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Faan Voges, ‘Shawu’, bronze, cast by Michael Canides Foundy, One of ‘The Kruger Magnificent Seven’, signed and dated Oct 2003, numbered 1/15.
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Art
A magnificent pair of large Venetian ebonized and carved wood blackamoors with parcel-gilt highlights in the manner of Valentino Besarel.
Africana
John Henry Amshewitz, British/ South African (1882-1942).The Castilian, Circa 1935.
John Henry Amshewitz, British/ South African (1882-1942). Self Portrait, Circa 1935.
John Henry Amshewitz, British/ South African (1882-1942). The Pledge, Circa 1942.
John Henry Amshewitz, British/ South African (1882-1942). The Beauty Seekers, Circa 1935.
John Henry Amshewitz, British/ South African (1882-1942). The Tryst, Circa 1940.
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Pair of Edwardian novelty silver wheelbarrow sweet dishes marked for London 1906 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd.
Collectables
Nine carat gold quill dip pen with finely etched feather in original presentation case marked for London 1938 by Mappin & Webb Ltd.
Russian ‘84’ silver and champlevé enamel serviette ring, circa 1896-1908.
Cape silver snuff box by I.D – unascribed, Circa 1830.
An early 19th century Italian micromosaic plaque with a view of Saint Peter’s Square.
An early 19th century Italian micromosaic plaque with a view of Vesta at Tivoli, mounted on a tortoiseshell box and set with gold mounts.
A mid-19th century Italian Micromosaic black marble paperweight with views of the Capitoline Doves to the centre, Saint Peter’s Square, the Pantheon, the Tomb of Cecilia Metella and the Roman Forum.
An English box with an applied silver 17th century plaque after Annibale Carracci (1560-1609) embossed with a procession of a drunken Silenus being supported by satyrs and fauns. The box marked for Sheffield 1934 by Joseph Rodgers & Sons.
George VI silver Freedom box marked for London 1950, designed by Alex Styles for Goldsmiths & Silversmiths and presented to Horace Harling J.P. (Justice of the Peace) with the freedom of Battersea.
Rare Victorian silver coin mounted tankard and box marked for London 1896 by Daniel & John Welby. The tankard and box were made using coins discovered as part of a treasure trove in 1896. The treasure amounting to 1,885 silver coins was discovered in the ceiling of a room above the vestry of Crediton Church in Devonshire.
An Art Nouveau silver tazza with abalone mounts marked for London 1902 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co.
Silver
Edwardian silver small pig pin cushion marked for Birmingham 1904 by Levi & Salaman.
Silver Arts & Crafts ‘Cymric’ Coronation spoon marked for Birmingham 1901 designed by Archibald Knox (1864 – 1933) for Liberty & Co, to commemorate the Coronation of Edward VII.
A rare, cased set of six silver and enamel teaspoons by Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co. marked for Birmingham 1902/3/4, probably the ‘Adela’ design, Register no- 335, with design variances.
Nickel-plated roundlet corkscrew This example is marked ‘LUND’ on one side of the shank and ‘PATENT’ on the other and was the Lund & Hipkins number III patent, Circa 1860. Engraved with a poem that reads: I AM THE “SCREW” OF LIZZIE FIELD, ALL HEARTS AS WELL AS CORKS MUST YIELD, TO OUR UNITED EFFORTS WHEN, I DRAW THE CORKS SHE DRAWS THE MEN.
Edwardian silver seated rabbit pin cushion marked for Birmingham 1908 by Henry Matthews.
Attributed to William Nicholson British (1781 – 1844), Oil on canvas – Tullymet House – Perthshire, Scotland.
Circle of Joseph Whiting Stock American (1815 – 1855), Oil on canvas.
Benjamin Williams Leader British (1831–1923) Oil on canvas – Worcester Cathedral signed and dated 1888.
Victorian silver plated sugar basin and fitted trowel designed by Christopher Dresser and made by Hukin and Heath. Stamped H & H to the base, with the design number 2372 dating it to circa 1880.
Edwardian silver rose bowl/ wine cooler marked for Sheffield 1901 by Walker & Hall.
A Japanese silver Meiji period (1868 -1912) serving spoon decorated with chrysanthemums inlaid with gold, with asymmetrical twig handle adorned with foliage and buds, by Sadajiro (of) Musashiya.
John Henry Amshewitz British/ South African (1882-1942). Oil on board signed J H Amshewitz Lancaster Gate. Signed and titled on the back.
Elizabeth II silver Arts & Crafts caddy spoon marked for Edinburgh 1989 by National Trust For Scotland.
Edwardian silver Patented spring-loaded card case marked for London 1905 by Sampson Mordan & Co.
Continental ‘925’ silver and enamel circular powder box with English import marks for London 1929 and Sponsors mark for F B Reynolds.
