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SYNYER & BEDDOES (HARRY SYNYER & CHARLES JOSEPH BEDDOES); an Edward VII hallmarked silver mounted leather cased travelling vanity set, including four piece dressing table set comprising two hand brushes and two brushes, shoe horn, button hook, further shoe horn and button hook, inkwell, lighter, three silver topped jars and two silver topped scent bottles, case 46 x 35cm.
A mixed lot comprising of: a fruitwood seal stamp with brass stamp, approx. 7.2cm high; a J.W. Stutter needle packet case, marked to body "The Quadruple Golden Casket" in brass with hinged cover; a carved bone bodkin holder; a Waterman's Ideal hallmarked engine turned silver fountain pen; a Birmingham silver and faux amber cheroot holder; an 800 silver comb in case; a white metal swirled case possibly propelling item but not working so not visible; a silver and base metal mounted conductors baton, one mount marked Morell Mackenzie, approx. 36.7cm long; a bone and material fan; a Chester silver topped cut glass atomiser with base metal butterfly top; a Birmingham silver and cut glass candle holder (weighted base); a a cut glass ink pot and cover; six metal lobster picks; a small brass needle case; an ebony and silver mounted dressing table vanity pot; an ebony posy holder or hat pin holder; and novelty child's metal brush and crumb tray and a plated spoon. (1 bag) Further details: wear, some dents, scratches and tarnish to some; nibbles to glass examples, wear to all.
A Victorian coromandel gentleman's travelling vanity box, with brass mounted detail and central intertwined brass initials to top, hinged top lifting up to reveal fitted interior with mirror inside lid and fourteen silver gilt topped glass containers / jars, each with inset yellow metal cartouches engraved ESC matching lid to case, each silver top hallmarked by Frederic Purnell, London, 1872, front of box hinged and dropping down to reveal removable leather piece revealing space and a single drawer with a pair of gilt metal and mother of pearl boot jacks, lifting out to reveal a fitted area for a later comb with Chester hallmarked silver gilt top and gilt metal scissors and razor, with another concealed drawer (unable to open), lockable with key, overall sizes approx. 34.4cm wide x 26cm deep x 24.5cm high. Further details; exterior of box with minor loss and marks, small amount of scratching and general wear; few areas to brass trim / mounts with lifting or loss; small nibbles to few glass containers; interior in good condition for age with some marks to mirror and very slight loss to gilding on couple of containers but very good; wear to leather in areas.
A small collection of silver to include: two easel back silver mounted pocket watch stands, one with engraved cartouche and foliate detail, hallmarked by Robinson & Co, Birmingham, 1902, approx. 7.4cm wide, other hallmarked by Synyer & Beddoes, Chester, 1908, approx. 7.8cm wide; a George V silver fob medal with rose gold centre depicting footballer, reverse engraved "E.D.J.L 1921-22, Runners up, Sydney Morton", hallmarked by Fattorini & Sons, Birmingham, 1921; a George V silver ink pen outer case, decorated with foliage, hallmarked by Henry Griffiths & Sons, Chester, 1912, approx.16cm long; four silver topped glass perfume / hatpin or toilet bottles, of varying sizes and hallmarks, hatpin jar with hatpins inside; an unmarked single white metal shoe buckle with foliate design; a plated Tottenham & District Football League enamelled fob medal; a silver plated and faux tortoiseshell vanity box and a novelty base metal and shell / clam snuff box, along with a Military issued Waltham pocket watch (not working). (1 bag) Further details: watch stands worn, with some loss and marks but stable and usable, easels intact, tarnished and with surface wear; pen case missing interior mechanism / pen part; faux tortoiseshell box with impact loss and damage to one part, cracked and scratched base and wear; some small chips , nibbles and wear to glass bottles, tarnished silver and few dented also; all tarnished and with general wear etc. Note: regarding watches/pocket watches please note movements untested, functionality untested, modifications and restorations may not be disclosed in the catalogue description, for more information on any detail related to this lot please request a condition report with specific questions or view the lot in person
A collection of silver to include: a Victorian silver sugar caster, with gadrooned body and on footed base, hallmarked Birmingham, 1892, makers mark rubbed, approx. 18cm high (misshapen base rim); three hallmarked silver toped glass scent / vanity bottles, varying dates and makers and a plated topped example; a small selection of Continental silver or white metal and brass knives and forks, along with a plated spoon and plated apostle spoons and tongs in case. (1 bag) Weighable silver approx. 123.9 grams (3.9ozt) Further details: caster dented and misshapen to base rim; tarnished and with wear; cutlery with signs of usage, wear and dents or scratches etc; bottles wit nibbles or chips to couple, tops with dents to couple; plated spoons case worn, all items tarnished and with wear.
A pair of bead and needlework floral medallion studies of circular form gilt framed 38 cm diameter and a rosewood framed needlework study of flowers in a basket 32.5 cm x 31.5 cm and two Victorian needlework upholstered circular footstools (for renovation) each 29 cm diameter together with a black faux crocodile skin covered vanity case, a Woodrow of Piccadilly grey felt top hat, a leather covered suitcase, a modern fibreglass black and gilded planter, a treenware cotton reel stand, a medallion in brass case inscribed "Art treasures exhibition Manchester 1857" by Pinches & Co Medallists London, a mother of pearl and lacework fan and a tortoiseshell and gilded black lace fan decorated with woman amongst blossom (13)
A gold and sapphire vanity case by Cartier, circa 1920, of rectangular form, set to the front and base with repeating sapphire cabochons, each within a flowerhead motif, with similarly-set thumbpiece, opening to reveal mirror, powder compartment with cover and lipstick holder, signed ‘Cartier Paris’, maker’s marks (misstruck), French assay marks, numbered ‘02324’, dimensions 8.4 x 7.4 x 1.3cm. £6,000-£8,000 --- Following the end of World War II, women had achieved a new level of emancipation and confidence: it was now considered acceptable to smoke in public, (previously the preserve of men), and to wear cosmetics, even to be seen in public applying makeup. After the years of deprivation, this post-war era excited a new taste for the glamorous lifestyle. To match these lifestyle changes, the 1920s and 30s saw the finest jewellery houses such as Cartier, Boucheron, Lacloche Frères and Van Cleef & Arpels producing exquisite luxury miniature vanity cases and nécessaires of the highest craftsmanship. Condition Report Abrasions visible to surface of some sapphire cabochons. A small dent evident to one of the side of the case. Otherwise in very good condition. Lozenge mark and French assay mark visible to underside of lid (above mirror), lipstick and under powder compartment. Gross weight 243.2gm.
Collection of various items to include: a boxed Must de Cartier gilt metal rollerball pen, a boxed Asprey vanity case, various silver plated 'Silver scenes' items including miniature photo frames, trinket boxes etc At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a condition report.
Vanity or dressing case French, 19th Century, leather bound, fitted interior, with white metal (indistinct marks) and glass dressing table requisites and boxes within, with gilt monogram to the lid, the lockplate marked 'Paris M.G', with key, 31cm wide x 11cm high x 22cm deep Signs of wear consistent with age and use. Brass with staining/discolouration. Glass chipped. Perfume incomplete. White metal with areas of patina/discolouration. Glass deficient. Items missing.
A George V silver mounted part travelling vanity set, Walker and Hall, London 1912/13, the various silver mounted dressing table jars and flask with engraved monogram to covers, mounted upon two leather fold out easel stands, with a leather vanity case with two associated silver mounted dressing table jars (Qty) (at fault)PROVENANCE: Gwysaney Hall
A NINETEENTH CENTURY LADIES' TRAVEL VANITY CASE, possibly coromandel with mother of pearl inlay to the cover and escutcheon, hidden drawer and lift out tray to interior, contains cut glass bottles and jars, some with plated covers, bearing retailer's label for 'T C Henderson, Percy House 104, Bold St., Liverpool', height 18cm x width 30cm x depth 22cm (1) (Condition Report: generally ok, some splits and losses to veneer, cracks through the wood near back corners, one bottle is cracked, others have chips and losses, wear to plating)
Five Vanity Fair prints of women, comprising 'Victoria Mary of Teck', 'Her Grace the Duchess Dowager of Cleveland', 'The Baroness Burddett Couts', 'The Actress Sarah Bernhardt', and 'People of the Day no. 1: I Felt Very Uncomfortable' a depiction of Susan Saurin aka Mary Scholastica, a Roman Catholic nun, subject of the 'Great Convent Case' (5).
Mixed collectibles to include a cigarette card album, mostly early 20th century Wills Cigarettes, two vintage postcard and photograph albums, mostly of early 20th century Norway interest, many printed by Eneret Mittet & Co, together with some loose examples, mixed commemorative coins and a one pound note, a book titled 'In Red and Black' by Bert Thomas with a forward by Edgar Wallace, an Alvin F. Irving hand painted and thrown lustreware bowl, diameter 22cm, a box of plated spoons and a cased vanity set with gilt box lids and bottle tops, ivorine brushes, glove stretchers and manicure set with mirrored case (9).
SELECTION OF VINTAGE COLLECTIBLESincluding small copper Art Nouveau watering can, Benares style brass cigarette box, EPNS cigarette case, horn salt and pepper shakers, two Savings bank of Paisley money boxes, pewter 'wee drapple' in the form of a thistle, little glass shot with Isle of Man motif etched to side in leather carry case, brass napkin ring of the Opening of the Sydney Harbour bridge 1932, folding rule, hanging oak vanity set with brushed and mirror, mille point vanity set, the smallest bottle of Whisky in the world in Choice match box, two Coronation tins 1953, various purses containing broaches, hip flask, etc.
Charming collection of five vintage silver boxes, including intricately detailed pill and vanity containers in various forms"square, oval, heart-shaped, and filigree. One standout piece is a tall lipstick case featuring a hinged mirror and an interior lipstick holder, designed to house and protect a lipstick tube. Several pieces are adorned with decorative cabochon stones, and all are crafted in solid silver with markings including 800, 925, and Sterling. A beautiful assortment for collectors of antique silver personal accessories. One box is marked 800 and made entirely of silver alloy, weighing approximately 8g. Two additional boxes are marked 925 and are also made entirely of silver, with a combined weight of approximately 34g. Other items include additional materials and were not weighed for silver content.Dimensions: Largest item measures 2.25"LCondition: Age related wear.
A Victorian 19th century walnut & tunbridge inlaid ladies travelling vanity case box. The case having a curved top with geometric inlaid bands. The lid opening to reveal a fully appointed interior lined in purple velvet with glass and silver plated pots. Secret compartment drawer to the base.Measures approx. 18cm x 31cm x 23cm.
A collection of four early 20th century French metal chatelaines. The lot to include a French metal chatelaine, the pierced clip hung with a metal notepad embossed 'Mont St Michel', a vanity case and a heart shaped bottlel another with scissor holder, thimble case, empty notepad, and two others. Largest measures approx. 32cm long.
A fine Victorian burr-walnut travelling vanity dressing case, Mechi & Bazin of London, containing original fitted silver-topped glass jars and boxes, James Vickery, London 1859, with green velvet lid lining, having secret button to reveal a mirror and stationery compartment, the case with 2 secret drawers, 7.6oz weighable, case width 30.5cm, height 18.5cm, depth 22.5cmNo damage or repair, no chips or cracks to glass bottles, no wear to silver, both pairs of scissors missing, all hinges buttons and compartments working
A collection of hallmarked silver to include an engraved cigarette case by Joseph Gloster Brimingham 1927, an engine turned gilt German silver cigarette case with a figural crest, a white metal mounted mother of pearl trinket box, a Wilmot Manufacturing Co Birmingham 1944 hand mirror and a William Comyns & Sons London 1895 repousse vanity brush. Gross weight: 713g. L.27.5cm
A 19th century ladies vanity case with a fitted interior over push button and spring loaded drawer opening to reveal a writing slope, 30cms wide x 23cms deep x 21cms high; together with a 19th century walnut cased box with a fitted interior and a side spring loaded drawer, 30.5cms wide x 22.5cms deep x 17cms high. Estimate £30-40.
A 19th century mother of pearl inlaid rosewood travelling vanity case, complete with a fitted interior containing lidded jars, 31cms wide x 23.5cms deep x 17cms high; together with a 19th century mother of pearl inlaid rosewood writing slope, 40cms wide x 24.5cms deep x 13.5cms high. Estimate £40-60.
Veuve Clicquot, La Grande Dame Champagne, 1998, in a lacquered vanity case designed by Riva, including one bottle of unopened champagne and a pair of flutes, in original packaging, 37 x 23 x 22cm.Riva are a luxury speedboat manufacturer and the concept here is to have your champagne picnic and once you've enjoyed the bottle you have a luxury vanity case to use afterwards.
19th Century vanity case with fitted interior comprising a matching dressing table set (two hair brushes, two clothes brushes and mirror) all hallmarked London 1873, three William IV silver topped boxes with pierced scrolled details (hallmarked London 1829, Archibald Douglas), a pair of silver topped round boxes (hallmarked 1829, Archibald Douglas), four cut glass bottles with white metal tops, two leather jewellery boxes, a cut glass pot and leather bound nail set. All set within a satin lined interior. Measures 19 x 53 x 38cm.
Group of early 20th century silver to include ornate foliate design vanity mirror together with a hammered finish silver mirror and hairbrush, hallmarked W J Myatt & Co, Birmingham, 1921, cigarette case with engraved detail, H 9cm, W 6.5cm, Samuel M Levi, Birmingham, 1907, silver button hook and shoe horn, Adie & Lovekin Ltd, Birmingham, 1913 and a silver lidded sugar shaker
Louis Vuitton monogram canvas vanity case featuring the iconic LV monogram pattern on brown coated canvas with natural leather trim and reinforced leather corners. The case opens via a double-zip closure and is designed to carry fragrance bottles or toiletries. A sturdy leather top handle completes the design, making it ideal for travel or display. Dimensions: 13.5"L x 9.75"HIssued: 20th centuryCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear. As is. Minor tears and discoloration.
A quantity of 19th Century and later hand made decorative items to include a brown crotchet and red ribbon pelmet, a patchwork book cover with Chinese button, an ecclesiastical wool work pelmet with tassels, a Victorian gents black silk embroidered vanity travel case and a Victorian black embroidered silk collar. Location:
A silver jar and cover Birmingham 1930,of cylindrical form with crown crest,8cm high,together with a collection of silver comprising: a bud vase, small twin handled tazza, a cylindrical atomiser, silver bound Common Prayer book, a pepperette, and glass and silver topped vanity case (7)Condition Reportknocks, surface scratches, dents and tarnishing

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