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Los 49
A London-decorated Paris dish from the 'Nelson Set Dessert Service', circa 1802Of oval shape with a lobed rim, the border with brightly enamelled oak leaves and gilded acorns, reserving two panels of blue drapery and gilt inscriptions, the name 'Nelson' appearing twice, with 'San Josef' and '2nd April', the centre with the full arms of Horatio, Viscount Nelson, picked out in enamel colours and gilding over a lightly-printed outline, 27.2cm wideFootnotes:ProvenanceVice-Admiral Horatio, Lord NelsonEmma, Lady HamiltonCharles Wentworth Wass Collection, Phillips, 6 December 1995, lot 326The much-quoted inventory, referred to here as the Trickey Inventory (and also known as the 'Merton Inventory') wasn't drawn up until circa 1813. By this time the house at Merton had been sold and the inventory was a list of Lady Hamilton's possessions, packed in crates and used as surety for loans to fend off her creditors. Listed among 'Plate China Glass &c. belonging to Lady Hamilton' are various named services, one of which is headed 'Nelson Set'. Below this heading is listed a Dessert Service and a Tea Service, both of which are fully itemised. These are some of the china sets that were used at Merton by Lady Hamilton, her many guests and, occasionally, by Lord Nelson when he wasn't away at sea. Among the listed services, the Inventory identifies the Horatia Set (which was of Chamberlain's manufacture), the Nelson Set (the present lot) and the Baltic Set (a related design but without Nelson's arms). The Nelson Set dessert service comprised '2 Ice Pails with linings and Covers, 2 Sugar Tureens, 1 Centre Dish, 4 Dishes (oval) and 4 Ditto (round)', as well as 26 Plates. A separate Nelson tea service is also listed.The present lot is therefore one of the four oval dishes from the Nelson Set dessert service. The Nelson Set is traditionally believed to have been presented to Nelson in 1802 by the City of London. In that year Nelson was invited to ride in the Lord Mayor's coach in the inaugural procession of the Lord Mayor. Nelson's niece, Charlotte watched the procession and wrote to her mother...'I wish you could have seen all the people jumping up to the carriage to see my uncle and the thousands of people round him looking up at him... All the ladies had their handkerchiefs out of the windows when my uncle passed, they and the people calling out 'Nelson for Ever''.It is likely that the set was commissioned from a London china shop with its own decorating workshop. The Coalport factory was the main supplier of 'blanks' used by London decorators and the accompanying 'Nelson' tea service is indeed Coalport porcelain. Some of the London decorators preferred to use the pure white porcelain that was imported, (or smuggled in) from Paris, and it is this high-quality white Paris porcelain that was used for the Nelson dessert service. We'll never know if Nelson was aware that he was celebrating his victory over the French by dining off the finest French porcelain. Any set commissioned for a single banquet was usually made in quite a hurry to be ready in time. This is possibly the reason that a printed outline was used for the armorial decoration. Nelsons arms and insignia on this dish, and on the following lots, were created by hand-painting on top of a light outline print. This use of a printed guide identifies this dish as an authentic part of the Nelson Set. Most of the copies of the Nelson Set, made in France a hundred years later, were free-hand painted and thus can be easily distinguished from the genuine survivors from this most sought-after set. Although the 1813 inventory listed the china as belonging to Lady Hamilton, it seems that much of the Nelson Set was reclaimed by other members of Nelson's family. Some was inherited by Nelson's niece, Charlotte, Duchess of Bronte, who had married Samuel Hood, Baron Bridport. On his death in 1868 the china passed to his son, Alexander Nelson, Viscount Bridport. What remained of the Nelson Set tea service was sold in Lord Bridport's sale at Christie's in July 1895, although the Bridport sale did not include any dessert wares. This oval dish of Paris porcelain was in the Wentworth Wass Collection, sold by Phillips on 6 December 1995, lot 326. Charles Wentworth Wass had been a buyer at the Bridport sale and he probably bought other items directly from Viscount Bridport.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Los 956
Pair of well executed 19th Century watercolours, Dutch sailing vessels off the coast, 18 x 26cm, gilt framed, with Gladwell Brothers labels verso, together with another watercolour, sailing off the coast, signed W. Jones, dated 1906Both have a couple of light marks possibly foxing, but no fading or further damage, also nice original frames
Los 1515
Ercol light ash circular drop-leaf dining table, on splayed supports, 72cm high x 113cm diameter, together with a matched set of five Ercol dining chairs, with loose cushion, with stamp for 1960Chairs are of different periods but are Ercol and good condition. Table is also clean and in good condition with only minor wear from use.
Los 439
Early post-war Meccano Accessory Sets 4 and 4a Electric Motor and Frog Aircraft, Set 4A, with instructions dated 3/47, in original box with additional Arabic 'Meccano' Label, Set 4, in a non-Meccano wooden box, with instructions dated 12/46, parts for both sets spread over the two boxes (not checked), possibly additional items, E1/6 Electric Motor, in original light blue box, F-VG, boxes F-G, together with Frog Single Seat Fighter (Mark V) Airplane, with instructions and Price List (dated Feb 1947), in original box, VG, box F-G (qty),
Los 569
A lot of farm and country life figures and accessories by various makers including Britains and Crescent comprising Stoddart babies (10), Britains Farmer's gig, Salco Gypsy caravan (3, but 2 P), with horses, steps and driver (2 of each), John Hill lamp posts (2), STOP sign, and traffic light, Hill and Britains seat, Charbens, Benbros, Crescent farm workers (80+), with fence, troughs, etc generally G, 10 farmworkers P, (100+),
Los 363
1990s Marvel Comics, (330) various characters, Captain America (86), Marvel Tales (14), New Mutants (8), Spectacular Spiderman (6), Sensational Spider man (3), Wolfpack (18), X Factor (78), Sleepwalker (4), Maverick (19), The Punisher Vol 2 (11), 2099 Unlimited (3), X Terminators (2), Incredible Hulk (4), X Force (3), Avengers Stand off Omega 001 (10), Last Days of Captain America No 8 (15), Battleworld Ultimate End No 1 (8), Wonder Man (2), Fantastic Four (3), Uncanny X Men (3), Nth Man (7), Alpha Flight No 2 (20), Shadows & Light (2), single issues Rogue, Scarlet Spider, Daredevil, Toxic Avenger, Thunderbolts, Super Girl. Spider Man Unlimited, The Eternals, XSE, Truth, Epic Comics (Marvel) Times spirits, includes duplicate issues, F-VG, (330)
Los 647
0 Gauge and Gauge 1 Accessories by various Makers (qty), Hornby 3-piece Girder Bridge, scratchbuilt water Tower, Gauge 0-1, Kibri Buffet Kiosk, Yard Crane on wooden block, two-piece Tin Tunnel, Bing warning chime Bell, Bing or similar Yard Lamps (2, require rewiring, lacks one shade, no bulbs), Station Clock, poorly repainted Colour Light Signal (no bulbs), three Bassett-Lowke or similar wooden poster boards and pair of Level Crossing Gates and two Posts, F-G (qty)
Los 420
Vintage and modern Tinplate and plastic Fire Engines (4), Modern Toys battery operated tinplate Fire Chief, F, battery compartment ok, some light rust, pair of modern Far East tinplate Fire Engines and New Bright plastic battery operated Fire Tender with push and go and Bump and Go operation, in original box, F-VG, box G (4)
Los 62
Plafonnier à six lumières en bronze doré, circa 1930A décors d'éléments végétaux.Zes-lichts verguld bronzen plafondlamp, circa 1930.Six-light gilt bronze ceiling light, circa 1930.H.83 cm D.64 cmFootnotes:Provenance : probablement du paquebot Le France.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Los 288
MAISON CHARLESLampe modèle « Fougères » à deux lumières en bronze doré, circa 1970A décor double face, abat-jour en laiton brossé doré patiné. Base en marbre noir de Belgique.Signé sur l'écrou de fixation de l'abat jour Charles & Made in France.Tweelichts lamp 'Fougères' in verguld brons, circa 1970. Gesigneerd Charles & Made in France.Fougères' two-light lamp in gilt bronze, circa 1970. Signed Charles & Made in France.H.49,5 cmFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Los 398
Paire d'appliques à deux lumières en acier peint, circa 1940A décor d'éléments floraux et feuillagés.Paar tweelichts wandlampen van geschilderd staal, circa 1940.Pair of two-light sconces in painted steel, circa 1940.H.50 cm L.30 cmFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Los 390
Travail italien, miroir infini en laiton et métal, circa 1980De forme ronde.La gaine lumineuse à l'intérieur est décollée à certains endroits.Italiaans werk, oneindigheidsspiegel van messing en metaal, circa 1980.De lichtmantel binnenin is op sommige plaatsen losgeraakt.Italian work, infinity mirror in brass and metal, circa 1980.The light sheath inside is detached in some places.D.92 cmFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
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