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Los 1133

French School Style (20th/21st century)Street scene with lady boarding a horse and carriageunsigned, oil on panel, 39cm by 29cmSome general dirt to surface, including a brown smudge in the lower portion of the picture down the right hand side edge, and other minor marks and surface imperfections elsewhere. Some small flecks of debris embedded within the surface, most visible within the darker passages of paint for example within the woman's skirt. Not examined under UV light.

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A Cut-Glass-Mounted Gilt-Metal Six-Light Electrolier, late 19th/20th century, with fluted baluster column and scroll branches hung with faceted and ball drops and swags49cm highA Similar Pair of Twin-Light Wall Sconces26cm high Twelve Varioius Wrythen and Cut-Glass Candle Branches, with circular drip pans hung with drops and swagsSix Various Cut-Glass and Gilt-Metal BossesA Quantity of Lamp Shades and Mounting Plaques (qty)

Los 211

A Pair of Gilt Bronze and White Marble Twin-Light Candelabra, in Louis XVI style, with leaf-sheathed sockets and scroll branches issuing from a slender baluster urn, on a fluted swept circular column with shaped square base and peg feet, 26.5cm high

Los 47

A George III Silver Mug, by William Shaw, London, 1764, baluster and on spreading foot, later chased with foliage scrolls and flowers centring a vacant cartouche, with leaf-capped loop handle, 12cm high, 11oz 7dwt, 353grThe mug holds one pint. It has been squashed on the foot on one side but free from splits. Some silver solder to the lower handle terminal. Light wear and surface scratches. UK postage - £20.

Los 251

A Pair of Royal Doulton Stoneware Vases, ground in mottled blue and green glazes and with sprigged mouldings, 26cm high; together with other ceramics including Susie Cooper, a weighted silver table candle stick, a part set of fruit knives and forks in mahogany case, green and cranberry drinking glasses and a pair of brass twin light wall sconces, etc

Los 144

A Collection of 19th Century and Later English Porcelain etc, including Derby, Minton's, Sunderland Lustre, Ridgeway, Sèvres style plate etc. (two trays)Derby - sucrier cover lacking, one handle missing, chips to feet. tea cup very short crack to rim.Minton's - waste bowl with two large cracks. breakfast cup with a crack. star cracks to both saucers.Sunderland Lustre - both saucer dishes badly chipped. cream jug crack to base. two saucers badly cracked. four cups badly cracked. general wear and staining throughout.Ridgeway - teapot with loss to spout, signs of an old staple repair, two large rim cracks, handle reattched with signs of an old staple repair. sucrier lacking coverSèvres - light gilt rubbing.Black basalt bowl - good condition.Royal Worcester miniature mug - good condition. Chinese tea bowl - slight fritting.Monochrome printed bowl - stained star crack to the base.Bat printed bowl - general wear.

Los 243

Light purple and white standing rabbit with a pink bow around the neck. Steiff tag attached. American Heritage series. Includes Certificate of Authenticity. Dimensions: 3"L x 2.25"W x 8.75"HEdition Number: 229 of 2006 Manufacturer: SteiffCondition: Age related wear.

Los 15

This magnificent crystal lion is the most technologically sophisticated piece the brand has ever produced, meticulously designed with 941 facets in light and dark brown crystal to maximize brilliance. It was exclusively available in 2016 for SCS members and limited to one piece per member. Swarovski 2026 AKILI etched backstamp. Include the original box, dimensions: 8.75''L x 8.75''W x 5.25''H. Artist: Heinz TabertshoferIssued: 2016Dimensions: 7''L x 2''W x 5''HManufacturer: SwarovskiCondition: Age related wear.

Los 31

Originally belonging to the Feathered Friends category, this Swarovski crystal Bald Eagle was moved to the Feathered Beauties category. The bald eagle is made from faceted clear and frosted smooth crystal. It has a light topaz beak and blue crystal eyes. Swarovski etched mark. Includes original box, 7.5"L x 8"W x 6"H. Artist: Adi StockerIssued: 2000-2008Dimensions: 2"L x 3"W x 5.25"HManufacturer: SwarovskiCondition: Age related wear.

Los 66

Clear crystal shell catches the light with facets throughout shell. Swarovski backstamp. 9100 000 024. This item has its original box: 4"L x 4"W x 1.5"H. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 2"L x 2"W x 1"HManufacturer: SwarovskiCondition: Age related wear.

Los 17

This adorable lion cub is crafted in light brown crystal with an impressive 788 facets for maximum sparkle. Only available in 2016 for SCS members only, this lion cub was also given as a loyalty gift to SCS members who had purchased all 3 annual edition pieces in 2014, 2015 and 2016 respectively. Includes the original box, dimensions: 4.75''L x 4.75''W x 3.25''H. Artist: Heinz TabertshoferIssued: 2016Dimensions: 2.75''L x 1.5''W x 2.25''HManufacturer: SwarovskiCondition: Age related wear.

Los 16

This stunning piece sparkles brilliantly in light brown crystal with an incredible 786 facets. Exclusively available in 2016 for SCS members only. Signed by the artist and engraved Swarovski backstamp. Includes the original box, dimensions: 8.75''L x 8.75''W x 5.25''H. Artist: Heinz TabertshoferIssued: 2016Dimensions: 7''L x 3.5''W x 2.75''HManufacturer: SwarovskiCondition: Age related wear.

Los 100

Clear crystal candle holder. Fully faceted asymmetrical tealight in clear crystal with a heart in the colors bright and Light Peach. This item has its original box which measures 6"L x 6"W x 4"H. Artist: Eva Maria RiedIssued: 2007Dimensions: 4"L x 3"W x 2"HManufacturer: SwarovskiCondition: Age related wear.

Los 81

Part of the In the Secret Garden them group this clear crystal representation dazzles when the light hits the facets on the leaves. Swarovski backstamp. 7483 000 001. This item has its original box: 5"H x 3.25" dia. Artist: Anton HirzingerIssued: 1997 - 2012Dimensions: 1.5"L x 2.5"W x 1"HManufacturer: SwarovskiCondition: Age related wear.

Los 238

These two adorable chipmunks, crafted from genuine mohair, feature light chestnut brown and russet coloring. Both are holding acorns and are numbered 156 of 750 in a limited edition. Each has its tag in ear. Certificate of Authenticity included. Issued: 2018Dimensions: 3.5"L x 3"W x 6.5"HManufacturer: SteiffCondition: Age related wear.

Los 89

This crystal duo includes: Swarovski facetted iridescent crystal prism, exhibits a spectrum hues that change with the light and angle of view, creating a rainbow-like effect, hallmarked with Swarovski Swan. Alongside a deep green crystal gem, shaped in triangular faces, facetted sharply to enhance its natural brilliance and interaction with light, not hallmarked. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: Prism: 1.75''L x 1.75''W x 2.25''H; Gem: 2.5''H x 2.5''dia.Manufacturer: SwarovskiCondition: Age related wear.

Los 6

Frame in carved wood, polychromed and gilded. Italian work. 18th century.Light measures: 12,5 x 12,5 cm.Frame size: 40 x 40 cm.

Los 5

Frame in carved wood, polychromed and gilded. Italy. 16th - 17th century.Light measures: 23 x 19cm. 40 x 30 cm.

Los 42

Chanel, Minaudière Traffic Light, édition limitée collection Cruise Runway 2020, en plexi noir matelassé, la poignée ornée de strass et Monogram CC sur le côté, trois lumières rouge, blanc et vert en strass, bandoulière à chaînette et cuir entrelacé, carte d'authenticité, boîte, 17,5x13 cm, avec poignée h. 24 cm

Los 19

JEAN-PAUL RIOPELLE (1923-2002)Atlantica 1969 signé huile sur toile signed oil on canvas80.5 x 100 cm. 31 11/16 x 39 3/8 in.Réalisé en 1969.Footnotes:Provenance Collection Marguerite Maeght, Paris Don de celle-ci au propriétaire actuel, en août 1970Bibliographie Yseult Riopelle, Tanguy Riopelle, Jean-Paul Riopelle, Catalogue Raisonné, Tome 4, 1966-1971, Montréal 2014, p. 170, n°1969.006H.1969, illustré en noir et blancAtlantica, créée en 1969, porte en son sein les amours secrètes que l'on partage avec une Å“uvre d'art, conservée à l'abri des regards pendant plus de cinquante ans, où la toile, pour avoir été choisie et aimée, est devenue, au long des ans, un visage qui délie toute chose en nous tant le cÅ“ur s'y abandonne tout entier. Car il est de ces paysages qui sont des états de l'âme.Dans chaque Å“uvre de Riopelle, la perception aiguise notre désir de percevoir, car le peintre ne retient du vent que son souffle et de l'orage seulement la lumière de l'eau. Son art est une terre de combat, ce lieu où viennent se faire et se défaire les sens qu'on lui prête.C'est en couches épaisses qu'il allonge l'huile, dont l'artiste se plaît à redécouvrir les facultés, les nuances, les interpénétrations des coulures et des craquelures de séchage, faisant de la matière le seul guide de notre regard. Riopelle, dans un ébat suspendu, a doté la peinture de vie. « Ce peintre figure parmi la courte liste des créateurs de génie » tels sont les mots qui furent prononcés par le premier ministre lors des funérailles nationales du peintre au Canada en 2002. Point de rencontre entre deux civilisations, son art su établir la synthèse entre l'Europe et l'Amérique du Nord : extraire n'est pas abstraire.Le centre Georges Pompidou et la Fondation Maeght, en 2022-2023, ont organisé des expositions de grande envergure, mettant en lumière l'académisme (dans le sens noble du terme) et la transgression que ses deux maîtres Henri Bisson et Paul-Emile Borduas lui apprirent. Riopelle choisit tôt la voie du trouble, faisant de la mutation le produit de l'expérience, non de l'intention. Du groupe automatisme au Canada, il rejoint naturellement celui du surréalisme, ayant rencontré Breton dès son arrivée à Paris en 1947. Deux ans plus tard, la galerie d'avant-garde La Dragonne et Nina Dausset lui offrent sa première exposition personnelle. Véhémences confrontées, à l'instigation de Michel Tapié, confrontera dans une exposition sans précédent les Å“uvres de Mathieu, Riopelle, Hartung, Bryen, Pollock en 1951. 1953 offre au peintre la consécration pressentie : Pierre Loeb acquiert une grande partie de ses Å“uvres et le fait exposer chez Pierre Matisse à New York. Invité à participer à la célèbre exposition Younger European Painters : A Selection au musée Guggenheim cette même année, Riopelle rencontre Franz Kline et Joan Mitchell...Les plus grands collectionneurs européens, en cette fin des années 1950, se passionnent pour cet artiste dont les Å“uvres sensibles nous jettent dans l'émotion de la présence. Lorsque Riopelle peint un arbre, il n'en retient que l'écriture de ses branches dans le ciel. Le lisible, sous son pinceau, se meut en une invisibilité féconde, offrant une clarté qui ne naît pas de la lumière mais de sa réflexion.Le regard averti d'Aimée et Marguerite Maeght ne s'est pas trompé, ils consacrèrent au peintre plusieurs expositions dès 1966. Fruit de leur générosité, l'Å“uvre Atlantica fut un don à nos collectionneurs, qui eurent le privilège de choisir. Les mots qu'ils adressèrent au peintre, quelques années plus tard, dans une lettre, révèlent un amour jamais démenti : « Vingt ans déjà que je regarde votre toile, que je plonge de mon lit dans votre Atlantica, volupté laiteuse des blancs, spiritualité des bleus si légers, etc. ». L'émotion, un demi-siècle plus tard, est encore palpable dans le choix, éloquent, de ces mots qui tremblent...Nom d'un paléocontinent, le titre de cette peinture a la souveraineté de l'innocence et le frémissement nébuleux d'une prière murmurée au ciel. Le peintre sait que le vent la lui portera.Atlantica, created in 1969, carries within it the secret love one shares with a work of art; kept out of sight for over fifty years, the canvas, having been chosen and loved, had become, over the years, the soothing features one turns to as indeed the heart can trust them so completely. It is true that some landscapes reflect the states of one's soul.In each of Riopelle's works, perception sharpens our desire to perceive, for of the wind the painter only retains its breath and of the storm only the luminosity of the water. His art is a battleground, a space where are made and unmade the messages we perceive in it.In thick layers, he spreads out the oil, the faculties, nuances, interpenetration of drips and drying cracks of which the artist delights in rediscovering; thus matter is the sole guide to our gaze. Riopelle, in a moment of joyous intercourse, endows paint with life. 'This painter is one of a short list of creative geniuses' were the words spoken by the Prime Minister at Riopelle's state funeral in Canada in 2002. As a meeting point between two civilisations, his art was able to produce a synthesis of Europe and North America: to extract is not to abstract.The Centre Georges Pompidou and the Fondation Maeght, in 2022-2023, organised major exhibitions highlighting the academicism (in the noble sense of the term) and transgression that his two masters Henri Bisson and Paul-Emile Borduas taught him. Riopelle chose the path of disruption early on, making mutation the product of experience, not intention. From the Automatism Group in Canada, he naturally joined that of Surrealism, having met Breton on his arrival in Paris in 1947. Two years later, the avant-garde gallery La Dragonne and Nina Dausset offered him his first solo exhibition. Véhémences confrontées, at the instigation of Michel Tapié, brought together works by Mathieu, Riopelle, Hartung, Bryen and Pollock in an unprecedented 1951 exhibition. 1953 gave the painter his expected recognition: Pierre Loeb acquired a large number of his works and had him exhibited by Pierre Matisse in New York. Invited to take part in the famous exhibition Younger European Painters: A Selection at the Guggenheim Museum that same year, Riopelle met Franz Kline and Joan Mitchell...At the end of the 1950s, Europe's leading collectors were passionate about this artist, whose sensitive works threw us into an emotion of presence. When Riopelle paints a tree, he retains only the writing of its branches in the sky. Under his brush, the legible is transformed into a fertile invisibility, offering a clarity that is not born of light but of its reflection.Aimée and Marguerite Maeght's discerning eye was not mistaken; they devoted several exhibitions to the painter from 1966 onwards. Atlantica testifies to their generosity, as it was a gift to our collectors, who had the privilege of choosing it. The words they wrote to the painter a few years later reveal a love that was never tarnished: 'I have been looking at your canvas for twenty years now, diving from my bed into your Atlantica, the milky voluptuousness of the whites, the spirituality of the light blues, etc.'. Half a century later, the emotion is still palpable in the eloquent choice of these vacillating words...The name of a Paleocontinent, the title of this painting owns the sovereignty of innocence and the nebulous quiver of a prayer whispered to the heavens. The painter knows that the wind shall carry it above.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ARAR Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Los 15

MARIA-HELENA VIEIRA DA SILVA (1908-1992)Les tours de verre 1952 signé et daté 52 huile sur toile signed and dated 52 oil on canvas 73.2 x 60 cm. 28 13/16 x 23 5/8 in.Footnotes:ProvenanceGalerie Beyeler, BâleGalerie Jeanne Bucher, ParisM. Knoedler & Co, New YorkCollection particulière, New YorkTrocadero Antiguidades, LisbonneCollection particulière, PortugalPuis par descendance au propriétaire actuelExpositions Eindhoven, Stedelijk Van Abbemuseum, Elf Tijdgenoten uit Parijs, 1953Milwaukee, Art Institute, décembre 1956Bibliographie Dora Vallier, Vieira da Silva, Paris 1971, p. 118, illustré en noir et blanc Jacques Lassaigne, Guy Weelen, Vieira da Silva, Paris 1987, p. 181, n°205, illustré en noir et blancGuy Weelen, Jean-François Jaeger, Virginie Duval, Vieira da Silva, Catalogue Raisonné, Genève 1993, p. 183, n°944, illustré en noir et blancFigure incontestable de la peinture abstraite d'après-guerre, Maria Helena Vieira da Silva fut très tôt considérée comme telle, grâce à la galeriste Jeanne Bucher, qui, la première, sut déceler le talent de la jeune peintre d'origine portugaise. Enfant, poussée par la solitude, l'artiste se réfugie dans un monde fait de sons et de couleurs où son imagination a libre cours. Plus tard, après une formation dite « classique », elle est bouleversée par la peinture de Cézanne, dès lors elle s'affranchira du respect de l'apparence. L'artiste ne renonce pas au système figuratif mais permet au sujet de ses Å“uvres de s'en émanciper. Les paysages de Vieira da Silva se révèlent à travers la fragmentation de l'espace, l'artiste est guidée par la perspective en ce qu'elle a de plus libre ; lignes courbes et rectilignes s'enchevêtrent et s'entrechoquent pour évoquer, sans dévoiler, la nature réelle du sujet. Sa réflexion sur l'espace est également centrale, afin de « parvenir à suggérer un espace immense dans un petit morceau de toile ». Les tours de verre, illustre à merveille la virtuosité de Vieira da Silva, les jeux de lumière, profonds et clairs, réveillent ce camaïeu de gris tout en nuances ; si nous laissons libre cours à notre imagination, nous pourrions presque deviner un jour de pluie surplombant un paysage urbain, où la lumière, transperçant les nuages après l'orage, se reflète sur les vitres des tours de verre. Exposées dans le monde entier, les Å“uvres de Vieira da Silva figurent aujourd'hui dans les collections des plus grandes institutions et fondations privées internationales ; celle du MOMA et du Guggenheim à New-York, du Centre Pompidou, mais également celle du Musée d'Art Moderne de la ville de Paris, du Musée Stedelijk à Amsterdam, ou encore de la Tate de Londres, et de la Fundação Gulbenkian à Lisbonne. A leading figure in post-war abstract painting, Maria-Helena Vieira da Silva was recognised very early on, thanks to the Parisian gallery owner Jeanne Bucher, who first spotted the talent of the young painter of Portuguese origin. As a consequence of a childhood filled with loneliness, the artist took refuge in a world of sounds and colours where her imagination was given free rein. Later, after a so-called 'classical' training, she was overwhelmed by the work of Cézanne, and from then on, felt liberated from the necessity of realist representation. Though the artist did not abandon the figurative system, she allowed the subject of her work to emancipate itself from it. Vieira da Silva's landscapes are revealed through the fragmentation of space, guided by a loose form of perspective; curved and straight lines intertwine and clash to evoke, without revealing, the real nature of the subject. Her reflection on space is also central, in order to 'manage to suggest an immense space on a small piece of canvas'.Les tours de verre is a marvellous illustration of Vieira da Silva's virtuosity. The play of light, deep and clear, awakens this shimmering cameo of greys; if we let our imagination run free, we could almost decipher a rainy day overlooking an urban landscape, or the light piercing through the clouds after a storm, reflected upon the windows of glass towers. Exhibited all over the world, Vieira da Silva's works are now part of the collections of some of the world's leading institutions and private foundations, including the MOMA and the Guggenheim in New York, the Centre Pompidou, the Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, the Tate in London and the Gulbenkian in Lisbon.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ARAR Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Los 20

OLIVIER DEBRE (1920-1999)Coulée diagonale jaune rose 1986 signé, titré et daté 86 au revers huile sur toile signed, titled and dated 86 on the reverse oil on canvas 100 x 100 cm. 39 3/8 x 39 3/8 in.Footnotes:Cette Å“uvre est enregistrée auprès des Archives Olivier Debré, Tours ; un certificat des Archives Olivier Debré sera remis à l'acquéreur. Provenance Collection particulière, FranceVente : Cornette de Saint Cyr, Paris, Art Contemporain, 27 juin 2011, lot 46Acquis lors de cette vente par le propriétaire actuelComme la terre soupire lentement avant d'entrer dans l'ombre, les toiles d'Olivier Debré offrent quelque chose qui donne à l'homme la mesure de son identité. De ses vues, empreintes du monde sensible (« l'espace est le lieu et la révélation à la fois », dit le peintre), l'artiste prélève une forme qui génère sa propre forme. L'évanouissement des contours, qu'il appelle de ses vÅ“ux, permet en une simple toile la passation imperceptible du mouvement à l'espace, de la couleur à la lumière, du mouvement au temps. Chacune de ses Å“uvres est un tout, dont l'éternel présent est fait de chair.Son art, épris d'élan et de solitude, d'une structure picassienne s'est, au début des années 1940, paré. Bouleversé par le tableau Guernica, qu'il découvre en juin 1937 au pavillon de l'Espagne lors de l'Exposition universelle à Paris, le jeune artiste décide de rencontrer le maître, qui l'invite régulièrement dans son atelier des Grands-Augustins pendant l'hiver 1942-1943. C'est à cette époque que Georges Aubry, dont la galerie est située non loin de là, décide de l'exposer. Ses premières toiles abstraites sont autant de parcelles où l'artiste, au couteau ou à la brosse, travaille l'espace et son vide. Le plan devient une étendue.Sa première exposition personnelle, à la galerie Bing, attire l'attention du grand critique Charles Estienne qui l'invite au salon d'Automne, en 1952 aux côtés de Zao Wou-Ki, Degottex, Poliakoff et Manessier. Matiéristes, aux couleurs sourdes, ses toiles vernaculaires invitent l'esprit à un raisonnement à rebours : l'intérieur ne peut s'atteindre que par l'extérieur, parce que ses peintures sont un dévoilement fait d'accords silencieux.La Perspective Gallery, à New York, puis la célèbre Knoedler Gallery, lui assurent une reconnaissance internationale. En 1959, après un voyage en Espagne, il expose à la Phillips Gallery de Washington où le peintre rencontre Mark Rothko et Franz Kline. Les années 1960, qui débutent avec une double-exposition Paris/New York à la galerie Knoedler, seront celles de la consécration. L'artiste, dans ses Å“uvres ferventes, recueille avec patience le surgissement ultime. Si le peintre s'incarne dans le geste, il est un sujet où se confondent les battements de son sang et la possession tumultueuse de l'onde tourangelle. L'incessante éclosion de la Loire, dans ses tableaux des années 1980, est devenue si iconique de son Å’uvre qu'il nous est aujourd'hui difficile d'observer le fleuve royal sans y déceler l'onctuosité héraclitéenne de ces toiles où se devine la lassitude rougissante d'un jour qui s'éteint ou la virginale clarté indécise d'une aube naissante. Dans ses toiles fluides et légères, Olivier Debré convoque la complicité du ciel en créant sur le motif. Les gouttelettes de pluie et les taches ajoutent un éclat capiteux à sa matière ductile, hic et nunc. En recueillant l'épanchement ou le frémissement de la couleur qui s'évade (l'artiste penche la toile, une fois celle-ci achevée), Olivier Debré a fait de ces ourlets de matière sa signature. Ces sédiments sont autant de fragments.Faisant siens les mots de Bachelard : « la rêverie dynamique dans l'intimité matérielle », ce peintre combat le réalisme pour faire du réel sa véritable quête ; les embruns, sous son pinceau, se ressentent, comme une chaleur cuivrée émane de sa Coulée diagonale jaune rose créée en 1986. Révélant l'orgueil naturel de la beauté du monde, Olivier Debré extrait de notre vue ce qu'il y a de plus beau : le regard.As the earth exhales gently before slipping into the shadows, Olivier Debré's paintings offer the means to the measure of one's identity. From his views, captured within the perceptible world—space is at once a place and a revelation, says the painter—, the artist retrieves a shape that in turn generates another shape. When contours become precarious, a moment he so looks forward to, then within a single canvas is held the imperceptible passage from movement to space, from colour to light, from movement to time. Each of his works is an entity, the eternal present of which is made tangible.His art, suffused with élan and solitude, in the early 1940s, adopted a Picasso-like structure. Moved by the painting Guernica, which he discovered in June 1937 in the Spanish pavilion at the Universal Exhibition in Paris, the young artist decided to meet the master who, during the winter of 1942-1943, invited him regularly to his studio at the Grands-Augustins. It was at this time that Georges Aubry, whose gallery was located nearby, decided to exhibit his work. His first abstract canvases were composed of a number of colour fields where the artist, using a knife or a brush, worked on space and its emptiness. The plane became an expanse.His first solo exhibition, at the Bing Gallery, attracted the attention of the great critic Charles Estienne, who invited him to the Salon d'Automne in 1952, alongside Zao Wou-Ki, Degottex, Poliakoff and Manessier. His vernacular canvases, with thick impasto and muted colours, invite us to reverse our thought process: since his paintings are an unveiling of silent agreements, one must, from the exterior seek out the interior. The Perspective Gallery in New York, followed by the famous Knoedler Gallery, afforded him international recognition. In 1959, after a trip to Spain, he exhibited at the Phillips Gallery in Washington, where he met Mark Rothko and Franz Kline. The 60s, which began with a double exhibition in Paris and New York at the Knoedler Gallery, were the years of his consecration. The artist, in his fervent works, patiently awaits the ultimate emergence. Though the painter is embodied in each gesture, he is a subject in which are merged the pulse of his blood flow and the rapture caused by the tumultuous waters of Touraine. The shimmering appearances of the Loire, in his paintings of the 1980s, have become so iconic of his work that it is now difficult to look at that Royal River without detecting Heraclitus's Flux in the unctuousness of his canvases; the blushing weariness of a fading day or the virginal, hesitant clarity of a new dawn. In his delicate, fluid canvases, Olivier Debré summons the complicity of the sky by creating on the motif. Raindrops and traces add a heady sheen to his ductile matter, here and now. By collecting the overflow or effervescence of the runaway colour (the artist tilts the canvas once it is finished), Olivier Debré has made such seams of matter his signature. Sediments which are as many fragments.Endorsing Bachelard's words he says: 'a dynamic reverie within the intimacy of matter', his true quest: by refusing realism to achieve what is real; the sea spray under his brush can be felt, just as a copper-coloured warmth emanates from his Coulée diagonale jaune rose created in 1986. Revealing the world's natural pride of beauty, Olivier Debré extracts from our sight that which is most beautiful: the gaze.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ARAR Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

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HEINZ MACK (N. 1931)Dynamic structure 1959-1960 signé et daté 59/60 au revers huile et résine synthétique sur toile signed and dated 59/60 on the reverse oil and synthetic resin on canvas35 x 46.5 cm. 13 3/4 x 18 5/16 in.Footnotes:Nous remercions les archives Heinz Mack des informations qu'ils nous ont aimablement communiquées sur cette Å“uvre ; un certificat pourra être obtenu, à la charge de l'acquéreur. Provenance Galleria Cadario, Milan Collection particulière, Italie (acquis auprès de celle-ci)Puis par descendance au propriétaire actuel11 avril 1957 : la première « exposition d'un soir » voit le jour ; devenant par là-même l'acte fondateur du groupe ZERO. Véritable renouveau artistique et spirituel engagé dans une redéfinition de l'art, sur le terreau de cendres laissé par la guerre, ce groupe n'envisage la reconstruction intellectuelle que conduite par un idéal : transcender les frontières du visible pour révéler l'infini.Otto Piene et Heinz Mack, théoriciens et fondateurs de ce groupe, jouent sur la perception de l'espace, en invitant le spectateur à s'immerger dans leurs créations. Leur nouveau paradigme esthétique repose sur la lumière et sa dynamique. « La lumière est mon pinceau et le ciel ma toile », dira Otto Piene.Un an plus tard, en 1958, la revue éponyme verra le jour, corroborant l'engagement fort de ces deux artistes, auxquels se joindra Gunther Uecker en 1961, celui de la primauté de l'esprit sur la main.La galerie Alfred Schmela de Düsseldorf, antre véritable de ce groupe, sera le lieu d'orchestration de différentes expositions, auxquelles participera Yves Klein, notamment en avril 1958. Père spirituel, il est, avec Fontana, le référent majeur de ZERO. Ces artistes ont en partage avec le groupe NUL, le Gruppo Nucleare et Gutaï, de rendre tangible l'intangible, car « dans chaque ombre, réside une promesse de lumière. » (Heinz Mack).Les deux oeuvres que nous présentons, qui datent du début des années 1960, furent toutes les deux acquises auprès de la galleria Cadario (Milan). Jamais présentées sur le marché depuis, elles sont toujours restées dans la famille du collectionneur jusqu'à ce jour.11 April 1957, a first 'pop-up exhibition' took place; it would lead to the founding of the ZERO Group. A radical artistic and spiritual movement committed to reinventing art from the ashes and rubble left by the war. The only authentic intellectual reconstruction the group could envisage had to reflect a concept: escaping the boundaries of the visible in order to reveal the infinite.Otto Piene and Heinz Mack, the theoreticians and founders of the group, toy with the perception of space, thus inviting the viewer to immerse themselves into their creations. Their new aesthetic paradigm is driven by light and its dynamics. 'Light is my brush and the sky my canvas', said Otto Piene.A year later, in 1958, the eponymous magazine was launched, confirming the two artists' strong commitment—joined in 1961 by Gunther Uecker—to the primacy of the mind over the hand.The Alfred Schmela Gallery in Düsseldorf—actually the group's haunt—was the venue for various exhibitions in which notably Yves Klein took part, in April 1958. He was, along with Fontana, a spiritual father, ZERO's major point of reference. These artists shared with the NUL Group, Gruppo Nucleare and Gutaï the desire to make the intangible tangible, because 'within every shadow lies a promise of light' (Heinz Mack). These two works presented here for sale, dating from the early 1960s, were both acquired from Galleria Cadario (Milan). Never shown on the market since, they have remained in the collector's family to this day.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ARAR Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

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George Busby (British 1926-2005): 'Cold Light' - Mill Town Landscape, watercolour signed and dated '96, titled verso 19cm x 28cm

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British Commemorative Society Ltd, set of six commemorative .999 fine silver proof medals, no. 7 to 12, to include The Spanish Armada Medal, The Battle of Britain Medal, The Queen Victoria Medal, The Light Brigade Medal, The London Fire Medal and The Charles Dickens Medal, each contained within clear perspex cases, in a silk lined fitted caseCondition Report: Each medal weighs approx 40 grams. Tarnishing to medals within cases. Case interior with discolouration and wear, lining starting to come away.

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Children's & Illustrated.  A carton of various vols.  Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Macmillan & Co London 1898. Spine scuffed and faded in places with interior pages yellowed & light foxing to end papers. Through the Looking Glass- As previous. Illus John Tenniel.

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1971 Velosolex 3800 Being sold without reserve Not registered Frame number Engine number 4764193 Purchased at a car boot sale in France 15 years ago Complete with trailer and wine crates A new carburettor was fitted and it ran well at that time Not used for 8 years All lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditions No V5C, back light This lot must be collected by 12.30pm on Friday 8th June. If the buyer has not collected by this time it will automatically be removed and placed into storage, incurring a removal charge of £60 + VAT. Combinations will be charged at £100 + VAT. Storage will then be charged at £10 + VAT per day or part thereof. If collecting from storage, please provide 24 hours notice

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Being sold without reserveRegistration number GMR 912D In original Raleigh Carmine Red with 'De Luxe' visible on the frameOn rear mudguard, part of the supplying agents label is visible stating 'Green, Bradford-On-Avon, Wilts'Was part of a large collection of the rarer types of Raleigh Moped ModelsRequiring restorationOriginal Green Log Book and Continuation Book Present• GMR 912 D was registered Sep 1966• Chassis 6D 4590• Engine R138322• Colour Carmine• There are 4 owners in the Green Book, 3 of which are from the same family at the same address. • The Green book also has an interesting hand written note in the corner that a petrol ration book was issued by Bradford-on-Avon Post Office 4.12.1978Also present is an old MOT certificate from 1975Purchased from Martock Auctions in September 2014No V5This model was described when produced as:Detail Information£59.19.6 including purchase taxA comprehensively equipped and finished version of the ever popular RunaboutElegantly styled leg shields, electric horn and light alloy inflator, coupled with the splendid flamboyant Royal Carmine finish, are built-in features adding up to unbeatable valueSpecification Information:Engine 49.9cc two stroke aluminium cylinder with hard chromium plated bore 1.7B.H.P at 5000 r.p.mEnrichment valve for cold startingSediment trap incorporated carburettorTransmission-Single speed with 'engine speed' double action automatic clutchLighting: Direct lighting from flywheel alternator 3 diameter headlampRear lamp incorporating reflectorFrame: Pressed steel 'beam' patternWheels: 23 x 2.0 tyres chrome plated rims rust proof spokeFull width light alloy rear hubFuel tank-Capacity: 1.3 8 gallonsEquipment: Matching pressed steel leg shields Electric Horn, alloy tyre inflator, tool bag, toolkit, centre standNumber platesMattress saddleFinish: Flamboyant Royal Carmine with bright chrome plated fittingsPerformance: Cruising speed 30 m.p.hFuel consumption up to 160 m.p.g.  All lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditions This lot must be collected by 12.30pm on Friday 8th June. If the buyer has not collected by this time it will automatically be removed and placed into storage, incurring a removal charge of £60 + VAT. Combinations will be charged at £100 + VAT. Storage will then be charged at £10 + VAT per day or part thereof. If collecting from storage, please provide 24 hours notice

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1959 Norton ES2 Registration number 653 AWD Frame number R485475 Engine number R485475 21,420 recorded miles Original matching numbers machine Restored by the previous owner Purchased 2016 Last used 2023 Will need light re-commissioning All lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditionsWith V5C and buff log bookThis lot must be collected by 12.30pm on Friday 8th June. If the buyer has not collected by this time it will automatically be removed and placed into storage, incurring a removal charge of £60 + VAT. Combinations will be charged at £100 + VAT. Storage will then be charged at £10 + VAT per day or part thereof. If collecting from storage, please provide 24 hours notice

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1968 BSA Bantam 175Registration number KET 419FFrame number D14B4233Engine number EC00825Purchased 2 years agoSome restoration work by the ownerRebuilt replacement engine, new exhaustNew wiring loom, seat recovered etcOriginally black with red panelsNow painted  all blackLast used 6 months agoWill need light re-commissioning***V5C notes engine number as D14B4233 and the colour as black/red, the new owner will need to inform the DVLA of the new engine number and colour when they receive their new V5C***All lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditionThis lot must be collected by 12.30pm on Friday 8th June. If the buyer has not collected by this time it will automatically be removed and placed into storage, incurring a removal charge of £60 + VAT. Combinations will be charged at £100 + VAT. Storage will then be charged at £10 + VAT per day or part thereof. If collecting from storage, please provide 24 hours notice

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1927 Scott Flying Squirrel Registration number BF 4941 Frame number 1191 Engine number 79519 Purchased in March 2023 Restored by the previous owner Successfully competed in the Banbury run in 2023 Will need light re-commissioning Very nice condition All lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditions With purchase invoice brochure and photos V5C, old MOT and tax disc This lot must be collected by 12.30pm on Friday 8th June. If the buyer has not collected by this time it will automatically be removed and placed into storage, incurring a removal charge of £60 + VAT. Combinations will be charged at £100 + VAT. Storage will then be charged at £10 + VAT per day or part thereof. If collecting from storage, please provide 24 hours notice

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1963 Raleigh Runabout mopedBeing sold without reserveRegistration number BHW 437ACream and GreenBike was running well before storage, having been restored by its previous local ownerCurrent owner since 2009, part of their personal collectionIt also featured in a small YouTube video of the history of the Raleigh MopedsThe previous owner used Aplins Motorcycles in Bristol for any parts that he required at the timeAll proceeds from the sale of this model will be going to the charity St Margaret's Hospice in TauntonDate of first registration September 1963MOT Test certificate from 2006 and V5 presentFrom the owner:Original selling points of this model were:Detail Information£54.19.6 including Purchase TaxThe largest selling moped in the U.K. Designed to provide budget price motoring with utter reliabilityCompletely automatic transmission with only one engine controlThe plus-power engine fitted to the 1966 model gives even better hill climbing and effortless cruisingSpecification Information:Engine-49.9cc two stroke aluminium cylinder with hard chromium plated bore 1.7B.H.P at 5000 r.p.m. Enrichment valve for cold starting Sediment trap incorporated carburettor Transmission-Single- speed with 'engine speed' double action automatic clutchLighting-Direct lighting from flywheel alternator 3 diameter headlampRear lamp incorporating reflectorFrame- Pressed steel 'beam' patternWheels-23 x 2.0 tyres chrome plated rims rust proof spokeFull width light alloy rear hubFuel tank capacity: 1.3 8 gallons Equipment-Tool bag, toolkit, centre standNumber platesMattress saddleFinish-Neptune Blue enamel with bright chrome plated fittingsPerformance-Cruising speed 30 m.p.hFuel consumption up to 160 m.p.g. All lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditions This lot must be collected by 12.30pm on Friday 8th June. If the buyer has not collected by this time it will automatically be removed and placed into storage, incurring a removal charge of £60 + VAT. Combinations will be charged at £100 + VAT. Storage will then be charged at £10 + VAT per day or part thereof. If collecting from storage, please provide 24 hours notice

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Being sold without reserveRegistration number LMW 46FFinished in Carmine Red with original patinaThe bike was running when purchased over 10 years ago, and before it was put in storage The engine in this model operated much smoother than the Raleigh RunaboutIt was bought in the days when you had to look in the free ad papersThe seat was damaged by a dog that jumped up and ripped it so is in need of re-coveringBought from Ilton, Somerset, and the previous owner stated the moped used to be owned by a local vicarRaleigh for some reason never produced the Raleigh RM10Instead they called the model the RM9+1The bike is the same as an RM9 in many ways, but has some slight modifications such as a more comfortable dual seat and is finished in carmine red with 'plus one' on the saddle postNo V5The Selling Points for the RM9 Ultramatic model were:Detail Information£69.19.6 including purchase taxA natural progression from the single-speed models, the Ultramatic is fitted with a completely automatic infinitely variable gear change, which makes light of hills and gives sparkling accelerationAs road speed increases the Ultramatic progressively selects a higher ratio gear for itself - and as the rider, or gradient, slows the Ultramatic - the correct lower gear ratio is chosenThe Ultramatic makes 'crunching' manual gear boxes a thing of the pastSpecification Information:Engine 49.9cc two stroke aluminium cylinder with hard chromium plated bore 1.7B.H.P at 5000 r.p.m.Enrichment valve for cold startingSediment trap incorporated carburettorTransmission-Single-speed with 'engine speed' double action automatic clutchLighting-Direct lighting from flywheel alternator 4 1/2" diameter headlamp with dipping deviceRear lamp incorporating reflectorFrame-Pressed steel 'beam' pattern with telescopic forksWheels: 23 x 2.0 tyres chrome plated rims rust proof spokeFull width light alloy hubsFuel tank capacity: 1.3/8 gallons including reserveEquipment-Electric horn, tool bag, toolkit, centre standNumber platesMattress saddleFinish: Pearl Grey and Royal Blue enamel with bright chrome fittingsPerformance: Cruising speed 30 m.p.h. Fuel consumption up to 160 m.p.g. All lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditions This lot must be collected by 12.30pm on Friday 8th June. If the buyer has not collected by this time it will automatically be removed and placed into storage, incurring a removal charge of £60 + VAT. Combinations will be charged at £100 + VAT. Storage will then be charged at £10 + VAT per day or part thereof. If collecting from storage, please provide 24 hours notice

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Genuine Champion sparkplug cleaner andtester machine Genuine Champion sparkplug cleaner andtester machineBeing sold without reserveGreat talking/display piece for a museum or garageAttractive Champion pressure gaugeThe Champion spark plug service station Cleaner and TesterThis dates back to the good old days when plugs were cleaned, tested and kept in service.It has great original patina and has not been cleaned apart from light polish to just read the plateIt could be restored for display purposes or kept as isPlate has the following details:Type - BSER 7175Champion Sparking Plug Co LtdFeltham Middlesex, EnglandAll lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditions

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1979 Yamaha XS 1100 Registration number EEL 465T Frame number 2H7-021133 Engine number 2H7-021133 25,800 recorded miles Early model 2H7 Imported from Minnesota in 2019 Light restoration including repaint in the original colour Engine serviced, carbs stripped, jets cleaned etc New brake pads and braided hoses New battery and Avon tyres Aluminium polished Touring rack and seat handrail included but not currently fitted All lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditionsWith V5CThis lot must be collected by 12.30pm on Friday 8th June. If the buyer has not collected by this time it will automatically be removed and placed into storage, incurring a removal charge of £60 + VAT. Combinations will be charged at £100 + VAT. Storage will then be charged at £10 + VAT per day or part thereof. If collecting from storage, please provide 24 hours notice

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1967 Raleigh RM8 Automatic Mk IIBeing sold without reserveRegistration number LRU 104FThis was an improved version of the Raleigh RunaboutRaleigh Mopeds came in Red and White and Blu,  traditional with the Made in Britain theme (and British Racing Green)Owned since 2017The moped has its original patinaThe previous owner stored the bike in dry storage and was very proud of it's conditionNew coil fitted in 2017 and the bike ran well before the current owner put it into storage The colour is Cream (known as Pearl Grey) and Royal BlueThe following rare documents are present:Original Dealers Receipt (Bill of Sale)from E.T. Dacombe & Son of Wimborne, Bournemouth, bike cost 66.06, tax was 2.00 and insurance 2.00.Original Green Log Book issued December 1967Blue Vehicle Registration Document with change of keeper in 1978Some Test Certificates and Tax Disc from 1978/79No V5, however documents above should make applying for a registration easy to do.In 30 years collecting these models, the owner informs us they have not come across another one in this condition or stunning blue colourThe selling points for this Raleigh RM8 Automatic Mk II were:Detail Information£64.19.6 including Purchase TaxAll the advantages of the wonderful Runabout plus long travel-road smoothing telescopic forksExtra large 'dipping' headlamp and a dual-tone colour scheme make the automatic the finest single speed moped availableSpecification Information:Engine-49.9cc two stroke aluminium cylinder with hard chromium plated bore 1.7B.H.P at 5000 r.p.m. Enrichment valve for cold starting Sediment trap incorporated carburettor Transmission-Single- speed with 'engine speed' double action automatic clutchLighting-Direct lighting from flywheel alternator 4 1/2" diameter headlamp with dipping deviceRear lamp incorporating reflectorFrame-Pressed steel 'beam' pattern with telescopic forksWheels-23 x 2.0 tyres chrome plated rims rust proof spokeFull width light alloy hubsFuel tank capacity: 1.3/8 gallons including reserveEquipmen-Electric horn, tool bag, toolkit, centre standNumber platesMattress saddleFinish-Pearl Grey and Royal Blue enamel with bright chrome fittingsPerformance-Cruising speed 30 m.p.hFuel consumption up to 160 m.p.gAll lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditions This lot must be collected by 12.30pm on Friday 8th June. If the buyer has not collected by this time it will automatically be removed and placed into storage, incurring a removal charge of £60 + VAT. Combinations will be charged at £100 + VAT. Storage will then be charged at £10 + VAT per day or part thereof. If collecting from storage, please provide 24 hours notice

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1950 Vincent Comet Series C Registration number ADX 63 Frame number RC/1/5025 Engine number F5AB/2A/3125 Original unrestored machine Despatched to Revitt’s Ipswich in December 1949 Matching numbers Purchased in 2015 Fitted with Thorspark electronic ignition by the previous owner Supplied with prop stand extension and oil filter Last started 2015 Will need light re-commissioning All lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditionsWith V5C, old MOT's, old photos, invoices and large file with letters etcThis lot must be collected by 12.30pm on Friday 8th June. If the buyer has not collected by this time it will automatically be removed and placed into storage, incurring a removal charge of £60 + VAT. Combinations will be charged at £100 + VAT. Storage will then be charged at £10 + VAT per day or part thereof. If collecting from storage, please provide 24 hours notice

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1993 Yamaha 750 Café RacerBeing sold without reserveRegistration number AGK 907WFrame number 5ES-003422Engine number 5ESRestored some years agoRunning well prior to storageNot started for one year so will need light re-commissioningWith V5All lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditionsThis lot must be collected by 12.30pm on Friday 8th June. If the buyer has not collected by this time it will automatically be removed and placed into storage, incurring a removal charge of £60 + VAT. Combinations will be charged at £100 + VAT. Storage will then be charged at £10 + VAT per day or part thereof. If collecting from storage, please provide 24 hours notice

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1972 Yamaha LS-2Registration number AWW 236KFrame number LS2013133Engine number LS2-01313312,144 recorded milesOriginal machine, sympathetically restoredRare model, only made for one yearImported from USA in 2021Running well prior to storageWill need light re-commissioningWith V5CAll lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and condition This lot must be collected by 12.30pm on Friday 8th June. If the buyer has not collected by this time it will automatically be removed and placed into storage, incurring a removal charge of £60 + VAT. Combinations will be charged at £100 + VAT. Storage will then be charged at £10 + VAT per day or part thereof. If collecting from storage, please provide 24 hours notice

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1966 Raleigh RM11 Super TouristRegistration number LGY 94DThis was British manufacturer Raleigh's attempt at producing a stylish, premium moped with exceptional performanceIt was an innovative design, probably ahead of its time, when you compare it to other brands of sports moped introduced in the early seventiesOwned for about 20 yearsThe owner informs us it took a long time to find a genuine one as it was so rare and he had never seen an original one as good despite travelling the length and breadth of the countryThe bike still has some light oil coated on it in which there are specks of dustOwner did not want to over clean it in case of damaging the paintworkThere were only about 400 ever produced between January 1966 and July 1967The bike was running and is still in the condition when the owner bought it, but being so rare they have been reluctant to use itThe owner did not want to restore it because the Flamboyant Royal Carmine paint has a fleck in it which is extremely difficult to replicate and this bike is possibly one of just a few original survivors that have not been restoredThe 11R frame number confirms the authenticity of this rare moped The owner hopes its new owner will also wish to preserve it and cherish it as he has doneNo V5The original brochure selling features of this model were:Detail Information£79.19.6 including purchase taxA brilliant new model designed for the longer journey - the front mounted tank enables the rider who prefers high speeds - to 'steer with his knees'A special high performance engine with automatic gear change and clutch, a magnificently sprung and padded saddle, extra wide touring handlebars, a sturdy chrome rear carrier are just a few of the features which make the 'Super Tourist' the finest touring moped ever producedSpecification Information:Engine 49.9cc two stroke aluminium cylinder with hard chromium plated bore 2.66B.H.P at 5600 r.p.m.Enrichment valve for cold startingSediment trap incorporated carburettorTransmission-Infinitely variable automatic gear change mechanism'Engine speed' double action automatic clutch Lighting-Direct lighting from flywheel alternator 4 diameter headlampRear lamp incorporating reflectorFrame-Pressed steel 'beam' pattern with valanced telescopic forksWheels-23 x 2.0 tyres chrome plated rims rust proof spokeFull width light alloy rear hubFuel tank capacity-1 1/2 gallons incorporating reserveEquipment-Electric horn, twin chrome toolboxes, tool kit, chrome luggage carrier inflator, centre stand Number platesDenfold sprung seat with foam underlayFinish-Flamboyant Royal Carmine with bright chrome plated fittingsPerformance-Top speed 45m.p.h. Fuel consumption up to 120m.p.g. All lots in this sale are sold as is and bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding. Please read our terms and conditions This lot must be collected by 12.30pm on Friday 8th June. If the buyer has not collected by this time it will automatically be removed and placed into storage, incurring a removal charge of £60 + VAT. Combinations will be charged at £100 + VAT. Storage will then be charged at £10 + VAT per day or part thereof. If collecting from storage, please provide 24 hours notice

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Early 20th century 18ct gold three stone cushion cut sapphire and four stone old cut diamond ring, total sapphire weight approx1.85 carat, total diamond weight approx 0.30 caratCondition Report:Approx 3.45gm, size L, hallmark rubbed tested 18ct, sapphires good colour with a few light surface nibbles, diamonds bright well matched, max depth = 6.7mm

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Double strand graduating angel skin coral bead necklace, with 14ct gold double clasp, , with a pair of matching clip-on earrings, both stamped 14KCondition Report:Approx 99.5gm, max necklace length = 48.5cm, largest bead diameter = approx 1.38cm, smallest bead diameter = 0.62cm, earring diameter = approx 1.47cm, some light wear otherwise good condition

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18ct white gold single stone round brilliant cut diamond pendant, on 9ct gold chain necklace, both hallmarked, diamond approx 0.55 caratCondition Report:Pendant approx 1.35gm, length = 1.2cm, chain approx 1.35gm, length = 51.5cm, both very good condition, diamond bright with good movement, eye clean with some light coloured inclusions under 10x loop approx SI2-I1 clarity, very good colour approx F-G

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Gold square cut emerald and single cut diamond cluster ring, stamped 18ct & Plat, emerald approx 0.40 carat, total diamond weight approx 0.30 caratCondition Report:Approx 3.55gm, size M-N, head = 10.8mm x 10.5mm, emerald goo dolour with some light surface nibbles, diamonds bright, well matched

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18ct white gold single stone old cut diamond ring, stamped, diamond approx 0.45 caratCondition Report:Approx 2.3gm, size N, diamond good colour approx J-K, with some light colour inclusions

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18ct white gold round brilliant cut diamond and calibre cut sapphire half eternity ring, London 1972, total diamond weight approx 0.30 caratCondition Report:Approx 4.05gm, size N, max depth = 3.5mm, a couple of sapphire with very light surface nibbles mainly visible under 10x loop, diamonds bright well matched, approx colour H, eye clean approx clarity VS2- SI1, setting and shank good

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9ct white gold rubover set tanzanite diamond ring, hallmarkedCondition Report:Approx 7.6gm, size N-O, max depth = 9.3mm, a few light scratches to gold otherwise good condition

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9ct gold open face keyless lever pocket watch by Tissot, silvered / cream dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, case by Dennison, Birmingham 1958, casedCondition Report:Back case only approx 7.9gm (approx 48.75gm gross), no inner dust cover, movement functioning and clean, dial with a couple of pin prick marks otherwise good, hands moving freely, snap on back case with some light scratches and teeth marks around case opening, case diameter = 47mm

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Early 20th century 9ct rose gold sapphire, old cut diamond and pearl hinged bangle, with foliate decorationCondition Report:Approx 14.35gm, tested 9ct, inner circumference = 17.3cm, max depth = 0.85cm, clasp good, hollow interior, a couple of very light dents, very very fine split to edge - not detrimental

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Elizabeth Bonté early 20th century carved horn dragonfly necklace, suspending a glass bead, on silk chord with glass and resin bead spacersCondition Report:Pendant length = 12cm including glass bead (9cm excluding bead), dragonfly wind span = 8.5cm, necklace length = 84cm, ware to silk cord, horn good with some light wear to decoration

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9ct gold opal and garnet cluster ring, hallmarkedCondition Report:Approx 7.6gm, size P-Q, head = 22mm x 24mm, evidence of minor repair to setting of one garnet, very light hairline crack to opal towards edge - not detrimental

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THREE DECORATIVE WALL ADORNMENTS20th century and later, including a gilt plaster wall bracket with cherubs supporting the stepped pediment, a Louis XVI style wood wall light and a gilded wood girandole with ribbons and oval mirror, 54cm long, 45cm long and 93.5cm long respectively

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A PAIR OF LIGHT OAK BREAKFRONT BOOKCASESof 19th century design with moulded cornices, each fitted four shelves, each 250cm high x 80cm wide x 43cm deep (2)

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A CONTEMPORARY LIGHT OAK SETTEEwith pale linen covers, 90cm high x 180cm wide x 90cm deep, together with a similar 'love seat', 91cm high x 134cm wide x 92cm deep (2)

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TED DYER (b.1940) 'Soft Light across the Beach, Gyllyngvase Falmouth'signed lower right, oil on canvas, 24cm x 34cm

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ENGLISH SCHOOL, 20TH CENTURY, 'Light Airs'oil on canvas, depicting the yachts 'Vigilant' and 'Britannia', 25cm x 33cm

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A CONTEMPORARY LIGHT OAK OVERMANTEL MIRROR BY RALPH LAURENthe rectangular bevelled plate within a gilt metal and moulded oak surround, 109cm x 129cm Provenance: The Egerton Place Collection.

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A 20TH CENTURY LIGHT OAK CHEST OF DRAWERS OF SMALL PROPORTIONfitted three drawers, 107cm high x 58cm wide

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Three boxes of light fittings, pictures, glassware, mirrors, CD's, etc

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