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Los 261
Arno Malinowski (1899-1976) for Georg Jensen - a sterling silver heart shaped brooch, decorated with a robin within foliage, printed marks and numbered 239 verso, 4 x 4cmCondition report: Very light tarnishing to recessed areas.Some extremely light surface scratches to back - only visible upon very close inspection.
Los 293
Christian Dior - a vintage silk scarf, flower head decorated within stylised surround, pattern unknown, titled Christian Dior lower right, 75 x 75cm; together with a further vintage silk scarf, the square section ground with chain link surround, maker unknown, 85 x 85cm (2)Condition report: With fold lines.Clearly used but complete.Colours appear slightly faded and there is some very light discolouration to the lighter background areas.A couple of small blue ink spotted marks.
Los 309
An Art Nouveau Tudric pewter bedside clock, retailed by Liberty & Co, having stylised swing carry handle, with enamel and copper decorated dial, eight day spring wind movement, stamped Tudric English Pewter Liberty & Co and numbered 0581 verso, h.9.5cm (handle down), w.7.7cmCondition report: Works when wound.Case is slightly tarnished and has typical light surface/handling wear.Enamel good and complete.Appears in good condition overall.
Los 348
§ Mario Joseph Korbel (1882-1954) - Mother and child, large bronze figure, mixed greenish-brown mid/dark patina, raised on integral stepped base to further black slate plinth, stamped Mario Korbel, dated 1921 and numbered 3 verso, overall h.41cmCondition report: Patina with typical light surface wear and variance of colour, particularly to prominent raised areas.Dust to relief areas.Nibbles to slate base.Overall and good and decorative piece.
Los 50
A 1935 Royal Doulton runny glazed stoneware vase, impressed marks to the underside, 13cm high, together with a Royal Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase, of reticulated form, impressed marks to the underside, 10cm high, a Royal Doulton vase, of squat globular form, 10.5cm high, and a Royal Doulton vase, of ovoid form, printed marks to the underside, 9cm high (4)Condition report: Smallest blue vase: Various surface scratches but is intact.Larger blue vase: Two small hairline cracks to the rim and crazing.Smaller brown vase: Intact with light surface scratching.Runny glazed vase: Intact.
Los 501
An Ercol light elm Windsor 469 portable drinks cabinet, having fall-front compartment over twin cupboard doors to single long lower drawer, raised on roller castors, w.82.5cm, h.109cm, d.43.5cmCondition report: Stands well.Doors and lower drawer good.Very light surface scratches to top, only visible on very close inspection.Overall very good and original.
Los 502
An Ercol light elm 'Pandora's Box' square coffee table, having twin short drawers and open compartments, rounded corners and raised on roller castors, w.80cm, d.80cm, h.40cmCondition report: Several small low relief dents to top surface.No gauges or heavy scratches.Drawers run well.Overall good.
Los 503
An Ercol light elm 'Pandora's Box' long coffee table, having twin short drawers, open compartment, rounded corners, and raised on roller castors, w.124cm, h.40cm, d.53cmCondition report: Several scuffs and dents to top surface.Further colour fading to top.Top surface would benefit from re-finishing.Drawers run well.Some wear and fatigue to front edged extremities.
Los 510
A 1960s Ercol light elm three-tier bookshelf trolley, the tiered surfaces of rounded form, raised on turned supports to roller castors, h.71cm, w.91cm, d.31cmCondition report: Stands well and is structurally sound.Top and middle surfaces with several light surface scratches and slight overall patina wear.Generally good throughout.
Los 522
Finn Juhl (1912-1989) for France & Son - a long teak coffee table, integral raised thumb-moulded edge to tapering chamfered supports, with France & Son label verso, length 145cm, h.45cm, d.53cmCondition report: Approx. 15x6mm surface chip to one end of raised edge.Small scratched area to opposing side edge profile.Top surface is generally faded and with some spotted water marls.General light surface scuffs, scratches and imperfections throughout.Overall it stands well and is structurally sound.The top would benefit from re-finishing.
Los 549
A 1960s teak long sideboard by White & Newton Ltd, having fall-front central compartment flanked by single cupboard door and twin drawers, raised on faceted supports, labelled to inside of top drawer, h.69.5cm, w.198.5cm, d.43.5cmCondition report: Stands well and is structurally sound.Top surface generally good; there is one coffee cup stain and some very light surface wear only.Drawers and doors good.A very good example overall.
Los 568
An extensive 1960s Ladderax teak and black painted metal wall shelving system, comprising; four corner shelves, four 3ft conventional shelves, seven 2ft conventional shelves, one 14" laddered full height section, two 8" laddered full height sections, rear single corner connecting full height section, twin 8" laddered half height sections, two X-framed rear connecting bars, and numerous 3ft and 2ft adjustable metal shelf supportsCondition report: Corner shelves – one with heavy 9cm long surface scratch to centre.2ftx3ft shelves – light surface wear throughout but nothing significant.Laddered sections – appear good and complete.
Los 582
Malcolm Walker for Dalescraft - a birch and glass inset three-tier serving stand, having removable tray top over two fixed platform tiers, h.61cm, w.74cm, d.50cmCondition report: Stands well and is structurally sound.Inset glass surface is good, with only very light surface scratches on close inspection.Timber surfaces very slightly faded.Second tier with three visible surface scratches, each approx. 7cm.
Los 598
After Charles & Ray Eames - a lounge chair and ottoman (670 & 671), circa 1960s, bent plywood shell, black leather buttoned upholstered, the chair raised on five-spoke aluminium base, the ottoman raised on four-spoke aluminium base with integral roller castors, no manufacturers labels, chair w.86cm, ottoman w.66cmCondition report: Tear to front corner left hand armrest.Further small tear to top of ottoman.Some further fatigue to leather, particularly to piping areas.Plywood shell with various losses, dents and fatigue to veneers throughout.Base of chair two feet glides missing.Some light tarnishing and corrosion to metalwork.Overall appears well-used condition throughout.
Los 601
After Charles & Ray Eames - a polished aluminium framed EA108 swivel desk chair, having black leather slung seat, raised on five spoke base and integral castors, w.57cmCondition report: Slight frame wobble, swivel action good, leather complete but slightly worn, light scuffs/scratches to frame.
Los 602
After Charles & Ray Eames - a polished aluminium framed EA108 swivel desk chair, having black leather slung seat, raised on five spoke base and integral castors, w.57cmCondition report: Slight frame wobble, swivel action good, leather complete but slightly worn, light scuffs/scratches to frame.
Los 603
After Charles & Ray Eames - a polished aluminium framed EA108 swivel desk chair, having black leather slung seat, raised on five spoke base and integral castors, w.57cmCondition report: Slight frame wobble, swivel action good, leather complete, light scuffs/scratches to frame, one allen key bolt missing from right arm creating a wobble to the arm.
Los 604
After Charles & Ray Eames - a polished aluminium framed EA108 swivel desk chair, having black leather slung seat, raised on five spoke base and integral castors, w.57cmCondition report: Slight frame wobble, swivel action good, leather complete, light scuffs/scratches to frame, two white paint stains to seat.
Los 605
After Charles & Ray Eames - a polished aluminium framed EA108 swivel desk chair, having black leather slung seat, raised on five spoke base and integral castors, w.57cmCondition report: Slight frame wobble, swivel action good, leather complete, light scuffs/scratches to frame, one allen key bolt missing from left arm creating a wobble to the arm.
Los 606
After Charles & Ray Eames - a polished aluminium framed EA108 swivel desk chair, having black leather slung seat, raised on five spoke base and integral castors, w.57cmCondition report: Slight frame wobble, swivel action good, leather complete, light scuffs/scratches to frame, paint specks and general wear to the seat.
Los 608
After Charles & Ray Eames - a polished aluminium framed EA108 swivel desk chair, having black leather slung seat, raised on five spoke base and integral castors, w.57cmCondition report: Slight frame wobble, swivel action good, leather complete but with colour blemish, light scuffs/scratches to frame.
Los 611
After Marcel Breuer - a Wassily chair, tubular chrome framed with black leather slung back, seat and arm rests, w.77cmCondition report: Structurally sound and stands well.Frame a little dull in colour and with some very light surface rust beginning to show in places.Leather good and complete.
Los 617
A 1980s Italian Murano glass and gilt brass hanging ten light electrolier, the tulip flowerhead glass shades housed on shaped rod supports, approx overall drop 90cmCondition report: Glass shades in overall very good and original condition, no signs of damage or losses.Gilt brass areas all good.Noce and decorative overall.
Los 72
A Moorcroft Waving Corn pattern pottery vase, of slightly bulbous form, salt-glazed, impressed marks and painted signature, further dated 1935 verso, h.26.5cmCondition report: There is some very light white paint splatter to one side. There is also a hairline crack across the heads of some of the corn.
Los 9
A collection of Royal Doulton cermaics relating to Vice-Admiral Horatio Nelson, to include a large 1905 Lambeth stoneware silver rimmed jug, commemorating the centenary of Nelson's death, 21cm high, a similar pewter rimmed loving cup, silver rimmed spill vase, teapot and milk jug, a large hexagonal lustre vase bearing Nelson's motto: Palmam qui Meruit Ferat (let he who has won it, hear the palm), designed by Reco Capey (1895-1961), 28cm high, an 'Historic England' series plate depicting Nelson and HMS Victory, 15cm diameter and a 'Famous Ships' series plate depicting HMS Victory, 26.5cm diamater (8)Condition report: Smaller silver rimmed vase: Condition is good, no damage.Small jug: Condition is good, no damage.Small square plate: Some light surface scratching but generally good, no damage.Larger circular plate: Condition is good, no damage.Reco Capey vase: Condition is good, no damage.Loving cup: Condition is good, no damage.Teapot: Some large firing cracks to the interior but no damage.Larger silver rimmed jug: Rim has some small dents (see additional image). There is some surface scratching on the handle side. The handle itself has been restored.
Los 317
Group of two Japanese woodblock prints. Kiyoshi Saito (1907-1997). Woodblock print depicting light pouring out of an open window into a garden at night. Signed and stamped along the lower right. Mutsumi Morita (Japanese, 20th century). Abstract woodblock print. Signed, dated 1969, and editioned 3/60 in pencil along the lower right and left edges.Sight; height: 19 1/2 in x width: 13 1/4 in. Framed; height: 25 in x width: 18 1/4 in.
Los 321
Georges Maroniez (French, 1865-1933). Oil on board painting depicting a group of women working on the seaside at sunrise. The golden dawn light peeks through the clouds, and is beautifully rendered against the figures and the water. Signed along the lower right. A brass nameplate affixed to the frame gives the artist's name.Sight; height: 6 in x width: 8 1/4 in. Framed; height: 9 3/4 in x width: 12 in.
Los 344
Paul Cadmus (American, 1904-1999). Ink drawing on tan paper depicting a woman with her legs crossed. Signed along the upper right and titled "Susie" along the upper left. The verso with a light sketch of the same composition.Provenance: Estate of Paul Cadmus (d. 1999) afterwards Jon Anderson (d. 2018).Height: 10 in x width: 8 1/4 in.
Los 31
Pair of Jugendstil vases attributed to LOETZ. Bohemia, Czech Republic, ca. 1910.Iridescent blown glass.No signature.Vases of similar characteristics and decorations at www.loetz.com/decoraciones.Provenance: Private collection, Spain between 1970-1990.Measurements: 5,5 x 9 x 9 x 9 cm and 5 x 2,5 x 2,5 cm.These two small Jugendstil vases are made of iridescent glass, widely used in Central European modernism, characterised by its chromatism, which changes according to the angle of incidence of the light on its surface, and by its metallic appearance. This material, the result of intensive technical research carried out in the artistic glass workshops of the second half of the 19th century, is obtained by adding various metallic oxides to the basic glass mass.The manufactory was founded in 1840 by Johann Loetz in Klostermuhle, Bohemia. Dedicated to the production of artistic glass, it was a pioneer in the use of new techniques and materials, following the line of experimentation of the glass artists of the second half of the 19th century. The firm took part in the Paris International Exhibition of 1889, where its pieces were unanimously acclaimed by critics. His opalescent blown glass vessels with metallic applications were particularly famous.
Los 4
LOETZ. Czech Republic, ca. 1910.Art Nouveau vase.Unsigned.Vases of similar characteristics and decorations at www.loetz.com/decoraciones.Provenance: Private collection, Spain between 1970-1990.Measurements: 12,5 cm (height); 8 cm (diameter).Vase with a circular base, with a domed belly and a wavy mouth, designed to resemble the corolla of a flower. The entire surface of the vase is enamelled with fluid, organic forms typical of Art Nouveau glass (Jugendstil in Central Europe). The quality of the materials and the workmanship of the glass is habitual in the Loetz firm, especially in the use of iridescent glass, widely used in Central European modernism, characterised by its chromatism, which changes according to the angle of incidence of the light on its surface, and by its metallic appearance. This material, the result of intensive technical research carried out in the artistic glass workshops of the second half of the 19th century, is obtained by adding various metallic oxides to the base mass of glass.
Los 42
EDMOND ETLING (France, active 1820-1835)."Saint Therese of Lisieux".Moulded glass, ca. 1930.Signed on the base "Etling France".Provenance: Private collection, Spain between 1970-1990.Size: 21 x 7 x 6,5 cm.Art Deco opalescent moulded glass figure by Etling France, depicting Saint Thérèse of Lisieux. It has a frosted opalescent iridescence with shades of blue and yellow in the light. Saint Therese holds roses and a crucifix.Etling Glass was founded after World War I in Paris by Anonyme Edmund Etling. The company did not survive the Second World War, so all production was limited to the Art Deco period. The pieces made by Etling are similar in style to other French glassmakers such as Lalique and Sabino. Edmon Etling played an important role in the development of the Art Deco style as he worked with notable decorative arts designers during the 1920s and 1930s. On a technical level, Etling was at the forefront from the beginning of the Art Deco period. He also had his own metal foundry, from where he could have certain glass designs combined with metal.
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