SCOTTISH
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A Rare 19th Century Scottish Oval Wash Kneeler with feathered staves of alternate alder and fruitwood bound in willow, two staved raised up at each end and pierced to form handles, 5¾” (14 cm) high, 11” x 8” (28 cm x 290 cm) [Ex Christies (part) lot 572 24/05/2007].
Sold for: £280
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A Rare 19th Century Scottish Oval Wash Kneeler with feathered staves of alternate alder and fruitwood bound in willow, two staved raised up at each end and pierced to form handles, 5¾” (14 cm) high, 11” x 8” (28 cm x 290 cm) [Ex Christies (part) lot 572 24/05/2007].
Sold for: £280
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A Late 19th Century Cumnock Pottery Slip-ware Teapot from the Scottish borders, having a cream slip panel to one side with sgrafitto flower & inscription ‘Mrs J.
Sold for: £70
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A Late 19th Century Cumnock Pottery Slip-ware Teapot from the Scottish borders, having a cream slip panel to one side with sgrafitto flower & inscription ‘Mrs J.
Sold for: £70
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Six Georgian Silver Tablespoons: One Scottish hallmarked Edinburgh 1818 with Charles Robb maker’s punch, a scallop shell motif to the handle and engraved monogram.
Estimated Price: £40 -£60
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Six Georgian Silver Tablespoons: One Scottish hallmarked Edinburgh 1818 with Charles Robb maker’s punch, a scallop shell motif to the handle and engraved monogram.
Estimated Price: £40 -£60
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A 19th Century Scottish Box Iron with turned fruitwood handle capped by brass ball finials and mounted on brass S-scroll supports, 6½” (16.
Sold for: £750
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A 19th Century Scottish Box Iron with turned fruitwood handle capped by brass ball finials and mounted on brass S-scroll supports, 6½” (16.
Sold for: £750
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A Fine 19th Century Scottish Snuff Mill mounted on a Prize Winning Ram’s Head having beautifully symmetrical voluted horns with engraved white metal tips, and a cast badge to it’s nose inscribed ‘Christmas Show 1874’.
Sold for: £4800
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A Fine 19th Century Scottish Snuff Mill mounted on a Prize Winning Ram’s Head having beautifully symmetrical voluted horns with engraved white metal tips, and a cast badge to it’s nose inscribed ‘Christmas Show 1874’.
Sold for: £4800
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A Group of Glossy Hardback Auction Catalogues: Christies’ ‘The Samuel Messer Collection of English Furniture, Clocks & Barometers’ 1991, ‘The Prescott Collection of Objets of Art, English & Continental Furniture’, 1981, ‘Four Scottish Colourists’ 1990, ‘Important Italian Maiolica from the Arthur M Sackler Collections (Part I)’ 1993, Sotheby Parke Barnet’s ‘The Robert van Hirsch Collection (Vol 2) Works of Art’ 1798, and ‘Mentmore Vol 2 Works of Art & Silver’ 1977, and Sothebys ‘The Moller Collection’ 1993, ‘European Works of Art from the Private Collection and Gallery of The Blumka Estate’ 1996, and ‘The Collection of The Count & Countess Guy du Boisvouray’ 1989.
Sold for: £100
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A Group of Glossy Hardback Auction Catalogues: Christies’ ‘The Samuel Messer Collection of English Furniture, Clocks & Barometers’ 1991, ‘The Prescott Collection of Objets of Art, English & Continental Furniture’, 1981, ‘Four Scottish Colourists’ 1990, ‘Important Italian Maiolica from the Arthur M Sackler Collections (Part I)’ 1993, Sotheby Parke Barnet’s ‘The Robert van Hirsch Collection (Vol 2) Works of Art’ 1798, and ‘Mentmore Vol 2 Works of Art & Silver’ 1977, and Sothebys ‘The Moller Collection’ 1993, ‘European Works of Art from the Private Collection and Gallery of The Blumka Estate’ 1996, and ‘The Collection of The Count & Countess Guy du Boisvouray’ 1989.
Sold for: £100
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A Collection of Gentleman’s Cufflinks & Studs to include two pairs by Shanghai Tang; one inset with jade intaglios, a pair of Italian cufflinks stamped 750 star 1622 VI, a pair with Celtic crosses marked Silver Cornwall Crofty South Tin, an oval pair with guilloche engraving stamped PPLO with London silver hallmarks, a pair in the form of braying donkeys in silver stamped 925, a pair of unmarked Scottish thistle cufflinks in a Mulberry box.
Sold for: £240
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A Collection of Gentleman’s Cufflinks & Studs to include two pairs by Shanghai Tang; one inset with jade intaglios, a pair of Italian cufflinks stamped 750 star 1622 VI, a pair with Celtic crosses marked Silver Cornwall Crofty South Tin, an oval pair with guilloche engraving stamped PPLO with London silver hallmarks, a pair in the form of braying donkeys in silver stamped 925, a pair of unmarked Scottish thistle cufflinks in a Mulberry box.
Sold for: £240
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Two 19th Century Samplers: One Scottish; worked in coloured wools with alphabet above verse; Be you to others kind and true, As you’d have others be to you, And neither do nor say to men, What ever you would not take again’, worked by Mary Ann Brown, Revack Grantown, 28th July 1860, 14½ in x 9½ in (37 cm x 24 cm).
Sold for: £40
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Two 19th Century Samplers: One Scottish; worked in coloured wools with alphabet above verse; Be you to others kind and true, As you’d have others be to you, And neither do nor say to men, What ever you would not take again’, worked by Mary Ann Brown, Revack Grantown, 28th July 1860, 14½ in x 9½ in (37 cm x 24 cm).
Sold for: £40
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