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A mixed group of George III and later sterling silver flatware
Tablespoons, dessert spoons, and teaspoons. (Q)
Weight – 539 grams / 17.33 ozt
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A mixed group of George III and later sterling silver flatware
A tablespoon, London 1773 by HB, Henry Bailey?, others, including Exeter and Newcastle examples, egg spoons, and salt spoons, Elizabeth II caddy spoons, various others. (25)
Weight – 608 grams / 19.55 ozt
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Seven George III Irish sterling silver handled knives, Dublin 1814, no maker’s mark
Engraved with a crest and initials, only one with date letter, some blades marked I Read. Together with two modern wine labels. (9)
Length – 22.9 cm / 9 inches
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A set of twelve William IV sterling silver dessert spoons, London 1830 by Wiliam Eaton
Fiddle pattern, virginal. Together with two George III Old English pattern tablespoons. (14)
Weight – 584 grams / 18.78 ozt
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An early 20 th century Polish 800 standard silver table service / canteen, Lodz 1920-31 by SH
Art Deco type pattern. Comprising:
6 table forks
6 tablespoons
With steel blades and filled silver handles
6 table knives
(18)
Weight – 729 grams / 23.44 ozt
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A mixed group of George III – Victorian sterling silver table and dessert forks
Old English pattern. (Q)
Weight – 711 grams / 22.86 ozt
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An early 20 th century set of Danish 826 standard silver fish eaters, Copenhagen 1938 by Horsens Sølvvarefabrik
Comprising 9 fish forks and 9 fish knives. Hollow handles. Marked for assay master Jens Sigsgaard (1932-60) and maker’s mark HS. (18)
Weight – 908 grams / 29.19 ozt
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A mixed group of sterling silver flatware
Comprising a Victorian fiddle pattern oyster fork, London 1860 by Henry Holland, a George Adams butter knife, a sugar shovel, a George III mustard spoon, beaded Old English London 1787 by Smith and Fearn, a George III spice spoon, an Albert pattern salt spoon, a Fiddle and Thread pattern salt spoon, a sugar sifter, butter spade, a George III provincial agate handled fruit fork, Exeter circa 1810, no maker’s mark (duty and lion passant only). (10)
Weight – 276 grams / 8.87 ozt
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A Victorian sterling silver marrow scoop, London 1866 by George Adams of Chawner and Co
Engraved with a crest. Together with a George III example, London 1797 by George Smith III, also engraved with a crest. (2)
Longest – 21.9 cm / 8.6 inches
Weight – 100 grams / 3.22 ozt
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A pair of Victorian sterling silver fish servers, London 1869 by George Adams of Chawner and Co
Fiddle Thread and Shell pattern, virginal. (2)
Length – 32 cm / 12.6 inches
Weight – 316 grams / 10.16 ozt
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A Nicholas II Russian 84 Zolotnik (875 standard) silver soup ladle, Moscow 1898-1908 by I.P. Klebnikov & Sons (active 1888-1918) Fiddle pattern with a deep oval bowl with planished bottom. The terminal engraved with initials in cursive script flourished. Fully marked to the reverse with assayers kokoshnik for Ivan Sergeyevich Lebedkin. Length – 31.2 cm / 12.25 inches Weight – 298 grams / 9.58 ozt
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A GROUP OF SIX LATE 19TH & EARLY 20TH CENTURY STERLING SILVER PROPELLING PENCILS, the group to include an example by Sampson Mordan & Co, an American example by W.S Hicks New York and an example by Francis Webb, Birmingham 1888 (6)
Longest pencil 15 cm, shortest pencil 9.5 cm
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An Alexander II Russian 19th century 84 zolotnik (875 standard) silver and niello soup ladle, Moscow circa 1875 by ?Ж Fiddle pattern, with deeply engraved decoration of foliate scrolls and rosettes to the front, all over decorated with Niello work of trailing foliage. Marked to the reverse, obscured makers marks, date stamp obliterated possibly 1875, assayer B.C. Length – 30 cm / 11.9 inches Weight – 220 grams / 7.07 ozt
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A FRENCH BOULLE WORK DECANTER BOX, CIRCA 1870, the case with a serpentine front, engraved brass edges, ebonised sides and back, opening to reveal a fitted interior containing four decanters of square form with canted corners, decorated allover with scrolling gilt designs, and fourteen matching glasses.
27cm high x 33cm wide x 24cm deep 27cm high x 33cm wide x 24cm deep
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A GROUP OF TRINKET AND PILL BOXES, including a Limoges porcelain box in the form of a hat; a Dubarry Limoges porcelain box in the form of a tortoise; two other Limoges porcelain boxes; Winnie the Pooh boxes; Halcyon Days enamel boxes; one in the form of a cat in a basket; a Crown Derby trinket box; and others, together with a Halcyon Days teddy bear. (19)
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A LATE 19TH CENTURY PARIS PORCELAIN PASTILLE BURNER, parcel gilt, marked 'M.A.C.L.'; together with a group of seven Victorian Staffordshire pottery pastille burners in the form of various houses. (8)
Paris house 18cm high x 11cm wide x 11.5cm deep
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A MIXED GROUP OF ASSORTED 19TH & 20TH CENTURY CERAMICS, including Crown Derby Imari pattern, a group of three early 19th Century hand-painted dishes, a Paris Porcelain casket, and three miniature Derby toby jugs.
From a collection of objects inherited by the Granddaughter of the late Sir Frances Whitmore, 1 st Baronet KCB CMG DSO TD JP (1872-1962) of Orsett Hall, Essex, with the majority of the objects coming from Apley Hall, the family's ancestral home in Shropshire, which was sold in 1867.
Sir Francis Whitmore was a distinguished military officer who eventually commanded the 10 th Royal Hussars, he was later made Lord Lieutenant of Essex between 1936 and 1958.
The Whitmore estate begins with Sir William Whitmore (1573-1648), a wealthy landowner, successful lawyer, and a member of both the Haberdashers' Company and of the Merchant Adventurers, sitting as MP for Bridgnorth in 1621, 1624, and 1625.
Lady Louisa Anna Whitmore the great-grandmother of Sir Frances Whitmore, was the daughter of Sir Charles Douglas 6 th Marquess of Queensbury, and Lady Caroline Montagu-Scott, who was the daughter of Henry Scott, 3rd Duke of Buccleuch, and Lady Elizabeth Montagu, the daughter of George 1 st Duke of Montagu.
The family is a direct descendent of the House of Stuarts through James Scott, 1st Duke of Monmouth the illegitimate son of Charles II.
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A MIXED GROUP OF CERAMICS, including a Meissen porcelain parcel gilt tea cup and saucer, a silver overlaid three piece porcelain bachelors coffee set, a Dresden porcelain cup and saucer, and other cups and saucers. (qty)
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A GROUP OF ASSORTED CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN to include Dresden Franziska Hirsch cache pots, a pair of Dresden 19th century porcelain chocolate cups and covers and a group of assorted figures.
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From a collection of objects inherited by the Granddaughter of the late Sir Frances Whitmore, 1 st Baronet KCB CMG DSO TD JP (1872-1962) of Orsett Hall, Essex, with the majority of the objects coming from Apley Hall, the family's ancestral home in Shropshire, which was sold in 1867.
Sir Francis Whitmore was a distinguished military officer who eventually commanded the 10 th Royal Hussars, he was later made Lord Lieutenant of Essex between 1936 and 1958.
The Whitmore estate begins with Sir William Whitmore (1573-1648), a wealthy landowner, successful lawyer, and a member of both the Haberdashers' Company and of the Merchant Adventurers, sitting as MP for Bridgnorth in 1621, 1624, and 1625.
Lady Louisa Anna Whitmore the great-grandmother of Sir Frances Whitmore, was the daughter of Sir Charles Douglas 6 th Marquess of Queensbury, and Lady Caroline Montagu-Scott, the daughter of Henry Scott, 3rd Duke of Buccleuch, and Lady Elizabeth Montagu, the daughter of George 1 st Duke of Montagu.
The family is a direct descendent of the House of Stuarts through James Scott, 1st Duke of Monmouth the illegitimate son of Charles II.
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A GROUP OF STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY ANIMALS, 19TH CENTURY AND LATER, including a pair of Victorian recumbent lions; ten spaniel figures, two being money boxes; a cow creamer; a bocage vase with a lamb, and a figure with a mare and foal. (15)
Lions 28cm wide Lions 28cm wide
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A PAIR OF DRESDEN PORCELAIN OVAL JARDINIERES OR MONTEITH, each decorated with birds, within gilt borders, Pseudo Augustus Rex marked underside. (2)
13cm high x 13cm wide x 15.5cm deep
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From a collection of objects inherited by the Granddaughter of the late Sir Frances Whitmore, 1 st Baronet KCB CMG DSO TD JP (1872-1962) of Orsett Hall, Essex, with the majority of the objects coming from Apley Hall, the family's ancestral home in Shropshire, which was sold in 1867.
Sir Francis Whitmore was a distinguished military officer who eventually commanded the 10 th Royal Hussars, he was later made Lord Lieutenant of Essex between 1936 and 1958.
The Whitmore estate begins with Sir William Whitmore (1573-1648), a wealthy landowner, successful lawyer, and a member of both the Haberdashers' Company and of the Merchant Adventurers, sitting as MP for Bridgnorth in 1621, 1624, and 1625.
Lady Louisa Anna Whitmore the great-grandmother of Sir Frances Whitmore, was the daughter of Sir Charles Douglas 6 th Marquess of Queensbury, and Lady Caroline Montagu-Scott, the daughter of Henry Scott, 3rd Duke of Buccleuch, and Lady Elizabeth Montagu, the daughter of George 1 st Duke of Montagu.
The family is a direct descendent of the House of Stuarts through James Scott, 1st Duke of Monmouth the illegitimate son of Charles II.
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A VICTORIAN CAULDRON TEA SERVICE, LATE 19TH TO EARLY 20TH CENTURY, produced by Cauldon Ltd (formerly Brown-Westhead, Moore & Co.), showcasing a floral and gilt design, including a selection of cups, saucers, plates, and serving pieces, all decorated with hand-painted floral motifs in pink, red, yellow, and green hues, enhanced by intricate gilded patterns, the pieces bearing the backstamp “Cauldon Ltd,” and “Brown-Westhead, Moore & Co.,” along with the pattern number "1614," marking its production in the transition period after 1904.
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A LIMOGES PORCELAIN DINNER SERVICE, ''PONDICHERY'' PATTERN BY L. BERNARDAUD FOR ASPREY, BOND STREET, 20TH CENTURY, including a variety of plates and serving pieces, all decorated with a vibrant floral motif featuring styliised blossoms in shades of red, orange, yellow, and blue, set against a white ground, the borders enhanced with intricate geometric and floral designs in red and gold.
The set includes a variety of dinner plates, side plates, dessert plates, and oval serving platters in different sizes, also included is a small decorative vase, with a rounded body and a narrow neck.
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A SET OF SIXTEEN MARQUIS OF ANGLESEY SERVICE DESSERT PLATES CIRCA 1815, all unmarked and possibly by Coalport, painted in London in the Marquis of Anglesey pattern, a wide band of finely painted flowers on a gold ground, with a gilt formal chain border.
Diameter 21 cm
The pattern is after a set by Nantgarw and was also produced by Swansea.
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A WEDGWOOD FLORENTINE W4312 BONE CHINA DINNER SERVICE, 20TH CENTURY, showcasing a classical design, featuring intricately detailed griffins and florals in black against a white ground, complemented by gold borders, each piece marked to the underside with the Wedgwood urn logo, "Wedgwood Bone China, Made in England," and "Florentine W4312."
The service includes: six dinner plates, twelve side plates, six dessert plates, six soup bowls with twin handles and saucers, six coffee cups and saucers, two oval serving platters, a gravy boat and stand. (52)
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A WEDGWOOD FLORENTINE PATTERN DINNER SET, showcasing a classical design, featuring intricately detailed griffins and florals in black against a white ground, complemented by gold borders, each piece marked to the underside with the Wedgwood urn logo, "Wedgwood Bone China, Made in England," and "Florentine W4312."
The service comprises: dinner plates, side plates, dessert plates, soup bowls with underplates, teacups with saucers, coffee cups, large serving platters, a teapot, a coffee pot, a sugar bowl with lid, a creamer jug, a sauce boat with underplate and lidded tureens. (qty)
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A SUBSTANTIAL MEISSEN 'PINK ROSE' PATTERN PART DINNER SERVICE, circa 1930s, each decorated with sprays of pink roses, and scalloped edges, factory seconds, each with cancelled crossed sword marks to the base, to include 36 dinner plates, 24.5 cm diameter; 5 dessert plates, 20 cm diameter; 4 salad plates, 17.5 cm diameter; 7 side plates, 15.5 cm diameter; 10 side dishes, 13.5cm diameter; 10 shallow bowls, 23cm diameter; two large oval serving platters, 35 x 48 cm; a medium sized oval platter, 55 x 27 cm; two oval serving platters, 41 x 39cm; a further two oval serving platters, 36 x 25 cm; two oval serving bowls, 20 x 28 cm; a circular serving platter, 31cm diameter; a larger circular serving platter, 35cm diameter; a circular covered tureen, 32cm diameter; two twin handled tureens with underplates, five teacups, a milk jug, a square serving bowl and an ovular covered tureen, 37 x 23 cm (qty)
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AN EXTENSIVE WEDGWOOD GOLD COLUMBIA BONE CHINA DINNER SERVICE, 20TH CENTURY, designed by John Goodwin, featuring intricate gilt floral motifs and scrollwork on an ivory background, with a central eagle emblem, the service including dinner plates, side plates, cups, saucers, serving platters, a teapot, a milk jug, and a gravy boat, all with a round and scalloped edge design, each piece marked "Wedgwood Gold Columbia, Bone China, Made in England." (qty)
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A 19TH CENTURY SPANISH CHARGER, decorated with a central wreath motif in blue brushstrokes, the border featuring a vibrant floral and foliate design, highlighted in yellow, blue, and red.
Diameter: 35 cm
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A PAIR OF GERMAN PORCELAIN BLUE PARROTS, each perched on a detailed tree stump base with applied floral decorations, hand-painted with vibrant blue, green, and yellow accents.
35 cm high
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A LATE 19TH CENTURY MEISSEN SWAN GROUP, t he swan standing, its head entwined around a small cygnet standing upon its back, another below, upon mound naturalistic base.
13 cm high
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From a collection of objects inherited by the Granddaughter of the late Sir Frances Whitmore, 1 st Baronet KCB CMG DSO TD JP (1872-1962) of Orsett Hall, Essex, with the majority of the objects coming from Apley Hall, the family's ancestral home in Shropshire, which was sold in 1867.
Sir Francis Whitmore was a distinguished military officer who eventually commanded the 10 th Royal Hussars, he was later made Lord Lieutenant of Essex between 1936 and 1958.
The Whitmore estate begins with Sir William Whitmore (1573-1648), a wealthy landowner, successful lawyer, and a member of both the Haberdashers' Company and of the Merchant Adventurers, sitting as MP for Bridgnorth in 1621, 1624, and 1625.
Lady Louisa Anna Whitmore the great-grandmother of Sir Frances Whitmore, was the daughter of Sir Charles Douglas 6 th Marquess of Queensbury, and Lady Caroline Montagu-Scott, the daughter of Henry Scott, 3rd Duke of Buccleuch, and Lady Elizabeth Montagu, the daughter of George 1 st Duke of Montagu.
The family is a direct descendent of the House of Stuarts through James Scott, 1st Duke of Monmouth the illegitimate son of Charles II.
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A SET OF THREE VICTORIAN 'LOVING CUPS', POSSIBLY DERBY, MID 19TH CENTURY, including a larger two-handled cup, accompanied by two smaller single-handled cups, each exhibiting intricate floral decorations framed within elaborate gold scrollwork, set against a vibrant light green background, the smaller cups inscribed with names and dates, one reading "George Wainwright, 1847," and the other "Frederick Wainwright, 1847."
The centerpiece: 13 cm high
The two smaller cups: 9 cm high
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A 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN SAUCE BOAT, featuring a mask design at the handle, with hand-painted floral and insect motifs, including detailed butterflies and flowers in rich hues, the interior further adorned with an intricate cherub scene set amongst clouds, resting on a scalloped pedestal base.
11 cm high
Provenance:
From a collection of objects inherited by the Granddaughter of the late Sir Frances Whitmore, 1 st Baronet KCB CMG DSO TD JP (1872-1962) of Orsett Hall, Essex, with the majority of the objects coming from Apley Hall, the family's ancestral home in Shropshire, which was sold in 1867.
Sir Francis Whitmore was a distinguished military officer who eventually commanded the 10 th Royal Hussars, he was later made Lord Lieutenant of Essex between 1936 and 1958.
The Whitmore estate begins with Sir William Whitmore (1573-1648), a wealthy landowner, successful lawyer, and a member of both the Haberdashers' Company and of the Merchant Adventurers, sitting as MP for Bridgnorth in 1621, 1624, and 1625.
Lady Louisa Anna Whitmore the great-grandmother of Sir Frances Whitmore, was the daughter of Sir Charles Douglas 6 th Marquess of Queensbury, and Lady Caroline Montagu-Scott, the daughter of Henry Scott, 3rd Duke of Buccleuch, and Lady Elizabeth Montagu, the daughter of George 1 st Duke of Montagu.
The family is a direct descendent of the House of Stuarts through James Scott, 1st Duke of Monmouth the illegitimate son of Charles II.
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AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY HAND PAINTED RIDGEWAY PORCELAIN DISH, Circa 1815, of rectangular form, Bleu Celeste with hand-painted vignette scene of Apley Park set within a gilded frieze, the edges with gilded moulded leaf borders.
Provenance:
From a collection of objects inherited by the Granddaughter of the late Sir Frances Whitmore, 1 st Baronet KCB CMG DSO TD JP (1872-1962) of Orsett Hall, Essex, with the majority of the objects coming from Apley Hall, the family's ancestral home in Shropshire, which was sold in 1867.
Sir Francis Whitmore was a distinguished military officer who eventually commanded the 10 th Royal Hussars, he was later made Lord Lieutenant of Essex between 1936 and 1958.
The Whitmore estate begins with Sir William Whitmore (1573-1648), a wealthy landowner, successful lawyer, and a member of both the Haberdashers' Company and of the Merchant Adventurers, sitting as MP for Bridgnorth in 1621, 1624, and 1625.
Lady Louisa Anna Whitmore the great-grandmother of Sir Frances Whitmore, was the daughter of Sir Charles Douglas 6 th Marquess of Queensbury, and Lady Caroline Montagu-Scott, the daughter of Henry Scott, 3rd Duke of Buccleuch, and Lady Elizabeth Montagu, the daughter of George 1 st Duke of Montagu.
The family is a direct descendent of the House of Stuarts through James Scott, 1st Duke of Monmouth the illegitimate son of Charles II.
2q cm high x 28 cm wide
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A PAIR OF SEVRES STYLE PORCELAIN GARNITURE EWERS, late 19th century, of rounded conical form, painted in polychrome enamels with vignettes of exotic birds and floral garlands within raised gilded borders on a bleu ciel ground, with ormolu mounts and loup handles.
23 cm high
Provenance:
From a collection of objects inherited by the Granddaughter of the late Sir Frances Whitmore, 1 st Baronet KCB CMG DSO TD JP (1872-1962) of Orsett Hall, Essex, with the majority of the objects coming from Apley Hall, the family's ancestral home in Shropshire, which was sold in 1867.
Sir Francis Whitmore was a distinguished military officer who eventually commanded the 10 th Royal Hussars, he was later made Lord Lieutenant of Essex between 1936 and 1958.
The Whitmore estate begins with Sir William Whitmore (1573-1648), a wealthy landowner, successful lawyer, and a member of both the Haberdashers' Company and of the Merchant Adventurers, sitting as MP for Bridgnorth in 1621, 1624, and 1625.
Lady Louisa Anna Whitmore the great-grandmother of Sir Frances Whitmore, was the daughter of Sir Charles Douglas 6 th Marquess of Queensbury, and Lady Caroline Montagu-Scott, the daughter of Henry Scott, 3rd Duke of Buccleuch, and Lady Elizabeth Montagu, the daughter of George 1 st Duke of Montagu.
The family is a direct descendent of the House of Stuarts through James Scott, 1st Duke of Monmouth the illegitimate son of Charles II.
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A PAIR OF EARLY 19TH CENTURY ORMOLU-MOUNTED SEVRES STYLE BLEU CELESTE VASES Circa 1830, the porcelain is unmarked and possibly by Sevres or Paris. Each with egg-shaped body, painted in polychrome enamels with vignettes of exotic birds and floral garlands, the sides looped twist handles, on a spirally-fluted stepped square base, the lids with matching vignettes and surmounted with acorn finals.
Provenance:
From a collection of objects inherited by the Granddaughter of the late Sir Frances Whitmore, 1 st Baronet KCB CMG DSO TD JP (1872-1962) of Orsett Hall, Essex, with the majority of the objects coming from Apley Hall, the family's ancestral home in Shropshire, which was sold in 1867.
Sir Francis Whitmore was a distinguished military officer who eventually commanded the 10 th Royal Hussars, he was later made Lord Lieutenant of Essex between 1936 and 1958.
The Whitmore estate begins with Sir William Whitmore (1573-1648), a wealthy landowner, successful lawyer, and a member of both the Haberdashers' Company and of the Merchant Adventurers, sitting as MP for Bridgnorth in 1621, 1624, and 1625.
Lady Louisa Anna Whitmore the great-grandmother of Sir Frances Whitmore, was the daughter of Sir Charles Douglas 6 th Marquess of Queensbury, and Lady Caroline Montagu-Scott, the daughter of Henry Scott, 3rd Duke of Buccleuch, and Lady Elizabeth Montagu, the daughter of George 1 st Duke of Montagu.
The family is a direct descendent of the House of Stuarts through James Scott, 1st Duke of Monmouth the illegitimate son of Charles II.
20 cm high
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A BOXED LIMITED EDITON PIECE OF OSMANLI KOLESKSIYONU GLASSWARE, in the form of 'Hagin Sophia' vase.
30cm high x 30cm wide x 18cm deep
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TWO PIECES OF BOXED LIMITED EDITON OSMANLI KOLESKSIYONU GLASSWARE, both with certificates, one in the form of a gilded Islamic moon flask, the other in the form of an Ottoman style pot with cover (2)
Vase 26cm high x 20cm wide x 12cm deep
Pot and cover 19cm high x 16cm diameter
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TWO PIECES OF BOXED LIMITED EDITON OSMANLI KOLESKSIYONU GLASSWARE, both with certificates, one in the form of a gilded Islamic style incense burner, the other in the form of an Ottoman style pot with cover. (2)
Incense burner 20cm high x 21cm wide x 19cm deep
Pot with lid 17cm high x 16.5cm diameter
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TWO 19TH CENTURY FRENCH PALAIS ROYAL SCENT BOTTLES (larger bottle damaged), to comprise of a 19th century French Palais Royal gilt brass lidded square glass scent bottle, the hinged cover decorated with a topographical view of Paris, together with a larger example the pierced mounts engraved with scrolling foliage and set with pastoral topographical vignettes.
The larger: 13.5 cm high
The smaller: 7 cm high
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A GROUP OF SMALL SCENT BOTTLES, to include snuff bottles, ceramic examples and Bohemian examples in the manner of Moser. (qty)
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A MIXED GROUP OF ELEVEN SILVER MOUNTED SCENT BOTTLES, the group includes an amethyst cut glass example, a cranberry glass example a green glass example, an example with lapis lazuli set lid, and an art deco fan-shaped example, some examples with silver lids, others with silver collars, various years and makers (11)
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A MIXED GROUP OF ART DECO BOHEMIAN GLASS SCENT BOTTLES, to include two Karl Palda geometric atomizers, an Art Deco carved malachite scent bottle, each oval cartouche with seated female nude, clear cut glass drop-in stopper and a Bohemian geometric glass atomizer, decorated with an enamelled Geisha girl design.
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A MIXED GROUP OF ASSORTED LATE 19TH CENTURY AND EARLY 20TH CENTURY SCENT BOTTLES, the group to include an ovid example hand painted with a blue tit, likely by Royal Worcester, several examples possibly by Moser, a 19th Century Sevres style porcelain bottle with Berthelemot Palais Royal label to base, a small French silver lidded chatelaine scent bottle, two bottles with unmarked white metal/silver lids and others.
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A MIXED GROUP OF ART DECO AND OTHER SCENT BOTTLES, to include Bohemian examples, to include a hallmarked green glass silver overlay example,and a group of facited Bohemian glass scent bottles (16)
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A GROUP OF ASSORTED SMALL SCENT BOTTLES TO INCLUDE UNMARKED SILVER EXAMPLES, the group to include two late 19th century continental double ended scent bottles, three Moser style scent bottles, a uranium glass bottle and other examples (17)
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A MIXED GROUP OF BOHEMIAN AND OTHER SCENT BOTTLES to include Moser.
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A GROUP OF WATERFORD AND GALWAY CRYSTAL, to include a Waterford 'prestige collection' claret jug and a Waterford designer collection, 'Winter Garland' bowl.
Height jug 31 cm, height of bowl 20 cm.
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A GROUP OF 18TH AND 19TH CENTURY GLASSES including; an 18th century opaque twist cordial glass; a Regency glass washer with star engraving; an early 19th century large ovoid bowl rummer on capstan stem; three early 19th century Bristol blue, amethyst and green finger bowls; a wrythen ale glass circa 1800; a similar faceted ale glass; and a Bristol cranberry glass. (9)
Provenance: Some of these items were purchased from Jeanette Hayhurst Fine Glass of Kensington Church Street, London.
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AN 18TH CENTURY SPANISH FAÇON de VENISE LATTICINO GLASS SERVING CARAFE, of slender bottle shape with a tall slim cylindrical neck and everted rim, featuring intricate white latticino canes swirled throughout the clear glass body.
30 cm high
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A LARGE LATE VICTORIAN SILVER MOUNTED CUT GLASS WATER JUG, i n the manner of Thomas Webb & Sons, decorated with fan and star cut motifs, with import marks for London 1899.
31.5 cm high
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A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD, BRASS BOUND SCENT BOTTLE BOX, of Gothic style, the arched box with hinged lid opening to reveal three glass square bottles with stoppers.
10cm high x 14cm wide x 8cm deep
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A BACCARAT CRYSTAL STORM LANTERN , the shade with an undulating rim and etched detail, on a wrythen base.
40cm high x 12.5cm diameter 40cm high x 12.5cm diameter
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A GROUP OF BACCARAT CRYSTAL ITEMS, including a cruet set on a silver plated stand, a liqueur decanter, a pair of wine glasses with amber coloured bowls, and a wrythen storm lantern base, all with etched maker's mark to the base. (5)
Decanter 21cm high
Cruet set 20cm wide
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A BACCARAT CRYSTAL HARCOURT CAVIAR BOWL, with a gilt brass mount, etched mark to the underside. (Missing Liner).
11cm high x 25.5cm diameter 11cm high x 25.5cm diameter
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LALIQUE, FRANCE: A Small Tianlong Dragon Crystal Sculpture, green glass, etched Lalique France in cursive to the base, in original box.
8cm high 8cm high
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LALIQUE, FRANCE: A Small Tianlong Dragon Crystal Sculpture, amber glass, etched Lalique France in cursive to the base.
8 cm high 8 cm high
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LALIQUE, FRANCE: A Small Tianlong Dragon Crystal Sculpture, clear glass, etched 'Lalique France' to the base.
8cm high 8cm high
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LALIQUE, FRANCE: A Small Tianlong Dragon Crystal Sculpture, red glass, etched 'Lalique France' in cursive to the base.
8cm high 8cm high
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LALIQUE, FRANCE: A Tianlong Dragon Crystal Sculpture, red glass, etched 'Lalique France' in cursive to the base, in original box.
18cm high 18cm high
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