34 29th May 2010
STILL MISSING - WAITING TO BE FOUND
From the burglary at Ramsbury Manor, Wiltshire
Still missing 29th May 2010
Other objects still missing are shown on the following adjoining page page 7 of 8
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EXTREMELY RARE VICTORIAN STIRRUP CUP,
in the form of a terrier’s head with jaws open and ears erect, 1875 by John Hunt and Robert Roskell, inscribed Hunt and Roskell. 22ozs.Width: 6in (14.5cm)
VICTORIAN STIRRUP CUP, in the form of an Irish wolfhound’s head, the animal panting, 1849 by John Samuel Hunt, inscribed Hunt and Roskell, late Storr,Mortimer and Hunt (the collar with presentation inscription dated 1888). Also inscribed ‘Blackmore,Vale Point to Point 1888, won by Mr Elliott Lee’s Damon, Owner up’. 24ozs 10dwts. Width: 61
⁄4 in (17.5cm)
FINE VICTORIAN CAST STIRRUP CUP, realistically modelled
as an Irish wolfhound with textured hair, mouth slightly open and with slightly protruding tongue, stamped ‘Hunt & Roskell, Late Storr, Mortimer and Hunt’, by John S. Hunt, 1851, 26oz. Width 7in (17.8cm)
PIERRE LABROSSE SCENT FLASK,
RARE ELIZABETH I SILVER-GILT MOUNTED TIGERWARE JUG,
the hinged cover embossed with masks and fruit, and the top mount engraved with horizontal bands of strapwork and arabesque scrolls, the foot mount with embossed border of stylized ribbons, maker’s mark c.c. above a millrind, 1573.
MATTHEW BOULTON. RARE AND MAGNIFICENT PAIR OF ORMOLU TWO-LIGHT ‘LYON-FACED’ CANDELABRA
circa 1772.
Height: 171
⁄2
Diameter of base: 61 Width of arms: 121
⁄2
in (45cm) ⁄2
in (16.5cm) in (32cm)
Worcester Rice Spoon, thinly moulded after the Chinese original with a daisy flower terminal, painted in blue with the ‘Maltese Cross Floral’ pattern, a blue line around the rim, the exterior with flower sprays, 14cm, crescent
mark, circa 1768-70.
Early 19th century Glazed Tea Caddy enclosing six panels of paper scrolls with gilt leaf and sequin decoration, mounted painted oval panels, in sycamore frame.
Several Small Silver Churchill Memorabilia Dishes.
Pair of William IV Silver Gilt Ice Tongs with gnarled Claw Pincers,
engraved with a coat of arms of a dragon.
George III Fluted Gadrooned and Pierced Cake Basket
with gadrooning, flat handle, the base engraved with two identical coats of arms.
Modern Silver Wine Taster, the handle in the shape of a dolphin, the base containing a copper coin 1797.
Plain George II Serpentine-Shaped Snuffer Stand on four feet with an
indistinct coat of arms representing a head of a lion by
Paul Crespin, London 1730.
Large Modern Silver Gilt Sweetmeat Dish in the shape of a scallop shell standing on three shell feet.
One Modern Fitted Mahogany Carrying Case Box with brass handles,
lined with green baize containing a large quantity and variety of Georgian and earlier silver, such as Fruit Knives, Fruit Forks, Dessert Forks, three-pronged Meat Forks, modern silver gilt Christmas Dessert Spoons, Pickle Forks, Sugar Sifters, Tea Spoons, Sauce Ladles, etc.
Large plain George I Chamber Candlestick with a shaped and scrolled
handle with plain finial by Anthony Nelme.
Modern Silver Sweetmeat dish in the form of a scallop shell on three ball feet.
Modern Silver Circular Wine Taster, the handle shaped as two entwined sea serpents.
Charles II Silver Strawberry Dish, engraved with initials MMTT
and dated 1678.
Pair of late Victorian Nutcrackers, the plain handles with a shell and ribbed grips, by Aldwinkle and Slater 1892.
Modern Silver Sweet Dish with deep rim, the centre engraved with the bust of Sir Winston Churchill, on reverse, bust of Queen Elizabeth II.
one side depicting a robed male figure standing in front of a prunus tree with two birds in flight above, the other side depicting a similar figure seated within a gazebo surrounded by trees and foliage, the top with pull-out stopper, the underside of the base struck with ‘angers’ type maker’s mark, London, c.1697, silver gilt.
Believed to be unique.
Height: 21
⁄2 in (6.4cm). Provenance: Brian Beet
Literature: Silver Society Journal No 10, p.14, ill. p16
Victorian Small Watering Can, perhaps for use as a scent bottle filler, oval body with gilded straps and engraved to resemble planks of wood, the top with hinged lid and fixed arched shaped handle by Henry William Dee, 1872, and retailed by Tiffany.
Tiny George I Dram Cup, of plain tapering shape and with scroll handle, by
William Fleming 1725.
Pair of George III Miniature Salvers, with beaded borders on three feet, maker’s mark only probably for Joseph Cresswell,
circa 1775.
Set of ten 18th century Dutch miniature Tea and Coffee Set,
including kettle stand.
William III Eyebath, cylindrical shape, with shaped thread bordered edge, the body with engraved sea monster head issuing scrolling foliage and a band of stiff leafage just above the foot, maker’s mark only of George Manjoy, circa 1795, with French control mark,11
/2
in high, by George Manjoy.
Charles II period small decorated silver Pilgrim bottle, with screw on
lid attached to body by silver chain,approx. 1in high.
A rare William and Mary Chamberstick, with cannon handle, the
cylindrical sconce pierced with hearts, circles and scrolls, the underside of the base inscribed with contemporary initials ‘IR’,
by George Garthorne, 1690, total length 11in.
Any information, please contact D.I. Berrow Tel: 0121 251 2090 The Regional Asset Recovery Team, Bradford Street Police Station, Birmingham B12 OJB
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