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classical vase form; on square base with fluted pedestal feet; cast coat of arms; decorated with putti amidst scrolling grapevine; collars engraved on each side with two crests (dragon and lion) Description (consistent for each cooler): Classical vase form; on square base with fluted pedestal feet; cast coat of arms; decorated with putti amidst scrolling grapevine; collars engraved on each side with two crests (dragon and lion). Coat of arms: those of Sawbridge-Erle-Drax with Grosvenoer in pretence, probably for Johan Samuel Wanley Sawbridge of Olantigh Towers, Kent, Holnest House, Co. Dorset, and Ellerton Abbey, Co. York (1800-1887). He married in 1827 Jane Frances, sister and sole heiress of her brother Richerd Erle-Drax-Grosvenor, M.P., of Charlborough Park, Dorset (dd. 1828). By 1853, Burke's Visitations of Seats and Arms, vol. 2, records this latter house as the seat of John Samuel Wanley Erle-Drax, M.P., Captain of the East Kent Militia. Stamps/Inscriptions/Stickers: 1a-c) - D. ELLIS LONDON FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - A501/091 - in black, on bottom of base; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top of liner; - 2 - etched three times on bottom of removable liner. 2a-c) - D.ELLIS FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - A501/ - and illegible numbers in black, on bottom of base; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top of liner and side of collar; - A501/692 - in black, on bottom of removable liner. 3a-c) - D.ELLIS LONDON FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - A501/693 - in black, on bottom of base, bottom of liner and bottom of collar; - M209810 1(4) - on sticker on bottom of base; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top of liner and side of collar. 4a-c) - D.ELLIS FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - M209810 1(4) - sticker on bottom of base; - A501/691 - in black, on bottom of base, liner and collar; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top of liner and — Set of four wine coolers, 1828
Edward, Edward, James, and Barnard (a.k.a. Edward Barnard & Sons); Retailer: David Ellis

G350

drum-shaped body on convex base suppported by three demi-horses, terminates at the top with a projecting cornice; domed cover with vase-shaped finial is surmounted by a standing figure of a man carrying a spear and shield; body, base and cover are richly decorated in the Renaissance fashion with strap-work bands embossed cartouches with lions' heads, and garlands of fruits and flowers; the monogram HVT appears on the shield — Standing salt, c. 1582
Christopher Eston

G350

shallow basin with thick flat rim, decorated with relief flowers and foliage — Basin, from a toilette service, 1683
William Fowle

G350

gilt saucer; tiny indentation at bottom center — Paten, 1627
André Schiller

G350

Christening set (George Adams), silver gilt, stored in own case; individual dims on cat. card (bowl, plate, knife, fork and spoon) — Fork, Christening set, 1864-1865
George Adams

G350

Christening set (George Adams), silver gilt, stored in own case; individual dims on cat. card (bowl, plate, knife, fork and spoon) — Spoon, Christening set, 1864-1865
George Adams

G350

Christening set (George Adams), silver gilt, stored in own case; individual dims on cat. card (bowl, plate, knife, fork and spoon) — Plate, from a 5-piece christening set, 1864-1865
George Adams; Maker: Chawner & Co.

G350

Christening set (George Adams), silver gilt, stored in own case; individual dims on cat. card (bowl, plate, knife, fork and spoon) — Knife, Christening set, 1864-1865
George Adams

G350

small bowl with three flame-shaped tines; gold-washed tines and bowl, silver handle; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Ice cream fork, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

small spoon with egg-shaped gold-washed bowl; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Coffee spoon, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

loving cup with cover; handles are maidens with wings in place of arms; cartouche of two horses and jockeys racing on one side, two horses with jockeys and grooms opposite side; racing horses, jockeys, spectators and grooms in frieze around top; gold patina — Richmond Race Cup, 1767
Robert Adam; Manufacturer: Smith & Sharp; Silversmith: Daniel Smith; Silversmith: Robert Sharp

G350

George IV Gothic Revival; six lobes on foot; hexagonal tapered shaft; round rim; bulb above foot has alternating three-dimensional leaves and tiny frogs; three-dimensional collar below candle cup with repeating leaf designs — Candlestick, one of a pair, 1824-1825
Rundell, Bridge & Rundell; Designer: John Flaxman R.A.

G350

George IV Gothic Revival; six lobes on foot; hexagonal tapered shaft; round rim; bulb above foot has alternating three-dimensional leaves and tiny frogs; three-dimensional collar below candle cup with repeating leaf designs — Candlestick, one of a pair, 1824-1825
Rundell, Bridge & Rundell; Designer: John Flaxman R.A.

G350

stemmed cup on wide base; base decorated with scrolls, three-dimensional winged heads, and bouquets; three winged heads with tasseled cord pendants on stem separate three cartouches--crucified Christ with "1627", engraved panel with scrolls, heart, flowers, and "MARIA", engraved panel with scrolls and "IHS"; three angels in relief on cup separating cartouches with engraved scroll and flower designs; silver and gold patina — Eucharistic Chalice, 1627
André Schiller

G350

double-handled vase on fluted base; handles are each two snakes with heads resting on rim of vase; relief designs of grapevines, clusters of grapes and leaves; vignette of soldiers and native peoples on each side--soldiers and natives trading guns on one side, natives and soldiers with horses on opposite side; separate square stepped base with scroll and floral designs, coats of arms, tributary text cartouches and high relief elephant heads at each corner — Vase, 1822
Rundell, Bridge & Rundell

G350

rectangular body with splayed rim, tapered base and flat foot; handles are two twisted intertwined pieces; exterior covered with leaves and grapes in low relief; text around unornamented base: " John Anstruther Thomson's LANCER by Stanford" on front and "AYR 1825" on back — Wine cooler, c. 1825
Paul Storr

G350

one of a set of six — Salt cellar, 1728-1729
Paul de Lamerie

G350

Two-handled cup with cover, David Willaume II — Two-handled cup with cover, 1728-1729
David Willaume II

G350

pitcher, embossed with vines and nine putti; S-scrolled handle with ram's head termination — Beer jug, 1884-1885 (designed 1883)
Pierre-Emile Jeannest; Manufacturer: Elkington and Co.

G350

George II creamer with panels of overlapping waves; jester's head at top of handle; central scroll on rim. Later regilt — Creamer, c. 1735-1745
Possibly Paul de Lamerie; Silversmith: Nicholas Sprimont

G350

Christening set (George Adams), silver gilt, stored in own case; individual dims on cat. card (bowl, plate, knife, fork and spoon) — Cup from a christening set, 1864-1865
George Adams; Manufacturer: Chawner & Co.; Retailer: J. Turner

G350

classical vase form; on square base with fluted pedestal feet; cast coat of arms; decorated with putti amidst scrolling grapevine; collars engraved on each side with two crests (dragon and lion) Description (consistent for each cooler): Classical vase form; on square base with fluted pedestal feet; cast coat of arms; decorated with putti amidst scrolling grapevine; collars engraved on each side with two crests (dragon and lion). Coat of arms: those of Sawbridge-Erle-Drax with Grosvenoer in pretence, probably for Johan Samuel Wanley Sawbridge of Olantigh Towers, Kent, Holnest House, Co. Dorset, and Ellerton Abbey, Co. York (1800-1887). He married in 1827 Jane Frances, sister and sole heiress of her brother Richerd Erle-Drax-Grosvenor, M.P., of Charlborough Park, Dorset (dd. 1828). By 1853, Burke's Visitations of Seats and Arms, vol. 2, records this latter house as the seat of John Samuel Wanley Erle-Drax, M.P., Captain of the East Kent Militia. Stamps/Inscriptions/Stickers: 1a-c) - D. ELLIS LONDON FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - A501/091 - in black, on bottom of base; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top of liner; - 2 - etched three times on bottom of removable liner. 2a-c) - D.ELLIS LONDON FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - A501/ - and illegible numbers in black, on bottom of base; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top of liner and side of collar; - A501/692 - in black, on bottom of removable liner. 3a-c) - D.ELLIS LONDON FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - A501/693 - in black, on bottom of base, bottom of liner and bottom of collar; - M209810 1(4) - on sticker on bottom of base; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top of liner and side of collar. 4a-c) - D.ELLIS LONDON FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - M209810 1(4) - sticker on bottom of base; - A501/691 - in black, on bottom of base, liner and collar; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top — Wine cooler, one of four, 1828
Edward, Edward, James, and Barnard (a.k.a. Edward Barnard & Sons); Retailer: David Ellis

G350

Salt, silver and silver gilt, English XVIIIc cat. card dims 2 x 3-3/4' diam One of a Set of Six — Salt cellar, 1728-1729
Paul de Lamerie

G350

one of a set of six — Salt cellar, 1728-1729
Paul de Lamerie

G350

George III two-handled covered cup — Two-handled cup with cover, 1765
William Kent; Maker: John Swift

G350

classical vase form; on square base with fluted pedestal feet; cast coat of arms; decorated with putti amidst scrolling grapevine; collars engraved on each side with two crests (dragon and lion) Description (consistent for each cooler): Classical vase form; on square base with fluted pedestal feet; cast coat of arms; decorated with putti amidst scrolling grapevine; collars engraved on each side with two crests (dragon and lion). Coat of arms: those of Sawbridge-Erle-Drax with Grosvenoer in pretence, probably for Johan Samuel Wanley Sawbridge of Olantigh Towers, Kent, Holnest House, Co. Dorset, and Ellerton Abbey, Co. York (1800-1887). He married in 1827 Jane Frances, sister and sole heiress of her brother Richerd Erle-Drax-Grosvenor, M.P., of Charlborough Park, Dorset (dd. 1828). By 1853, Burke's Visitations of Seats and Arms, vol. 2, records this latter house as the seat of John Samuel Wanley Erle-Drax, M.P., Captain of the East Kent Militia. Stamps/Inscriptions/Stickers: 1a-c) - D. ELLIS LONDON FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - A501/091 - in black, on bottom of base; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top of liner; - 2 - etched three times on bottom of removable liner. 2a-c) - D.ELLIS LONDON FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - A501/ - and illegible numbers in black, on bottom of base; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top of liner and side of collar; - A501/692 - in black, on bottom of removable liner. 3a-c) - D.ELLIS LONDON FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - A501/693 - in black, on bottom of base, bottom of liner and bottom of collar; - M209810 1(4) - on sticker on bottom of base; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top of liner and side of collar. 4a-c) - D.ELLIS LONDON FECIT - stamped, on front of base; - SH2097 - incised on bottom of base; - M209810 1(4) - sticker on bottom of base; - A501/691 - in black, on bottom of base, liner and collar; - EEBJW - and three stamps near top — Wine cooler, one of four, 1828
Edward, Edward, James, and Barnard (a.k.a. Edward Barnard & Sons); Retailer: David Ellis

G350

one of a set of six — Salt cellar, 1728-1729
Paul de Lamerie

G350

one of a set of six — Salt cellar, 1728-1729
Paul de Lamerie

G350

one of a set of six — Salt cellar, 1728-1729
Paul de Lamerie

G350

concave, plate-like shape; relief design of seated woman wearing a gauzy drape in an interior; putti with flowers wearing a necklace on PL side of woman; another figure places a basket of flowers at woman's feet — "Pompeiian Lady" plaque, 1875
Auguste Adolphe Willms; Designer: Léonard Morel Ladeuil (border); Manufacturer: Elkington and Co.

G350

gold-washed tines, silver handle; rounded head with tapering tines; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Dessert fork, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

Stoup (holy water basin), Giovanni Giardini da Forli — Stoup (holy water basin), c. 1715
Giovanni Giardini da Forli

G308

drinking cup carved in the form of a nautilus shell — Drinking cup, c. 1600
Jörg Ruel

G310

The inkstand is a replica of the Quirinal Monument in Rome and was made to commemorate its erection during the pontificate of Pius VI. The composition includes an Egyptian obalisk, and four horse tamers that can be swung from their bases on levers to reveal an inkwell and a sandbox; Sphinxes' headdresses conceal candle sockets; one of the drawers contains an assortment of tromp l'oeil engravings; two doves can be made to kiss by means of a lever located in the fountain; the inkstand has a leather carrying case that resembles a medieval fortified town, with gates, battlements and a bell tower. — The Coaci Inkstand, 1792
Vincenzo Coaci

G310

mirror with relief gold frame with foliage and putti; removable top section with fruit, putti and foliage — Mirror on a stand, from a toilette service, 1683
William Fowle; Retailer: Fowle & Wotton

G350

silver wire filigree and openwork tops on silver stem; twelve bells hang from top section, bells are gilded; crowns on top are gilded as well as upright supports on top — Rimmonim (Torah finial) (one of a pair), Date Unknown
Morocco

G254

standing male angel at right with a thin wire halo and carrying a thin staff with a curved thin element on front; angel wears robe with a shell motif on each side of chest and a sash with incised flowers over his PL shoulder; angel points downward with his PR hand; young man seated on rock at left, with bare feet, wearing a short robe with zigzag design at hem, looking up at angel; fantastic fish with many teeth, tongue and snout emerging from water at center; spaniel-type dog between two man figures, looking down at fish; figures are silver, base/rocks are gilded — Saint Raphael with Tobias, His Dog, and the Fish, c. 1780
Giuseppe Sanmartino

G350

angel wearing a breastplate and a helmet with a lion at the top and three feathers, holding a sword aloft in his PR hand; angel also wears a shield on his PL arm, printed with, "QUIS UT DEUS"; angel wears a short skirt and a flowered sash over his PR shoulder; angel stands on a fantastic animal with a fierce dog-like head with open mouth with many teeth, lion-like body, thick tail and bat-like wings; silver figures, gilt base — The Archangel Saint Michael in Triumph, c. 1780
Giuseppe Sanmartino

G350

wide maple bowl with wide splayed silver gilt lip; in center is a raised boss enclosing an engraved silver medallion of St. Margaret standing on a dragon — Mazer with scene of St. Margaret of Antioch and her dragon, c. 1470-1500
England

G350

silver wire filigree and openwork tops on silver stem; twelve bells hang from top section, bells are gilded; crowns on top are gilded as well as upright supports on top — Rimmonim (Torah finial) (one of a pair), early 20th century
Morocco

G254

cup with sides flaring very slightly outward; flat bottom; small rim at top; gilt interior and top rim; relief scenes of Mozambique on sides; one side has battle scene with nude figures fighting with bows, staffs and clubs; at right side of scene, one group of three figures and a pair of figures appear to represent aggressors attempting to cut off their opponents' genitals; other side has nude male figure wearing feathered headdress and necklace at right extending his hand to a female figure with long hair in a ponytail wearing a loincloth, accompanied by other figures; woman appears to wear a necklace of male genitals, while two figures at left pick up and carry male genitals; incised double coat of arms surmounted by a crown and palm tree separates two scenes; long engraved inscription on underside — Beaker, 1647-1650
Melchior Lauch

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bowl has two scroll handles and stands on a low moulded foot; a plain compressed knob surmounts the domed moulded cover, engraved on the cover and body with the Crown and the initials of the Earl of Ancaster and Kestinen; salver-on-foot is plain and circular with moulded edge; tall circular foot with moulded base; center engraved with Crown and the initials of the Earl of Ancaste and Kestinen — Covered bowl with salver, 1716-1717
James Fraillon

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egg-shaped upper section, pointed on top with pointed finial, with teardrop shaped gilt bells attached to short chains at top of egg; handle with sphere under egg and two sets of rings — Rimmonim (Torah finial) (one of a pair), 20th century
Iraq

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egg-shaped upper section, pointed on top with pointed finial, with teardrop shaped gilt bells attached to short chains at top of egg; handle with sphere under egg and two sets of rings — Rimmonim (Torah finial) (one of a pair), early 20th century
Iraq

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plant-husk form with lizard and bumble bee in relief — Pitcher, c. 1900
Attributed to M. Lucien Hirtz

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covered chalice, gilt silver — Chalice with cover, c. 1698
Germany

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in silver frame; central section the Marriage at Cana; below the Raising of Lazarus; the lozenge the Baptism of Christ; the borders are filled with foliage and representations of angel musicians; the coat of arms of Cardinal Balue, for whom the book cover was made, appear at the mid points — Book cover with scenes from the life of Christ, c. 1467-1469
Italy

G350

Sterling silver with gilt interior and Bakelite handle — "Modern America" pitcher, 1928
Erik Magnussen; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: J. E. Caldwell and Co.

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silver oval box with dual chambers and hinged covers; apple tree and an 'A' on one cover, a pear tree and an 'E' on the other, Latin inscription at side; hammered sides — Oval snuff box, 1899
Gilbert Leigh Marks

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parcel gilt beaker of tapered cylindrical form, engraved with foliate strapwork, enclosing three cartouches of male and female figures, moulded foot with corde band and serrated edge, engraved beneat with armorials, silver gilt — Beaker, 1653
Freneker

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Snuff bottle (one of pair 36.5.2-3), gold inlaid on two flat sides with a large floral spray of semi-precious stones Smaller floral designs in semi-precious stones on narrow sides. Two handles formed of gold scrolls. Gilt stand. — Snuff Bottle, 1900-1935
China

G216

Snuff bottle (one of pair 36.5.2-3), gold inlaid on two flat sides with a large floral spray of semi-precious stones. Smaller floral designs in semi-precious stones on narrow sides. Two handles formed of gold scrolls. Gilt stand. — Snuff Bottle, 1900-1935
China

G216

Silver-gilt with rock crystal handle and lid knob; two vermeil rings — Teapot, c. 1938
Jean Puiforcat

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large pearly iridescent shell fashioned into a cup; gold edging around opening with text and leafy design; dragon with wings and green eyes at front of raised portion of shell; leafy element in gold at top of raised portion with feet only remaining on top of ball; four feet in the form of snails; bell-like form at center bottom between feet; floral-like designs in red and green stones on body of shell — Turban snail shell cup, c. 1560
Unknown , South German or Flemish, 16th century; Artist: Unknown , India (Goa or Gujarat), 16th century

G310

Madonna and Child — The Madonna and Child with the Infant Saint John, c. 1750
Francesco de Mura

G308

rectangular tapered box skirted by pointed lobes; body decorated by leaf plants growing from lower corners and center points at long sides; 5 semi-precious stones mounted at top; light wood box liner; crown of points around perimeter of hinged cover — Humidor, 1901
Gilbert Leigh Marks

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Wine cooler, one of four, 1828

Edward, Edward, James, and Barnard (a.k.a. Edward Barnard & Sons); Retailer: David Ellis

G350

a piece from the cycle of tapestries woven for Marie de' Medici, The Stories of Queen Artemisia, based on an epic account by Nicolas Houel; woven in the Faubourg Saint-Marcel Manufactory of Marc de Conans and François de la Planche; warp undyed wool, 6½-7½ inds per cm., weft dyed wool and silk, silver and silver-gilt yarns, 24-40 ends per cm. — The Gifts, designed 1610–1617 (woven 1611–1622)
Central design possibly by Guillaume Dumée , with modifications by Laurent Guyot; Cartoonist: Central cartoon attributed to the workshop of Laurent Guyot; Designer: Border design and cartoon by Henry Lerambert; Weaver: Faubourg Saint-Marcel manufactory of Marc de Comans and François de la Planche

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This covered cylindrical toilet box, supported by three small feet in the form of bears, is gilt with decor patterns executed in incised lines. there are two ring handles suspended from t'ao-t'ieh masks on the vessel and a third ring handle on the lid, which is further adorned by three birds, reduced and highly stylized, in the round. The neck and foot belts bordering the main decor band display the 'triple lozenge' figure common on the Huai style mirrors and immensely popular throughout the Han era. The scene portrayed on the body presents various animals- birds, deer, bears- moving through a field of hills and drifting clouds. the treatment is spirited and free, with nothing in it of the symmetry one de rigeur in the bronze decor. The long, fluid lines are adorned with the 'han curl border' (for comment see BMFEA, Volume 13, pages 97,98). Patina light green at feet and on the lid animals. — Toilet box (lian), 1st-2nd century
China

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A piece for the tapestry cycle woven for Marie de' Medici, The Stories of Queen Artemisia, based on an epic account by Nicolas Houel; woven in the Faubourg Saint-Marcel manufactory of Marc de Comans and François de la Planche; warp undyed wool,6½-7½ ends per cm., weft dyed wool and silk, silver and silver-gilt yarns, 26-64 ends per cm. — The Queen’s Entry into the Harbor of Rhodes, designed 1562–1568
Central design by Antoine Caron; Cartoonist: Cartoon attributed to Henry Lerambert; Weaver: Faubourg Saint-Marcel Manufactory of Marc de Comans and François de la Planche; Designer: Border design attributed to Henry Lerambert

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Box and cover, 10th-12th century

China

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