heirloom collectibles antiques & silver: highlights from astaguru’s upcoming auction
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Our Heirloom Collectibles Antiques & Silver auction will present rare and exceptional pieces showcasing the best craftsmanship from across the globe. The catalogue features rare books, vintage clocks, furniture, ceramics, silver, crystal chandeliers, and other exceptional collectibles. This auction will be held on December 18-19, 2024.
Following are the highlights from the upcoming auction:
• Lot No. 8: A Napoleon III Style Carriage Bar
The presented lot is an exquisite liquor travel bar in a folding three-leaf case, executed in precious wood. The case cover is crafted from brass and features a tortoiseshell boulle inlay. The full travel set includes two gilded decanters, 14 cone-shaped glasses, and a brass grille with placeholders for two bottles.
• Lot No. 22: A Pair Of Champleve Enamel Bronze Moonflask Vases
The rare Japanese vases feature champlevé enamel work throughout the body with scrolling lotus designs. The center displays birds in enamel, while the handles are crafted in the form of dragons.
• Lot No. 10: A Bead Basket Chandelier By Baccarat
The presented lot is an exquisite chandelier featuring a beautifully adorned canopy with delicate bell motifs, gracefully complemented by a basket-shaped frame embellished with shimmering Baccarat beads. The design is enhanced by the addition of suspended bells, which bring a touch of elegance and timeless charm to the piece.
• Lot No. 42: A Pair Of English Hallmark Silver Candelabra By Vincci Ltd, London
Mounted on square bases with cut corners, these pieces showcase cherub masks framed by acanthus leaves. The faceted stems, adorned with floral details, lead up to detachable tops with four scrolling arms that support baluster-shaped sconces and a central light.
• Lot No. 9: Twenty Four Views Taken In Saint Helena, The Cape, India, Ceylon, Abyssinia & Egypt By Henry Salt
The presented lot is a rare book based on Henry Salt's travels to various locations. The book is bound in marbled calf, featuring dark red Morocco spine labels with gilt lettering on both the spine and the front, displaying the title and author.






