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A shell cameo ring depicting a classical male portrait in profile in a yellow metal rubbed over setting and shank. Sold for £1,050 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £1,050 at Anthemion Auctions
A Meissen porcelain figure group, modelled as an elegant lady seated in an armchair, a book in her right hand, a spinning wheel on the table beside her, raised on a scroll moulded base, crossed swords in underglaze blue to base, 16cm high. Sold for £1,200 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £1,200 at Anthemion Auctions
A Cairo ware brass bowl of squat form with panelled decoration of scrolls and lines, 36cm diameter. Sold for £920 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £920 at Anthemion Auctions
Henry Gritten (1818-1873) - A Landscape scene with cattle watering Oil on canvas Signed and dated 1868 40 x 60cm. Sold for £3,200 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £3,200 at Anthemion Auctions
A Wedgwood fairyland lustre trumpet vase designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones, decorated in the Candlemas pattern, against a blue ground, the interior decorated with flower heads and leaves, the exterior decorated with panels of figures and candles within a pale green ground with all over gilt and painted decoration, the base with printed mark and painted Z5157, 21.5cm high. Sold for £3,100 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £3,100 at Anthemion Auctions
A Credit Suisse 1 oz platinum bars, 999.0, 32.5 grams. Sold for £820 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £820 at Anthemion Auctions
A remarkable Minton Majolica game tureen and cover, dated 1877, the base modelled as a decorative oval patè mould in yellow, ochre and blue, resting on a fixed basketwork tray or stand with rope handles, the cover with the heads of two hares and two mallard ducks realistically coloured and symmetrically arranged on a cobalt glazed dome studded with yellow florets, 31.5cm high, 46.5cm wide, impressed MINTONS with date cipher, model number 1990 impressed ***** The most splendid of all Majolica game tureens, this model has been attributed to Paul Comolera. An example was illustrated on the cover of the catalogue of the pioneering exhibition of Majolica held at Jeremy cooper Ltd in 1982. See also Karmason and Stacke, Majolica (1989), p.48. Sold for £13,000 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £13,000 at Anthemion Auctions
After Clodion: A Bronze Classical Family Group, of a young man wearing fur wrap and semi-nude woman with two infants, one playing the tambourine, on a rustic oval base, bearing signature, 46cm high. Sold for £900 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £900 at Anthemion Auctions
An 18th century continental hardwood table cabinet, profusely inlaid with bone depicting flowers and leaves within borders of swags of flowers with metal carrying handles, the drop front similarly decorated in geometric patterns and flowers, 40cm wide x 30.5cm deep x 26cm high. Sold for £7,500 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £7,500 at Anthemion Auctions
A gentleman's stainless steel Rolex wristwatch, the blue dial with batons and date aperture marked "Rolex oyster perpetual Datejust, superlative chronometer officially certified" on a Rolex stainless steel strap, inscribed between the lugs "Orig. Rolex design 16234", "stainless steel Y486822" in original box with paperwork. Sold for £2,000 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £2,000 at Anthemion Auctions
Alan Reynolds - Pastoral, 1952 Watercolour Signed and dated The Redferm Gallery label verso 27 x 36.5cm. Sold for £1,650 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £1,650 at Anthemion Auctions
A William IV silver three piece teaset of melon shape, with leaf and flower decoration, London, 1830, Joseph Angell, approximately 1443 grams. Sold for £820 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £820 at Anthemion Auctions
A gentleman's 18ct yellow gold wristwatch, the yellow metal dial with batons, day and date marked "Rolex oyster quartz Day-Date, superlative chronometer" marked to the reverse 19018, 6405298 . Sold for £3,900 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £3,900 at Anthemion Auctions
An ebonised concertina with metal pierced ends and thirty eight buttons. Sold for £1,350 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £1,350 at Anthemion Auctions
A Wedgwood porcelain lustre vase designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones, of ovoid form decorated in the "Argus Pheasant" pattern, printed mark and painted Z5486, 26.5cm high. Sold for £900 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £900 at Anthemion Auctions
A set of Ivory mounted Highland bagpipes, with a tartan bag, the end piece in silver inscribed "J & R Glen, Edinburgh" hallmarked for Edinburgh, 1936, in a painted pine box, inscribed 21060038, budding D.J. L/Cpl, RE. Sold for £950 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £950 at Anthemion Auctions
Distinguished Flying Cross to Flying officer Frank E. Wilding, D.F.C, engraved 1944, together with the 1939-45 Star, The Burma Star, The Defence Medal, The War Medal, (missing the Air Crew Europe Star), with associated miniatures, The Royal Air Force Pilot's flying Log Book, newspaper cuttings and photograph album titled "Round the world, by kind persuasion of the RAF", with photographs of those attached to the 136 Squadron and the aeroplanes and destinations. Provenance: by descent from the family. Sold for £3,750 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £3,750 at Anthemion Auctions
The 1985 United Kingdom Gold Proof Set, No.02793, comprising gold five pound coin, gold two pound coin, gold sovereign and gold half sovereign, in original case and sleeve with certificate. Sold for £1,370 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £1,370 at Anthemion Auctions
A Royal Worcester vase by Charley Baldwyn, dated 1902, of inverted pear shape with scroll handles hung with garlands coloured in coral, bronze and gold, painted with four swans in flight emerging from foliage in raised gold, set against a matt pale-blue ground, signed C H C Baldwyn, the reverse painted with a swallow in flight highlighted in gold, 20cm high, puce mark, shape number 1937, RD No.298665 (lacking cover). Sold for £1,000 at Anthemion Auctions
Sold for £1,000 at Anthemion Auctions