ELSTOB & ELSTOB AUCTIONEERS - Fine Art, Antiques & Jewellery 29th February & 1st March

ELSTOB & ELSTOB AUCTIONEERS 62 Two Day Sale of Fine Art, Antiques & Jewellery including Fine Wines and Spirits - Saturday 29th February & Sunday 1st March 361 A SET OF PAINTED METAL FIGURES OF SNOWWHITE ANDTHE SEVEN DWARFS, together with A COLD-PAINTED BRONZE STAG, etc. £40.00-£60.00 362 A SET OFVICTORIAN BRASS POSTAL SCALES, the beam stampedWARRANTED ACCURATE, the decorated base with six weights, 22.5cm wide; together with AVICTORIAN COMMEMORATIVE GUN METAL MODEL CANNON, inscribed ROYAL GEORGE SUNK 1782, (a/f). (2) Note: HMS Royal George was a 100 gun first rate ship of the Royal Navy, when launched in 1756 she was the largest warship in the world. She sank whilst anchored off Portsmouth in 1782 with the loss of more than 800 lives. £40.00-£60.00 363 A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH CAST METAL JEWEL CASKET, SIGNED A.B. PARIS, rectangular with hinged cover, decorated in Medieval style with scrolling foliage, tracery and animals, the interior fabric lined. 7cm high, 11.5cm wide, 10cm deep £80.00-£120.00 364 A RUSSIAN KHODYNKA “CUP OF SORROWS” 1896 COMMEMORATIVE BEAKER, in gilt and enamelled steel, as distributed to the public to mark the coronation of Nicholas II and Alexandra in May 1896. 10cm A catastrophic stampede amongst revellers celebrating the coronation, caused partly by rumours that these commemorative beakers each contained a gold coin, led to 1,389 deaths at Khodynka Field, Moscow. £150.00-£250.00 365 A LATE 19th CENTURY HOUND’S HEAD LADY’S CARRIAGE WHIP, the silver plated terminal finely modelled and engraved as a dog’s head, with a blank cartouche and engraved to the collar “Ashford, Maker to The Queen”. Length overall 72.5cm £200.00-£300.00 366 A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN CUT-GLASS DECANTERS INA SILVER-PLATED STAND, the decanter each with faceted ball stopper over a panelled neck and facet cut body, in a stand cast with ropework and beaded rims and raised on putto-cast scroll feet. Height of stand 28cm £60.00-£80.00 Silver-Plate