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A 19th Century Shawl, woven with long foliate designs and paisley boteh in muted reds, pink, turquoise and green, 250cm by 160cm; a 19th Century Cream Wool Printed Shawl, with regular repeats of flowers, silk fringing, 155cm square (2) £120 - 180
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Late 19th Century White Linen Bed Cover, embroidered in red and white work, with central floral motif and surrounded by garlands of flowers, within a scalloped border with lace trim, 170cm by 230cm; Another Bed Cover, embroidered with a central square of white floral motifs, surrounded by panels of embroidery framed by crochet work, within a crochet trim, 170cm by 220cm £100 - 150
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Assorted White Cotton and Linen, including damask table cloths, embroidered cloth, napkins, crochet edged linens; baby gown with multi pleated and embroidered bodice, day dress, three white cotton underskirts with crochet and lace insertions, Tookatson white cotton night dress etc (one box) £100 - 200
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Assorted White Cotton and Damask Table Linen, including napkins, table cloths, embroidered and cut work table mats, tray cloths; Indian Cream Silk Embroidered Shawl, with floral detailing over a net base and tassel trim (two boxes) £120 - 180
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A 19th Century Cotton Patchwork Quilt, with a central square formed by pink and striped sprigged fabrics, within four outer frames, nicely quilted, edged in pink, 220cm by 200cm £200 - 300
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Late 19th Century Quilt, with large central square of floral cotton, surrounded by frames of patched and pieced fabrics and zig zag trim, cream to the reverse, 210cm by 245cm £100 - 150
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Late 19th Century White Quilt, finely quilted with a central circular pattern with a variety of fillings, surrounded by diamonds and feathers, leading to a border of pear shaped patterns and fillings, bordered with swags, 210cm by 225cm £120 - 180
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Possibly Indian Red Wool Shawl, hand woven in paisley motifs within a foliate border, 88cm by 225cm; Blue Wool Shawl embroidered in the Indian style in cream silk, 70cm by 190cm (2) £250 - 350
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Assorted Circa 1920s and Later Table Linen, including yellow, pink and cream linen sets of tablecloths and napkins, some decorated with hem stitch and fine embroidery, and a silver lamé cloth, napkins etc (two boxes) £150 - 250
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Assorted White Linen, including new Irish linen sheets, four White Company king size white linen sheets, Givan's white linen pillowcases, baby linen pillow cases, all in original packaging; placemats, coasters, embroidered linen etc (two boxes) £100 - 200
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A Large 19th Century Strippy Quilt, in decorative Victorian floral sprigged and other coloured cottons, using a variety of quilting styles, 278cm by 240cm £150 - 250
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An Early 20th Century Reversible Quilt, in a dark cream printed with pink roses and pink stripes to one side, 205cm by 225cm; Another Similar in the same fabric with a large pink square to the centre on one side, 210cm by 245cm (2) £150 - 250
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19th Century Cotton Bed Cover, comprising squares of patched or single panels of floral prints in pink, blue, green and purple, within a wide brown trim printed with flowers, mixed print patchwork squares to each corner, circular quilting to the outer edge, cream to the reverse, 245cm by 250cm £120 - 180
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19th Century Decorative Quilt, comprising red, green and white patchwork stars, diamonds and squares, and four large blocks of red daisy heads, quilted in diamonds, white linen reverse, 185cm by 195cm £120 - 180
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19th Century Turkey Red and White Star Quilt, in alternating blocks, patched white linen reverse, chevron quilting, 176cm by 235cm £120 - 180
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Early 20th Century Salmon Pink Quilt, reversible with yellow, quilted with a central rose pattern, surrounded by diamond, leaf, feathers and rose quilting within a plaited border, 190cm by 220cm £120 - 180
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19th Century Patchwork Quilt, decorated with coloured stars overall in coloured silks on a black silk ground, initialled 'E I' dated '1885', with a decorative printed paisley shawl to the reverse, within a striped silk trim, 180cm by 220cm £120 - 180
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An Edwardian Woven Paisley Shawl, primarily in red and green, 180cm by 170cmProvenance: Haverdell House, Low Row, North Yorkshire. Passed down through the family since early 20th century. £70 - 100
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A Late 19th Century Cotton Patchwork Quilt, with hexagonal flower head pattern overall, cream to the reverse, 240cm by 225cmProvenance: Haverdell House, Low Row, North Yorkshire. Passed down through the family since early 20th century. £150 - 200
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A 19th Century Cotton Patchwork Coverlet, decorated with stars within a scalloped edge, 140cm by 75cmProvenance: Haverdell House, Low Row, North Yorkshire. Passed down through the family since early 20th century. £100 - 150
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Large Cream Linen Table Cloth, with crochet insertions, 264cm by 332cm; Another Similar with drawn thread work insertions, 232cm by 270cm; Floral White Damask Banqueting Cloth, woven with classical urns, acanthus leaves and other items, 220cm by 455cm (3) £150 - 250
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A Long Length of Linen Fabric, printed in purple and natural colours depicting a pedestal fruit bowl with contents, surrounded by three exotic looking birds and leaves, 78cm wide by 1230cm £60 - 100
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Early 19th Century French Blue and White Toile De Nantes Bed Cover, printed in the Life of Joan Arc pattern, 240cm by 155cm (excluding valance) £150 - 250
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A Late 19th Century Patchwork Quilt, comprising a central square surrounded by frames of patched and pieced work, incorporating red, pink, green, blue, cream, purple and brown printed cottons, cream to the reverse, 210cm by 215cm £150 - 250
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An Early 19th Century Quilt, Worked by Hannah Langdale, Aged 13, Dated 1834, the large cream cotton central square embroidered with a bouquet surrounded by further flowers, nesting birds, leaves and butterflies, in greens browns, pinks, greys and pale lilacs, the cotton surround densely printed with a leaf and thorn pattern, edged with a cream serrated crocheted trim, 260cm by 240cm £500 - 800
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Assorted 19th Century and Later Honiton and Other Lace Collars, Edgings, pair of lace mittens, handkerchiefs with embroidered or lace trims, two 19th century baby caps with lace insertions; Five Victorian/Edwardian Greetings Cards and a calendar for 1899 (one box) £120 - 180
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A 19th Century Papier-Mâché Hinged Sewing Box, of bombe shape, decorated with gilt scrolls to the sides, the cover is painted with a view of a European river scene, with fisherman in two sailing boats in the foreground, enclosing a green velvet and silk lined lift out tray, includes mother-of-pearl sewing accessories, needle cases, bobbins etc, 35cm by 17cm by 26cm £120 - 180
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An Early 19th Century Rosewood Hinged Sewing Box, with mother-of-pearl inlay, bead banding around the lower edge, on four ball feet, internally the yellow silk lined lift out tray includes mother-of-pearl and ivory sewing accessories (and key) 29cm by 20cm by 8cm £120 - 180
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Assorted 19th Century and Later Lace Trims, Collars etc, crochet, machine and hand worked examples (one box) £100 - 200
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Assorted 19th Century and Later Cream Lace, including handkerchiefs, Honiton collar and trim, 19th century cotton dolls corset, two child's waistcoats, cream capelet, pair of cotton sleeves with lace cuffs, collars etc £100 - 150
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Machine Net Wedding Veil, appliquéd to the edge with lace floral garlands and floral sprigs overall, scalloped edge, 195cm by 205cm £100 - 200
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Victorian Mahogany Hinged Work Box, with painted oval cartouche to the cover, depicting an angel seated inside a pale pink rose, signed TH Lemaitre, enclosing a fitted interior with wooden cylindrical jars and covers, lids and stands hand painted with flowers and butterflies, mirror to the underside of the cover, with key, 45cm by 34cm by 9.5cm £150 - 200
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Assorted 19th Century and Later Lace, including a net shawl appliquéd with lace floral motifs overall and to the borders, 180cm by 160cm; a decorative net stole appliquéd overall with fern leaves to the borders and to each end, 50cm by 220cm; two further stoles; Limerick lace flounce embroidered with cartouches and foliate motifs, 90cm by 350cm; another flounce appliquéd with grapes and vines, floral scalloped hem, 18cm by 502cm; four other part items of lace £120 - 180
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19th Century and Later Mixed Lace, including trims, edgings, collars etc (one box) £70 - 100
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Regency Red Morocco Mounted Octagonal Sewing Box, with brass hinged knop to the top, ivory escutcheon, enclosing a fitted interior with red leather and cream velvet mounts, cream silk quilted lining to the underside of the cover, 24cm by 18cm by 8.5cm £80 - 120
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A Collection of Late 18th Century to Late 19th Century Hand Worked Bobbin and Needle Lace, including samples of Honiton, Brussels, Brabant, Alencon, Bruges, Maltese, Bedfordshire, Irish Crochet and tatting, comprising collars, handkerchiefs, edgings, insertion and bonnet (one box), £100 - 150
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Assorted Late 19th Century to 1930s Lace and Filet, comprising collars, edgings, insertion, lingerie lace and motifs etc (one box) £80 - 120
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Assorted Costume Accessories, including cream silk camiknickers with lace insertions; white cotton Edwardian embroidered short sleeve top, baby robe, silk dress, wool underdress, blue net bonnet with embroidery; cream lace veil of net appliquéd with flower heads; white lace stole, white cotton modesty panels, collars, cuffs, sleeves, lace etc (one box) £100 - 150
Lots 2088-2094
The following seven lots are all from the archive of Auguste and Jean Gossein. They were both born circa 1880/90 in Sangatte pas-de-calais and moved to England when they were young men. Auguste initially worked as a 'Native French Professor' teaching at Trent College and Sheffield University. Jean was an artist, and in the 1911 consensus was listed as being a designer, based in Derbyshire, later becoming a British Citizen in 1926.They went on to trade as 'Gossein Brothers, Laces, Plain and Fancy Nets Manufacturers', at 56 High Pavement (now Lace Market House), Nottingham. Included in the following lots are Jeans intricate lace designs and lace samples; also, his stylish watercolour designs produced circa 1930-50 for wallpaper, fabrics, linoleum, carpets and rugs. Some in differing colour ways, all signed in pencil with pattern repeat and number.
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A Collection of Original Designs and Drawings Relating to Gossein Brothers, Laces, Plain and Fancy Nets Manufacturers; including hand drawn lace designs on tracing paper worked in pencil, all signed and some dated, primarily between 1930s-50s; large lace designs, all signed or stamped with a four figure number; sample pieces of the lacework bearing the Gossein paper label; one volume 17-18th Century Anciennes Dentelles (a.f.) etc (quantity) £100 - 200
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A Collection of Original Watercolour Designs Circa 1930-1950 For Wallpaper, Lino or Fabric by Jean Gossein of Gossein Brothers, Laces, Plain and Fancy Nets Manufacturers, comprising twelve small unframed floral designs, all signed, numbered with repeat, smallest 37cm by 38cm £60 - 100
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A Collection of Original Watercolour Designs Circa 1930-1950 For Wallpaper, Lino or Fabric by Jean Gossein of Gossein Brothers, Laces, Plain and Fancy Nets Manufacturers, comprising twelve unframed designs mainly of flowers in foliage, all signed, numbered with repeat, smallest 46cm by 46cm £60 - 100
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A Collection of Original Watercolour Designs Circa 1930-1950 For Wallpaper, Lino or Fabric by Jean Gossein of Gossein Brothers, Laces, Plain and Fancy Nets Manufacturers, comprising twelve smaller unframed designs mainly in oranges, browns and pale blue, all signed, numbered with repeat, smallest 50cm by 50cm £60 - 100
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A Collection of Original Watercolour Designs Circa 1930-1950 For Wallpaper, Lino or Fabric by Jean Gossein of Gossein Brothers, Laces, Plain and Fancy Nets Manufacturers, comprising twelve smaller unframed designs mainly of foliate designs, all signed, numbered with repeat, smallest 53cm by 56cm £60 - 100
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A Collection of Original Watercolour Designs Circa 1930-1950 For Wallpaper, Lino or Fabric by Jean Gossein of Gossein Brothers, Laces, Plain and Fancy Nets Manufacturers, comprising thirteen unframed mixed designs, all signed, numbered with repeat, smallest 57cm by 52cm £60 - 100
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A Collection of Original Watercolour Designs Circa 1930-1950 For Wallpaper, Lino or Fabric by Jean Gossein of Gossein Brothers, Laces, Plain and Fancy Nets Manufacturers, comprising three unframed art deco stylised watercolours depicting flowers on branches, in blue and orange, blue and green and a larger piece with repeating cones, all signed, numbered with repeat, smallest 54cm by 56cm £60 - 100SAMPLERS
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18th Century and Possibly Earlier Embroidered and Silk Work Ecclesiastical Picture, depicting a bare-footed religious figure with a halo and holding a crucifix, a seated lion by his feet, surrounded by various plants and foliage, in a later gilt frame, 54cm by 62cm £100 - 200
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A 19th Century Scottish Alphabet Sampler by Janet Kinloch, aged 10, 1825, Brucefield, worked in mainly red and green threads in cross-stitch, with alphabet to the top and trees, dogs, flowers, flagon and glass, family initials, within a foliate border, 42cm by 50cmPossibly sister or relation of Jane Kinloch, Lot 2097 £200 - 300
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A 19th Century Scottish Sampler by Jane Kinloch Age 12 1828, worked in coloured silks with decorative motifs overall including a house, birds, dogs, flowering trees etc, her parents names Robert and Mary Lesslie are worked to the top, with religious verse to the centre, within a decorative floral border, within an oak frame, 42cm by 52cmPossibly a sister or relation of Janet Kinloch, Brucefield, Fife, Lot 2096 £200 - 300
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A 19th Century Pictorial Sampler by Frederica Armstrong, Dated 1842, depicting a seated cat and kittens, a Church, baskets and garlands of flowers, figure of a lady, peacock etc, within a floral border and in a maple frame, 32cm by 38cm £150 - 250
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An Early George IV Framed Sampler Needlework, by Jane Linnecar, Finished on July 30th 1820, worked with a religious passage above a bordered John Dryden quote, "Fragrant the rose is but it fades in time...", surrounded by various flowers, butterflies, crowns, birds, within a later gilt wood and floral decorated frame, 42.5cm by 31.5cm £300 - 500
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