Sales catalogue: Stevens

Date:
02-03 September 1930
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/21/644
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Stevens. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Wide ¥: G18) Very fine piece of soapstone, and 5 pieces of soapstone, ge finely carved ie Six pieces of soapstone, finely carved 77 '¥ Voth OG Five old telescopes, shagreen covered, etc. 290 Bot Nine plaques—George IV., Wellington, lov cu Seven pairs scales (various) Five old toasting forks, and pair of tongs Carved tortoise-shell case, 2 markers, and Bristol glass paper-weight y Pair of lacquer boxes, pewter lined, fine quality ; 3 satin- v/ i3/ at ss wood boxes, candle box, etc. Black ostrich feather and tortoise-shell fan, small lace fan, / 4, boda and exquisite hand-made lace fan, mounted on mother- of-pearl Brass vase, Moorish lamp, and candle lamp ‘“ Breeches ’’ Bible, imprinted at London by Robert e | Barker, “ Printer to the King’s Most Excellent Majes- ‘| tie... 1607, illustrated fan antique tea th in shagreen, with claw feet, and a Georgian caddy 127 An old Persian tray, illustrated by ShiraZ/ditto box, ande/- 2 ditto panels a 128 An old English hot-water dish, eo, lustre vase, an antique 7 fs pet leaf-shaped dish in blue and white, and 3 other pieces“ 429———-A~nr old -Wedgweed-teapot;-2- lack-and-2-Dresden-vases— 130 Water-colours—Two children on donkey; Soldiers in ob Wallober armour (2); Pedlar and Topers (2) i3+———-A--Dresden-enamel-snuff-box,-painted-with boys playing, and-—a--Battersea~ enamel oval fe scoop “painted” with nrusical—trophies-and—flowers™ 132 Japanese tea set, 9 cups and saucers, teapot, sugar basin, a9: and cream jug OL Led Electro-plated teapot, sugar basin, coffee-pot, and cream af awh jug Two silver Georgian spoons, and a Sheffield-plated tog 2 ladle ye Six old silver teaspoons, and pair chased silver sugar tongs | Charles I. wether A silver-mounted mirror he abs A BT A small wassail bowl, made of lignum vite wood ip eae Wax medallion, and round box with enamel top /”/-
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