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Preisdatenbank abonnierenAn 18th century engraving, an accurate map of the Matchless Lake of Derwent (situate in the most delightful vale which perhaps ever human I beheld) near Keswick, Cumberland, with hand coloured detailing, 21 x 41cm, framed and glazedAdditional InformationThe paper is foxed and brown throughout and is slightly undulated within the mount. Mount with some specs of dirt and foxing here and there throughout. The frame with light wear.
RAJENA BHUIYA; watercolour, river scene with boats and figures, signed and dated April 2002 lower right, 35.5 x 49cm, framed and glazed, also E.C. Barnes, oil on panel, 'A Windy Day', 39 x 49.5cm (2).Additional InformationWatercolour generally clean and bright, just some minor wear to the frame. The oil on board with craquelure to the paint and grubby throughout. The frame with light wear.
COALPORT; a eleven pieces of 'Batwing' pattern tea wares, comprising two green 'Batwing' cake plates and a sugar bowl and two blue 'Batwing' cake plates, wi5 a large plate, a sandwich plate, and two cups and saucers (11)Additional InformationA few light glaze scratches. Larger blue plate with rubbing to the gilding at the edge. smaller blue plate with rubbing to the gilding in the centre. Minor running to gilding here and there on many,
A collection of assorted furniture panels and sections, including three carved oak panels decorated with birds of paradise and floral scrolls.Additional InformationThe largest oak panel is 66 x 18cm. The two other panels are 47.5 x 19cm. All items generally grubby with some light scuffs, but essentially fair.
GAMESON & CO OF LONDON; a 16 bore Newland pattern light dragoon flintlock holster pistol, circa 1832, the round iron barrel with swivel rammer and London proof marks to breech, the lock with throat hole, cock and frizzen bridle to pan, the walnut stock with regulation pattern brass furniture, length 38cm, also a copper and brass powder flask.
A 1930s stained oak sideboard, with four central drawers flanked by two panelled cupboard doors, on stile feet, height 89cm, width 146cm, depth 50cm.Additional InformationRubbing to staining here and there throughout, general light scratches here and there and some scuffs but essentially fair.
A late 19th/early 20th century Austrian gilt metal and enamel musical box modelled as a grand piano, the two hinged covers decorated with scenes of lovers, the keyboard section similarly decorated also with painted keys, with Swiss clockwork movement, stamped 'Made in Austria' to underside, 8.8 x 17.4cm.Additional InformationFunctional at point of cataloguing. Some light general wear to the enamel, light pitting, some rubbing dust and dirt, tarnish and discolouration as well as rubbing to the gilt metal, the legs are quite loose and one has been knocked inwards at an angle, so there is some misshaping to this box.
A large late 19th century Chinese porcelain blue and white charger, decorated throughout with cranes, six character mark to the underside of the base and an old inventory number 5.2066, diameter 64cm (repair).Additional InformationThere is a large section of the rim which has broken away and been glued and riveted back many years ago, there is wear where the metal bracket meets the rim and other glaze imperfections and light surface scratches here and there.
A WWI Military Medal, bar and trio awarded to 5627 Sgt. J. Hyde 12th Battalion Manchester Regiment with photocopied Gazette entries.Additional InformationThe medals with some toning and patina of light wear / surface nicks and scratches. Some light wear at edges but naming readable. The MM is named clearly.
A Cheshire Regiment interest Victorian hallmarked silver menu holder bearing regimental crest for the Cheshire Regiment 4th Battalion and inscription 'Presented to 4th Battalion, the Colonel & Officers Cheshire Regiment, 1897 G.T.D. Hickman 1898', Birmingham 1897, 5.2 x 5.7cm, approx 1.1ozt/36g.Additional InformationTarnish, light scratches, nicks, etc.
ALBERT BARLOW (born 1944); oil on board, 'The Gossips', northern street scene with three figures and dog to foreground leaning over fence, signed with monogram lower left, further signed and titled verso, 29.5 x 24.5cm, framed. (D)Additional InformationGood condition, light wear to frame.This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk or http://artistscollectingsociety.org
A late 19th century Cantonese lacquered box decorated with scenes of figures and pavilions in gardens, height 12cm, width 27cm, together with a late 19th century Japanese lacquered box and cover and internal liner, inlaid with mother of pearl and abalone shell flowers and birds, height 8cm, and a Continental hand painted walnut circular biscuit box with metal liner (3).Additional InformationThe larger lacquered box with age wear scuffs and scratches throughout and rubbing to the gilding and the painted decoration, there are several cracks and lifting patches to the lacquer, and losses to corners, etc, somewhat tired in appearance, the lid to the Japanese lacquer box is lacking one of the side panels and one of the other side panels is broken and very loose, light age wear, knocks and scuffs around the edge here and there, the circular box with general light age wear and some rubbing to the paint work.
A George III style mahogany fret frame wall mirror, with pierced and gilt eagle surmount above a rectangular frame within a gilt gesso border, 90 x 48.5cm.Additional InformationThe upper section of the frame has been broken into three sections and glue repaired, the base of the mirror has also been broken and glue repaired, general light age wear throughout.
A collection of eight assorted paperweights including Strathearn examples, a Scottish example, possibly Strathearn, of a central Maltese Cross cane, a further Scottish example, possibly John Deacons, with central millefiori decoration inside a scrolling border, an unusual advertising example inscribed 'Universal Publicity Contractors (Prop. U.P.C. Ltd) Phone 7161-2-3', Wedgwood example, etc (8).Additional InformationEach with minor wear and scratches to the bases. A couple of examples with light scratches to the domes, one of the Strathearn examples with a chip to the dome.
A pair of black leather hunting boots with tan leather tops, each with sectional boot trees for Maxwell of London, height 48cm, length of sole 29cm.Additional InformationGeneral age wear patina to surface with some scratches and scuffs, general softening of leather, expected light wear around the edges of the sole and light wear to the boot trees. We do not know the size of these boots.Circumference of calves at widest point is approx 36cm
AFTER ART FRAHN; two original US 1950s pin-up lithographs, 'Spare?' and 'A Fare Loser', each approx 34.3 x 28.5cm, both framed and glazed.Footnote: Art Frahn created the 'Panties falling down series' for the Joseph C. Hoover & Sons Calendar Company during the 1950s; he also contributed to notable advertising campaigns including Coca-Cola, Quaker Oats and many more.Additional InformationThe first with a slight indent visible under a certain light, the second slightly wavy, visible under certain light.
R.C RISELEY; watercolour, thatched cottage on a country lane, signed and dated 1910 lower left, 25.5 x 37.5cm, and a larger unsigned watercolour, possibly by the same artist, both framed and glazed (2).Additional InformationBoth images with some light foxing and light browning spots here and there, paper is slightly undulated, the frames with minor age wear.
LEWIS MORTIMER (active late 19th/early 20th century); three watercolours, 'Elter Water', 'Wast Water' and 'Langdale Pikes', all signed, the first 25 x 35cm, all framed and glazed (3).Additional InformationThe first image with some browning and marks, some further light browning to other images, general wear to frames.
An Edward VII 1903 Visit to Ireland Medal awarded to police duty during the Royal visit, a George V July 7th-12 Coronation 1911 visit to Ireland medal, also a St John's Ambulance Brigade and County & Borough Police Coronation 1911 medals (4).Additional InformationSome pitting and nicks, further light general wear, displays some toning.The Visit to Ireland medal is named ‘C. P. Whitty. R.I.C’.
EXHIBITION INTEREST; a rare red painted gas meter by Thomas Glover, a model of the 3000 light dry gas meter fixed by authority of the royal commissions 'Crystal Palace Exhibition, Hyde Park, 1851', to 'Measure all the gas used in that building for lighting, heating & cooking', height 61.5cm, width 38cm, depth 28cm.
A Victorian walnut salon chair, with green dralon upholstery, raised on spiral fluted legs, together with a George III oak Country Kitchen dining chair with solid seat, a stained beech rocking chair and an inlaid Edwardian side chair (4).Additional InformationAll with light age wear but generally ok, the panelled seat to the oak chair is not original and has a later finish to it.
A Regency style mahogany circular dining table with radially veneered top on four turned columns and plateau with moulded outswept legs, height 80cm, diameter 153cm.Additional InformationThe top with a few slight paler blemishes, perhaps watermarks and a few light surface scratches but generally fair.
***AMENDED DESCRIPTION*** A deactivated German manufacture MG13 light machine gun sold under contract as a Portuguese Metralhadora Dreyse M/938 8x57 light machine gun, the action stamped with Portuguese emblem and further stamped with various German Waffen insignia, with five magazines, overall length 147cm, SN:B337, deactivation certificate no.160482.Additional InformationThere is no date stamped on this item. The date of the deactivation certificate is 12/04/2021.
A Louis XIV style gilt wood and gesso wall mirror, with mask and sun burst crest above a shaped plate and within a moulded frame, 95cm x 54cm, with a cartouche shaped mirror, a pierced vine leaf frame mirror, an oval mirror and a slender bevelled mirror (5)Additional InformationThe mirrors are all 20th century. Light age wear to all, the pierced vine leaf frame mirror with some chips and scuffs.
W ROBINSON; watercolour, 'Calder Abbey West Cumberland', signed lower left and dated 1878, 35 x 51.5cm, in giltwood and gesso frame.Additional InformationWatercolour with light browning at the edge, and the glass is grubby with residue of gilt painted detailing. The gesso with a loss to the bottom right corner and with many other cracks, etc. Frame with general wear.
MANCHESTER UNITED TREBLE WINNERS; an Umbro 1998-99 season child’s home shirt signed by Yorke, Solskjaer, Scholes, Sheringham, Cole, G. Neville, Schmeichel, Butt, Blomqvist, Stam, Johnsen, Giggs, Irwin, Beckham and Sir Alex Ferguson, size 158cm. Additional InformationCreasing and light general wear; no certification or further information available with this lot.
Two cast iron Dinah money boxes, tallest 16cm, together with a Viceroy German hexagonal concertina, a pair of Lemaire extra luminous 8x30 binoculars with a leather case and a pair of Scope 9x35 binoculars model number 3831 (5).Additional InformationThe money boxes are not original but later copies, both with general age wear rubbing throughout. The concertina with general light rubbing at the edges, but the bellows appear to be ok. The French binoculars with rubbing to the black lacquering throughout. Lenses lightly grubby and the right hand eye piece lens does appear to have some scratches to the surface. The binoculars do focus, the case is generally rubbed and worn and rather tired. The other binoculars appear ok but the case is in poor condition and the lenses are dusty and grubby.
A 20th century Chinese rosewood demi-lune side table with carved skirt above three shelves, raised on ball and claw feet, width 84cm, depth 41cm, height 51.5cm.Additional InformationTop with a few minor and light scratches, wood perhaps slightly faded to back right. A few minor scuffs at feet, otherwise ok.
PARAGON; a King Edward VII limited edition coronation loving cup, number 185, height 11cm, together with a King Edward VII white metal coronation medallion, one side decorated with the coronation portrait of the King, the other with the Royal Coat of Arms and named 'King and Emperor', in fitted Spink & Son case (2).Additional InformationLight rubbing to the gilding on the loving cup, light rubbing to the box of the medallion, otherwise ok.
Three 19th century pencil and watercolour miniatures of gentleman, each turned to sinister, in papier-mâché frames and a watercolour and gouache portrait of a gentleman turned to dexter, the largest 8.5 x 6.75cm (4).Additional InformationGeneral browning and toning to the paper of the three miniatures of gentleman, some specks of dirt and light marks here and there, the fourth portrait of the gentleman turned to dexter is possibly on ivory, it is slightly bowed and with general wear at the edge and with perhaps a faint crease to the left hand side, all frames with some chipping and general wear.
A George VI British Empire Medal awarded to 7638180 S/Sgt. Alexander Wilkie R.E.M.E. for service in Italy with photocopied Gazette 21/12/1944.Additional InformationThe medal with a knock at the edge at the end of the family name and a few other general scuffs and pin head size knocks at edge. Medal surface bright, some light scratches and wear.
SPAIN; The Order of Isabella the Catholic, a Knight’s Commander’s insignia comprising Grand Cross (width 67mm) and neck badge on laurel suspension and cream ribbon, both in gilt metal and enamel (2).Awarded to Alfred Wilby Tait who was created a baron (Barao de Soutelinho) by King Carlos of Portugal in recognition of his botanical works with specific reference to Portuguese wild flowers and had an iris named after him. The Order of Isabella was instituted by King Ferdinand VII in 1815 to reward services to the Spanish state of a civil nature.Additional InformationSome very light nicks and scratches, ribbon frayed.
A modern walnut serpentine side table, with drawer, on fluted and tapered legs, height 74cm, width 75.5cm, depth 36.5cm, together with a walnut and stained beech circular occasional table, diameter 51cm (2).Additional InformationThe circular with a light patina of small knocks and scratches through use, the top of the other table also has some light age wear marks but much cleaner than the smaller table.
THERESE MCALLISTER (Irish, born 1951); oil on canvas on board, 'Still Life Basket and Zucca', signed, inscribed on the Bruton St. Gallery of London label verso, 59 x 71cm, framed. (D)Additional InformationA bit of light surface detritus, but overall OK.This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk or http://artistscollectingsociety.org
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