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A box of miscellanea - including a large carved and painted wooden figure of a cockerel, 30cm high; a Portmeirion 'Birds of Britain' pattern jardiniere, 17.2cm high; a Royal Doulton Lambeth stoneware tyg, early 20th century, impressed and incised factory marks, 12cm high; a modern marble pestle and mortar; two back scratchers, one also with a shoe horn; and a 1920s mahogany aneroid barometer, 20.8cm diameter. (7)

An early 17th Century North German bronze pestle and mortar, the twin handled mortar engraved APF 1618

A large hardwood mortar and pestle, 19th/20th century, possibly Burkina Faso, with a distressed finish, raised on a circular foot,mortar 34cm diameter 53cm high,pestle 155cm long (2)

Cast brass pestle and mortar with bust of a man amongst bands of flowers and band of typography 'Richard Startyn 1623'

Vintage treen pestle and mortar, mortar 16cm high

Collection of copper and brass to include large copper cooking pot with swing handle, cow bell with leather strap, brass pestle and mortar and copper cooking pot

Collection of metalware to include small copper cauldron, late 19th Century barometer, brass pestle and mortar, brass letter rack / holder, Coalbrookdale metal dish, composite animal figurines, etc

The following 121 Lots are the residual contents of The Monastery of the Holy Spirit, known locally as Kirk Edge Convent, a Carmelite Monastery for nuns situated on Kirk Edge Road between the villages of Worrall and High Bradfield. Nineteen Printing Blocks, with Christmas greetings, flowers, Religious symbols etc; a pestle and mortar, a box of white candles and circular holders and a box of beads and crosses. (A Lot)

An early iron pestle and mortar with loop and ring handles, 22cm high x 22cm diameter

A collection of 19th century copper and brass ware including tankards, a pestle and mortar, a copper kettle, a set of scales etc

A stone pestle and mortar, the pestle with a turned wooden handle, mortar 26cm wide.

19th Century brass nesting weights and a mortar & pestle.

A Victorian brasss column oil lamp, brass pestle and mortar and other copper, etc.

Keith Brymer Jones Garlic Pot, Toast Rack, Spoon Rest, Butter Box, Lemon Squeezer, Mortar and Pestle

English, c.1880, Labels for Davies & Roberts Pharmaceutical Chemists on some bottles, cabinet constructed of French polished wood, velvet lined, some replacement bottles and 1 replaced with a measure, lift out section with scales, glass mortar and pestle in compartment below, case width 27cmNote: WE CAN NOT SHIP THIS ITEM IN-HOUSE - PLEASE COLLECT OR ARRANGE YOUR OWN SHIPPING

English, Early 19th Century, polished wooden case with brass carry handle, double doors to reveal 23 bottle compartments, 11 bottles present, with compartment at the rear for 4 large bottles, large drawer with wood inlay, brass drop handles, containing bottles, tins, glass mortar & pestle, with another drawer for scales (missing) and measures, and 3 drawers for herbs, case 30cm tall

17th century bronze pestle and mortar, with fleur de lys ornament, the mortar 11cm high

ONE BOX AND LOOSE METALWARE, to include a copper kettle, two carved stone bowls, brass trivet, brass coal scuttle, brass pestle & mortar, coppered saucepan, copper coffee pot, pewter tankards, etc. (s.d/a.f) (1 box + loose)

A large pestle and mortar.

Saudi Arabian presentational brass Dallah coffee pot, together with a footed pestle and mortar in presentational box. Box measures 15 x 36 x 40cm.

A large stoneware pestle and mortar, the mortar having a turned wooden handle, dia. 28cm, together with another smaller

American silver trumpet shaped vase, initialled "S", the circular base marked "Sterling, Cement Filled", H.20cm; pair of Albany Pattern sugar tongs, by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Birmingham, 1913; silver topped cut glass sugar caster, Chester, 1911; plated vase, other plated items including a quantity of cutlery, pair of George III brass candlesticks, each with ejector mechanism, H.11.5cm; another pair of brass candlesticks, mortar and pestle, and an enamel pill box, etc. (a lot)

Pewter whale oil lamp clock, 19th century, the glass reservoir enclosed within pewter hour marked strap, 32.5cm high, along with three Middle Eastern coffee pots in copper and brass, tallest 38cm, a brass mortar and pestle, a Turkish brass coffee grinder, and a Hindu toasting fork finial.

A large Indian brass charger engraved with figures, together with a collection of various metalware, including commemorative spoons, a bronze mortar and pestle, a nurse's belt, etc

Pair Victorian iron firedogs, Salter scales, heavy brass pestle and mortar, copper kettle, etc

Fossils/Minerals: A Collection of Various Shark Teeth, Fossils and Minerals, to include - ten fossilized shark teeth preserved in rock, a fossilized Brittle starfish preserved in rock diameter 17cm by 12cm, a fossilized pair of Echinoid sea urchins preserved in sediment, two small sections of petrified wood, two small fossilized Trilobites in mud, four Amethyst mineral specimens, two white Quartz specimens, a positive and negative Ammonite specimen preserved in rock, and a marble pestle and mortar, (qty). Previously part of a display at "The Creation Science Movement Museum", Portsmouth

A Collection of 19th Century Pewter, mainly mugs, three volumes on collecting pewter, together with a Victorian Tunbridge inlaid walnut box, other decorative boxes, an 18th century bronze pestle and mortar, Kelly's handbook, Debrett's baronetage, a stoneware vessel and an Anglepoise lamp (qty)

Large selection of collectable plates wedgwood, Davenport etc plus a Portmeirion pestle and mortar.

A 19th Century copper square kettle, oval kettle, early bronze mortar and pestle, brass chamber candlestick, planter, pedestal goblet etc

Qty of tribal / ethnic wooden items inc tall flared vase (50cm), pestle & mortar, cylindrical box, elephant etc

A Bronze Pestle and Mortar, 14cms Diameter

Collection of assorted Onyx lidded boxes and a marble Pestle and Mortar

Large Antique Marble Pestle and Mortar

A box of mixed collectibles including games, pestle and mortar etc, shipping unavailable

Assorted Betel related items comprising of an hexagonal Indian brass betel leaf holder with engraved decoration, 8.5cm long; an Indian brass betel mortar, 11cm high; one smaller example, 10cm long; a larger Indian brass betel mortar, 12cm long; a white metal Sumatra octagonal lime box with engraved foliate decoration, 7.5cm wide; a 19th century pierced cylindrical betel box with twin chains, 15cm long; a small Burmese oval lime box and cover, 6.5cm wide; an Indian brass betel mortar with green painted pestle, 9.5cm long; two small white metal Indian limebox, 2.5cm diameter; a small Indian pierced Indian box with an elephant trunk clasp, 8.5cm long and a white metal, possibly silver oval lime box and cover, with swag decorated cover, 6cm wide

A LARGE STONE MORTAR AND PESTLEthe pestle with pine handle and stone grinder. 22cm high, 27cm diameter

Boxes and Objects - a Black Forest inkwell, as a nut; an alabaster pietra dura circular dish, 18.5cm diameter; an alabaster pestle and mortar; an Oriental bronze bell; an Agifold Agilux camera; commemorative ware, including a Queen Victoria Jubilee octagonal plate, etc; qty

A George III Old Sheffield Plate water jug, by Matthew Boulton, c.1815; an early 19th century brass pestle and mortar; a silver hand mirror; an eastern silver coloured metal belt; 3 cod bottles etc (qty)

A LARGE PESTLE AND MORTAR, A TERRACOTTA POT AND A COPPER VESSEL

AN ASSORTMENT OF ITEMS TO INCLUDE A DRESSING TABLE SET, A PESTLE AND MORTAR AND CLIPPERS ETC

Marble mortar and pestle. Not available for in-house P&P

A group of Eastern wares, to include a carved marble four sided figural statue, 24cm high, a Balinese wooden figure, 53cm high, two brass figures, an Eastern pestle and mortar, etc. (a quantity)

A brass pestle and mortar, the mortar 9cm high, together with a pair of brass candlesticks each with a double barley twist stem, 29.5cm high.

A MONUMENTAL WALNUT MORTAR AND PESTLE PROBABLY SWISS OR FRENCH, 19TH CENTURY the mortar 70cm high, 33cm diameter, the pestle 59cm long, 10cm diameter Condition Report: PLEASE NOTE: ALL LOTS ARE LOCATED AT SACKVILLE WEST STORAGE IN ANDOVER (SP10 3SA) AND ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO VIEW With wear, marks, knocks and scratches commensurate with age and use Some old chips, splits, and losses Notable splitting to either end of the pestle  ADDITIONAL IMAGES: Please 'Ask a Question' to request additional images for this lot.  Condition Report Disclaimer

A pair of brass candlesticks, mortar and pestle, vase, pair of candle sconces in the form of griffons, etc.

An antique bronzed Pestle and Mortar, H 11.5 cm.

A large copper and brass kettle - probably Indian, early 20th century, with chased foliate decoration, 32.5cm high; together with a brass pestle and mortar, probably Moroccan, the mortar 11.5cm high; and a single 19th century brass candlesticks. (3)

Six antique and vintage glass pharmacy / apothecary drugs jars - five with gilt labels, the largest with a detachable pouring spout insert (a/f) and cup lid, 28cm high; together with a T. Booth of Hanley small mortar and a Mason Cash pestle, the mortar 8.6cm diameter; a blue glass 'Poison' bottle; and a modern blue glass bottle. (9)

Eight pieces of studio pottery - including a stoneware Stratford-on-Avon Ceramics vase, printed pottery mark and labels, 17cm high; a small stoneware Cottage Garden Pottery (Walwyns Castle) baluster vase, 11cm high; a Roger Irving Little (Boscastle Pottery, Cornwall) mocha ware mug; a Muchelney stoneware pestle and mortar; a Winchcombe Pottery slipware dish, 26cm long; and three others.

[MANUSCRIPT ALBUM - EPISTOLARY ROMANCE]ROBELET, CAROLINE JOSEPHINE; and L.V. ALLAIRE; illustrated by HLELENA ROBELET. [Manuscript album of love letters, titled] Oeuvres Choisis de Videtur et Caroline. [Probably Saint-Omer, France]: 1847. Oblong album, dark green leather-backed black bubble-patterned paper over boards, gilt-stamp to upper board, spine gilt tooled, all edges gilt. 5 1/8 x 8 1/4 inches (13 x 20.75 cm); [120] pp. of manuscript text on album leaves, with a later [2] pp. manuscript text signed Henry Frottier explaining the contents of the album inserted at the beginning, and with a [4] pp. manuscript text titled "L'Abbaye Saint-Bertin. Fragment" laid in; with 28 miniature watercolor illustrations in text, one of which is unfinished, including the watercolor title page heightened in gilt, all by Helena Robelet. Some rubbing and wear to boards and spine, front hinge a bit weak and starting but holding soundly, pale spotting to contents; the laid-in bifolium with some creasing and short edge tears. A fascinating French illustrated manuscript album containing a series of letters between Caroline Robelet and L.V. Allaire, a pair of nineteenth-century lovesick paramours. Their correspondence, written in alexandrine verse, calls to mind earlier epistolary romances, such as the letters of Abelard and Heloise. While the circumstances surrounding the album are curious and the authenticity of the letters as a bona fide non-literary correspondence is unverifiable, Oeuvres Choisis de Videtur et Caroline remains a lovely example of French romantic poetry, made all the more charming by its finely rendered watercolor illustrations.According to the introductory text by Henry Frottier, the grand-nephew-in-law of Caroline, the letters were originally written around 1837, ten years before they were carefully transcribed into this album. Caroline, an extremely beautiful twenty-six-year-old, nicknamed "La Perle de St. Omer," was oftentimes sick throughout her life. L. V. Allaire, who uses the pseudonym Videtur in the letters, was a young doctor. While the exact nature of their relationship is unknown, they may have met as doctor and patient before beginning their epistolary relationship. Whatever the case, their love letters, and the accompanying illustrations, abound with medical metaphors and allusions - Videtur, the self-styled "Medecin Morale," refers to his first letter as a "Cataplasme," or poultice. Caroline, in turn, often refers to her suffering and pains, and she employs a clever double-entendre when calling Videtur "the healer of my affections." The still-life illustrations, skillfully executed by Caroline's sister Helena, include items such as a mortar and pestle, anti-splenetic pills, deworming liquor, a skull, a jarred specimen fetus, and many medical books. There are also multiple portraits of Caroline and Videtur, as well as smaller allegorical vignettes. One particularly charming and fanciful illustration shows a book open to its title page. On closer examination, we see that it is the imagined 100th edition of Oeuvres Choisis de Videtur et Caroline, published a century later in 1947.No condition report? Click below to request one. *Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact and Doyle New York shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. Please contact the specialist department to request further information or additional images that may be available.Request a condition report

A Super Aladdin oil lamp, together with an eighteenth century bronze pestle and mortar, a Chinese bronze incense burner with character marks to the base 5.5cm diameter, 6.5cm tall. and a pair of brass fireplace boots. (4)

A Pair of Staffordshire Seated Spaniels 4.5cm wide, Royal Crown Derby 'Derby Posies' tea ware of 13 pieces, Aynsley lidded jar, Hummel figures, mortar and pestle, glass scent bottles, etc:- One Tray.

SMITHS; a walnut cased bracket clock, with applied chapter ring bearing Roman numerals, height 26cm, with presentation plaque, a similar example retailed by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, two sets of balance scales with associated weights, pestle and mortar, two oil lamps, binoculars, etc.

A vintage marble pestle and mortar, the pestle with a turned wooden handle, mortar 26.5cm wide.

Lignum Vitae mortar of turned reeded form, 17cm high and an antique sycamore pestle and a 19th century wooden and studded collection box with hinged lid, on a circular spreading foot, 11.5cm high (3) 

An English Art Nouveau pewter desk stand, 22.5cm w, the base with impressed maker's marks and registration No 0404P, a brass pestle and mortar, 19th c, a contemporary Austrian bronze dish, the base stamped Geschutzt, 19 x 12cm, a carved walnut wall plaque of the Lion of Lucerne, and a set of wooden table croquet mallets, 30cm l

A collection of TG Green Cornishware pottery, to include labelled storage jars, including 'Rice', 'Utensils', 'Sugar' and 'Currants', a cake stand, a pestle and mortar, labelled salt and pepper shakers, a boxed tea set, five side plates, a cream jug, and four Judith Onions teacups, and a saucer, the largest storage container 22cm high (qty.)Condition ReportStorage jars are missing their lids and the lids present do not match. The saucer and a preserve pot with a chip.

Large vintage stoneware pestle and mortar, 24cm diam x 13cm H

A quantity of various table glass ware; Denby and other kitchen mugs; wooden pestle and mortar etc.

A quantity of various ornaments to include a white glazed hare, a pestle and mortar, a Victorian jug, glass vases etc.