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RUSSIA - A ENAMEL KHODYNKA CUP OR 'CUP OF SORROWS' bearing the cyphers of Nicholas and Alexandra Romanov eagle within geometric patterns. Note: This beaker was among many that were distributed along with food presents and commemorative scarves to celebrate the coronation of Nicholas II, as had been the long-standing tradition in Russia. On the morning of 18 May 1896 over half a million revellers gathered on the ragged Khodynka Field in Moscow in anticipation of the presents and especially the prized enamel commemorative cups. A whispered rumour swept through the crowd that the cups contained a gold coin and, in the confusion, a stampede ensued in which over a thousand people were trampled to death in what has become known as the Khodynka Tragedy. This event was taken as an omen of things to come for the rest of Nicholas' reign. The coronation cup became known in Russia as the Cup of Sorrows and the Tsar himself got the nickname of 'Bloody Nicholas', despite his best efforts to compensate the families of the victims.
Los 218
AN EXTENSIVE ARCHIVE OF MOTOR SPORT RELATED ITEMS, formerly the property of David Barker a member of the 'British Racing Drivers Club' and a resident of Wolverhampton, to include much of local interest. The collection includes his original 'BRDC' enamel car badge engraved 'David Barker' and number plate 'MRP 20', along with a signed letter from Stirling Moss, an extensive array of ephemera, including many items of European programmes from the 1960s - Albi Grand Prix 1965, Zolder Grand Prix 1964, Oulton Park etc., an 'E.L. Boots Motors Ltd, Wolverhampton Alfa Romeo' showcard, a large selection of photographs and clippings mounted on boardsBuyers - for shipping pricing on this lot, visit www.cuttlestones.co.uk/shipping
Los 472
A SET OF SIX SMALL ENAMEL PIN TRAYS, depicting playing cards, marked 'Bilston and Battersea Enamels, Designed by Halcyon Days, London, Made in England', three on a yellow ground and three on a pale blue ground, each 7.5 x 7.5 cmBuyers - for shipping pricing on this lot, visit www.cuttlestones.co.uk/shipping Condition Report:Minor nibbles and chips to each tray
Los 346
A Chinese cloisonné vase with ovoid body decorated with flowers and trumpet shaped neck, 37.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Overall with some wear and scuffs, an area of denting and mis-shaping to the top rim which has caused the enamels to crack and there are various losses to enamels to this area, very irregular and uneven and scratched to the underside of the base and most of the enamel is missing to the underside of base, two holes drilled to the edge of the foot rim and some glue around these holes, a roughly rectangular shaped area to the inner rim of the neck (please see photos) - possibly where vase may previously have been converted to table lamp at some point, both foot rim and top rim have metal banding surrounding the rims and evidence of some chips and losses around the rims (bandings probably added as a repair), surface of enamels generally fairly matt (not glossy) and have various pitting.
Los 347A
A pair of early 20th Century Chinese cloisonné vases with flared rims, the body decorated with five toed dragon raised on matching carved rosewood stands, 15.5 cm high not including stands CONDITION REPORTS Both overall with some general wear and scuffs, some tarnish and dirt. One vase has some slight denting and also some damage to the enamel inlay to the lower part of the body of the vase, and also some dents to the sides and some losses to the enamel. Wooden stands have some damage and re-gluing.
Los 481
The Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George Companions (CMG) breast badge, silver gilt and enamel, in original Garrard & Co. Limited London fitted case CONDITION REPORTS Ribbon has wear, creasing, stains and has been over-sewn and has some ribbon/ties sewn to it. Medal itself has some tarnish and light wear, plus some wear and knocks to loop/ring to top but generally appears to be in good order. Black case inscribed "C.M.G." has some wear and scuffs. Height of medal approx 6.5cm including the fixed loop but excluding the free-moving loop. Total weight including loops is 29.6g approx.
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