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A Kosta rock crystal ornament, engraved with a polar bear by V. Lindstrand, 9ins x 3.5ins x 4.75ins (engraved mark to base) £100-150
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A Lalique moulded glass and pale blue opalescent circular plate of "Coquilles" pattern, 11.75ins diameter, moulded mark "R. Lalique" to centre £300-400
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A Lalique moulded and frosted glass bowl of "Chiens" pattern, the exterior moulded in bold relief with six charging hounds, 9.25ins diameter x 3.5ins high, moulded mark to centre "R. Lalique" and engraved Danee No. 3214 £500-700
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Salomon Guillaume Counis (1785-1859) - Miniature portrait after Anne-Louis Girodet-Trioson (1767-1824) - "Le Sommeil D'Endymion" - Endymion the Shepherd Boy illuminated by the Goddess Selene, thought to be on ivory, 4.25ins x 5.75ins, signed "Counis", contained in gilt metal and stained wood rectangular frame with folding cover to front with central oval panel depicting a bold floral spray, oval 3ins x 4ins, within pierced gilt brass and tortoise-shell rectangular folding frame £1000-1500
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Late 19th/early 20th Century French School - Oval shoulder-length miniature portrait of the Duchess of Devonshire wearing a feather trimmed hat, oval thought to be on ivory 3.25ins x 2.5ins, indistinctly signed, contained in tortoise-shell, Boulle rectangular frame, 5.25ins x 4.25ins £200-300
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Late 18th Century English School in the manner of George Engelhart - Miniature half length portrait of a young woman wearing a lace trimmed cream dress, oval 3ins x 2.5ins, in metal frame and chain £500-700
Note: Label to verso states "This miniature came from The Tuilleries. No. 6304."
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19th Century French School - Miniature shoulder length portrait of a lady in 18th Century dress wearing a wide brimmed hat, oval 3ins x 2.5ins, in gilt metal frame and glazed £250-300
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J. Avoy (?) (19th Century French School) - Miniature shoulder length portrait of a young woman wearing a green fur trimmed coat, oval 3.5ins x 2.75ins, signed, in gilt metal frame with ribbon cresting £200-300
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19th Century English School - Miniature half length portrait of a young woman resting her head on her right hand, ivory 2.75ins x 3.75ins, in leather covered case with gilt metal slip and glazed £80-120
Note: A later loose handwritten label states "General John Cockburn-Hood's Aunt Cecily Cockburn"
Provenance: Mr Ronald Daubeny O.B.E., formerly of Linton Park, Linton, Maidstone, Kent and thence by family descent
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19th Century English School - Miniature oval shoulder-length portrait of a young lady in purple dress, 2.75ins x 2ins, in leather covered case with gilt metal slip and glazed £80-120
Provenance: Mr Ronald Daubeny O.B.E., formerly of Linton Park, Linton, Maidstone, Kent and thence by family descent
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H. H. Sissons - Miniature shoulder length portrait of a lady wearing a shawl, oval 2.5ins x 2ins, signed, in gilt metal frame and glazed £100-150
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Edward Nash (1778-1821) - An early 19th Century Anglo-Indian miniature shoulder length portrait of a young western woman wearing Indian dress, 3.25ins x 2.5ins, in plain gilt frame and glazed £200-300
Note: Paper label to verso gives authorship to Nash and states that he left India in 1810
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19th Century English School - Miniature oval half length portrait of a middle aged woman wearing a lace bonnet and black lace trimmed dress, oval thought to be on ivory 2.75ins x 2.25ins, and in black leather case £60-80
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Late 19th/early 20th Century French School - Two miniature portraits thought to be on ivory - Aristocratic women, ovals 2.25ins x 1.75ins, in wood frames and glazed, and three late 19th Century porcelain cabochon mounts, printed with women and children, various sizes £200-300
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Late 18th Century English School - Miniature oval shoulder-length portrait of a middle aged gentleman "Mr Cockburn-Ross of Shandwick", 2.5ins x 2ins, in leather covered case with gilt metal fitting and glazed, a 19th Century oval miniature of a young woman, 1.5ins x 1.25ins, in leather covered frame, with gilt mount and glazed, and one other of a young girl, oval 1.75ins x 1.25ins, in gold coloured metal oval frame, in leather covered box £150-250
Provenance: Mr Ronald Daubeny O.B.E., formerly of Linton Park, Linton, Maidstone, Kent and thence by family descent
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Late 19th Century French School - Oval miniature shoulder length portrait of a gentleman in 18th Century dress wearing the Order of the Holy Spirit, 3.25ins x 2.5ins, in rectangular "Boulle" frame and glazed, and a similar of a lady in 18th Century dress with wide brimmed hat, 2ins x 1.5ins, in gilt metal frame and glazed (indistinctly signed) £200-300
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Samuel Stump (1778-1863) - Miniature shoulder length portrait of Elizabeth Madgin Blagdon aged 18 years, 3.75ins x 2.25ins, with ink label to verso giving authorship and address of artist, and sitters details, together with later inscribed date of 1824, and after Samuel John Stump - Shoulder length portrait of young woman with ringlets, 3.75ins x 2.25ins, with label to verso - "Taken in 1824. Copy from Stump. A Parsey Pixt, 1831. Burlington Arcade", in gilt frame and glazed £200-300
Note: Arthur Parsey painted a number of miniatures in the 19th Century, his dates are unknown
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Late 18th Century English School - Miniature shoulder length portrait of a gentleman wearing a grey coat and white cravat, oval 1.5ins x 1.25ins, in silvered frame and glazed, a late 18th Century English school quarter length English miniature of a young woman with spaniel, oval 2.5ins x 2.25ins, in elaborate cast brass frame with cherubs and early 20th Century School - Miniature shoulder length portrait of young woman with blue necklace, oval 3.5ins x 2ins (verso with ink inscription "Nancy, 1907"), in ebonised frame and glazed £200-300
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English/Continental school - Plumbago miniature shoulder length portrait of gentleman with ruff and cap, 3.25ins diameter, in cast brass frame of Romanesque design, and 17th Century Continental School - Miniature shoulder length portrait of a young woman with high ruff, oval on copper 2.5ins x 1.75ins, in wooden frame and glazed £150-200
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A 19th Century British School - Pair of miniature shoulder length portraits, one of an elderly gentleman, the other of a young man, 4.75ins x 3.5ins, in gilt moulded frames and glazed, each within glazed box frame, 9ins x 7.5ins (overall) £150-200
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A set of four late 19th Century French "Dieppe" carved ivory figures of topers in ragged dress (one cracked to back and two cracked through hats and with thumb missing of one), on turned ebonised pedestals £500-700
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A French ivory oval box and cover, the lid inset with miniature depicting "Dido & Aeneas" with cupid in a woodland glade, the sides of the box carved with cupid musicians, oval 5.25ins x 4.25ins x 1.25ins high (sides split in places and lid of a rather poor fit) £200-300
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An early 20th Century mother of pearl rectangular box by Asprey's, the whole covered in panels of figured and mauve tinted mother of pearl, the interior lined in plain mother of pearl, 5.75ins x 3.5ins x 2.125ins high £200-300
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A George V plain tortoise-shell oval manicure set with silver gilt hinge, 7.25ins x 5.75ins x 1.25ins high, by L.T.C. Ltd, London 1924, containing a tortoise-shell and gilt seven piece manicure set (one piece missing) £250-350
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A Victorian tortoise-shell needle case modelled in the form of a rectangular stationery box with sloping lid and the interior fitted with seven divisions (to hold packets of needles), 1.25ins x 1.5ins x 2ins high £80-120
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A pair of late 19th Century French gilt metal and tortoise-shell lorgnettes of shaped outline, the gilt metal partly engraved with scrolling leaves and punch work, by J.M., 12 Verres Brevetee, 5ins (folded), with leather covered case £150-200
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A late Victorian "Burmese" glass tapered scent bottle, probably by Thomas Webb, decorated with dragonfly, bamboos and flowers and with silver screw-on cover, 4.75ins high, hallmarked Birmingham 1887 (cover somewhat dented and decoration a little rubbed) £150-200
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A 19th Century horn, hardwood and silver plated mounted baluster snuff mull, the hinge to the lid engraved with an armorial bearing of a hand grasping a dagger and the motto "Hold Fast", together with a plaque to the lid engraved "A.D.", 2ins high (some damage) £150-200
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A 19th Century hardwood rectangular snuff box with gold coloured metal hinge, thumbpiece and rectangular panel to lid inscribed "Waterloo, 18th June 1815", 3.5ins x 2.125ins x 1.125ins high £100-150
Note: Reputed to have been a number of snuff boxes commissioned by a General for his surviving Officers after the Battle of Waterloo
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An early 19th Century turned wood circular box and cover commemorating the victory at the battles of Trafalgar and Waterloo, 2.875ins diameter £100-150
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A 19th Century gilt brass and enamel oval box, the whole decorated in the 18th Century manner with a panel depicting a romantic couple to lid, on a blue guilloche enamel ground, the border set with half pearls, 3ins x 2.25ins x 1.5ins high (panel to lid and mounts loose to base), a George III folding fruit knife and matching fruit fork with silver gilt blades and mother of pearl handles, contained in leather book pattern case, one other silver handled folding pen knife, a Victorian desk seal with carved agate handle, 2.75ins high, and two other desk seals £100-150
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A 19th Century French mother of pearl and lace fan with finely pierced and engraved sticks, net and lace panel worked with a floral spray, 11.25ins (two sticks broken), and other French mother of pearl and lace fan with plain sticks, the lace panel worked with a floral design, 10ins overall, both in fitted boxes £100-150
Provenance: Sir Philip and Lady Haldin, formerly of Lympne Place, Lympne, Hythe, Kent and thence by family descent
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Two Edwardian 9ct gold hat pins by Charles Horner, of interlocking four ring design, on 150mm steel pin, in red leather covered case retailed by J. Hinds, Peckham, and twenty-eight other hat pins of various material, style and period £200-300
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An early 20th Century "Satsuma" mounted hat pin, the 1.375ins butterfly shaped finial decorated with two kneeling women, one other "Satsuma" hat pin, a tortoise-shell and pique globe pattern hat pin, seven ivory hat pins, including a pug with glass eyes, and six other hat pins, various £250-300
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A Mont Blanc "Meisterstuck No. 146" black fountain pen with two tone nib and Mont Blanc star to cap, with original Italian leather case £150-200
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A red veined marble barrel shaped and gilt metal mounted desk calendar, 6ins high overall, a ditto bulbous vase and cover, 4.25ins high, and a small selection of other turned marble pieces, various £70-100
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A 19th Century Viennese enamel standing salt of lobed form, enamelled in pink with "Watteauesque" scenes to the interior and base, with picturesque buildings to the exterior, the bronze stem cast as "Plenty" holding a cornucopia, 4.5ins high £80-120
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A carved mother of pearl souvenir from Jerusalem - "Last Supper", 6ins long £80-120
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A 1932 enamel Royal Automobile Club Rally badge, made by the Birmingham Medal Company, 1.25ins diameter, and a Royal Scottish Automobile Club "Scottish Rally 1932" badge, oval 2.375ins x 2ins, cast by Alexander Scott, 62 Buchanan Street, Glasgow £100-150
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18th/19th Century Russian School - Icon - Archangel Michael surrounded by saints, with a variation of the Pantocrator scene above, panel 15ins x 13ins, in later gilt frame and glazed £600-800
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19th Century Russian School - Icon - Unusual Hodigitria scene with Virgin and Child, panel 8.25ins x 6.25 (damaged) £150-200
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A small turned wooden box with paper "Sunburst" panel to lid, containing a set of reproduction illustrations of the Battles of the British Army in Portugal, Spain and France" from the years 1808 to 1814, under the command of England's Great Captain, The Duke of Wellington, originally published 1815 - illustrations 2.5ins diameter, a George III silvery metal mounted oval snuff box, the interior of the lid with "In Memoriam" and initialled "M.H." and dated Aug. 22 1785, 4ins x 2.25ins x 1ins high, and a small selection of carved ivory animals and sundries, various £80-120
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A turned walnut egg timer with three glass reservoirs and circular black printed and gilt plaques to top and base, 5.5ins high, and a turned olivewood table pepper and salt, 6ins high £150-200
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Two late 19th/early 20th Century "Black Forest" carved lindenwood figures of standing bears with glass eyes, 5.25ins and 8.5ins high £250-350
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A family of seven late 19th/early 20th Century "Black Forest" carved lindenwood figures of bears, 1.375ins to 4.75ins high £200-300
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A 19th Century carved wood boot pattern box and cover, 5.5ins overall x 3.25ins high, a Victorian leather folder with leaf embossed brass front, 11ins x 8.5ins (leather damaged), a 19th Century ivory letter opener with carved handle, 8.5ins £70-100
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A 19th Century mahogany hand held offertory tray of octagonal shape, worded in gilt 'Pity The Poor', 7.5ins x 12.5ins x 1.5ins £120-160
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