146
Lot 1362
Lot 1365
Lot 1366
1351
Mixed works of art, to include, cased
meerschaum pipe (AF), letter opener
mounted with white metal stag,
Victorian snuff box, sewing bobbins,
sun dial etc., (qty)
£200 - £300
1352
Mixed works of art, to include, clay
pipes, lighters, small leather case,
parellel rule, Walkden sealing set,
evening purse etc., (qty)
£50 - £70
1353
Mixed works of art, to include, metal
plaque depicting battle scene, rolled
gold Yard O Led cased propelling pencil,
white metal miniature wheel barrow,
Athletics silver fob medal, Japanese
inlaid box, 9 carat gold mounted mother
of pearl cheroot holder, President
Kruger 'Transvaal money box' etc., (qty)
£100 - £150
1354
Mixed works of art, to include, two
miniature sewing machines, carved horn
bird, silver handled cake slice, WWI gift
to the troops Christmas tin, small
leather bound hip flask, two steins etc.,
(qty)
£80 - £120
1355
Mixed works of art, to include, wooden
and brass three drawer telescope, brass
lobster and miniature of Napoleon, (3)
£60 - £80
1356
Mr Maymore bronze mascot, the base
stamped 'May & Padmore Ltd
Birmingham, Xmas 1923', 8cm high
£80 - £120
1357
Negretti & Zambra, pair of opera
glasses, mounted with mother of pearl,
signed to eye pieces, contained in leather
case
£30 - £50
1358
Nine Cohiba Esplendidos Cuban cigars,
contained in original wooden box, the
box 25.5cm wide x 20cm deep, (9)
£100 - £150
1359
Novelty pair of wooden nutcrackers, in
the form of Count Von Bismarck, 21cm
long
£120 - £180
1360
Ophir cut throat razor, having ornate
handle and scene of Koln to the the
blade, together with one other smaller
cut throat razor, (2)
£40 - £60
1361
Pair Mid 19th Century wooden staffs for
Bridewell & Bethlem, the tapering staffs
painted in green and black with gilt
lettering 'Bridewell & Bethlem' to top,
each approx. 183cm long, (2), -
Originally built as a palace for Henry
VIII in New Bridge Street, by 1556
Bridewell had become a house of
correction for petty offenders, vagrants
and immoral persons. From the 1570s
Bridewell was governed jointly with
Bethlem Hospital (which treated the
insane) by a Court of Governors, a
seperate house of occupations or
reformatory school for destitute and
delinquent youths of both sexes was
added to Bridewell in 1830. Following
the closure of the house of correction in
1855, the house of occupations changed
its name to King Edwards Schools and
reduced the 'Criminal Element' in its
admissions. Bethlem Royal Hospital and
King Edwards school continued to be
administered jointly until 1948.
£200 - £300
1362
Pair of 19th Century bentwood sugar
nips, with pierced heart and geometric
carving, named 'Davies' and dated '1892',
15.5cm long
£200 - £300
1363
Pair of 19th Century brass tongs, 22cm
long, together with, treen toddy ladle,
with tapering handle and circular bowl,
28.5cm long, (2)
£50 - £70
1364
Pair of black spelter Marley horse figure
groups, raised on oval bases, each
approx. 40cm high, (2)
£40 - £60
1365
Pair of George III steel concertina ember
tongs, 80cm long when extended
£60 - £100
1366
Pair of iron wheelwrights callipers,
44cm long when closed
£30 - £50
