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Seltenes Louis Vuitton-3D-Puzzle, Vissionaire 30, Limited Edition, Nr. 219 "LV"-monogrammbedruckte Plexiglasbox mit einem Louis Vuitton-Kompass inkl. ledernem Seilbinder mit Segelknoten. Innen ein Satz von 16 unterschiedlich bedruckten Würfeln. Maße 8 x 21,5 x 21,5 cm. Insgesamt in sehr gutem Zustand. Leichte Gebrauchsspuren. Visionaire 30 stellt nicht nur eine Kunstsammlung dar, sondern ist auch ein ausgefallenes Spiel. Ausgehend von der Louis Vuitton-Challenge, der Qualifikationsrunde der Segelbootrennen für den America's Cup, stellte Visionaire Teams von Künstlern, Fotografen und Bildhauern zusammen, die jedes der teilnehmenden Länder repräsentieren sollen: Australien, Frankreich, Italien, Japan, Spanien, Schweiz und die Vereinigten Staaten. Dementsprechend gab es sieben Versionen. Ganz im Geiste der Spiele kam die Ausgabe in Form eines Puzzles heraus, bei dem sechzehn Würfel, wenn sie in der richtigen Konfiguration platziert werden, eines von sechs möglichen Bildern abbilden. Zustand: I - IIA rare Louis Vuitton 3D puzzle, Vissionaire 30, Limited Edition, No. 219 Printed plexiglass box with "LV" monogram and a Louis Vuitton compass incl. leather rope tie with sail knot. Inside a set of 16 differently printed cubes. Dimensions 8 x 21.5 x 21.5 cm. Overall in very good condition. Slight signs of wear. Visionaire 30 not only represents an art collection, but is also a fancy game. Based on the Louis Vuitton Challenge, the qualifying round of sailboat races for the America's Cup, Visionaire assembled teams of artists, photographers and sculptors to represent each of the participating countries: Australia, France, Italy, Japan, Spain, Switzerland and the United States. Accordingly, there were seven versions. In the spirit of the games, the edition came in the form of a jigsaw puzzle, where sixteen cubes, when placed in the correct configuration, depict one of six possible images. Condition: I - II
Los 1315
Items relating to Air Commodore F E Vernon – a scarce WWII RAF escape button, the back unscrews to reveal a compass; a WWI period cigarette case with RFC badge; white cased stop watch the back engraved with crowned AM 6B/117; assorted RAF badges; St Johns cloth badges and two cased masonic medallions. Viewing/collection at West Woodlands BA11 5ES. Payment at Standerwick BA11 2QB. No booking required. Lots to be collected within 7 days.
Los 224
A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND 'PYXIS' NECKLACE, BY MARGHERITA BURGENERThe cable-link chain suspending three graduated star motifs pavé-set with brilliant-cut diamonds, alternating with three circular-cut sapphires and a brilliant-cut diamonds within collet-setting, the clasp suspending a further similarly-set diamond, mounted in 18K gold, with maker's mark 'MB' for Margherita Burgener, with maker's case painted by Chicco Margaroli, lengths 42 & 45.4cm"The inspiration for this new line of jewellery was born out of the desire to design something unique inspired by the beauty of the stars and constellations" - says Emanuela Burgener the hands behind the jewellery brand Margherita Burgener - "the very first constellation I took inspiration from was Pyxis." Discovered in the mid-18th century, Pyxis is a faintly visible constellation in the southern sky:"It's not a big constellation" - Burgener explains - "It only has three brightest stars." It was not the size of the constellation that caught Burgener's eye but rather the meaning behind its name that tugged at the designer's creative mind. In both Greek and Latin, the word 'Pyxis' means compass, specifically a mariner's compass - a vital tool used by ancient navigators while sailing the oceans. This resonated with Burgener and inspired her to explore this poignant concept:"In this time of great difficulty, I wanted to reflect on our need for guidance in our journeys, a bright star to point us in the right direction". Interestingly, 'Pyxis' is also a word for a small casket holding something precious. In this knowledge, Burgener paid particular attention to the creation of the box that hold the necklace, crafting a beautifully harmonious pairing from start to finish. To paint the one-of-a-kind box, Burgener commissioned the Italian artist Chicco Margaroli to design the box only available with the Pyxis necklace. Margaroli's an Italian artist whose career spans from trompe l'ôil trough 3D installations to organic art, her deep fascination with nature enabled her to seamlessly weave her style into Burgener's brief. The necklace encompasses the delicate yet powerful beauty of the Pyxis constellation - a dainty 18K white gold chain connects three diamond-studded star-charms. Three, representing the number of brightest stars in the Pyxis constellation. Small deep blue sapphires are interspersed between the star-charms nodding to the darkness that surrounds Pyxis in space, but also symbolizing the darkness surrounding our journeys towards light. The box features cool tones of silver and blue on a dark grey background. The left and central portion of the box presents a stylized version of the Pyxis constellation, three bright stars emerging from a sea of smaller ones while a compass rose towers in the bottom right corner, a symbol to always keep on the right path.Condition Report: 30 diamonds 0.73ct total, 3 sapphires 0.30ct totalMinor signs of wear, overall in good condition
Los 1743
A gold mounted compass/thermometer fob sealGlazed to one side with a mercury thermometer and compass, detailed Reaumur Fahrenheit and mounted with plain bloodstone to the other side, detailed 10 C, gross weight 7.2 gmsCondition report:The glazed covering to the compass is scratched. The needle is free and will move. The mercury in the thermometer is stuck in places and doesn't return to the reservoir. Old gold solder deposit on the suspension visible at 11 o'clock on the image online. Otherwise, there are a few minor dents to the suspension loop and frame. Some dirt deposits in places. Width of suspension - 24.3mm Diameter of dial - 15.2mm.
Los 681
A Limited Edition Louis Vuitton Cup 2000 bagNo 0009Together with a Louis Vuitton cup 2000 challenger races for the America's cup keeper bag with a dolphin padlock and compassCondition report- The bag appears to have water/mould damage and has stained the material, the leather is stained and marked- The outer bag has a tear and is scuffed and marked
Los 333
A hand stitched coarse linen sailors pouch containing two 18th century ship's journals hand written by William Baitson, a mid shipman on board The Ship John on a passage from Gibraltar towards Jamaica with entries dating from March 1774, a second 18th century ships log/journal for HMS Defence 1785 with entries dating from May 1875 through to January 1786, a collection of five letters from Principal Officers and Commissioners certifying Mr Baitsons performance as a mid shipman and then masters mate, two hand drawn sketches, a vellum bound notelet, etc together with a pen and ink hand drawn compass. (1) (displayed in cabinet)
Los 579
A QUANTITY OF MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS, to include cased Coronet 020 box camera, a P & B Audax folding camera contained in a damaged leather Leica case, cased pair of Russian made 7x50 binoculars, boxed Past Times sundial/compass, vintage alarm clock, jolly gentleman cartoon money box (version wearing a hat), quantity of plated and metalware, pin badges, etc
Los 15
A NERO LEMANIA pocket stop watch, engraved 'Midland Nerve Hospital' on back, a pocket watch style compass in case, a military H.WILLIAMSON LTD. LONDON pocket watch, numbered 13910F, on leather strap, a Kienzle pocket watch and Reflex watch face. IMPORTANT: Online viewing and bidding only. No in person collections, an additional charge of £15 (inc. VAT) applies to this lot to cover postage to registered UK only address.
Los 93
A hallmarked 9ct yelow gold cased Everite wrist watch, on a rolled gold bracelet strap, a ruby and diamond boat ring, stamped 18ct, ring size O, approx. weight 2.8gms, a hallmarked 22ct yellow gold plain wedding band, ring size N, approx. weight 3.1gms, a hallmarked 9ct yellow gold St Christopher pendant, a pair of hallmarked 9ct yellow gold hoop earrings, together with various costume jewellery including earrings, simulated pearls etc. and a compass. IMPORTANT: Online viewing and bidding only. No in person collections, an additional charge of £15 (inc. VAT) applies to this lot to cover postage to registered UK only address.
Los 2413
A Louis XIV or Louis XV Silver Butterfield-Dial, Signed 'Butterfield a Paris', Further Marked with French Mark, Almost Certainly Either the Décharge For Étienne Ridereau, Paris, 1684-1687 or the Ouvrages non Chargés Mark for Étienne de Bouges, Charles Yvon, Armand Pillavoine and Charles Cordier, Paris, 1717-1722, elongated octagonal and with folding bird gnomon with adjusts for latitude between 40° and 60°, the front engraved with four chapter rings and with recessed compass, the back engraved with the names of twenty eight European cities and their latitude, with fitted shagreen covered and green velvet lined case with silver button, with later manuscript note, 5.4cm wide by 4.5cm deep Provenance: Captain Edward Arthur Aylmer, D.S.C. (1892-1974), and by descent. The later manuscript note fitted into the cover of the fitted case records this Butterfield dial as: 'A Curious little Sun-dial -- foreign -- intended (as it seems) for the Latitude of 40° to where the bird's beak points -- but could be set to other Latitudes'. While entirely correct that the 'curious' object is foreign the Butterfield who gave his name to this series of objects, including those made by other instrument makers working contemporaneously or later, was Michael Butterfield (1635-1724) who was a British instrument maker who moved to Paris in the 1660s. He seems to have worked for the French Royal court and was appointed engineer to King Louis XIV. He opened a shop in rue Neuve-des-Fosses where fashionable Parisians and others would furnish themselves with scientific instruments such as the present dial. For a further discussion of the Butterfield dial see M. Cowham, 'The Butterfield Dial', Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No. 133, 2017, pp. 25-28. Though this is a smaller example than other there are a number of similar examples known, including one in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum (CIRC.415-1923), catalogued as dating to 1680-1699. It is very similarly engraved to the present, though with a somewhat less elaborately engraved compass and the names of differing cities. It seems to be marked with the same mark as the present example which suggests that the present example also dates to the last years of the 17th century.. Marked on back with French fleur-de-lys mark. There is some minor surface scratching to the silver, though the case has protected the dial from any significant damage. The case has some staining and loss to the shagreen. The lining is somewhat worn.
Los 109
A late 19th century miniature combination pocket barometer and compass, circa 1890, unsigned but likely made by F. Kuhn, Luzern, Switzerland, with white metal drum shaped body and fitted suspension ring, all over engine turned decoration, the compass with mother of pearl face, quartered and half black 'Singers' Patent' dial with cardinal points, dial 42mm, the barometer with silvered dial and blued steel hand, 0-9000 / 31-22 scale, 'Compensated', and swivel bezel with point marker, dial 47mm, bevelled glass to both sides, overall 29 by 50mm, 69mm including jump ring, within original fitted double sided burgundy leather case, blue velvet and white silk lined, with push button clasps, 41 by 62 by 73mm.
Los 496
* Aircraft Instruments. Radio Compass, stamped 'Indicator Electrical Type I REF No 10/Q/49 Serial No 348494', 15.5cm across together with a Drift Angle-Ground Speed Indicator by Decca Navigator Co, serial number 658, a radio tuner probably from a Lancaster bomber with Air Ministry markings, numbered 10A/15319, Marconi Control Unit 10L/16814 with 'Serviceable' label attached and one other Air Ministry instrumentQty: (5)
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