534297 Lose gefunden, die zu Ihrer Suche passen. Abonnieren Sie die Preisdatenbank, um sofortigen Zugriff auf alle Dienstleistungen der Preisdatenbank zu haben.
Preisdatenbank abonnierenHerend cabaret set 'Snowdrop' pattern to include tray with serpentine edge, coffee pot, cream jug, sugar basin, two cups, saucers and teaplates, with box marked 'First Edition' to baseCondition ReportAll pieces are in good order with very light signs of general wear and tear throughout. with the original box
Rhenish stoneware bellarmine jug applied three continental crests in oval tablets, 20cm high Condition ReportBase Even. Long crack around back crossing about a third of the circumference. Some fading. Crack to top. Crack to base. 1 crest cracked and peeling off. Chip to back. Old repair to rim, chips to top. Large rough section insideIt has not been looked at under UV light. There is no apparent restoration how ever this is not a guarantee.
A Wedgwood Fairyland lustre bowl and cover, Celestial Dragons pattern to exterior, gilt dragons on a mottled blue ground, dragons chasing flaming pearls to interior, the associated cover with figural knop, indistinct pattern no. and Wedgwood mark to base, 15.5cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: Bowl in good condition, no damage or restoration apparent. Cover is matched. Very light rubbing to gilding on cover.
Stuart Devlin (1931-2018), a pair of silver and silver-gilt three-light candelabra, maker's mark and hallmarks for London 1974, 25.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: Some very light wear in line with age and usage. Overall appearance good. Approximately 939gARR Artist's Resale Right may apply to the sale of this lot if the hammer price is the equivalent of 1000 Euros or more, incurring an additional fee. For further information please ask Chorley's or visit www.dacs.org.uk
Lalique, a clear and frosted glass circular box and cover, Dahlia pattern, engraved mark to base R. Lalique, France, 12cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: Small shallow chip to edge of two of the petals towards outer edge of box cover, very minor frits to rim from contact with base. Base has light scratches to underside. Overall appearance good.
Two Wedgwood Fairyland lustre bowls, one with stylised gilt Oriental motifs against a mottled blue ground exterior, the interior with polychrome turtle on a pale blue ground, pattern no. Z4829x and Wedgwood mark to base, 9.25cm diameter, the other with mottled blue exterior with gilt pattern to rim and with pale blue interior with gilt snake to centre, pattern no. Z4829 and Wedgwood mark to base, 5.75cm diameter [2] CONDITION REPORT: Turtle dish in good condition, no damage or restoration apparent. Some light rubbing to gilding on interior.Snake bowl broken through cleanly and bonded.
Alan Caiger-Smith (1930-2020), an Aldermaston Pottery goblet, ruby and gold lustre, signed and dated 1994 to base, 14.75cm high CONDITION REPORT: Good condition, some light scratches to top of footARR Artist's Resale Right may apply to the sale of this lot if the hammer price is the equivalent of 1000 Euros or more, incurring an additional fee. For further information please ask Chorley's or visit www.dacs.org.uk
Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller, a model 670 lounge chair, veneered rosewood with buttoned black leather upholstery on a metal frame, and a matching ottoman, model 671, both with Herman Miller labels [2]/Note: A CITES certificate has been obtained for the sale of these items, No. 601969/01 CONDITION REPORT: Chair: Two buttons missing from leather seat cushion. Generally the upholstery is worn but complete. There is a scratch across the lower back panel. Splash marks and general dirt throughout. Edge of one armrest and lower edges of seat cushion rubbed. Wool stitching across the zip of the upper back cushion. There are light scratches and some grubby marks to the back veneered panels. Chip to leading edge of chair seat, and other minor chips to the plywood. Leather is still supple.Ottoman: one button missing to the leather upholstery, otherwise condition slightly grubby but good.
A Wedgwood Fairyland lustre bowl, the exterior with gilt animal designs on mottled brown ground, the interior with a butterfly to the centre, pattern no. Z4830 and Wedgwood mark to base, 10cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: In good condition, no damage or restoration apparent. Light rubbing to gilt rim.
Poole Pottery, a freeform vase, PRB pattern, 32cm high, a matching pin dish, 11cm diameter, two black peanut vases, 19cm high and two black bottle vases, the tallest 26cm high [6] CONDITION REPORT: PRB vase - very good. Pin dish - light scratches to interior, otherwise good. Peanut vases - one has hairline crack to neck, the other has a small vertical dent to lower body. Large bottle vase - light scratches, small knock to lower body but glaze unaffected. Small bottle vase - very good
A pair of handmade stitched brown two piece leather snow goggles used by F E C Davies aboard the RYS Terra Nova:, rectangular cut eye pieces with amber coloured lenses, signed in ink to the front of the left hand goggle 'F E Davies', both goggles initialled to the reverse 'FED', 18cm. wide.*Notes- Photokeratitis (Snow Blindness) is caused by excessive exposure to UV light from direct and indirect sunlight reflected from snow or ice. Davies was not a fan of wearing snow goggles and recalls being met by Lieutenant Pennell at Cape Evans who handed him his pair saying 'There are lots of navigators in the expedition but only one carpenter' (1)References;(1) Davies, F, E. (2020) 'With Scott Before The Mast' page 69.
A brass tompion for the Emerald-class light cruiser HMS Emerald (D66): with three leaf clover over a plaque inscribed 'HMS Emerald 1931-33', 17cm diameter.*Notes- HMS Emerald was launched in 1920 and served most of her pre-war service in the East Indies with the 4th Cruiser Squadron. In 1927 she was part of the British Squadron involved in the Nanking Incident.
Vintage postcard album including Titanic 'Nearer My God to Thee' printed Bamforth Numbers 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25, Red Letter Photocard Charles Chaplin (52), Royal Institute For The Deaf and Dumb Derby, Leicester Corporation Tramways RP dressed tram, P.G. Football Club 1912 RP, Canada Fighting the Flames, Toronto Woodbine Racecourses, Hold to Light, etc.
An Heal & Son Art Deco walnut headboard,of stepped form, flanked on both sides by a cabinet over two shelves, over a bedside table, each bedside with a drawer and a cupboard opening on to shelving, the top with two integrated light fittings, each with a toggle switch on either side, with ivorine label to the right drawer, 283cm wide, 210cm in between the bedsides, 38cm deep163cm highCondition report: The top with some water damage. Wear commensurate with age. Scratches and marks occurring. Appears rewired for modern UK mains.
An 'Eclisse' table lamp,designed by Vici Magistretti for Artemide, 18cm high, and two 'Tivoli' hanging light pendants, designed by Jørn Utzon, one in black and gold, the other in red, 21cm high (3)Condition report: 'Eclisse' table lamp wired and with plug, the Tivoli lamps have flex only. Bronze and black pendant is worn.
An 'Irwin Collection' mahogany sideboard,1950s, designed by Paul McCobb for Calvin Furniture, Grand Rapids, with an hinged three-part cupboard door opening on to shelves, with five drawers with brass handles, mounted on a brass stand,141cm wide81cm deep89cm highCondition report: Light faded. One small dent to the front of the sideboard. Cup stain to the back right of the sideboard. Front left bun foot detached - in top drawer. Additional images added to the website.
An unusual Art Nouveau cold-painted spelter table lamp,modelled as a lady gazing into a well whilst seated on the edge, beneath a naturalistic arbour of entwined vines, mounted with five lights, the edge silvered, the well cast with a faun's head, his mouth open and mounted with a green glass panel, also mounted to the centre of the well, 56cm wide43cm deep101cm highCondition report: No shades, two vine leaves are detached. Well light working.
*Roger Cockram (b.1947),a glazed stoneware vase, the handles modelled as horses, with a mottled glaze with sgraffito details, with a light turquoise ground and interior, raised artist's monogram and Chillhampton seal, 36cm high*Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot.Condition report: Some residue to the collar and rim. Otherwise good.
An Austrian Rupert Nikoll 'Dandelion' or Sputnik chandelier, designed c.1953, by Emil Stejnar, with a spherical brass stem, with radiating arms mounted with glass pearls and prisms, with seventeen light fittings, 40cm diameterCondition report: Needs wiring connected by an electrician - PAT tested. Top-mounted to ceiling not wall - tarnished brass, mounts all appear fiar. Additional images uploaded.
A 1989 Fender Stratocaster electric guitar,serial number E8****2, of conventional form with a black finish and white pickguard, complete with factory hardcaseCondition report: Signs of light use with surface marks, wear to frets and wear/knocks to the fingerboard. Fret wear even, the neck appears clean. Plays well. Reasonably intonated. No evident bowing of the neck. Sworders recommends the guitar is set up after purchase.Made in America
*Mike Dodd (b.1943),two stoneware yunomi, both of waisted form, one in a khaki glaze, the other in a grey and celadon glaze with light incisions to the sides, both impressed with artist's mark,11cm high, a stoneware charger, in a celadon and grey glaze to the inside, externally with a tenmoku glaze, impressed artist's mark, 25cm diameter, anda small stoneware urn, of baluster form, in a tenmoku glaze, with impressed artist's mark, 10cm high (4)Provenance: The Trevor Coldrey Collection. *Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot.
An Aesthetic Movement silver basket, by John Thomas Heath & John Hartshorne Middleton, London 1888,the wavy crimped edge over an oval tapering body, with the handle and foot in the form of budding and flowering tendrils, 26cm wide, 20cm high, 21½ozt approximatelyCondition report: Overall good condition with only light surface scratches and knocks. The hallmarks are clear and it displays well.22.5cm deep21.5ozt = 668.7248 grams
An Art Deco maple and ebonised dressing table,with a stepped central mirror with light fittings either side, flanked with two banks of drawers, the left one with three drawers, the right one with a single shelf over two drawers, each drawer with a turned Bakelite handle, raised on ebonised feet, 105.5cm wide 51.5cm deep154cm highProvenance: The Lawrie Gatehouse Collection.Condition report: WIth scuffs and wear. Scratches and marks. The ebonisation worn through to the feet. One light fitting loose.
A 'Tube' table lamp,1960s, Swedish, designed by Anders Pehrson for Ateljé Lyktan, plastic casing with chromed detailing, on a splayed foot, for a single fluorescent tube light, with manufacturer's labelling, 86cm wide41cm highCondition report: With some minor scratches commensurate with age and use.
*John Maltby (1936-2020),'Fisheringfolk', 2006, a stoneware sculpture, with incised decoration, depicting two fishermen on a shore, one modelled holding a fish, the other holding a net, impressed with artist's seal, 32.5cm wide29cm high*Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot.Condition report: One notable very light scratch to the rear of the formation behind the figure. Additional image uploaded.
*Ian Norbury (b.1948),'Venus - The Goddess of Love', the nude figure reclining on a marble sphere holding a scimitar, carved in limewood, copper, silver and marble,53cm wide38cm deep38cm hightogether with a DVD of the step-by-step production of the piece (2)*Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot.Condition report: Right forefinger with glue repair, although this is only noticeable from a close distance. Very light surface wear to wood, and one or two tiny knocks and scratches. Small chips to marble apertures where the pins securing Venus has been removed and replaced. Some surface scratches to marble. General light wear throughout. Some tarnish and discolouration to metals.
A 1970 Morris Mini Mk 2 Cooper S 1275ccRegistration no. CLO 848HChassis no. KA2S6 - 1238298Engine no. 52373Odometer: 54585Almond green with white roof and wheelsFrom the estate of a Yorkshire gentleman, Cedric Gillson, the Mini V5 records the first registration as 1 January 1970. This is a very pretty, original UK right-hand drive car and was purchased by the vendor on 3 November 2006. The car has been fully restored and has a Heritage Certificate advising the date of dispatch as 31 January 1969 to a dealership 'Stewart & Arden Ltd, Acton'. The vehicle was last MOT’d on 24 April 2015 covering only 15 miles in the interim. We understand that the car has been regularly run and garaged for its entire ownership, remaining in exceptional condition in readiness for the open road.This lot is subject to Buyer's Premium at 15% plus VAT @ 20%.Condition report: There is some small surface rust on the driver's door hinges and evidence of old restored rust to the lower front corner of the driver's door.Paperwork is available to potential bidders at Sworders Fine Art Auctioneers. Cambridge Road, Stansted Mountfitchet CM24 8GE. The car will be available for viewing in person on Friday 15th 10am-5pm, Saturday 16th 10-2pm, Sunday 17th 10-2pm, Monday 18th 9am-5pm and the morning of the sale on Tuesday 19th October.There is a small hole in the cill on the nearside at the front, but no signs of any further rust - see imageThere is some rust appearing at the front of the drivers side cill at the joins of the metal sections - see iimageThere are some areas of light surface rust beneath the carpets and to the black seat brackets and handbrake black metal boot holding bracketThe floor under the rear seat is excellent and in the boot also.The underside is also very good as far as i can see without a ramp.The car has been restored in or before 3/11/2011 when the last owner purchased it from Legends Automotive Ltd in Bourton on the Water for £18,000.I do hope these photos are helpful, we have a receipt for a brake servo and a gear knob, but no further receipts of work
A sterling silver guilloché enamelled snuffbox, by Marius Hammer, Oslo early 20th century, of oval form, internally gilt, with marker's mark for Marius Hammer and British import marks for London 1932 by Henry James Hulbert impressed to the underneath, retailed by Asprey, with a fitted leather case, branded Asprey, 156 Bond St. London,6.3cm wide, 1.96oztCondition report: With some light surface tarnish to the exposed silver. With a chip to the rear along the end of the hinge.
A GPO Imperial Airways poster, designed by H S Williamson (1892-1978), 'Loading airmails for the Empire; Croydon, 1934', lithograph in colours, printed for the General Post Office, 49.5 x 69.5cm, framedProvenance: The Lawrie Gatehouse Collection.Condition report: Not viewed out of the frame. Aluminum frame and glazed. Some light crease lines are visible.
An Art Deco maple dressing table,by Bath Cabinet-Makers Company, centred with a mirror, with an integral stool and light, the light raised on a chromed arm, atop a stepped wooden pillar, each tier supporting a circular glass shelf, 135cm wide approximately146cm highProvenance: The Lawrie Gatehouse Collection.Condition report: The rings locking the glass shelves in place with splits. One glass shelf only stays on in a specific angle. With scratches, scuffs and wear.
An Art Deco cube three-light ceiling light, 56cm wide 57cm highProvenance: The Lawrie Gatehouse Collection.Condition report: It appears in good condition. The shades are attached with a spring mechanism. All the shades have some chipping to the rims (not seen under the mounts) One has a small scratch to the side - additional images uploaded.
A 9ct gold wristwatch, Swiss movement, 29mm diam, Chester 1929, an oval opal and paste brooch in gold and a cameo brooch in gold indistinctly marked (3) Watch with wear consistent with age, movement in apparently working order, running when wound, dial somewhat dusty, light wear to case, lugs undamaged, no repair, no engraving on case back. The two other items in good condition
Four similar Victorian oval pietre dure plaques, variously mounted comprising a pair of earrings with wire loops, brooch and pendant and a gold necklet marked 9ct, pendant 42mm Typical light scratches visible under magnification. Earrings with tiny nibbles and brooch with small loss at end of stem, really only noticeable under 10x magnification
Loading...
![John Frederick Loos [19th/20th Century]-'Kindly Light', a coastal trader in full sail off Dover,:- signed and dated John Loos](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/a7fe9833-9dd1-49a7-b4d4-ada8014587de/07f6e1d4-6cc6-468b-8e64-ada900af1133/468x382.jpg)
