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Los 710
λ An Indian shield (dha), steel with applied brass rim, four bosses, light relief decoration highlighted with silver koftgari and including figures within panels and sanskrit text to the center and border; an Indian parrying weapon (madu), formed of two buck horns united by an overlapping joint, and with steel tip (one horn lacking tip); a smaller dha; and a pair of unmounted horns. [5]
Los 513
A Second China War medal to Sapper Frederick Richardson, 8th Company Royal Engineers, no clasp (SAPPER FREDK. RICHARDSON. 8TH C. ROYAL ENGRS), officially impressed, light scratching and knocks but little wear, therefore nearly extremely fine. Although not entitled to a clasp for any of the major successful actions of the war, this man belonged to the small Army contingent present at the disastrous amphibious assault on the Taku Forts on June 25th 1859. The forts at the mouth of the Peiho river were critical in that they controlled access to Teinsin, and ultimately to Pekin. The British had captured them earlier in the war, and a treaty had been concluded which was awaiting Imperial ratification. Frustrated at the prevarication of the Chinese, British and French diplomats were conveyed north by the Royal Navy in an attempt to approach Pekin directly. They found that the Peiho River defences had been strengthened, and seeing that the Chinese meant to deny them access, the Navy attempted a landing, which was thwarted by thick mud and spirited opposition. 25 men of the 8th, including Richardson, had been attached to the 10th Company R.E., and served as riflemen and ladder bearers during this otherwise exclusively Naval action. Offered with research.
Los 717
A Victorian 1892 pattern infantry officer's sword, light model blade by Pearse & Co. 33 in., etched with VR cyper and a personal monogram (possibly 'A.P.') within panels, gilt brass 'gothic' hilt, later sword knot, steel scabbard; together with a British officer's Sam Browne belt complete with sword frog. [2]
Los 708
A Khyber knife, T-section blade 23 in., three stage grip with horn and bone scales (lower scales missing), brass mounted scabbard; a similar knife, blade 2.5 in., bone grips, velvet covered scabbard; an all steel Indian style axe, the crescent head with arabic text in light relief; and another axe, etched head with trefoil paen, spear point, wooden haft. [4]
Los 584
A collection of medallions, comprising: George III, Royal Naval College Second Mathematical Prize, bust of the king, reverse engraved to 'Graham Price Beck Christmas 1825', silver, 53 mm (E 980), good very fine; Coronation of Queen Victoria 1838, reverse with Victoria receiving her crown from Britannia, Hibernia and Scotia, silver, 36 mm (E 1315), light scratching to obverse, otherwise nearly extremely fine with attractive toning; Coronation of George V 1911 (2), reverse with bust of Queen Mary, bronze, 51 mm (E 1922a), each in case of issue, one toned, both about extremely fine; Investiture of Edward, Prince of Wales 1911, three-quarters bust crowned and draped, reverse with Caernavon Castle, silver, 35mm (E 1925), cased, good very fine. [5]
Los 719
An early 19th Century British officer's sword of light cavalry dress type, by Hebbert and Humes, curved clip-point blade 28.25 in., with etched decoration including: 'HEBBERT & HUMES WARRANTED', 'mameluke' hilt with plain guard retaining traces of gilding, horn grips (some loss), gilt brass mounted leather scabbard (lacks locket). Provenance: sometime exhibited in an Isle-of-Wight museum, and purported to have been recovered from the sea off the island.
Los 516
A small collection of medals, including: O.B.E. (Military), attributable to Lt-Col William T. Forsdyke, R.A.S.C., cased with transmission slip, toned, extremely fine; a Great War pair and Memorial Plaque to Charles Victor Roy Tuck, Oxford And Bucks Light Infantry (30118 PTE. C.V.R. TUCK. OXF. & BUCKS. L.I.), good very fine; a Great War Pair (110194 GNR. R.V. TRAVERS. R.A.), very fine; a Territorial Force Efficiency Medal, George V (203895 SJT: R.J. HAMBROOK. 4/ ESSEX R.), nearly extremely fine; two mounted miniature groups; and other items.
Los 98
Two Japanese kacho-ga: one inscribed Choson, of two red-capped Manchurian Cranes; the other, also inscribed, depicting a bird on a branch. Both framed and glazed; total dimensions about 26 x 23cm (2) Condition Report Please note that the deterioration includes areas of light or other damage to both pictures and frames.
Los 789
A large Victorian mahogany extending dining table having demi-lune ends and with two wide, one medium and two narrow leaf inserts, raised on bulbous gadrooned collar legs on oversize ceramic castors, 155 cm long (closed) 350 cm max x 142 x 78 cm high Condition Report Repolished overall and showing a multitude of light surface scratches overall plus one large deep scratch to one end
Los 895
Montague Dawson (British 1890-1973)/Tugs in the Open Sea/oil on canvas, 29cm x 44.5cm/Note: Artist's resale right may apply to this lot if the hammer price is equivalent of 1000 Euros or more. Condition Report: Relined and areas of overpainting visible under UV light, particularly around furthest boat and sky. Bears unknown lot number label, lot 94 1982 and a Sotheby's chalk mark 1123-3-82 and a possible Christie's stencil mark.
Los 912
Early 19th Century Continental School/Alpine Lake Scene/figures conversing in the foreground/oil on canvas, 56cm x 76.5cm/see illustration Condition Report: This picture has been relined, cleaned and restored. There are signs of overpainting to small areas throughout the picture which show under ultra violet light, but are not obvious with the naked eye.
Los 169
A facsimile of Utamaro's Ogi-uri, Uchiwa-uri, mugi-tsuki (after the original in Seiro Niwaka Onna Geisha no bu); a facsimile of Utamaro's Mono Omou Koi (after the original in Kasen Koi no Bu); together with three oban tate-e (including two by Kunisada); and a facsimile after Kunihisa (6) Condition Report Please note that the condition may vary from image to image; the damage includes: trimming, wear and light or other paper or colour deterioration.
Los 449
Eight 19th century/early 20th century documents relating to the town of Thornbury including a £10 share certificate for the Thornbury Gas Light and Coke Co, Mrs Harwood & Co Bankers, Prescott's Bank, together with trading documents for the Swan Hotel etc (framed) together with a copy of the South Gloucestershire Cornicle covering Thornbury, Chipping Sodbury and Berkeley published February 13th 1904
Los 453
Robert Griffiths Hodgins (South African 1920-2010) THREE MEN WAITING signed, dated 1998/9 and inscribed with the title on the reverse oil on canvas 91,5 by 122cm Robert Hodgins’ drive to experiment with light and colour is one of the things that make his works so visually enthralling. He was greatly influenced by the works of Bridget Riley and Francis Bacon; however it was his interpretations of Alfred Jarry’s greedy theatrical character of Ubu that led him on a visual expedition of painting that has been rarely observed with such fervour by any South African painter. THREE MEN WAITING is only one of a myriad of works created by Hodgins shortly after he participated in the Ubu 101 exhibition that hosted both South African and international artists at the Gertrude Posel Gallery at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg in 1997. Atkinson (2002:13) writes: “Ubu’s diverse presence is felt, not only in the physical characteristics of a host of barely human Hodgins figures – most obviously the truculent, at times oddly vulnerable, businessman – but also in the affective cross current that is the source of power in his work.” In THREE MEN WAITING the viewer is confronted by Hodgins’ theatrical use of colour and an odd Meta referential subtext. The figures are looking out in anticipation, but their presence is unclear; Hodgins animates them in a discomforting posture by grouping the three figures together in this outsized composition. Each character dressed in corporate attire as a subtle reference to Ubu. CS References: • Smith, K. 2000. ROBERT HODGINS. Artthrob, Issue no 34. June 2000. [O] ACCESSED on the 27/01/2017 http://artthrob.co.za/00jun/artbio.html • Atkinson, B. Hodgins, R. Becker, R. Powell, I. Geers, K. & Godby, M. 2002. ROBERT HODGINS. Tafelberg Publishers. Cape Town.
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