Jewellery, Watches, Silver and Objects of Vertu

Dienstag, 1. Dezember | 01:00 PM (12:00 PM London)

Noonans

16 Bolton St W1J 8BQ, London

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426 Ergebnisse

401 - A ‘Pasha de Cartier’ razor by Cartier, the fluted handle with a blue stone cabochon terminal, with polished finish throughout, signed ‘Pasha de Cartier, numbered ‘00436’, maker’s case, length 13.8cm. £80-£100

Schätzung

95 €

402 - A 9ct gold swizzle stick, with engine-turned decoration throughout, Birmingham hallmark, length 8.1cm, extended 12.5cm. £150-£180

Schätzung

170 €

403 - Three 9ct gold pencil fobs, the first engine-turned, retractable, hallmarked, by Sampson Mordan & Co., London 1915, the second retractable scroll engraved and stamped ‘E.B.9ct’, the third engine-turned, hallmarked, maker’s mark ‘C&C’. (3) £500-£700

Schätzung

590 €

404 - A ‘Must de Cartier’ ballpoint pen by Cartier, of bicolour design, the body with brush satin finish and gold plated terminals, signed ‘must de Cartier’, numbered ‘461895’, maker’s case, length 12.5cm. £60-£80

Schätzung

71 €

405 - A gold plated ‘Wheatsheaf’ lighter by Dunhill, of flared design, signed ‘DUNHIILL’ to base, length 7cm. £200-£400

Schätzung

230 €

406 - A pair of cranberry glass and silver candle hurricane lamps, by Garrard & Co., London 2005, height 27.5cm. £150-£2,000

Schätzung

170 €

407 - A Victorian silver mounted cut-glass claret jug, by George Richards & Edward Brown, 1863, with tall slender neck and globular body, the silver mounts with hinged domed lid, and leaf-capped S-scroll handle, engraved with C-scroll and foliate decoration, London hallmark, height 25cm. £300-£400

Schätzung

350 €

408 - A late 19th century silver Corinthian column oil lamp, with amber glass reservoir, regulator marked 'Hinks Duplex Patent', numbered ‘Rd. 97643’, with clear glass flute, the silver column on stepped square base, decorated with urns and festoons, by Hawksworth, Eyre & Co. Ltd., Sheffield 1898, height 74cm. £600-£800

Schätzung

710 €

409 - Twelve pairs of late 19th century dessert knives and forks with shakudo work handles, decorated in relief with animals, birds, bamboo, corn sheaves and other motifs, and highlighted in gold, the close-plated blades and tines decorated with bamboo leaves, in mahogany fitted case, (one handle damaged). £300-£400

Schätzung

350 €

410 - Georg Jensen: a silver owl desk seal, numbered ‘36B’, the bird with green glass cabochon eyes, perched on a lobed sphere and circular base decorated with overlapping scales, the disc incised with a cursive monogram, maker’s marks for post 1945, height 5.7cm.

Schätzung

350 €

411 - Georg Jensen: a silver centrepiece bowl and cover, numbered ‘228N’, the finial modelled with a ewer and fruiting vine, maker’s mark for 1925-32, diameter 26cm. £2,000-£3,000

Schätzung

2.300 €

412 - Georg Jensen: a silver single candlestick, numbered ‘263’, with wrythen stem and bunches of fruit supporting the nozzle and integral drip pan, maker’s marks for post 1945, London import mark for 1973, height 15cm.

Schätzung

830 €

413 - Georg Jensen: a silver beaker vase, designed by Harald Nielsen, numbered ‘469B’, with a band of wave and seed pierced decoration above the moulded foot, maker’s mark for 1933-44, height 17.5cm.

Schätzung

710 €

414 - Georg Jensen: a pair of tall slim silver spill vases, designed by Harald Nielsen, numbered ‘757’, with foliate knops above circular bases, maker’s mark for post 1945, height 22cm.

Schätzung

830 €

415 - Georg Jensen: a silver serving spoon, numbered ‘58’, of good gauge, with leaf-pierced finial, import mark for 1923, three tower mark for 1923, assayer’s mark for Christian F. Hiese, length 25cm.

Schätzung

310 €

416 - Georg Jensen: two matched pairs of silver preserve spoons, numbered ‘53’ and ‘21’, the first pair with leaf-pierced terminals, London import mark for 1927, one with maker’s mark for 1915-19, the other 1915-30; the second pair with ‘pea pod’ handles, one with import marks for 1934, one with maker’s mark for 1904-08, the other 1933-44, first pair length 14.5cm, second pair 12.5cm. (4)

Schätzung

260 €

417 - Georg Jensen: a silver sifter spoon, numbered ‘141’, with ‘pea pod’ scroll handle, stamped ‘importé de Danemark’, maker’s mark for 1915, the terminal decorated with a single leaf, a silver pastry slice, numbered ‘71’, maker’s mark for 1915-19, and a silver preserve spoon, numbered ‘21’, London import mark for 1973, first length 15cm, second length 18cm, third length 13cm. (3)

Schätzung

230 €

418 - Georg Jensen: a silver salt and matching mustard, numbered ‘80’, each with leaf and ball frame on circular foot, together with a matched silver pepper, numbered ‘236’, maker’s mark for 1925-32, first diameters 5.5cm, second height 9cm. (3)

Schätzung

260 €

419 - Georg Jensen: a silver salt and matching pepper, numbered ‘2A’, the salt with integral blue glass liner, both with pierce-decorated bases, first diameter 4.5cm, second height 6cm. (2) £180-£220

Schätzung

210 €

420 - Georg Jensen: a silver caddy bowl, numbered ‘235’, double-lipped, the loop handle with flowerhead terminals, with maker’s mark for 1915-1930, stamped ‘1918’ and ‘GABF’, and a silver sweetmeat basket, numbered ‘238’, the broad loop handle modelled with a single flowerhead, on scroll and seed stem, maker’s mark for 1925-32, assayer’s mark for Christian F. Heise, first diameter 9.2cm, height 7cm, second height 9.5cm, diameter 10cm. (2)

Schätzung

470 €

421 - Georg Jensen: a pair of silver bowls, designed by Johan Rohde, numbered ‘17A’, with slightly everted rims, raised on ball-headed elongated leaf-form supports, maker’s marks for 1925-32, diameter 11cm, height 10.5cm. £700-900

Schätzung

830 €

422 - Georg Jensen: a silver sugar bowl and cover, numbered ‘100B’, with blossom finial, on four paw feet, maker’s mark for 1915-19, and a preserve bowl with glass body, the silver cover with blossom finial, unmarked, diameters 10cm and 11.5cm. (2)

Schätzung

710 €

423 - Georg Jensen: a silver cream boat, designed by Johan Rohde, numbered ‘43,’ on ball and scroll openwork frame and turned stem, maker’s mark for 1915-1930, height 10.5cm.

Schätzung

350 €

424 - A bronze door handle from a Georg Jensen showrooom, cast in relief with the company name, within a dotted oval reserve, surmounted by a crown, dimensions 18 x 15.5cm.

Schätzung

350 €

425 - Charles Boyton: a silver goblet vase, the drawn trumpet bowl on fruiting vine knop and spreading foot, the hallmark with facsimile signature, London 1930, height 22.4cm. £800-£1,200

Schätzung

950 €

426 - Charles Boyton: a silver hot water jug, the planished baluster body having a central girdle set at intervals with oval cabochons, on stepped circular foot, London 1927, height 19.9cm.

Schätzung

590 €

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