|
Jacques Auguste Fauginet (1809-1847) - Green/brown patinated bronze figure - "Arab Stallion", the front right leg raised, on rectangular base, 8ins high, base 10ins x 3.25ins, bears signature to base, on ebonised rectangular stepped wooden plinth £700-1000 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
Charles Valton (1851-1918) - Bronze of lion with prey, 9.75ins high, signed £500-700 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
19th Century Continental school - Joan of Arc in full armour with a sword in her right hand clutched to her chest, on polished slate base, 9.75ins high overall £250-350 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
A late 19th/early 20th Century gilt metal rectangular plaque depicting six theatrical figures, worded "Sly-Am-Not-I-Christopher-Sly-Inducn., ScII", 23.75ins x 24.75ins £80-120 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
A late 19th Century French bronze figure of a female water carrier in antique dress, 24.5ins high (damaged) £250-350 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
An early 20th Century French green-brown patinated bronze bust of J.N. Monrocq (1819-1913), on rectangular base, 24ins high, indistinctly signed "Hulin" (?) and dated 1913, bearing founders mark for "C. Valshani", and sitter's details to base £700-1000 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
Jules Edmond Masson (1871-1932) - Gilt and green patinated bronze figure of a jaguar with open jaws poised to spring, on rectangular rocky base, 10ins x 19ins overall, with velour covered plinth £1200-1600 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
|
|
A 1920s silvery metal chatelaine bag, the lid embossed with Griffin and highlighted by glass turquoise cabochon, 3.5ins x 2.75ins x 3.25ins high, two Victorian beaded bags, and a selection of other bags, various £120-160 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
A late Georgian silk and woolwork needlework panel worked in colours with an elderly seated figure with a harp and a young girl looking on, 19ins x 24.5ins, in modern gilt frame and glazed £120-160 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
An early 19th Century needlework sampler worked in coloured silks by Maria G. Seecombe, June 12th 1815, aged 10, with ornate vases of flowers and a running floral motif to border, 10ins x 8ins, another worked by Ann Venning, Marhamchurch School, April 17th 1833, worked in coloured silks with "A Registry of the Family of Christopher and Ann Venning, Whalesborough in Marhamchurch, Cornwall", 25.25ins x 19ins, together with a sampler dated 1815 and two textile pictures, various £100-150 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
A Kashmiri paisley shawl, 128ins x 60ins £120-160 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
A set of four red leather suitcases retailed by Fortnum & Mason of Piccadilly, London, 22.5ins x 14.5ins x 6ins to 32ins x 18.5ins x 6ins, and a black leather suitcase also retailed by Fortnum & Mason £80-120 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
An early 20th Century Hungarian national costume comprising - floral headdress, waistcoat, skirt and blouse, an Edwardian child's blue linen sailor suit, and a small quantity of other textiles, various £100-150 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
An 1850s oyster satin beaded wedding dress, the bodice and central panel worked with floral ornament, with fishtail train, size 8-10 £60-80 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
A 1960's lady's blonde mink jacket with brown silk lining, size 10-12, length 22ins long, a blonde mink bolero, a squirrel jacket, and a small quantity of other fur, various £100-150 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
A lady's blonde mink full-length coat, size 10 £120-160 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
"It's a Royal Knockout" television programme - The Duchess of York's' costume designed by Shirley Davis, comprising - blue embroidered overdress, pale blue and white underskirt, cream shirt and blue velvet cape, complete with two headdresses
Note: Worn by The Duchess of York for the BBC "It's a Royal Knockout" Tournament 19th June 1987 £600-800 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
|
|
A late 19th Century lady's pottery pipe moulded in the form of a teacup with raised coloured roses and a white rim, 4.25ins, in an associated leather covered pipe case £80-120 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
A 19th Century English fan, the leaf printed in black with Epsom Derby winners from 1857-1872, with wooden sticks £60-80 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
A late 19th Century metal cased circular schnapps flask and screw top, printed in colours with amusing themes and with original multi-colour hanging cord, the centre of one side cut away to reveal a printed picture, 5ins diameter, together with another similar £80-120 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
An early 20th Century silver-handled cane, the handle of duck head pattern with glass eyes (one missing), London 1911, 37.5ins overall £150-200 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
A 19th Century Stanhope walking cane, the handle of marine ivory carved with a series of twisted radiating lines, the Stanhope showing a riske image of a scantily clothed female, the cane ebonised and with a small printed plaque - "RCm 1867", 35.25ins long £80-120 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
A Regency tortoiseshell and brass inlaid rectangular inkstand by Wells & Co. No. 29 Cockspur Street, London decorated in contra-partie "Boulle" work, with two glass inkwells and covers, drawer to front and cast carrying handles, supported on four lion paw feet, 10.5ins x 8.5ins x 7ins high (Wells & Co. trade label to interior of drawer)
Provenance: Sotheby's - 29th September 2009 - Powderham Castle & Seaton Delaval Hall £400-600 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
A 19th Century French ebonised and red tortoiseshell Boulle writing slope with two gilt brass inkwells, leather lined slope enclosing compartment, with carved edge, 23.5ins wide x 20.5ins deep x 5ins high £120-160 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
An extensive collection of 20th Century tin plate printed money boxes, mostly of pillar box form, including - "Coronation Year 1937", 6ins high, George VI "Buy Savings Certificate", 6ins high, "The Family Journal Money Box. Save Your Pennies", 4.75ins high, together with approximately two-hundred others and a small number of biscuit and sweet tins, various £150-200 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
Four autographed cricket bats, including - Gray-Nicolls - "Kent Country Cricket Club, The 1998 Team, Coach: Mr John Wright, Captain: Mr Steve Marsh", a signed cricket stump, the stump having been cut vertically across its length to provide two flat surfaces and hinged, and a miniature Gray-Nicolls autograph bat with the Kent Team (undated) £250-350 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
An early 20th Century metal "Phosferine Tonic" advertising figure of Hercules splitting a tree trunk, 15ins high, together with a Phillips advertising figure of a cobbler, 12.5ins high £150-200 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
An early 20th Century Worthington's Pale Ales advertising mirror, the glass partially etched and printed in colours with Prince of Wales feathers to the centre, framed, with engraved makers name - "Forrest & Son, Glasgow", and with original backboards £800-1200 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
An early 20th Century Simonds of Reading Pale Ales and Stout advertising mirror, with gilt lettering and hop leaf trademark in red, by Brilliant Sign Co. Ltd., London, in oak frame, 18ins x 30ins overall £300-500 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
An early 20th Century Colman's Mustard advertising mirror, the centre with printed portrait of Queen Mary above two tins of Colman's Mustard, with gilt lettering and framed, 21.75ins x 11.75ins overall £100-150 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
A late 19th Century English taxidermy study of a grey heron (Ardea Cinerea), standing amongst grasses, in glazed case, 29ins x 10.75ins x 33.5ins high £80-120 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
|
|
A carpenter's stained pine chest, 36ins wide x 18ins deep x 19ins high, containing a selection of carpenters tools, including - four saws, five marking gauges, two braces and bits, and a small selection of moulding planes and other tools, various £150-200 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
A carpenter's painted chest, 37ins wide x 21ins deep x 20ins high, interior with a small chest, fitted five drawers, containing a selection of carpenters tools, various, including - saw, collection of chisels and other carpentry tools, various £150-200 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
A mahogany nest of fourteen small drawers, 39ins wide x 9.25ins deep x 13.5ins high, containing a selection of various tools - engineers and carpenters, paintbrushes, etc. £120-160 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
A collection of forty beechwood moulding planes, six beechwood smoothing planes, and two beechwood and brass mounted plough planes (contained in four boxes) £150-200 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
A Stanley steel jack plane, two other metal jack planes, a Stanley No. 45 adjustable moulding plane (no blades), a set of drawing instruments in walnut and brass metal bound box, one set of other drawing instruments and a selection of tools in various fittings, locks, oddments, etc. (contained in four boxes) £100-150 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
Four Anglo-Indian cream and white painted wood overdoor poles of reeded form, with ribbon cresting, floral swags and turned finials, each 72ins wide x 17ins high (complete with modern brass brackets) £150-200 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
|
|
A late 19th Century brass oil lamp, the Corinthian column with acanthus capital, on a stepped base supporting a pierced brass holder, with a copper and brass oil reservoir and burner, glass chimney and etched glass shade, 34ins high overall £80-120 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
A pair of modern lacquered brass electric table lamps, the central columns with one branch, on circular bases, 21ins high, and a similar pair of Corinthian column pattern electric table lamps, 15ins high, and red shades for all £80-120 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
Two pairs of 20th Century gilt brass two-branch wall lights of Rococo design, each 19.25ins high, converted to electricity £250-300 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
A brass electric table lamp of Corinthian column form, on square stepped base, 20ins high, and shade for same £100-150 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
A gilt brass framed six light chandelier hung with cut prismatic drops and six electric candle branches, 25ins diameter x 32ins drop £120-160 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
A pair of brass electric table lamps, each in the form of triple candlestick on circular bases and with brass shades for same, 24ins high £120-160 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
A pair of early 20th Century Continental gilt brass two-branch wall lights of "Neo-Classical" design, converted to electricity, each 24.25ins £150-200 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
A pair of 20th Century gilt brass two-branch wall lights of Rococo design, each 17.5ins high, converted to electricity £100-120 plus 24% BP*
|
|
|
|
