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Preisdatenbank abonnierenWilde (Oscar). The Importance of Being Earnest. A Trivial Comedy for Serious People, 1st edition, London: Leonard Smithers, 1899, some light spotting front and rear, original lilac cloth with leaf spray ornaments in gilt designed by Charles Shannon, spine a little faded, small 4toQTY: (1)NOTE:Mason 382. Limited edition of 1000, this copy out-of-series. Provenance:
A 19th century Chinese porcelain Hu vase: red ochre and light-brown trickling glazes against a crackle glaze ground, two elephant-mask handles and of flattened form, on conforming octagonal foot (hairline crack to underside of base) (24cm high) Christie's London, original invoice dated 28 May 1987 referring to the Great Tew Park dispersal, together with original invoice
A large late 19th / early 20th century Chinese porcelain vase; the neck with flaring rim above a ruyi head border, the vase with two 'double' opposing dogs of Foo (lion dogs, temple guardians) handles, each side with a turquoise ground and a lilac ground, applied Chilong dragon and further over two shaped reserves decorated in famille rose enamels with a musician group before mountains and two figures, one with an open-winged tethered stork, the second panel similarly decorated with figures before mountains and two oncoming figures about to light a firework placed upon rockwork and each with hands covering their ears, the main burnt-orange ground decorated with chrysanthemums, a peony and various other flowers in low relief, the base with lappet border in Ming style, the underside of the base with red six-character seal mark (63cm highest)
A very fine and comprehensive light-brown leather desk-set comprising: dome-topped compartmentalised stationery cabinet, pen-stand with central hexagonal glass tray labelled 'Val St Lamvert' (Belgium) and with two gilt-metal pen-holders, a large folding gilt-metal-mounted paper- holder, a desk paper-tray and weighted cover, a matching gilt-metal and leather desk-calendar, notepad with folding lid and a matching desk-blotter
An Arrau or giant South American skeletal turtle carapace (podocnemis expansa): a good light blonde example (68.5cm long x 52.5cm widest x approx. 16.5cm highest) CITES Annex B, Appendix IIFootnote:Note: Please be aware that this lot contains materials which maybe subject to import/export restrictions, especially outside Great Britain, due to CITES regulations. Please note, it is the buyers sole responsibility to obtain any relevant export or import licence. For more information please visit http://www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/imports-exports/cites/
René Lalique (France, 1860-1945), a circular light amber coloured glass bowl in the 'Volubilis Pattern, France' circa 1930, designed in 1921; the three opalescent volubilis (Morning Glory) flowers to the base with stems that act as feet, etched mark of R Lalique, France, no.383 (21.5cm diameter)Condition Report: This has come from a private vendor and there are no major problems noted. The etched marks and writing to the underside are clearly visible, some minor scratches to the inside of the bowl commensurate with usage and age. Otherwise in good original condition.
An Art Deco style/period bowl marked 'Saumont' (Henri), France' to underside and with concentric opalescent semi-spheres in relief to the underside (26cm diameter)Condition Report: There are some scratches commensurate with age and usage to the inside of the bowl, mostly lower half. when held up to the light the opalescence is pleasing. Otherwise no chips, damages or restorations noted.
A large hand-knotted Ushak style carpet (possibly Donegal, Arts & Crafts); the light lime-green predominant rectangular field centred with a stylised flowerhead pattern and surrounded by similarly stylised varying flowerheads and sprigs, the larger light turquoise border with shaped medallions with further differing sized flowerheads and between two smaller salmon-pink borders, several prevalent old repairs and reparations, some damage and tears to outer edge and some wear/tears to main body of carpet. The carpet of considerable size (approx. 483cm x 404cm)
A circa 1770 oak dresser base, the moulded top above three frieze drawers retaining original brass swan-neck handles and further over two end fielded panel cupboard doors flanking a central panel, raised on short bracket feet (206cm wide x 51cm deep x 87cm high)Condition Report: The lower section of the back has been replaced with chipboard and the upper section of the back (both of which run full-width) is noted to be in light elm, as per the catalogue description, the handles and locks look to be original and present. The pine-lined drawer bottoms run from front to back. The moulded top and the drawers and fielded panels are crossbanded. The two-planked top is 'parting' due to shrinkage across the grain and has some ink marks/stains and knocks etc. generally commensurate with age. The left-hand side of the top is lighter than the right-hand side and the rest of the dresser due to sunlight etc. There appears to be some historic woodworm mainly but nor entirely confined to the full width horizontal rail separating the drawers from the cupboard doors and central fielded panel below. The front right-hand foot is away and needs attention. There is an historic approx. 10cm 'split' running from top of the right-hand side panel (as viewed from front) but does not detract in the Auctioneer's opinion. The two-plank left-hand side end also exhibits central gap (shrinkage across the grain etc). Overall the colour is pleasing and a good restorer could polish out and restore a uniform colour. The elm base appears to be original.
A large and fine gilt-metal mounted five-light ceiling-hanging candelabra, the elaborate oriental style gilt-metal rose cast with husks in late 18th century style above a large reeded suspension loop and cut-glass droplets, the main circular band headed with five ram's head masks in neo-classical style with scrolling arms over leading to further gilt-metal dome-shaped mounts and cut-glass bell-shaped shades, large hand-cut pointed spherical faceted glass dropper to lower centre (approx. 87cm high not including wiring or ceiling rose) (one arm with fracture although still mounted)
An unusual set of five early 20th century gilt-metal three-light serpentine-fronted wall appliques; each with pierced beaded gallery surmounted with two anthemion style motifs with three scrolling 'candle style' electric light fitments. Attributed to William Bainbridge Reynolds (1855-1935) metal worker and designer, the present vendor's mother's uncle (each bracket approx. 42.5cm wide). Some damage and oxidisation mostly prevalent to two examples (5)Together with photocopied paperwork detailing the life of Reynolds
Swarovski Crystal: A retired Swarovski crystal ballerina, part of the 'When we were young' series. Standing on a frosted base, has a frosted face and the front of her dress is frosted. 50 rose stones adorn the skirt of her dress and her hair. Her eyes are light sapphire. Height approx 125mm. With original box and outer sleeve. No signs of damage or restoration.
Klassische Überschlagtasche, Leder in "Light Beige", silberfarbene Hardware. Überschlag mit aufgearbeiteten Metallketten und Schließe in Doppel-C-Form (Rückseite der Schließe gem. "Chanel Paris"). Innen zwei Fächer mit Textilfutter und Seitenfach, eingenähtes Lederschild "Chanel Made in France" und Fahne mit Nr. 24039433 (Herstellungsjahr 2017-2018), beiliegend "Carte d'authenticité" mit identischer Nr. Tragekette mit Leder durchflochten und in der Länge variabel. Mit originalem Preisetikett über € 2.950,-. L. Druckspuren von der Tragekette auf dem Überschlag. Ca. 15x 20x 7 cm. Beigegeben: Chanel-Staubbeutel.
Boxing Terry Marsh signed 16x12 colour photo. Terry Marsh (born 7 February 1958) is an English former professional boxer who was an undefeated world champion in the light welterweight division. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Ryohei Tanaka (Japanese, b. 1933). Etching in colors on paper depicting a thatch-roofed farmhouse in the winter, a light dusting of snow on the bush and ground. Pencil signed and dated 1990 along the lower right; numbered 19/150 along the lower left.Sight; height: 9 in x width: 9 3/4 in. Framed; height: 14 1/2 in x width: 15 in.
A First World War Non-Prismatic Marching Pocket Compass, the brass case with traces of the original black finish, the free spinning card compass dial with silvered bearing ring, the notched rotating top ring with black bearing line, the case with lenticular window, manual stop lever and finger brake, in a canvas case with leather belt loop, formerly the property of Major J.H.Smeddle, 8th Bn. Durham Light Infantry.
The King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry - A Quantity of Militaria, including a leather cross belt with pouch, whistle, lion mask and regimental badge below a QV crown, a red sash, a copper bugle by Henry Potter & Co., London, dated 1907, a heart shaped pin cushion, a Victorian Yorkshire Light Infantry buff belt with white metal buckle, Kensita silks, cigarette cards, plaques, embroidered table cloth, three swagger sticks, two Coalport plates etc, also a Line Bros wood model of an LMS train engine.
A British SMLE 1907 Pattern Bayonet by Wilkinson, the blade stamped with maker's name, bend mark and issue date for February 1918, with steel mounted leather scabbard, the locket stamped R.E., with a later leather frog; another Example by Mole, the blade with maker's mark and issue date for March 1917, with steel mounted leather scabbard and later frog (2)Minor black patching to blades, bruising to grips and light pitting to metalwork. Some scuffing to scabbards. Generally in good order.
A British SMLE 1907 Pattern Bayonet by Vickers, the blade stamped with maker's name, crowned GR,1907, issue date for August 1917, bend mark and inspector's markings, with steel mounted leather scabbard and frog; another Example, the blade with issue date for August 1918, the steel pommel numbered 3238, with steel mounted leather scabbard (2)Both with minor black patching to the blades, bruising to the grips, light rust pitting to metalwork and scabbard mounts.
A Swiss Schmidt Ruben Saw-Back Bayonet, the ricasso of the blade stamped HS, the crossguard numbered 62944, with steel scabbard; a Mexican 1899 Rolling Block Knife Bayonet, with no visible markings, the leather scabbard with blued steel mounts and integral belt clip (2)1 - generally in good clean condition, the hilt fittings and scabbard have light pitting.2 - Some rust pitting to back edge of blade. Rust pitting to hilt and scabbard. Chips of wood missing around the rivets on the grip scales.
A 19th Century Mexican Powder Horn, of light semi-translucent polished cow horn, with scrimshaw decoration of a ribbon inscribed HINDEPENCIA over a Mexican eagle with a snake in its beak and perched on a globe, with a native Mexican shooting a bow and arrow up towards it, two lions to the side, one seated on a strong box, with a peacock perched amidst flowering branches, with wood end plate and two brass suspension rings, lacks stopper, 31cm; a 19th Century Water Canteen, fashioned from a gourd of compressed globular form, with a walnut dished circular mouthpiece and two brass lion mask and ring suspenders, the body with scrimshaw decoration of an armorial of a Mexican type eagle below and crown and within a shield, all within a garland tied by a ribbon inscribed NICEA CIVITAS, the opposing side with a trophy of bow, quivers and arrows over T. D’AMOUR, the neck set with a paper label ‘Collection C S Gilbert’, 19cm (2)Footnote:- Formally the property of the Gilberts Family of Manchester. The Gilberts were pawn brokers in the Salford Docks area after the opening of the Manchester Ship Canal. Three generations of the family collected powder horns and flasks, and often exhibited them1 – Small chips to nozzle, and around edge of base plate, otherwise good. 2 – good condition.
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