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Antique & Decorative Arts — Dunbar Sloane Ltd.

Auction House:Dunbar Sloane Ltd.Number of lots recorded:622
Sale Title:Antique & Decorative ArtsLots with images:489
Auction Location:WellingtonPrices available:570
Date:11-Nov-2020
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Pair Victorian brass Ejector candlesticks, 28 cm high
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Two 19th century brass candlesticks, one with graduating bobbin form column, together with a porcupine quill box (af)
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German all brass Anniversary 400 day clock, with glass dome
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14 various brass padlocks,
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15 various brass padlocks,
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Small vintage brass hunting horn, together with a cylindrical brass spring balance and two brass rulers (of sizes) by bolt & Sutherland
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Set nine graduated brass disc weights, together with a single 1LB brass bell weight, small two draw pocket telescope and pair of opera glasses
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Pair antique marine field Gasses, together with a pair of opera glasses, the lens rims stamped the Touring club, London, Paris
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Victorian mahogany cased set of drawing instruments, with fitted lift out tray containing a folding bone fott rule, 2 smaller rules, various instruments, wooden rules etc, 36 cm wide
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Meteorite (not under Command) copper & brass ships lamp, with swing handle, 41 cm high
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Small copper & brass ships lamp, with swing handle, 28 cm high
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Archibald Knox for Liberty's Tudric pewter vase, tulip form with scrolling tendril handles and applied with turquoise enamel cabochons, design number 029, 25 cm high
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Tudric Archibald Knox for Liberty's pewter basket, oval shape with fixed handle with pierced stylised scroll design to the rim, made by English pewter shape number 01172, together with a smaller Tudric basket design number 0991
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English pewter Tudric for Liberty's sugar & cream, decorated with stylised scrolls and berries, design number 01207, together with an Orivit teapot
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Rare French Art Deco Dinanderie vase, hand crafted mixed metals, tapering conical form with a continuous design of roundels on a silver ground, c1930, 22 cm high
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Rare French Art Deco Dinanderie vase, hand crafted in mixed metals, of tall ovoid form inlaid in copper and brass with grapes and vines on a bronzed ground, c1930, 32 cm high
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18th century German pewter Wriggle work lidded tankard, the flat top dome lid with ball thumbpiece, engraved wriggle work with initials and 1819 to the lid, the body with engraved cartouche, and 3 touch marks to the underside of the lid, 27 cm high
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18th century German pewter tankard, the flat top dome lid with urn thumbpiece, engraved name and dated 1802, and 3 touch marks to the underside of the lid, 29 cm high
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Late 18th century pewter tureen by C J Rothe, footed circular shape, the lid with fluted orb finial, engraved name and dated 1809, 28 cm high, together with a small plate with engraved armorial, 21 cm dia. (small rim split)
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Five pieces antique pewter, comprising a pair of candlesticks, baluster pepperette, shallow bowl and two handled bowl
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Antique English oak Gingerbread mould, with 11 carved boars, 75.5 cm length
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Impressive Victorian exhibition prize medallions display for John Brinsmead & Sons, pianoforte Manufacturers, London, comprising 56 gilt, silver and bronze uniface medallions and 3 smaller medals with ribbons, in an oval ebonised and gilded frame with the manufacturers name and gilt metal Gb Royal coat of arms, 110 x 90 cm overall
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Large 19th century whalebone Fid, traditional tapering form with 4 incised bands to the top, 48 cm length
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Victorian marine ivory walking cane, with two rosewood bands below the pommel, 78 cm length
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Victorian marine ivory handled Swordstick, with finely spiral turned probably coromandel wood scabbard, 92 cm length
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Brazilian butterfly wing oval two tier occasional table, walnut with turned supports, 45 cm wide
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Brazilian butterfly wing tea tray, two handled oblong shape in walnut and parquetry with original makers label to the base, 52 cm wide
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Brazilian butterfly wing tea tray, two handled oblong shape in walnut and parquetry, 52 cm wide
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Five butterfly wing decorated items, comprising two small circular chrome plated ashtrays, small circular lake scene ornament and two ebonised frame pictures, the smaller depicting Venice, the larger Rio de Janeiro
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Small Italian Art Nouveau alabaster bust of a young woman, 22 cm high
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Antique European portrait miniature of a bearded gent, wearing a red cap, in period ebonised and gilded frame, 21 x 20 cm overall, (split and cracking to gilt mount)
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Framed pair of Regency profile silhouettes, of two gentlemen, with gilded highlights, framed as one, 18.5 cm wide
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Regency silhouette portrait of Col. Arthur Maister, in traditional ebonised frame with gilt metal oak leaf and ring mount
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19th century miniature commemorative wax portrait Effigy of Lord Horatio Nelson, 5.5 cm high
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Two framed Victorian Baxter print groups, the smaller with Queen Victoria & Prince Albert, the larger with a Royal procession, equestrian scene and naval gala, both in original ebonised frames.
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Victorian cast brass Doorstop, with fixed loop ribbon handle, spiral column and stepped half round weighted base, 45 cm high
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George III sterling silver cream helmet, with fluted handle and rim, bright cut engraving and initials on square base, London 1797, makers Hester & Anne Bateman
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George III sterling silver cream helmet, with fluted rim, bright cut band and shield shaped cartouche, London 1806, maker probably John Merry
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Victorian sterling silver milk jug, baluster shape with embossed panels of flowers and cartouche with engraved crest on scroll feet, gilt interior, Sheffield 1854
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George III two handled sugar bowl, oblong baluster shape, fluted handles and rim, engraved initials on ball feet, London 1814
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George III sterling silver two handled sugar bowl, oblong baluster shape with fluted band on ball feet, gilded interior, London 1809, makers Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard I
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Victorian sterling silver Christening mug, footed baluster form with embossed floral panels and engraved cartouche, London 1845
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Victorian sterling silver two handled Christening cup, footed cylindrical form, decorated in the Aesthetic revival taste, engraved name to the body and inscription to the base, Sheffield 1875, 9 cm high
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Edward VII sterling silver sugar caster, footed baluster shape, pierced dome lid with urn finial, London 1904, 19 cm high
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Queen Elizabeth II sterling silver sugar caster, footed baluster shape, Birmingham 1970
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George III sterling silver sugar caster, vase shape with pierced dome top, beaded borders, and engraved initials, London 1783, maker Thomas shepherd
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Early Victorian sterling silver mustard pot, with ring handle, the hinged lid with flowerhead finial, pierced foliate body with blue glass liner, London 1838, maker Charles fox II
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William IV Irish sterling silver three piece teaset, squat circular shape, teapot lid applied with flowerhead and leaves, scrolling foliate and cartouche decoration to the body and acanthus topped handles, Dublin 1836, makers Robert W Smith & Robert & John gray
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Edward VII sterling silver four piece tea & coffee set, squat circular with shell and gadrooned rims, embossed floral and scroll decoration and cartouche with engraved crest, coffee pot, sugar and cream London 1907/08, and associated teapot 1909 by West & Son
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Victorian sterling silver communion wine ewer, footed baluster form with cruciform finial, scrolling handle and engraved band which reads glory be to God on high, London 1886, maker Jesse Earls, 29 cm high
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Set four Victorian sterling silver Corinthian column candlesticks, of neo-classical design, detachable nozzles with gadrooned rims, spiral husk decoration to the columns, down-swept square bases decorated with ribbons, husks and rosettes, Sheffield 1898, makers Atkin Brothers, 19.5 cm high
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Pair Victorian silver plated column candlesticks, neo classical design, detachable nozzles with beaded rims, spiral husk decoration to the columns on square down-swept bases, 28 cm high
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Victorian silver plated three branch table Candleabrum, the tripartite base with 3 hippocampus mounts, rising to a classical tapering reeded column topped by an urn, 52 cm high
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George V sterling silver salver, shaped circular with gadrooned rim on scroll feet, 31 cm dia.
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Dutch silver oval drinks tray, with beaded rim, 33 cm wide
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Victorian sterling silver card tray, with gadrooned rim on ball and claw feet, London 1872, 21 cm dia.
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American sterling silver footed tazza, with pierced border, engraved central monogram, base stamped T S Co, 26 cm dia.
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George V sterling silver footed punch bowl, embossed in low relief with florals, scrolls and cartouche, Birmingham 1912, 26 cm dia.
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An elegant Art Nouveau sterling silver top decanter by William Hutton & Sons, fluted tapering form with green and white inclusions with bud shaped stopper, Birmingham 1902, 29 cm high
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Three George III sterling silver decanter labels, comprising an 1807 Madeira label by Elizabeth Morley, Rum label by John Townshend and Soy label by Margaret Binley
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Antique New Zealand greenstone & silver paper fold, the silver mount engraved with flowers and ferns, 24.5 cm length
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NZ sterling silver & greenstone trowel c1929, 3 marks comprising sterling, retailers mark for Auckland New Zealand jewel casket, Queens arcade and maker Hermann Joseph Pfisher
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George V sterling silver & greenstone Dip pen, Birmingham 1929 in original Stewart Dawson & Co New Zealand Ltd retailers box
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Pair New Zealand sterling silver & boar tusk knife rests by W J Sandford Blenheim, c1901-02, both stamped Stg Sil Sandford, 9.5 cm wide
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Set six New Zealand sterling silver napkin rings by C L Cooke Palmerston, engraved with initials CC
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New Zealand sterling silver napkin ring by Jim Cotterill of Wellington, hand hammered with stylised flowers in low relief
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Boxed set six New Zealand sterling silver teaspoons, each mounted in coloured enamels with a native bird
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New Zealand sterling silver tiki & enamel Fantail designed butter knife, New Zealand sterling silver & enamel Fantail designed butter knife
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Boxed set six New Zealand sterling silver teaspoons, maker Apw, retailed by Stewart Dawson's
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New Zealand sterling silver calling card case, by John S money, Auckland, c2000, bowed shape applied with a bird on a branch, together with a sterling silver mounted brown leather change purse
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New Zealand greenstone koro on stand, 15.5 cm high
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Pair silver plated wine coasters, pierced cabochon centred lozenge shaped panels to the body, 13 cm diam
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Pair George VI sterling silver wine coasters, pierced lancet arch design, 14 cm diam
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Large Victorian sterling silver desk stand, two handled oblong shape, double pen recesses with 2 detachable cut glass inkwells centred by a chamberstick, on scroll legs with hoof feet, engraved presentation inscription to Lord Kesteven on his return from South Africa, 1900, London 1896, 43 cm wide
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George I sterling silver marrow scoop, traditional form, London 1719, maker Charles Jackson
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George II sterling silver marrow scoop, traditional form, London 1727, makers initials indistinct
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Rare Charles II sterling silver seal top spoon by Stephen Venables 1661, with fig shaped bowl, double baluster terminal, the top showing remnants of original gilding and prick stamped initials MC, tapering shaft with initials Iwr to the back, with leopards head to the bowl, London 1661, maker Stephen Venables, renowned spoon maker of the period, 17.5 cm length
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George III sterling silver basting spoon, Old English pattern with 2 sets of engraved initials and dated 1770, marks indistinct
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Pair George I sterling silver Hanoverian Rattail tablespoons, with engraved armorial crests to the backs, London 1719
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Set six George III Scottish provincial sterling silver teaspoons, fiddle pattern with engraved initials, maker William Ritchie, Perth c1795-1810
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George III sterling silver punch ladle, with spiral top whalebone handle, the oval bowl engraved with 2 sets of initials and inset George II 1758 shilling
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George III sterling silver whalebone handled punch ladle, the oval bowl with engraved initials and inset coin
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William IV Irish sterling silver sugar tongs, with chased bright cut floral decoration to the handles and bowls, Dublin 1836, makers Philip Weeks and Robert & John gray
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Pair George III sterling silver sauce ladles, Old English pattern with engraved crest, London 1790, maker Hester Bateman
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Set six George III sterling silver teaspoons by Hester Bateman, Old English feather edge pattern with engraved initials, London c1780/90
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Set of 12 George II sterling silver tablespoons, Old English bright cut with engraved initial (M), London 1741, maker Gabriel sheath
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Nine George III sterling silver tablespoons, fiddle and thread pattern with engraved crest, London 1789, maker Hester Bateman, together with matching silver plated spoon
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Set of 13 George III sterling silver table forks, fiddle pattern with engraved initial (M)to the back, London 1806, makers, Samuel Godbehere, Edward Wigan & James Boult
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Set of 10 George III sterling silver table forks, fiddle pattern with engraved initial (M) to the back, London 1806, makers, Samuel Godbehere, Edward Wigan & James Boult
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Set of 8 George III sterling silver table forks, fiddle and thread pattern with engraved crest to the back, London 1789, maker Hester Bateman
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Composed set of 6 George III sterling silver tablespoons, fiddle pattern with engraved crest, 3 x London 1817, and 3 x 1807
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Set of 5 George III sterling silver dessert spoons, fiddle and thread pattern, London 1789-1791, maker Hester Bateman
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Pair William Bateman sterling silver tableforks, fiddle pattern, engraved crest to the backs, London 1824, together with another sterling silver tablefork and spoon
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Nine George III sterling silver dessert spoons, fiddle pattern with engraved crest, 7 x 1817 and 2 x 1808, maker Thomas Wilkes Barker
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Set of 12 Victorian sterling silver teaspoons, fiddle pattern with engraved initial (M) London 1886
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Composed set of 7 Georgian sterling silver table forks, fiddle pattern with engraved crest to the back, various dates and makers.
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Set of 12 Victorian sterling silver dessert forks, fiddle pattern with engraved initial (M) to the back, marks rubbed, London c1845, makers Josiah Barnet & William Waters
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Five Victorian sterling silver dessert spoons, fiddle and thread pattern with engraved crest, London 1861
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Set of 6 George III sterling silver dessert spoons, Old English bright cut with engraved initial (M), London 1790, maker Stephen Adam II
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Set of 6 George III sterling silver dessert spoons, Old English bright cut with engraved initial (M) London 1795, maker Stephen Adam II
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