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Los 1273
An Arts & Crafts brass hanging light shade, circa 1900, with a cylindrical Vaseline glass sleeve within a brass cage and with hook suspension loop. Height 28 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The metalwork and glass are all in good order with no obvious chips, cracks or flaws to the glass and no knocks or scratches to the polished metalwork. The top of the lamp is stamped “B and L” with a figural type motif.
Los 1340
A pair of glass table lamps, with brass fittings and bases, each with pleated shade. Height excluding light fitting 40 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Both lamps are currently plugged in and operating. The shades are perished to both the top and bottom edge piping but are otherwise serviceable. Both lamp bases are in good condition with no cracks or chips that we can see. Both bases are a little tarnished particularly where the glass meets the top of the base.
Los 1341
A pair of glass light shades, baluster form, with brass bases and pink shades. Height including shade 58 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Both lamps are currently plugged in and operating. The shades are a little faded but perfectly serviceable. The lamps are structurally sound and there are no cracks or chips to either lamp base. The metalwork is a little tarnished in places and has lost some of its original brightly polished finish.
Los 1342
A large cut glass hanging lantern, with metal mounts signed Clive Christian. Diameter 42 cm, height +/- 90 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The lantern is in extremely good condition. The glass is not cracked or damaged and the metalwork is all present and in very good order. The centre internal light fitting is all present as is the wiring.
Los 1373
A Victorian painted wood police truncheon, polychrome decorated with crowned cipher above a cartouche inscribed "Police", with turned handle stamped "Field 233 Holborn". 43.5 cm CONDITION REPORT: On first viewing this truncheon appears to be in good clean order. There are some small knocks to the paintwork at the housing end to the handle. The paintwork appears to be generally in good condition. There is a small section of light paint chips on the white ermine of the crown on the right hand side. Also just to the left of the chips is a drip mark of a foreign substance which is over the glaze and may be removable but is hard set at the moment.
Los 1389
A rare oak and pine miniature chest of drawers by John Bubb, early 19th century, with four long drawers each with hand cut brass escutcheon and turned brass knop handles, raised on later bracket feet. Width 17.8 cm, height 20.5 cm, depth 8.5 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The oak top and drawers are nicely patinated although there is a light band running down the front of the drawers in between each handle. The legs are all later replacements. There is some shrinkage to the one piece backboard. The pine sides and drawer dividers retain their original staining although there are some very small insignificant scratches, but I believe do not detract. The drawers fit the carcass well but are not exactly snug.
Los 1715
A late 19th century Chinese hardwood stand, with rouge marble top and two open shelves. Width 42 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The marble is in good order with only light surface scratches. The patination of the wood is uniform throughout and good. The pierced decoration to each side is in good order and with no visible faults. The upper under tier has a very light watermark at the rear. The lower tier has a light ring mark. There are some minor issues with shrinkage but nothing too detrimental. Overall this is an attractive piece of furniture.
Los 148
A Victorian Irish silver double snuff box, JT, Dublin 1855, each side of stylised lobed form with bright cut engraved decoration and crest, the covers opening to reveal vibrant gilt interior, all presented upon wood plinth mounted with silver collar engraved 'Presented to the Mess of the 4th Royal Lancashire Light Infantry by Aquilla H. Kent and T. Byron Whitehead Berwick-on-Tweed 1855', box approx 17cm wide
Los 456
British school, WW2 sketches, oil on canvas, 122 x 214cmThis substantial painting appears to depict incidents from the North African campaign in the Second World War. The panel top centre is almost certainly an Allied (British Eighth Army and US Army) parade into either Algiers in November 1942 or Tripoli in February 1943 as the Vichy French and Germans were pushed out of North Africa. The artist remains unidentified but on balance almost certainly British. There are both US and British soldiers depicted and the British army had a long traditional of embedding war artists into military campaigns from the start of the Great War. This painting acts as a montage of events, from hospital interiors to courtrooms, perhaps witnessed by the artist while in the theatre of war. It also retains a Mediterranean feel in both palate and the portrayal of light.
Los 784
Indian School, two gouache paintings/book plates, each with ink inscription. Images 16 cm x 12 cm and 175. cm x 11 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The picture is in generally good condition. It is double sided. When held up to the light there is one very tiny pinhole perforation in the right hand margin just to the right of the top right hand angel wing. Other than this there are no condition issues that we can see. The colours are bright and strong and there is no evidence of any paint loss.
Los 817
Three Sunderland lustre plaques, 19th century, two with religious texts with shell and scroll moulded borders, the other with printed garden scene, all heightened with enamels. Largest diameter 24 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The plaque inscribed “Praise Ye The Lord” has a small restored patch to the lower border otherwise there are no obvious further cracks or chips. There is a factory flaw running across the letter “L”. Other than that mentioned there are no further post production faults. The floral landscape plaque has a small slither chip to the bottom right hand corner though this does not impact on any of the decoration. There are no post production faults or flaws visible. On the biblical text example the lustre has faded and is now a very light pink/orange colour. There is a very small amount of glaze rubbing to the top left hand and right hand corners. The right hand corner has two minute nibbles on the reverse. The glaze is very finely crazed. Other than those mentioned there are no further post production faults visible.
Los 866
A Crown Dresden porcelain cabaret set, circa 1900, with panels of courting couples and floral sprays against a yellow ground, inscribed marks. CONDITION REPORT: The teapot lid has been broken and professionally restored. The interior of the lid is obviously oversprayed. The left hand side of the teapot when looking from above has a very tiny chip to the rim of the spout. The decoration throughout appears to be in good order. The knop to the lid of the cream jug has the gilding rubbed on all four corners and there is very light gild rubbing on each corner of the lid but it is otherwise intact. The cream pot itself is in good order throughout with no obvious faults. The handle attached to the cream pot leans slightly to the right, however, this may be to aid pouring.
Los 866A
An English porcelain twelve piece part dessert service, circa 1900, decorated with a band of roses against a salmon pink and gilt border, comprising eight plates, two short tazzas and two tall tazzas. CONDITION REPORT: Two small tazzas are sound and ring out nicely when tapped. The centre gilding to one has more of a ghost like appearance and is rubbed. The gilding framing the flowers is also 20% rubbed. Each plate has very minor surface marks. Of the two tall tazzas one has a repair and numerous cracks to the top of the stem, it also has a breakage beneath the bulbous knop of the stem and has been re-attached. The surface decoration of this tazza is in good order. The other tall tazza rings out nicely when tapped and appears to be in sound order. The gilding to the centre has scratches and is 20% rubbed. There are 8 dessert plates all of which appear to be in sound order and ring out nicely when tapped. On the whole there is very little wear & tear or minor surface scratches. The central gilding to majority is in good order however two have light scratches and are slightly faded.
Los 878
A pair of Georgian decanters, mallet form, with shaped stoppers and clear bands above four ring necks and with part faceted and fluted bodies. Height 28 cm A pair of monochrome Chinese vases, Republic period, decorated with loadies in a fenced garden, heightened with gilding, pseudo Qianlong seal mark. Height 25 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Both stoppers have very small chips to the top of the knop, one has a further small chip to the left shoulder and to the right corner of the band. The other knop has a further chip to the lower left section of the central band and a tiny grazed chip to the lower right section of the central band. One decanter has some very, very light scratch marks to the outer rim of the neck but these are only viewable through catching them at the right angle in the light through a jeweller's loop or feeling them with a fingernail. There is also very, very small dark grazing to the underside of the rim on the opposing side. The joins to each band can be clearly seen, and the body and base appear to remain free of any chips, cracks or flaws. The other decanter has a minute rim chip which can be felt with a fingernail. The rings joins can be clearly seen on each and the main body and base appear to be free of any obvious faults, cracks or flaws.
Los 982
A carved jade figure of a monkey atop a horse, late 19th/20th century, the horse seated and backwards facing whilst the monkey clambers over its rear, on a carved wood stand, the jade a light brown to grey/green tone. Length 4.5 cm, height 3.3 cm excluding stand. NOTE - The auspicious monkey on horse Rebus can be read as Ma Schang Feng Hou which translates as May You Quickly be Made an Official or May You Quickly receive Promotion (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: There are no obvious faults. However one ear at the tip is slightly flatter than the other though this may just be due to the natural stone. The wood stand that accompanies it is also in good order.
Los 308
A FRENCH AN XI LIGHT CAVALRY SABRE, dated 1812, the 34 1/2" curved blade with proof marks inscribed on the back edge "Mfture imple du klingenthal octobre 1813", brass hilt stamped VERSAILLES, ribbed leather grip and metal hilt with two belt loops, 41 3/4" long (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT) (Illustrated)
Los 54
Garden Sculpture: ▲ Paul VanstoneReclining female figureWhite marble165cm highPaul Vanstone studied sculpture at Central St. Martins School of Art before completing an MFA in sculpture at the Royal College of Art, from which he graduated in 1993. Following his graduation Vanstone worked in Italy at the traditional marble carving studios near the famous Carrera quarries. He also spent time working in Berlin and has travelled to Rajasthan to learn India’s traditional marble carving techniques. On his return to the UK, and for the next five years, Vanstone became an assistant to leading British sculptor, Anish Kapoor. Consequently, works carved by Vanstone on Kapoor’s behalf have been exhibited at world leading galleries, including the Tate Modern, London. Since then Paul has shown his work at a number of major galleries in London, including the British Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum, as well as galleries and sculpture gardens throughout the UK. He has gained a number of prestigious awards and commissions, among them being the Henry Moore Award (1991) and the Lady Carrington Sculpture Garden commission (1991 and 1996). Paul carves sculpture from stone, the nature of the material dictating how each piece evolves. His fascination is with the hardness and light reflecting qualities of marble and how this can be transformed to portray the curvature of the human body and the delicacy and flow of covering cloth.
Los 56
Garden Sculpture/Water Feature: ▲ Barry MasonStainless steel fountain (Thales)Limited edition of 10 in stainless steel surround320cm by 152cm diameterBarry Mason FRBS is a British sculptor who specialises in sculpture using water and light. He studied Fine Art at Reading University, (1970- 74), and at the Slade, University College London (1974-76). He has completed several large pieces, which are accessible to the public, as well as many more in private collections in Britain and abroad. These include a similar fountain to this one which was commissioned by the Crown Estate and presented to HRH Queen Elizabeth II as the centrepiece of the Jubilee Garden in the Savill Garden in Windsor Great Park. He also did HALF MOON in the grounds of Eton College and SPHERE at the Hurlingham Club in London. His earliest large sculptures were conceived to be installed in landscape rather than art gallery settings, and used sunlight and shadow as an integral and dynamic element in their composition (the HELIOS series).Most of Mason’s recent work has been commissioned privately for gardens in England, Scotland, Spain and Germany. Highlights include VESSICA in a gold medal winning garden at Chelsea Flower Show, designed my Mark Anthony Walker.
Los 156
ART OF THE OLD ENGLISH POTTER by L.M. Solon. Published and bound by Bemrose and Son 1883. Larger Elephant folio edition, bound in half leather. Illustrated with 50 etchings, by the Author, Boards solid, some rubbing and wear, some splitting but holding firmly, Internally clean with some minor, toning and light foxing
Los 471
An 1899 pattern cavalry trooper’s sword, slightly curved, fullered blade 33½”, with stamps at forte, regulation steel half basket hilt, the inner edge reinforced, plain pommel, diced leather grips, in its steel scabbard with opposing rings, original khaki paint to hilt and scabbard. Basically GC (light wear and pitting stains to blade, guard dented, surface pitting to hilt and scabbard).
Los 515
An early 20th century .25” Gem break action air rifle, 38¾” overall, half octagonal small bore barrel 21” stamped “Patent”, harpoon trade mark, and “Gem”, numbered 17 on breech faces, with fixed rearsight and walnut butt with light pattern flat butt plate. GWO & QGC (has been heavily pitted and cleaned, the butt has been wormed and filled).
Los 568
A .177” BSA Light or Ladies model underlever air rifle, number L39592 (1934), with single hole trigger block, trigger adjuster screw in the trigger guard, walnut butt with impressed chequered panels with BSA initials, and retailer’s stamp of Venables & Son. GWO& C (lightly refinished). Plate 12
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