Antiques, Decorative Arts & Jewellery
Auction Friday 28th January 2005
at 10.30am
Viewing Thursday 27th
January 9am till 7pm
Friday 28th November from 9am
Enquiries Ian Glennie or Anthony Salani on 0141 221 4456
Email i.c.glennie@mctears.co.uk, a.salani@mctears.co.uk
ENQUIRIES, IMAGES & CONDITION REPORTS
Ceramics, glass & objects | cinema posters
works of art, objects, clocks & metalware
jewellery | silver | pictures | furniture
Works of Art, Objects, Clocks & Metalware
261 Fleetwood transistor radio,
modelled as a globe of the world,
8 ¼in (20.8cm)
£30 - 50
262 Arts & Crafts brass charger,
of circular form with border of repousse
Celtic knotwork, 19 ½in 49.5cm)
diameter
£100 - 150
263 Arts & Crafts pewter wall mirror,
of rectangular form decorated in repousse
work with cherry sprigs, 21in x 31in
(53.3cm x 78.7cm)
£200 - 300
264 Elizabeth Mary Watt painted treen box,
painted on the cover and sides with
stylised landscape scenery with bats and
toadstools, signed to base,
6 ¼in (15.8cm) wide
£150 - 250
265 Set of four graduated copper Art Nouveau
jugs,
with embossed floral designs, makers
mark JS & S, England and bearing
registration number 409942, the tallest
11in (28cm) high,
the smallest 7in (17.8cm) high
£300 - 400264
266 Art Deco style alabaster statuette,
modelled as a partially clad female in
recumbant pose on a black slate base,
9in (22.2cm)
£150 - 200
267 Ovide Yencesse French Art Nouveau
bronze medallion,
one side showing Eve sitting under the
tree of knowledge the reverse with apple
and serpent, signed,
2 ¼in (5.7cm) diameter
£60 - 90
268 Art Deco inkstand,
modelled with a stylised chrome stag
flanked by two chrome inkbottles all on a
rectangular base section,
10in (25.3cm) wide
£30 - 40
269 Small Limoges enamel on copper vase,
signed inside the lip, P. Bonnaud and
decorated to the neck with mottled
iridescent colours above a frosted section
and on a brass circular footrim,
3 ¾in (9.5cm) high
£70 - 90
270 Ten Scottish clay pipes
by White’s of Glasgow, bearing Masonic
emblems, maker marked and in original
manufacturers packaging and wood
shavings
£30 - 50
271 Nineteen Thirties Plaza Ballroom,
Glasgow
poster by E.P. Kinsella, in billboard
sections, 73in x 114in (186cms x 290cms)
£200 - 300
272 Shagreen and brass opium pipe set,
comprising of a pipe, match holder, lighter
and tobacco holder combined, all encased
in a shagreen base, the base of the pipe
inscribed with oriental characters,
12 ½in (32.2cm) high.
£80 - 120
273 Glasgow school Arts and Crafts copper
wall mirror,
of oval form and decorated in repousse
work with stylised floral designs,
28 ½in (72.4cm) wide
£150 - 200
274 Two Arts and Crafts steel candlesticks,
of hammered and riveted steel
construction, both on circular base
sections and with handles,
the tallest 7in (18cm) high
£50 - 70
275 Arts and Crafts design pewter tea caddy,
the circular cover with finial over barrel
shaped vessel with embossed leaf designs
5in (12.7cm) high
£20 - 30
276 Art Nouveau pewter tankard
of tapering circular form with foliate form
handle, unmarked. 5in (13cm) high
£20 - 30
277 Art Nouveau pewter tankard
of tapering circular form with spreading
lip and foliate form handle, marked
English Pewter, 006, 4 ¼in (10.8cm) high
£20 - 30
278 Bristol Blue glass carafe
of bottle shape with ground pontil, the
neck with metal relief decorated rim
designed with fruiting vine
12 ½in (31.7cm) high
£30 - 50
279 Hugh Wallace silver inlaid hammered
bowl,
with central fish motif and banded edge,
marked with monogram below: a similar
circular plaque and one other (3)
£40 - 50
280 Art Nouveau copper watering can,
by JS & SB, with relief decorated designs,
9 ¾in (24.7cm) high
£60 - 80
281 Early twentieth century Schweppes’s
advertising mirror,
advertising Cyder and cordials,
manufactured by Forrest and Son,
Glasgow, 18 ½in x 10in (47cm x 25.5cm)
£100 - 150
282 Pair of Sherwin and Colton ceramic tiles,
modelled by George Cartlidge and
portraying Monks in domestic settings,
and in simulated rosewood frames, the
tiles 6in x 12in (15cm x 35cm)
£150 - 200
283 Pair of Sherwin and Colton ceramic tiles,
modelled by George Cartlidge and
portraying Dickensian characters, each
6in x 12in (15cm x 35cm)
£120 - 150
284 Sherwin and Colton ceramic tile,
modelled by George Cartlidge and
portraying a bull’s head,
6in (15cm) square
£30 - 40
285 Chinese silk embriodered jacket,
with floral details and figures in
landscapes
£30 - 40
286 ‘The Face of Glasgow’,
by William Power, drawings by Robert
Eadie, R.S.W., signed by the artist,
published by John Smith, one volume
£20 - 30
287 Dinky fire tender model,
the Merryweather Marquis, number 285,
boxed
£30 - 50
288 Art Nouveau brass tray and crumb scoop,
decorated in relief with poppies and
whiplash tendrils, maker JS &S
£30 - 50
289 Sherwin and Cotton ceramic tile,
designed by George Cartlidge and entitled
‘Winter gleanings’,
12in x 6in (30.4cm x 15.2cm)
£80 - 120
290 Boxed set of five exhibition catalogues,
‘Art in Glasgow at the turn of the century’
featuring Jessie. M. King; The Glasgow
Boys, Alex Reid - A man of influence,
and J. Craig. Annan - Photographer
£60 - 80
291 Collection of seven Art Nouveau ceramic
tiles,
in various designs and colours
£50 - 70
292 Benham & Froud copper kettle,
designed by Christopher Dresser, with
straight ebonised and brass handle and
raised on triple brass feet, 9 ½in (24.2cm)
£350 - 400
293 Brass light fitting,
in the fashion of Charles Rennie
Mackintosh, formed from woven and
riveted brass straps and an Arts and
Crafts design tea kettle (2)
£60 - 80
294 Perry & Son candlestick designed by
Christopher Dresser,
the circular sconce over a stem and broad
domed base section, the curved wood
handle with brass mounts bearing
diamond registration and designers name,
5 ¾in (14.7 cm)
£400 - 500
295 Liberty & Co Tudric pewter clock,
in a hammered finish, the arched top over
a circular silvered dial and rectangular
section body on bun feet, 6 ½in (16.5cm)
£200 - 250
296 Marion Henderson Wilson Arts and
Crafts brass planter,
decorated Glasgow rose and briar motifs
and raised on bun feet and with swing
handle, 10in (25.5cm) wide,
monogrammed
£600 - 700
297 Arts and crafts copper tray by Hugh
Wallis,
of circular form with diamond design
border, 11 ½in (29.3cm) diameter, and a
pair of pen and ink stencilled Art
Nouveau wood candlesticks
£30 - 40
298 Collection of Arts and Crafts textiles,
stitched with floral designs, a lot
£80 - 120
299 Thirteen ‘Curios’ catalogues,
circa 1900, Liberty & Co, monthly
additions to the ranges carried for sale
£250 - 300
300 ‘The Horse’,
covers designed by Talwin Morris,
published by Gresham Company ,
a 9 volume set
£50 - 60
301 Red Letter Series, The Works of William
Shakespeare,
covers and art work designed by Talwin
Morris, 17 volumes
£80 - 120
302 Margaret Gilmour Arts and Crafts brass
desk set,
decorated with repousse in relief with
Celtic knot motifs, comprising a ink well;
pen tray and pins dish (3)
£400 - 500
303 Jaegre-le-Coultre mantle clock,
of curved form with three perspex pillars
either side of the open movement, the
jewelled clockwork mechanism with fixed
winder to reverse, 10in (25.4cm)high
£200 - 300
304 Bronze figure of a stag,
on a naturalistic base section and upon a
black marble plinth, 29in (73 ½cm) high
£200 - 250PAGE 11
305 Set of brass scales,
in glazed mahogany case, maker Griffin
and George Ltd, London
£40 - 60
306 Art Deco oak longcase clock,
the arched top over a circular silvered dial
with numerals in black over an arched
glazed trunk door and raised on squat
bun feet, 73in (185.5cm) high
£200 - 300
307 Chinese silk embroidered panel,
in a gilt frame,
20in x 4 ½in (50.8cm x 11.5cm)
£20 - 30
308 Oak longcase clock,
the swan neck pediment over an arched
painted dial with seconds dial and a thirty
one day ring over a plain trunk with
corner pilasters, 79in (200.7cm) high
£400 - 600
309 By-Gone Glasgow- Sketches of Vanished
Corners in the City and Suburbs’,
by David Small, published by Morison
Brothers 1896, number 110/450 copies
£50 - 80
310 ‘The Glasgow School of Painters’,
by G. Baldwin Brown, illustrated,
published by James Maclehose and Sons,
1908, one volume
£50 - 80
311 ‘Glasgow in the Forties’
by William Simpson R.I., illustrated ,
published by Morison Brothers,
numbered 445/500, one volume
£40 - 60
312 Branch staff,
the twisted and knotted stick with brass
ferrule, 42in (106 .5cm) long
£40 - 60
313 Chinese bronze vessel with cover,
of archaistic ceremonial type, with twin
handles, relief decorated with animals on
a matted ground, with all over induced
patination, 15 ¼in (38.6cm) high
£150 - 250
314 Chinese bronze handled dish,
of archaistic ceremonial form, relief
decorated with animals in panels, with
induced patinated finish, 9 ¾in (24.7cm)
£30 - 50
315 Nineteenth century woollen Paisley shawl,
of square shape with double sided
traditional designs
£80 - 120
315A Model of a Fifteenth Century Galleon,
handcrafted by sailor, on stand
30in x 34in (76cm x 86cm)
height and length
£40 - 60
315B Model of a Fifteenth Century Galleon
‘Louise’,
handcrafted by sailor, on stand,
28in x 31in (71cm x 79cm)
£40 - 60
315C Model of a Fifteenth Century Galleon,
handcrafted by sailor, on stand,
30in x 34in (76cm x 86cm)
£40 - 60
315D Two ‘ship in a bottle’ models,
made by sailors, 12in (30.5cm) long
£30 - 50
316 Nineteenth century Dutch design brass
mirror,
the embossed crest above bevelled
rectangular glass, 23in (53.8cm) high
£50 - 60
317 Lot of seventy advertising pictures,
mainly American products dating to the
1950’s and 1960’s
£80 - 120
318 Lot of fifteen pastel sketches,
portraying rock and pop stars, including
Dolly Parton, Jimmy Hendrix,
Chuck Berry, Ray Charles, Mick Jagger,
The Everly Brothers, etc.
£50 - 80
319 Creedmoor mechanical money bank,
the coins for deposit fired by a rifleman
into tree stump, lacking most of the
original paintwork, 10in (25.4cm) long
£60 - 80
320 Nineteenth century wood cream pail
of staved construction with lug handles,
6 ½in (16.5cm) high
£30 - 40
321 Victorian wood grain measure
of circular tapering form and with ring
handle, 12 ½in (31.7cm)
£30 - 40
322 Victorian copper wine cooler,
with gadrooned edge, brass handles and
on spreading circular base section,
10 ¼in (26cm) high
£40 - 50
323 Oak desk inkstand,
the central brass handle flanked by two
brass lidded glass inkwells
£20 - 30
324 Victorian brass inkwell
of shell and scroll rococo style with
hinged cover
£20 - 30
325 Victorian brass inkwell,
modelled as Daniel Lambert, reputedly the
largest man in Britain, 3 ½in (9cm) high
£30 - 40
326 ‘Floradora’ bisque headed doll,
with glass eyes and real teeth, articulated
leather body and dressed in original satin
costume, 12in (30.4cm) high
£80 - 120
327 Glasgow underground painted wood
railway signs,
for Hillhead: Shields Road; St. Enoch and
St. George’s Cross; a 1928 Glasgow
Tramway system map and various
timetable posters etc, a lot
£100 - 150
328 Scottish horn snuff mull,
with unmarked silver mounts, the cover
with thistle motif over a band inscribed
James McAlpine Bannockburn, the scroll
end carved into an elephant’s head,
3 ½in (9cm)
£80 - 120
329 Tortoiseshell and horn snuff box,
the hinged cover inlaid with silver thread
and mother of pearl and with a named
plaque for T. Bruce, 3 ¼in (8.3cm)
£50 - 60
330 Cranston’s tearoom caddy spoon
and vesta case bearing inscribed advertising
logos (2)
£30 - 50
331 Gilt metal altar piece candle bracket,
inscibed ‘Ave Maria’ and with relief
plaque of the Virgin Mary and Christ
within ornate Neo-Classical brass
surround and fitted with single candle
sconce, 28in (71cm) high
£100 - 150
332 Mahogany longcase clock
with swan neck pediment over arched
painted dial marked for C. Stonhouse of
Newcastle, flanked by later turned
columns over trunk with side corner
pilasters and on bracket feet
£500 - 800
333 Rosewood wheel barometer,
inlaid with mother of pearl details,
38in (96.5cm) high
£300 - 500
334 Victorian black slate mantel clock,
the rectangular top over a circular white
dial with Roman Numerals in black on a
stepped plinth base section, complete with
pendulum, 14in (35.5cm) high
£80 - 120
335 Miniature mantel clock,
with handpainted enamel dial depicting
cupids in clouds within a blue enamel ring
on a black marble base, marked Swiss,
2 ½in (6.4cm)
£80 - 100
336 Reproduction brass lantern clock,
the dial named for Thomas Moore of
Ipswich, complete with pendulum and
single weight, 14in (35.5cm) high
£100 - 150
337 Pair of miniature hand painted porcelain
plaques,
oval and depicting young girls in garden
settings within gilt frames,
each 3 ¼in (8.3cm) high including frames
£70 - 90
338 Adam Smith, The Wealth of Nations,
bound in calf, published by Clarendon
Press, 1880, 2 volumes
£100 - 150
339 Japanese bronze incense burner,
modelled as a young boy on top of a lion
rampant and on a naturalistic base
section, the lion’s head with open mouth
to allow the smoke out,
17 ½in (44.4cm) high
£900 - 1200
340 Circular mahogany office wall clock,
the cream painted dial with Roman
numerals and fitted with fusee movement,
14 ½in (37cm) diameter
£200 - 300
341 Papier Mache music box,
of drum shape and with transfer print of a
young boy and dog to top and a young
girl at the piano to the base surrounded
with the alphabet, playing two airs by the
action of a winding handle,
3 ¼in (8.3cm) diameter
£80 - 120
342 Three Victorian ambrotypes,
in folding cases and two unframed tin
types portraits (4)
£30 - 40
343 Victorian alabaster figure of a young boy,
in Victorian costume upon a marble
column ending in a hexagonal base
section, height overall, 65 ½in (166.4cm)
£200 - 300
344 no lot
345 Figural ashtray,
modelled as an eagle on an oval onyx
base
£20 - 40
346 Unusual Japanese cloisonné plate
of circular form and with Satsuma type
decoration to central section depicting a
family group, 8 ¼in (21cm)
£40 - 60
347 Two Chinese cloisonné vases,
decorated with flowers on a ruby
coloured ground and a similar circular
lidded box (3)
£80 - 120
348 Japanese inlaid and enamelled metallic
plate
of circular form depicting a coastal scene
and highlighted in gilt and silver,
6in (15.3cm) diameter
£50 - 70
349 Unusual Japanese bark textured
earthenware vase,
of bottle shape and with cloisonné
decoration around the rim, foot rim and
in areas on the body portraying a bird
amongst branches, 9 ¾in (24.7cm) high
£40 - 60
350 Brown’s Self Interpreting Bible
published by Blackie & Sons, in quarter
bound leather
£30 - 50
351 Small Victorian bisque headed doll
with original wig and clothes and with
sleeping eyes, the limbs articulated,
9in (22.8cm) high
£50 - 60
352 Pair of nineteenth century painted leaves,
of feather shape and depicting the tall ship
Achnashie of Glasgow; ‘In Full Sail’ and
‘On Her Beam Ends, Off Cape Town,
17th July 1871, both in small modern
frames
£30 - 50
353 Blonde turtle shell,
27in (68.5cm) long
£50 - 60
354 Art Deco Onyx deskstand,
with a central eagle surmount flanked by
a pair of inkwells, 11 ½in (29.2cm) wide
£20 - 30
355 Brass ship’s clock,
the paper dial with Roman numerals in
black, complete with key,
9in (22.8cm) diameter
£50 - 60
356 French Brass carriage clock,
the swing handle over scroll frieze above
circular silvered dial flanked by corner
pilasters, on turned feet, rear door
damaged, 5 ¾in (14.6cm) high
£50 - 60
357 Mahogany longcase clock,
the swan neck pediment over an arched
painted dial portraying The Act Of Union
and with figures representing the four
elements to the spandrels, in a plain trunk
raised on turned supports,
88 ½in (225cm)
£400 - 600
358 German fiddle,
impress marked HOPF and fitted with
rosewood tuning pegs, length of back,
14 ¾in (37.5cm)
£40 - 60
359 Child’s fiddle,
impress marked for Paganini, complete
with carry case and a bow, length of
back, 12 ½in (31.7cm)
£40 - 60
360 Scottish fiddle
with paper label for Archibald Morrison,
Glasgow 1891, fitted with rosewood
tuning pegs and complete with carry case
and bow, length of back, 14 ½in (36.8cm)
£300 - 500
361 Violin and two bows in a case,
paper label marked for Anton Hoffman
and with rosewood tuning pegs, length of
back 14 ¾in (37.5cm) one bow silver
mounted
£800 - 1000
362 Late Victorian black slate mantel clock,
of architectural form, the circular dial
with enamel chapter ring and visible
escapement, 16in (40.6cm) high
£100 - 150
362A Black slate mantle clock,
decorated with Egyptian motifs and
circular black slate dial with carved gilt
Roman numerals, 13 ¼in (33.6cm) wide
£80 - 120
363 Boy’s swagger stick
with dog’s head pommel,
25in (63.5cm) long
£25 - 30
364 Wooden paperknife,
the pierced handle now lacking its
Stanhope viewer, 10in (25.4cm) long
£15 - 20
365 Lizars brass microscope
in a fitted mahogany case and complete
with accessories,
the case 10 ½in (26.7cm) high
£100 - 150
366 Miniature mahogany table top revolving
book commode,
12in (30.3cm) high
£30 - 35
367 Nineteenth century plum pudding
mahogany
chest of drawers money bank,
7 ¾in (19.5cm) wide
£120 - 150
368 Mahogany cased Van Der Graph electric
generator, late nineteenth century and
operated by an ebony and brass handle,
13 ½in (34cm) long
£80 - 120
369 Novelty table jewellery box,
modelled as a grand piano and with silk
lined interior, the satinwood case on
ebonised turned legs with gilt metal paw
feet, the front with pierced metal details,
12in (30.3cm) long
£150 - 200
370 Victorian ebonised oval mirror,
the bevelled glass in an oval frame with
key pattern and egg and dart borders,
20 ½in (52.2cm) high
£30 - 40
371 Four boxes of magic lantern slides,
depicting geological surveys, scenes and
railway excavation works, in four Ilford
card boxes
£30 - 50
372 Cloisonné vase,
of oviform and decorated with birds
amongst tree branches on a black ground,
5 ¾in (14.5cm) high
£30 - 40
373 Coromandel elephant bridge group,
and two carved elephant figures,
the group 22 ½in (57cm) long
£30 - 50
374 Nineteenth century brass and copper
samovar,
of urn shape with scroll handles and on
quadripartite base section,
16in (40.5cm) high
£50 - 60
375 Violin and four bows,
the instrument with rosewood finger
board and a turned up tuning head with
holes for eight tuning pegs, length of back
14 ½in (36.8cm)
£50 - 80
376 Victorian red leather and brass bound
stamp album,
by Richard Senf, devoid of any stamps
£40 - 60
377 Green glass oil lamp,
on a spreading metal base section, another
on an Art Nouveau spreading metal base
section and a wheel cut glass lampshade,
a lot
£40 - 60
378 Brass novelty nutcracker,
modelled as a dog on a rectangular base
section, 11 ½in (29.3cm) long
£40 - 60
379 Silver plated table lamp and shade,
the tall baluster stem on triple scroll
supports on plinth base section,
24in (61cm) high excluding electric fitting
and shade
£300 - 400
380 Silver plated standard light,
with top section set with cherubs in relief
and three scroll branches over baluster
pedestal section ending in triple scroll feet
on plinth base section, 67in (170cm) high
£400 - 500
381 Pair of silver plated twin branch wall
lights,
modelled with cherubs in relief above base
section with pineapple finial,
each 15 ½in (39.3cm) high
£400 – 500
ENQUIRIES, IMAGES & CONDITION REPORTS
Ceramics, glass & objects | cinema posters
works of art, objects, clocks & metalware
jewellery | silver | pictures | furniture