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Jewels & Watches; Decorative Arts — Webb's

Auction House:Webb'sNumber of lots recorded:334
Sale Title:Jewels & Watches; Decorative ArtsLots with images:334
Auction Location:AucklandPrices available:219
Date:22-Sep-2016
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A 19th century French wall clock C. 1870, black lacquered square frame case with 8-day twin barrel movement (no pendulum). Signed F.L Hausburg A. Paris. Brass bezel and stringing
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A late-Victorian Georgian style eight-day bracket clock, Alex Duncan, Glasgow, with inlaid mahogany veneer case and brass bun feet. Height 38.5 cm
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A large set of brass standing beam scales, with dolphin and snakes head motifs and the base inset with gram weights up to 0.5kg. Height 86 cm
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A late Georgian unmarked Masons Ironstone blue jug C. 1830, of typical octagonal form with dragon handle, deep mazarine blue glaze and painted enamel butterflies. Height 16 cm
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A mid-19th century Ironstone cobalt glaze jug, of tapered octagonal form with branch handle and leopards head spout gilt decoration, unmarked ironstone. Height 21 cm
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An early-19th century Masons unmarked Ironstone jug, of typical octagonal form with deep mazarine blue glaze and gilt floral pattern
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A large unmarked Masons Ironstone cobalt and gilt jug C. 1830, designed in typical octagonal fat bodied form with gilt floral decoration on bright mazarine blue glaze. Height 20 cm
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An oval Georgian wooden cruet stand with turned spindle handle, the base with hand swan sunburst veneers and the top supported with four turned spindles (bottles not included). Height 29 cm
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An unmarked Ironstone blue glaze baluster vase, richly gilt with twin baby dragon side handles and circular foot. Mazarine deep blue glaze. Height 21 cm
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A Georgian turned walnut wooden spice box, of ringed barrel design with domed lid and showing gilt traces on the raised hoops. Dimensions 8.5 cm x 13 cm
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A pine dresser base, with plank top above two half drawers standing on square section legs, c. 1,800. Width 137 cm depth 55 cm, height 74 cm
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A reproduction chest of drawers, French provincial style in exotic hardwood. Serpentine shaped front, two large and two half drawers. Height 80 cm, width 125 cm depth 65 cm
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Three 17th and 18th century dishes, all with faults, a delft Chinese style tinglaze plate, and two Chinese Imari pattern dishes (both repaired). Largest diameter 24 cm
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A Chinese porcelain jardiniere 19th century, finely decorated with polychrome enamel floral spray flowers and birds in two cartouche panels. Dimensions 21 cm x 28 cm
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Three pieces of Oriental underglaze blue porcelain, all with faults, a Chinese willow-style pattern mug (crack). A landscape pagoda teapot minus lid. Japanese teapot, spout damaged
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Six 19th century Bohemian overlay glass tumblers, three each with blue and red overlay, deeply cut with stylised floral and geometric designs. Height 8 cm
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A Victorian Bristol green water decanter with plated silver mounts, of tall cylindrical shape with bottle ticket and stopper. Height 31 cm
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Two early-19th century French liqueur decanters and glasses, showing traces of gilding and original stoppers, probably from a cased set, c. 1830-40
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Two Georgian cut crystal liqueur decanters and two port glasses, C. 1820, both decanters with triple ring decoration and facet and hobnail cutting, the glasses matching one decanter. Mushroom stoppers. Height 21 cm
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Three late Georgian cut lead crystal pieces (AF) C. 1820, 1. Water jug with a ribbed neck and hobnail cutting. 2. A boat shaped bowl with diamond facets. 3. Water jug with facet and hobnail cutting and inverted pouring lip. Two with internal cracks
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A pair of early-19th century Bristol blue open salts, the wide flared bowls supported on square footed bases. Width 10 cm
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A 19th century bone handled iron twist corkscrew, length 14.5 cm
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A Victorian blue glass enamel painted vase, of tapered baluster form on circular foot. Painted with a scene of a bird in a flowering tree, c. 1880. Height 19 cm
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A late-19th century stained red tortoiseshell trinket/cigar box, with dowelled edging and low domed lid. Dimensions 10 cm x 13 cm x 15.5 cm
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A carved Chinese hardstone Sow, length 7 cm
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A Victorian wooden Auctioneers Gavel, with turned boxwood head and black lacquered mahogany handle. Length 28 cm
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A long Georgian sterling silver basting spoon, fiddle and thread pattern with hallmarks London 1798. Makers Ely & Fearn. Length 30.5 cm
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A late Victorian sterling silver handled carving knife, the carbon steel blade by Edwin Davis, Bradford. Pistol grip silver scroll handle hallmarked Sheffield 1900. Length 33.5 cm
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An Art Noveau WMF style silver plated dish, Desgned with a beautiful young lady filling a wine jug from an overhanging grapevine. Length 28.5 cm
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An early Victorian sterling silver baluster coffee pot 1846, the body with octagonal fluted and raised decoration on a circular base with four scroll feet, floral finial, bird neck spout and scroll handle. London maker W&I. Weight 864g, height 25 cm
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A small Georgian sterling silver baluster cream jug, with raised floral decoration, shaped lip and scroll handle on three hoof feet. London 1763. Weight 78g, height 9.5 cm
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A Georgian sterling silver baluster cream jug, handle deficient, the fat body with raised floral decoration on three hoof feet. London 1781. Weight 184g, height 14 cm
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A good heavy Irish sterling silver three piece tea service 1837-9, of ornate eight lobed melon design with scroll handles and raised floral and rose decoration on four foliate feet. Dublin 1837 and 1839. Maker James Moore and Edward Murray. Weight 1786g
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Five various Georgian cut lead crystal Rummers C. 1830, three with square foot and deep cutting. One heavy with facets and lozenges, another with ground pontil mark
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A good 18th century George III Whiskey decanter with lozenge stopper, 1790, the body with lozenge facets, triple ring neck and fluted facet cut base. Height 30.5 cm
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Five early-19th century cut lead crystal Sweet dishes C. 1820-1840, three matching with shaped edge and lozenge cut facets, one with hobnail cutting, shaped edge and diamond cut pattern. Diameter 160-18 cm
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A Georgian style sterling silver salver, 1937, shaped gadrooned border with three scroll feet. Halmarked Chester 1937. Weight 378g, diameter 20 cm
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A sterling silver spill vase, of tall narrow tapered form on a circular foot (base loaded). Hallmarked 1976. Height 16.5 cm
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A Georgian Irish sterling silver wine funnel and filter inner, the crested bowl and liner with gadrooned border. Hallmarked Dublin 1822. Maker James Le bas. Weight 152g, length 150m
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A decorative late-19th century European silver candlestick, in the form of a classical figure holding the sconce with turned balusters between. She stands on a turned base with a larger spreading foot, stamped rose and maker TT. Height 29 cm
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A tall Edwardian ornate sterling silver sugar shaker, raised floral and scroll decoration, pierced dome top with wrythen finial, circular foot. Hallmarked Chester 1907. Weight 234g, height 21 cm (base loaded)
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A Georgian sterling silver open salt by Hester Bateman, of cauldron form on three hoof feet, gilt bowl traces. Hallmarked London 1785. Weight 48g, diameter 7 cm
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A Georgian sterling silver lidded mustard pot with spoon, of oval shape with original blue glass liner, the oval cauldron body on four ball feet. London hallmarks rubbed c. 1,800. Victorian spoon 1861
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A William IV sterling silver open salt, of larger size with raised floral decoration, gadrooned edge with gilt interior. Three shell and hoof feet. Weight 150g, diameter 9 cm
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Three Georgian and Victorian sterling silver fiddle pattern sugar tongs, 1. James Beebe London 1816. 2. John Zeigler Edinburgh 1808. 3. J Whipple & Co. Exteter 1875. Weight 146g
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A pair of Georgian sterling silver sugar tongs and another, EP, the larger with punched and bright cut decoration. Hallmarked London 1793, Peter and Ann Bateman
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A small decorative sterling silver candlestick, the stem with floral wrythen decoration on a circular fluted foot. Hallmarked Birmingham 1892. Height 11 cm
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A fine set of twelve Hester Bateman George III sterling silver dessert spoons, hallmarked London 1787. Old English pattern with bright cut edging. Total weight 356g, length 17 cm
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Five various Georgian Old English pattern sterling silver table spoons, four with bright cutting and crests. Dates all London 1805 - 2x 1823, 1828, 1896. Weight 296g, length 22 cm
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Nine matching Georgian sterling silver Old English pattern table forks, eight with initials and crest. All London hallmarks 1790, 1795, 1798, 1801, 1805, various makers. Length 20 cm
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Six Old English pattern bright cut sterling silver Desert forks, five hallmarked London 1834 William IV, the other London 1848. All with wolfs head crest. Weight 230g, length 17 cm
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Three good Georgian sterling silver bright cut table forks 1812, Old English pattern with bright cut edging. One hallmarked 1812 by Paul Storr, the two others 1812 by Williams, Ely, Fearn, Chawner, matching. Weight 218g, length 20 cm
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Nine Georgian Old English Stering silver teaspoons by Hester, Peter, Ann and William Bateman, all with initals and showing some wear. London hallmarks 1786
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Three late Georgian cut lead crystal table items, a squat cream jug on circular foot, an open salt with octagonal foot, a lidded pickle jar with hobnail body and circular sunburst cut base. Height 16.5 cm
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Two Georgian Deeply cut glass triple ring neck decanters and four sherry glasses, lead glass with hobnail and lozenge facet decoration, one mushroom stopper deficient. Height 25 cm
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Twelve mid Victorian heavy silver plated table forks and spoons C. 1860, both sets in fiddle thread and shell pattern. One fork slightly larger. Maker D&A
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A small Edwardian pierced silver bon bon dish 1910, with floral pattern and rolled edge on a circular foot. Hallmarks Sheffield 1910
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A pair of modern sterling silver decanter coasters, each with turned mahogany wooden base & Hallmarks London. Diameter 12.5 cm
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Three Georgian and Victorian sterling silver various pattern sugar tongs, 1. Bright cut London c. 1790. 2. George Angell London 1860. 3. Fiddle pattern 1892. Total weight 168g, Longest 15.5 cm
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A pair of 19th century Sheffield plate lidded entree dishes C. 1830, with shaped gadrooned edging, removable floral scroll handles and inlaid silver engraving panel. Dimensions 29 cm x 22 cm, .
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A cased set of Georgian sterling silver teaspoons, Old English pattern with initials, hallmarked London 1805, maker SH
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Three Georgian and Victorian pairs of sterling silver sugar tongs, 1, James Beebe London 1824. 2. William Coghill Glasgow. 3. WR Smily London 1847. Total weight 130g
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A Victorian shaped oak and silver plated crumb tray, of serpentine shape with quarter sawn oak base and silver plated nickel gadrooned edge and rope twist handle. Length 22 cm
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A cased Victorian sterling silver condiment set, comprising oval lidded mustard pot with blue glass liner and spoon. Two urn shaped muffineers. Hallmarked London 1884, maker Charles Stuart Harris. Spoon Exeter 1859
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A hand knotted rug, with overall boteh decoration. Beige ground, blue, red colouration, c. 1920. Length 200 cm, width 1,40 cm
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A farmhouse table, the elm plank top standng on tapered fruit wood legs and with a single drawer to frieze. C. 1,800 (legs retipped). Length 182 cm, width 80 cm
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A pair of Italian Mettlach stoneware baluster urn vases, one with tall bottle neck and the other with handle and spout. Both with incised floral designs and polychrome enamel decoration. Heights 27 cm and 24.5 cm
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An assortment of English blue and white striped Cornish kitchen Ware, bowls, cups, saucers, dishes etc. 36 pieces
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A refectory table, Cleated plank top standing on large square section legs, lippincott style. Contemporary waxed pine. Length 2,60 cm, width 100 cm
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A well, modelled Burmese bronze torso bust figure, head and shoulders with detailled head dress and cloak. Height 14 cm
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A large old copper and brass kettle, tin lined, stippled sides with Bakelite handle
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A late-19th century dark blue Wedgwood Jasperware teapot, classical figures with cherub decoration accanthus leaf border. Impressed mark with England (minor chip). Length 19 cm
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A Victorian armchair, walnut frame, standing on cabriole legs. Deep buttoned back c. 1870
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Six balloon back chair, Victorian walnut framed with fine carved top rails and back slats, cabriole legs. (two illustrated), .
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An armchair, standing on cabriole legs in beech and upholstered in beige velour
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An Edwardian armchair, Newly upholstered in green striped linen
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A small Colonial settee, shaped seat in kauri framed back. Length 1,40 cm, height 87 cm depth 70 cm
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A rolled arm three piece suite, covered in green damask with toning pasmenterie
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A pair of Louvre Shutters, in original flaking paint. Bowed top. Height 216 cm, 55 cm (each)
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A metal and glass cabinet, complete with stand, glazed on three sides. Height 123 cm, width 66.5 cm depth 44 cm
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A metal bin, Industrial style on casters with lift up lid. Height 67 cm, width 46 cm depth 42 cm
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Two tier trolley, in stainless steel with two shelves. Height 89 cm, width 51 cm depth 41 cm
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A large mirror, framed in distressed, painted timber. Height 190 cm, width 99 cm
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A chest, dome shaped lid currently painted cream iron bound. Height 86 cm, width 71 cm, depth 54 cm
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A painted cupboard, of two panelled doors, two drawers, scroll shaped legs. Height 90 cm, width 100 cm, depth 46 cm
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A pine shelf/coat rack, painted cream with five wire coat hooks. Width 181 cm depth 30 cm
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Three Eastern decorative Buddah heads in stone Matrix and resin, two with wooden block base. Heights 300-36 cm
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Three metal vessels, one squat shaped pot together with two lidded tea pots
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A lantern, painted tin 'Dahlia' square. Height 40 cm
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A card table, in straight grained walnut, cross banded and inlaid with satin wood. Bowed sides, tapered legs, c. 1830. Width 85 cm, depth 43 cm (extended 86 cm)
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A French provincial style sideboard in oak, two large cupboards flanking two bow fronted drawers and a small cupboard, the doors with inset panels surmounted with floral carving. Parquet top. Height 216 cm Depth 57 cm length 215 cm, .
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Two 19th century three draw naval Spyglass C. 1850, both gilt brass with brown leather hand grips. Extended length 44 cm and 72 cm
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A good Victorian nickel plated nine draw spyglass by 'C H Chadburn & Son', Liverpool, leather grip and presentation inscription dated 1868. Extended length 90 cm
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A Victorian bronzed finish single draw telescope by 'Negretti & Zambra', London, lens cover. Extended length 81 cm
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A double bed, Edwardian, in square section brass, complete with rails. Width 144 cm
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A Japanese Sumida Gawa vase, in brown matt and dribble glaze with four figures firing a canon. Inoue Ryosai family lozenge mark. Height 24 cm
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A Japanese Meiji period Sumida Gawa thick glazed tobacco jar, designed as an old man in Daruma style pose, the lid surmounted with a young boy (karako). Ryosai family seal mark
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A 19th-century Swiss simulated rosewood music box with six Airs C. 1880, cylinder length 18 cm, all teeth present on comb. Maker B.A Bremond, working order with docket. Dimensions 37 cm x 17 cm
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A 19th-century Swiss simulated rosewood music box C. 1880, cylinder length 15.5 cm all teeth on comb present, working order. Dimensions 36 cm x 20 cm
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A 19th century Swiss music box mechanism C.1880, five teeth missing from comb (working). Cylinder length 15.5 cm
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