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Los 935
A German brass repousse dish, 17th c, with Putto blowing a horn within fluted cavetto, the border of strapwork and tulips or shells at intervals, the underside engraved The Gift of Sir Herbert Taylor to Henry Disbrowe 1839, 22.5cm l Lieutenant General Sir Herbert Taylor (1775-1839) enjoyed an illustrious career as a courtier. He was appointed First Private Secretary to George III and successively George IV and William IV, also to Queen Charlotte and was principal aide de camp to George IV. He was also the Deputy Secretary for War and MP for Windsor. He married Charlotte Albina, daughter of Edward Disbrowe of Walton Hall, Derbyshire. The present dish was presented to his brother-in-law the Rev. Henry Disbrowe (1794-1867), Rector of Welbourne, Lincs Light polish wear but not holed, split or repaired
Los 1065
Dame Laura Knight DBE, RA, RWS (1877-1970) - A Darkie Dance 1927, signed and inscribed, charcoal, 35.5 x 26cm This drawing is recorded in the catalogue Dame Laura Knight's Drawings currently in preparation by R John Crofts FCA, ref D 0405. Exhibited: Nottingham, Castle Museum & Art Gallery, April 1989 and subsequently at Bristol, Cartwright Hall, Bradford and Plymouth and Wolverhampton Art Galleries. Drawn in 1927 when the artist joined her husband who was then undertaking portrait commissions in Baltimore, whilst staying with their orthopaedic consultant friend, Dr William S Baer of Johns Hopkins University. Dr Baer (Billy) and his wife were well known breeders of Chows in the United States and had kennels for 40 of the dogs. See the artist's autobiography "Oil Paint and Grease Paint", p.287 A few light old stains, including one from a drawing pin once in the extreme upper left corner, also approx. 2mm closed tear extreme lower centre. Unexamined out of frame
Los 676
A Spode scent bottle and stopper, c1830, painted with four floral reserves on a light blue and gilt ground, 12.5cm h, painted Spode and a Staffordshire porcelain scent bottle and stopper, c1825, of ‘umbrella’ form painted with flowers, 60mm h (4) Spode - light wear, no restoration, stopper original. Staffordshire - stopper slightly ill-fitting but probably original, light wear to gilding
Los 945
A Victorian oak games compendium, Royal Cabinet of Games, the lid with bevelled glazed light and enclosed by two doors, with fitted interior and retaining the compliment of bone chessmen, draughts and other games, 35cm l, inscribed on silvered tablet ROYAL CABINET OF GAMES, with booklet Good condition
Los 1003
A Tanto in Koshirae Sugata: Shinogi-Zukuri Iori-mune with shallow tori-zoriNagasa:. 22.5cmMotohaba: 2.3cm Sakihaba: 1.7cm Kasane: 6mmHada: surface obscured by light pitting.Hamon: Mino style sanban-sugi with ko-nie throughoutKissaki: chu-kissaki with ko-maru boshiNakago: O- suriage one mekugi ana, kurijiri and kiri yasurimei mumei.Koshirae same tsuka (ito menuki and kashira missing) fuchi with peonies, round iron tsuba with rice stooks. Kozuka with poultry and winnowing fans. Ko-gatana signed. Black lacquered saya with peony and butterfly in gold.Provenance: purchased in a local UK antique shop 1960. Lots 992 - 1009 comprise a collection of Japanese edged weapons assembled by the late Mr MacCormick between 1953 and 1963, with one final addition added in 1998. They were all purchased within the UK at local auctions, antique shops or privately. They have never been submitted for shinsa. Within the Collection there is a Daisho (large and small swords) and a good Gendaito from the Showa period. All of the works are in largely untouched condition and a professional polish would undoubtedly reveal more detail of hada, hamon and boshi. Equally the koshirae include a number of interesting tsuba and small fittings which are worthy of further study and preservation. Mellors & Kirk gratefully acknowledge the assistance of Paul Bowman in the cataloguing of this collection
Los 996
A Tanto in Koshirae Sugata Hira-Zukuri Iori-mune with shallow saki-zoriNagasa:. 26.5cmMotohaba: 2.8cm Kasane: 6mmHada: Ko-itame but detail obscured by light abrasion. There is a fukure approx 2cm from the hamachi. Hamon: Suguha in nioi but detail unclear Kissaki: details of boshi unclearNakago: Ubu, one mekugi ana, kiri Yasurimei. The nakago has been cleanedKoshirae: cream silk thread bound same tsuka over an attractive copper Mokkogata ishime tsuba, copper fuchi kashira with stag and gold and silver moon in relief (kashira loose). Menuki of horses in shakudo and gold. Ribbed riori saya.Provenance: purchased in a local antique shop 1956. Lots 992 - 1009 comprise a collection of Japanese edged weapons assembled by the late Mr MacCormick between 1953 and 1963, with one final addition added in 1998. They were all purchased within the UK at local auctions, antique shops or privately. They have never been submitted for shinsa. Within the Collection there is a Daisho (large and small swords) and a good Gendaito from the Showa period. All of the works are in largely untouched condition and a professional polish would undoubtedly reveal more detail of hada, hamon and boshi. Equally the koshirae include a number of interesting tsuba and small fittings which are worthy of further study and preservation. Mellors & Kirk gratefully acknowledge the assistance of Paul Bowman in the cataloguing of this collection
Los 366
A pair of George III neo classical silver candlesticks, crested within chased cartouche, nozzles, 29.5cm h, marked on foot and nozzle, by John Parsons & Co, Sheffield 1786, loaded Light overall wear but straight, not split or repaired, no significant dents, no later engraving. Nozzles engraved No 3 or No 5
Los 1000
An O-suriage Wakizashi in Koshirae Sugata: Shinogi-Zukuri Iori-mune with torii-zoriNagasa:. 40.1cmMotohaba: 2.4cm Sakihaba: 2.1cm Kasane: 5mmHada: Details obscured by light abrasion and pittingHamon: Gunome/Midare in nioiKissaki: Smallish chu-kissaki boshi obscuredNakago: O- suriage, three mekugi ana (two filled), kurijiri kiri yasurimeiKoshirae black silk braid (damaged) bound same tsuka, iron tsuba with Ho-O bird in gold..One large menuki of a snake the other missing. Fuchi with mythical minogame turtle and pine trees in fine shakudo and copper, kashira two figures. Black lacquered saya with gold kiri flowers and tendrils.Iron Kozuka with gilt bamboo with signed ko-gatana.Provenance: purchased in a local UK antique shop 1958. Lots 992 - 1009 comprise a collection of Japanese edged weapons assembled by the late Mr MacCormick between 1953 and 1963, with one final addition added in 1998. They were all purchased within the UK at local auctions, antique shops or privately. They have never been submitted for shinsa. Within the Collection there is a Daisho (large and small swords) and a good Gendaito from the Showa period. All of the works are in largely untouched condition and a professional polish would undoubtedly reveal more detail of hada, hamon and boshi. Equally the koshirae include a number of interesting tsuba and small fittings which are worthy of further study and preservation. Mellors & Kirk gratefully acknowledge the assistance of Paul Bowman in the cataloguing of this collection
Los 953
WWII. Operation Market Garden, 1st British Airborne Division flag 1944, of Bellerephon and Pegasus, maroon cotton(?) twill and light blue wool, with ink inscription “Urquhart Maj Gen September 1944” on the heading and, in chalk “Home from Home…Good Luck to All…”, 45.5 x 63.5cm Provenance: Acquired by Lucy Ann Godson in 1944; thence by descent to the present vendor This flag has an interesting, but frustratingly inconclusive provenance. Undoubtedly dating from the period, its excellent state of preservation points to it having always been regarded as an heirloom. According to the testimony of Lucy Ann Godson (1923-2005) of Leadenham, Lincolnshire, the daughter of a gamekeeper and his wife, it was given to her by a serviceman that she refused to name (other than by an improbable nickname), whom she described as batman to Major General [Roy] Urquhart (1901-1988). After employment as a domestic servant in a Lincolnshire country house she embarked on a brief marriage before marrying again in 1949. Her second husband survives her and has confirmed that his wife had served in the ATS. He was born in 1927 and by coincidence, he joined the army at 16 and after training as an airborne soldier became a glider pilot. It is understood that he was one of those selected to fly to Arnhem as part of the second wave.
Los 1008
A Gendai-to Katana in high quality Shin-gunto koshirae Sugata: Shinogi-Zukuri Iori-mune with shallow tori-zoriNagasa:. 69.0cmMotohaba: 3.0cm Sakihaba: 1.9cm Kasane: 8mmHada: Itame and nagare partially obscured by scratches and light abrasion.Hamon: Suguha based with ko-gunome and sporadic small togari.Kissaki: chu-kissakiNakago: ubu one mekugi ana, kurijiri strong and clear takanoha yasurimei. Signed Noshu (ju) Kanenobu saku.Koshirae good quality Shingunto mounts with pierced tsuba and field officer’s knot.Note: This sword was made by Niwa Kanemitsu Kanenobu Kanenobu (?? ??) Born in 1874 he joined the Seki NippontoTanren where he was one of senior teachers. He is also the father and teacher of Niwa Shuji Kanenobu (?? ?? ??) who produced swords throughout the war and was designated as an “intangible cultural asset” of Gifu prefecture in 1973 Ref: Japanese Swordsmiths in Gifu 1937 - Member Articles - Nihonto Message Board (militaria.co.za) Provenance: Purchased at local arms fair 1998. Lots 992 - 1009 comprise a collection of Japanese edged weapons assembled by the late Mr MacCormick between 1953 and 1963, with one final addition added in 1998. They were all purchased within the UK at local auctions, antique shops or privately. They have never been submitted for shinsa. Within the Collection there is a Daisho (large and small swords) and a good Gendaito from the Showa period. All of the works are in largely untouched condition and a professional polish would undoubtedly reveal more detail of hada, hamon and boshi. Equally the koshirae include a number of interesting tsuba and small fittings which are worthy of further study and preservation. Mellors & Kirk gratefully acknowledge the assistance of Paul Bowman in the cataloguing of this collection
Los 560
Three H & R Daniel dessert plates, c1830, of Shrewsbury or Shell Border shape, painted with landscapes or flowers, 22cm diam and two pairs of H&R Daniel lilac sprigged dessert plates, painted with botanical flowers, various painted pattern numbers (7) One of the lilac sprigged plates restored. The other three slightly cracked. First three plates in the description in good condition save for some light wear to the gilding on the border of the floral example and small scratch to the border of the pink bordered plate
Los 526
An English porcelain claret ground vase and two contemporary English spill vases, c1825, one of beaded beaker form, painted with landscape or floral panels, 11.5 - 12.5cm h Claret ground vase - lower part of body restored. Light blue vase - slightly scratched, star crack in base, wear to gilding around rim. Dark blue vase - wear to gilding around rim and loop of one handle restored
Los 213
A set of six Victorian silver salt cellars and a mustard pot en suite, shaped oblong and stamped with water leaf decoration, salt cellar 70mm l, by W Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1899, a compliment of silver spoons, Albany pattern and two silver pepperettes, 12ozs 10dwts (16) Lacking blue glass liners and light wear
Los 1144
Adrian Allinson, RBA, ROI (1890-1959) – Fuchsia, signed, oil on panel, 80.5 x 65cm In the original gilt frame with, on the reverse, the artist’s handwritten label with address 87a Clifton Hill Studios, Clifton Hill, London NW8 and the title of a different work (1 of 3) sent for exhibition at the City of Bradford Corporation Art Gallery Good original condition, would benefit from a light clean
Los 1081
English School, 19th c - Picturesque Mountainscapes, two, oil on canvas, 30.5 x 46cm, uniform gilt and composition cavetto frames, (2) The darker of the two pictures good, could benefit from being re-stretched, some marginal grime. Its companion with scrubbed portions, some losses, light craquelure. Both frames with light worn losses.
Los 360
A George V five-piece silver brush set, engine turned and initialled MAJ, maker F & Co, London 1929, a cut glass bowl and silver cover and a cut glass pickle jar and stopper, the silver collar embossed with fruit (7) Jar and stopper in good condition. The other items with light wear and small dents
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Los 1009
A wakizashi in assembled koshirae Sugata: Shinogi-Zukuri Iori-mune with shallow tori-zori Nagasa:. 50cmMotohaba: 2.8cm Sakihaba: 1.9cm Kasane: 5.5mmHada: details obscured by scratches and light abrasion.Hamon: SuguhaKissaki: damaged and reshaped no yokote visible and no details of the boshi can be seenNakago: O-suriage two mekugi ana, kiri nakago jiri strong faint kiri yasurimei. Mumei. There is a large chip/modification to the blade just below the habaki. Possible earlier modification for fitting alternative koshirae.Koshirae Tape bound same tsuka. Showa brass menuki plain iron fuchi kashira. Small Owari style iron sukashi tsuba. Indistinctly signed with mei rubbed and cleaned. Saya painted black with some loss and damage. Lots 992 - 1009 comprise a collection of Japanese edged weapons assembled by the late Mr MacCormick between 1953 and 1963, with one final addition added in 1998. They were all purchased within the UK at local auctions, antique shops or privately. They have never been submitted for shinsa. Within the Collection there is a Daisho (large and small swords) and a good Gendaito from the Showa period. All of the works are in largely untouched condition and a professional polish would undoubtedly reveal more detail of hada, hamon and boshi. Equally the koshirae include a number of interesting tsuba and small fittings which are worthy of further study and preservation. Mellors & Kirk gratefully acknowledge the assistance of Paul Bowman in the cataloguing of this collection
Los 991
An English 14 bore percussion sporting rifle, William Moore 78 Edgware Road London, mid 19th c, the octagonal barrel with platinum line, engraved tang, hammer and lock with sliding safety, the lock engraved with a dead stag, chequered walnut stock, ramrod, barrel 75.3cm Minor knocks and old scratches on walnut and light wear to finish but in substantially good condition
Los 479
A Minton plate, early 20th c, painted by J E Dean, signed, with Greta Bridge, in light blue and gilt gadrooned border, 24.5cm diam, impressed and printed mark, a Royal Crown Derby plate, painted by W E J Dean, signed, with Tissington Spires Dovedale and two Royal Doulton plates, printed and painted with views, both signed (4) A private collection of the Minton ceramic artist James Edwin Dean (1864-1935) of Cheadle, Staffordshire (lots 465-496) The first two plates in good conditionThe printed and painted plates - one worn, the other cracked
Los 1001
A Koto Katana in Koshirae Sugata: Shinogi-Zukuri Iori-mune with shallow tori-zoriNagasa:. 69.5cmMotohaba: 2.7cm Sakihaba: 2.0 cm Kasane: 7mmHada: details obscured by light abrasion but some nagare visibleHamon: Narrow suguha in nioiKissaki: chu-kissaki with sugu ko-maru boshi.Nakago: suriage two mekugi ana, signed Bishu Osafune ju Suke…..Koshirae black silk braid bound same tsuka, good round iron tsuba with tiger (in shakudo and gold) and dragon. Menuki stirrups and riding whip, and harness in gold.Fuchi kashira in shakudo with golden shishi (fuchi) and blossom in copper silver and gold. Overall good conditionProvenance: purchased in a local UK antique shop 1958. Lots 992 - 1009 comprise a collection of Japanese edged weapons assembled by the late Mr MacCormick between 1953 and 1963, with one final addition added in 1998. They were all purchased within the UK at local auctions, antique shops or privately. They have never been submitted for shinsa. Within the Collection there is a Daisho (large and small swords) and a good Gendaito from the Showa period. All of the works are in largely untouched condition and a professional polish would undoubtedly reveal more detail of hada, hamon and boshi. Equally the koshirae include a number of interesting tsuba and small fittings which are worthy of further study and preservation. Mellors & Kirk gratefully acknowledge the assistance of Paul Bowman in the cataloguing of this collection
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