
Art Deco
Rosa Barovier Mentasti, Venetian
Glass 1890-1990
Waltraud Neuwirth, Loetz Austria
1905-1918
Charles R. Hajdamach, British Glass
1800-1914
James Rush, A Beilby Odyssey
Phelps Warren, Irish Glass: Waterford,
Cork, Belfast, in the Age of
Exuberance
Mary Boydell ed., Dudley Westroff,
Irish Glass: A History of Glass Making
in Ireland from the Sixteenth Century
Ward Llyod, Investing in Georgian
Glass
Ray and Lee Glover, English Cameo
Glass
186
FRENCH AUTOMATON
SINGING BIRDS IN GILDED
CAGE, EARLY 19TH
CENTURY
187
AUSTRIAN MINIATURE
COLD PAINTED BRONZE
MODEL OF A PHEASANT,
C.1900
the crank wound concealed
mechanism operating two feathered
birds who ‘sing’ while moving heads
side to side, opening beaks and
flapping tails, base numbered 321 and
impressed ‘Made in France’, height
20.25” — 51.4 cm.
length 3.3” — 8.4 cm.
$75—150
$400—600
$30—50
$30—50
188
MINIATURE CARVED IVORY
RELIEF OVAL OF AN
OFFICER, EARLY 20TH
CENTURY
signed V. Flemming, in 19th century
black lacquer frame, 5.5” x 4.75” —
14 x 12.1 cm.
189
PATINATED BRONZE RELIEF
PORTRAIT PLAQUE OF A
NOBLEMAN, 18TH CENTURY
190
ENGLISH SCHOOL PORTRAIT
MINIATURE OF STEVENS
CARTER( 1723/4-1790)
191
ENGLISH SCHOOL PORTRAIT
MINIATURE OF MADAME
BERNARDO, 1848
modelled in pauldron, profile right, in
moulded oval ebonized frame, 9.25” x
7.5” — 23.5 x 19.1 cm.
gouache on card in colour ink lined
matte in black lacquer frame, sight
0.8” x 0.7” — 2 x 1.75 cm.; 5.25” x
4..5” — 13.3 x 11.4 cm.
gouache on oval ivory panel in
ebonized frame, inscribed and dated
verso, 5” x 4.3” — 12.7 x 11 cm.
$200—300
$75—150
$150—250
Note:
Inscription verso: Stevens(?) Carter of
St. Mary’s, Colchester, bap. 31 Mar.
1723-4 & died 26 Dec. 1790, married
30 Apl. 1745 Anne [?] co-heir J. John
Boggis of St. Mary’s Colchester co.
Essex
$100—200
192
PAIR OF POLYCHROMED
CAST IRON RELIEF
PORTRAIT PLAQUES OF
GEORGE AND MARTHA
WASHINGTON, 19TH/EARLY
20TH CENTURY
193
TWO PORTRAIT
MINIATURES OF YOUNG
WOMEN, 19TH CENTURY
each with threaded holes verso for
mounting, height 6.6” — 16.7 cm.
the first a gouache on oval ivory panel
signed Hernandez in an ormolu easel
frame with bright green guilloché
enamelled matte, the second a
lithograph in ormolu easel frame,
larger 7.5” x 5.25” — 19.1 x 13.3 cm.
$200—300
$200—300
194
ENGLISH SCHOOL PORTRAIT
MINITURE OF CAPTAIN
VENTUAL OF MARKS TEY,
COUNTY ESSEX. 18TH
CENTURY
gouache on oval ivory panel in
moulded ebonized frame, 4.75” x 4”
— 12.1 x 10.2 cm.
195
CONTINENTAL PORTRAIT
MINIATURE ON COPPER OF
A GENTLEMAN, C.1650
the sitter depicted in ruffled collar and
gilt highlighted jacket, in moulded
giltwood frame, 4.25” x 3.37” — 10.8
x 8.6 cm.
$200—300
Note:
Inscribed verso: Capt. Ventual of
Marks Tey co. Essex of the Essex
Regiment, husband of Hannah,
daughter & co-heir of William Taylor
of Lexden, Colchester, he died before
1806.
Hannah died in 1800, she was sister
of D[...] Taylor (born 20 Mar. 1765
and died 7 Sep. 1805) wife of William
Phillps of Colchester Esq. J. P., he was
baptized in 1739 and died 20 Oct,
1812
$100—200
196
GILT BRONZE MINIATURE
BUST FORM SEAL BY LUCA
MADRASSI (ITALIANFRENCH, 1848-1919)
possibly modelled as St. Bernadette
Soubirous, height 3” — 7.6 cm.
197
CONQUESTS OF ADMIRAL
LORD NELSON SNUFF BOX,
EARLY 19TH CENTURY
of pressed brass, with battles and
dates verso, diameter 2.8” — 7.1 cm.
$75—150
198
ITALIAN GRAND TOUR
MINIATURE RELIEF
PORTRAIT OF EMPEROR
CLAUDIUS, EARLY 19TH
CENTURY
199
BRONZE MEDAL
COMMEMORATING THE
MARRIAGE OF VICTORIA
AND ALBERT, 1840
cased, diameter 1.8” — 4.6 cm.
in turned ivory frame with ebony slip,
height 2.77” — 7 cm.
$75—150
$75—150
$75—150
200
GOLD AND PLATINUM STICK
PIN MONOGRAMMED RB
FOR ROBERTE PONSONBY,
COUNTESS OF
BESSBOROUGH, EARLY-MID
20TH CENTURY
the crowned monogram in blue
enamel, by Mappin & Webb, London,
cased, pin length 1.8” — 4.5 cm.
201
PAIR OF ITALIAN BRASS AND
MARBLE COLUMN FORM
CANDLESTICKS, 19TH/EARLY
20TH CENTURY
202
PAIR OF CONTINENTAL
BRONZE CANDLESTICKS,
19TH CENTURY
height 6.1” — 15.5 cm.
203
PAIR OF FRENCH GILT
BRASS AND CUT GLASS
FOUR-LIGHT LUSTRE
CANDELABRA, 19TH/EARLY
20TH CENTURY
height 7” — 17.8 cm.
$75—150
$100—150
Note:
Original owner was the wife of Vere
Ponsonby, 14th Governor General of
Canada in office 1931-1935.
the moulded glass riser on base
supporting scrolling branches to
candle cups, hung all over with
shaped prisms and drops, height 21.5”
— 54.6 cm.
$300—400
$100—200
204
CASED PAIR OF FRENCH
MOTHER-OF-PEARL
MOUNTED GILT METAL
OPERA GLASSES, LEMAIRE,
PARIS, 19TH CENTURY
205
TIFFANY STUDIOS, NEW
YORK, PATINATED BRONZE
AND SLAG GLASS ‘PINE
NEEDLE’ PATTERN DESK
CALENDAR, C.1910
retailed by Scheuer’s, Toronto, 2.5” x
4.25” — 6.4 x 10.8 cm.
impressed maker’s mark and
numbered 940, 6.12” x 7.25” — 15.5
x 18.4 cm.
the gold filled cap with inscription:
Presented to T. Elgie by his CPR
Fellow Workmen, Mar. 26, 1892,
height 36” — 91.4 cm.
$100—200
$75—150
206
CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAYS PRESENTATION
WALKING STICK, LATE 19TH
CENTURY
$100—200
207
ENGLISH BRASS CANDLE
SNUFF AND STAND, C.1740
on canted square base with fluted
corners, height 7.5” — 19.1 cm.
$100—200
208
TWO DUTCH BRASS AND
COPPER TOBACCO BOXES,
MID 18TH CENTURY
each with engraved courting scenes
and mottos, longest length 5” — 12.7
cm.
$200—300
209
GROUP BRASS AND COPPER
ITEMS, 19TH CENTURY
210
ITALIAN BRONZE BELL, 16TH
CENTURY
211
ENGLISH TURNED WALNUT
BELL FORM COIN BANK,
19TH CENTURY
including a wax jack, a monogrammed
vesta case, a ‘highland laddie’ coin
bank, a ‘mail box’ coin bank, an
ecclesiastical offering cup, a pierced
bed warmer cover, a shaving bowl and
an engraved copper tobacco label
printing plate (Best Virginia), jack
height 6.5” — 16.5 cm.
probably Florentine, two sides with
Medici family coat of arms, with iron
hook, Bronze height 6” — 15.2 cm.
with slotted brass cap and dentil
appliqués, height 5” — 12.7 cm.
$300—400
$75—150
214
VICTORIAN JENNENS AND
BETTRIDGE’S BLACK
LACQUERED PAPIER MACHÉ
CENTERPIECE BOWL, MID
19TH CENTURY
215
SPECIMEN WOOD
PARQUETRY INLAID TEA
TRAY, EARLY-MID 20TH
CENTURY
$200—300
212
VICTORIAN MAHOGANY
PUZZLE COIN BANK, 19TH
CENTURY
213
ANGLO-INDIAN BONE
INLAID HARDWOOD TRAY,
EARLY 20TH CENTURY
in the form of a miniature chest of
drawers, 8” x 10” x 4.75” — 20.3 x
25.4 x 12.1 cm.
ornately decorated with medallion,
floriform urns and trailing vines,
length 15” — 38.1 cm.
$75—150
$75—150
of shaped outline with impressed
maker’s mark with crown and gilt
avian and foliate decoration, length
14.5” — 36.8 cm.
$100—200
oval with caved ebony handles, length
24” — 61 cm.
$75—150
216
NINE PHARMACEUTICAL
GLASS STOPPER BOTTLES,
19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY
comprising various sizes, some with
labels, tallest height 7.4” — 18.8 cm.
$80—120
217
THREE PIECE REGENCY
TOLEWARE SUITE: PAIR OF
CHESTNUT URNS AND TEA
URN ON STAND, C.1820
218
QUANTITY OF TURNED AND
CARVED IVORY PART CHESS
SETS, 19TH/EARLY 20TH
CENTURY
each with painted floral and peacock
decoration, tea urn height 17” — 43.2
cm.
including German Selenus, Chinese
puzzle ball and Anglo-Indian John
type partial sets and fragments
$200—300
Note:
Lot includes often broken or missing
accessories such as flags, swords, etc.
219
CONTINENTAL FAIENCE
TILE, 19TH EARLY 20TH
CENTURY
decorated with the figure of St.
Vincent de Paul titled ‘Charitas’, 11.75”
x 8.5” — 29.8 x 21.6 cm.
$75—150
$200—300
220
FOUR VICTORIAN BOXES
AND A LETTER KNIFE, 19TH
CENTURY
including a Tunbridgeware glove box
and letter knife, an inlaid glove box
with chapel, shamrock, rose and
thistle, a painted decorated box, and
a transferware sewing box, longest
length 10.12” — 25.7 cm.
$150—250
221
CONTINENTAL MARQUETRY
PICTURE OF THE VIRGIN
AND CHILD, LATE
18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY
6.7” x 6.3” — 17 x 16 cm.
222
GROUP OF FIVE BRASS
CANDLESTICKS, EARLY 18TH
CENTURY
a single Spanish example an two
English pairs, tallest height 7” — 17.8
cm.
$75—150
$150—250
223
CONTINENTAL CAST BRASS
FLAT BACK FIGURE OF A
BROOM PEDDLER, 19TH
CENTURY
height 7.8” — 19.8 cm.
$75—125
224
PATINATED BRONZE
FIGURE OF A PUTTI, 20TH
CENTURY
225
TWO STAINED GLASS
WINDOW PANELS, 19TH
CENTURY
226
TWO BRASS QUAKES AND A
PORRINGER, 18TH/19TH
CENTURY
on ebonized block base, height 7” —
17.8 cm.
the first an oval to Edwin of
Northumbria, ‘Edwin Rex Ang.’ having
spread winged eagle, the second a
roundel to ‘King Edward the First’,
with portrait, largest height 13.5” —
34.3 cm.
one with thistle, one with fox head,
the third with pierced double handles,
width 7.25” — 18.4 cm.
with impressed capacity seal, height
6.3” — 16 cm.
$75—150
$75—150
229
WELKIN NATIONAL SCHOOL
ADAM AND EVE SAMPLER,
JANE JONES, AGE 14, 1837
230
JEAN PIERRE LE DOUX
(FRENCH, 1902-1982)
L’ENVOL (THE FLIGHT)
231
SILVER THREAD
NEEDLEWORK PANEL, LATE
17TH/EARLY 18TH CENTURY
15.25” x 12” — 38.7 x 30.5 cm.
c.1945, Aubuson wool tapestry signed
in the weave, with Maison M.
Berthault label, numbered 219 and
signed in ink, 60.6” x 49.6” — 158 x
128 cm.
worked on silk in 19th century frame,
20” x 24.5” — 50.8 x 62.2 cm.
$150—250
227
ENGLISH PEWTER COVERED
PINT TANKARD, 19TH
CENTURY
$250—350
228
SIX ENGLISH PEWTER
PLATES, JOHN WATTS,
LONDON, 2ND QUARTER,
18TH CENTURY
each with rolled edge and touch
marks, diameter 9.6” — 24.5 cm.
$75—150
$150—250
$1,000—1,500
$200—300
232
FLORAL SCROLLING
NEEDLEWORK PANEL, LATE
17TH/EARLY 18TH CENTURY
233
PAIR OF NEEDLEWORK
UPHOLSTERY PANELS, LATE
17TH/EARLY 18TH CENTURY
234
PAIR OF SILK NEEDLEWORK
OVALS, EARLY 19TH
CENTURY
235
FLORAL STUMPWORK
APPLIQUÉ, EARLY 18TH
CENTURY
worked in silk on silk, in contemporary
frame, 22” x 31.5” — 55.9 x 80 cm.
each worked in wool on linen with
central garden urn centered by
rabbits, squirrels, bees and dragonflies
all within trailing vine border, 24” x
26” — 61 x 66 cm.
each depicting ribbon tied wildflower
posey, and in period giltwood frame,
12.5” x 10.25” — 31.8 x 26 cm.
on later linen back, in oval giltwood
frame, 11.75” x 14.5” — 29.8 x 36.8
cm.
$150—250
$100—200
239
ILLUMINATED VELLUM
LEAF FROM THE BOOK OF
HOURS, FRENCH, C.1480
$200—300
$400—600
236
SMALL STUMPWORK COIN
PURSE, 17TH/18TH CENTURY
237
FLORAL NEEDLEWORK
FRAGMENT, 17TH CENTURY
238
FLORAL NEEDLEWORK
PANEL, 18TH CENTURY
worked in silver and gilt thread, later
satin lining, 5” x 4.25” — 12.7 x 10.8
cm.
worked in silk with silver ribbon
accents on linen in 19th century
frame, 16.5” x 20.5” — 41.9 x 52.1
cm.
the oval worked in silk on silk with
ribbon tied wildflower posey in
modern frame, 22.05” x 19” — 56 x
48.3 cm.
$100—200
$100—200
$50—100
lined in red with Latin text and four
line figural capital, sight 11.25” x 7” —
28.6 x 17.8 cm.; 24” x 18.5” — 61 x
47 cm.
$300—400
240
FOUR ILLUMINATED
VELLUM LEAVES FROM THE
BOOK OF HOURS, FRENCH,
C.1480
241
APPROXIMATELY 920
CIGARETTE TRADING
CARDS, EARLY - MID 20TH
CENTURY
each lined in red with Latin text and
three line capital, in contemporary
frame, sight 11” x 6.5” — 27.9 x 16.5
cm.; 22.5” x 17.25” — 57.2 x 43.8 cm.
including Player’s, Will’s, Book Bond
Foods, Red Rose Tea, Lyon’s Tea,
Cavanders, Batman and WWII ‘Battle
Cards’, each binder 12” x 10.5” —
30.5 x 26.7 cm.
$400—600
242
GEORGE MONRO GRANT, D.
D., (1835-1902)
PICTURESQUE CANADA;
THE COUNTRY AS IT WAS
AND IS, 1882
243
AUSTRIAN GILT AND
PATINATED BRONZE
GRANDE SONNERIE
REPEATING TABLE CLOCK,
EARLY 19TH CENTURY
two volumes, 4to., illustrated under
the supervision of L. R. O’Brien with
over 500 wood engravings, Belden
Bros., Toronto, 12.75” x 9.75” — 32.4
x 24.8 cm.
height 6.5” — 16.5 cm.
$75—150
$200—300
$150—250
244
THREE PIECE ROCOCO
REVIVAL CLOCK
GARNITURE, 2ND HALF,
20TH CENTURY
the eight day German movement
striking two bells in a case with
rocaille decoration flanked by similar
candelabra, height 25” — 63.5 cm.
245
WATERBURY SHIP’S BELL
NO. 10 “BANJO” CLOCK,
C.1920
246
CHINESE BRONZE FIGURE
OF GUANYIN, 20TH
CENTURY
height 22” — 55.9 cm.
seated on a rock, height 22.2” — 56.5
cm.
Literature:
on rotating black acrylic base, height
15.5” — 39.4 cm.
$300—500
$150—250
$100—200
$200—300
247
CANADIAN SCHOOL
ABSTRACT MARBLE
SCULPTURE, MID-20TH
CENTURY
248
FRENCH ART DECO
PATINATED METAL AND
IVORINE MANTEL GROUP,
C.1925
on onyx inset Portor marble base with
incised signature ‘Scalini’, 19” x 22.5”
— 48.3 x 57.2 cm.
249
CHARLES THÉODORE
PERRON (1862 - 1934), PAIR
OF PATINATED METAL
FIGURES OF ‘FANEUSE’ AND
‘FORGERON’, 19TH CENTURY
250
JAY CONTWAY (AMERICAN,
B.1935)
BRONCO BUSTER
251
JAY CONTWAY (AMERICAN,
B.1935)
ROY ROGERS AND TRIGGER
patinated bronze equestrian group,
signed, dated ©76 adn numbered
10/30, height 13.25” — 33.7 cm.
patinated bronze equestrian group,
signed, dated ©‘74 and numbered
10/15, height 17” — 43.2 cm.
$500—700
$500—700
252
AFTER FREDERIC
SACKRIDER REMINGTON
(AMERICAN, 1861-1909)
COMING THRU THE RYE
253
AFTER FREDERIC
SACKRIDER REMINGTON
(AMERICAN, 1861-1909)
STAMPEDE
254
AFTER FREDERIC
SACKRIDER REMINGTON
(AMERICAN, 1861-1909)
OUTLAW
large 20th century equestrian group,
signed in the mould on titled marble
base, 29” x 30” — 73.7 x 76.2 cm.
large 20th century patinated bronze
group on titled marble base, 15.5” x
30” — 39.4 x 76.2 cm.
20th century patinated bronze
equestrian group, signed in the mould
on titled marble base, height 24” —
61 cm.
$500—700
$400—600
$100—200
$300—500
251A
JAY CONTWAY (AMERICAN,
B.1935)
HOWLING COYOTES
three small patinated bronze groups,
each signed, dated ‘71 and numbered
32/100, height 5.20” — 13.2 cm.
$200—300
$300—500
255
AFTER FREDERIC
SACKRIDER REMINGTON
(AMERICAN, 1861-1909)
BRONCO BUSTER
256
AFTER FREDERIC
SACKRIDER REMINGTON
(AMERICAN, 1861-1909)
BRONCO BUSTER
20th century patinated bronze
equestrian group, signed in the mould
on titled marble base, height 24.5” —
62.2 cm.
monumental 20th century patinated
bronze equestrian group signed in the
mould, height 54.25” — 137.8 cm.
257
CONTEMPORARY ACRYLIC
AND LACQUERED METAL
TULIP TABLE LAMP BY
ROUGIER OF CANADA, LATE
20TH CENTURY
258
PAIR OF CONTEMPORARY
ACRYLIC AND GILT METAL
TABLE LAMPS BY ROUGIER
OF CANADA, 1985
height 20” — 50.8 cm.
height 29” — 73.7 cm.
$200—300
$100—200
$2,000—3,000
$300—500
259
BRASS STUDENT LAMP, MID
20TH CENTURY
with two lights, height 25” — 63.5
cm.
$50—100
260
PAIR OF FRENCH GILT
BRONZE CANDELABRA,
LATE 19TH CENTURY
each tripartite base with paw feet to
column form riser supporting four
scrolling branches to candle cups, now
electrified, height 21” — 53.3 cm.
$200—300
261
PAIR OF FLORENTINE
CARVED GILT WOOD AND
IRON FIGURAL THREE
LIGHT WALL SCONCES, MID
20TH CENTURY
each amorini holding three foliated
branches to blossom form electric
candle cups, height 21” — 53.3 cm.
$200—300
262
CONTINENTAL BRASS
INLAID BURL WALNUT
CRADLE TELEPHONE, MID
20TH CENTURY
with rotary dial, height 10.25” — 26
cm.
$75—150
263
ENGLISH LACQUERED
BRASS HARBOUR MASTER’S
TELESCOPE, R. & J. BECK
LTD., LONDON, C.1974
264
PAIR OF FRENCH CARVED
OAK ARCHITECTURAL
FRAGMENTS, EARLY 20TH
CENTURY
265
SMALL FRENCH ORMOLU
GRAPVINE FORM THREE
LIGHT CEILING FIXTURE,
EARLY 20TH CENTURY
266
AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN
LACQUERED BRASS SIX
LIGHT CHANDELIER, MID
20TH CENTURY
the leather clad signed tube with 3
inch bloomed achromatic objective
lens, on decorative brass mounted
mahogany tripod stand, horizontal,
height 65” — 165.1 cm.
each deep relief carved with scrolling
volutes, grapevines, flowers and
foliage, length 76” — 193 cm.
height 22.5” — 57.2 cm., diameter 12”
— 30.5 cm.
32” x 24” — 81.3 x 61 cm.
$300—500
$150—250
$200—300
$300—500
267
ITALIAN CARVED
MAHOGANY FIGURAL
SMOKING STAND, 20TH
CENTURY
268
LOUIS XV STYLE ORMOLU
MOUNTED KINGWOOD AND
TULIPWOOD INLAID
OCCASIONAL TABLE, EARLY
20TH CENTURY
269
LOUIS XV STYLE ORMOLU
MOUNTED KINGWOOD AND
TULIPWOOD INLAID
OCCASIONAL TABLE, EARLY
20TH CENTURY
the oval marble top over single
drawer and lower shelf, inlaid over all
with lattice and florette parquetry,
29.75” x 20.5” x 15.5” — 75.6 x 52.1 x
39.4 cm.
the kidney shaped top over single
drawer and lower shelf, inlaid overall
with lattice parquetry, 29” x 24.5” x
16” — 73.7 x 62.2 x 40.6 cm.
height 27” — 68.6 cm.
$100—200
the galleried round top with
anthemion decoration and raised on
five caryatid supports, diameter 37.5”
— 95.3 cm.
$200—300
$200—300
$300—400
270
EMPIRE REVIVAL ORMOLU
MOUNTED MIXED WOOD
MARQUETRY INLAID LOW
TABLE, MID 20TH CENTURY