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Los 81
A Japanese Meiji Period Satsuma bowl with shaped rim, the centre field decorated with birds in flight over flowers by water's edge, signed to base, on turned wooden stand CONDITION REPORTS Diameter approx 15.25 cm, some wear to the gilt work. The cream ground is crazed throughout and some light scratches, general small signs of wearand ter.
Los 37
An early 20th Century Dresden six place lidded cup set of baluster form with all-over floral painted and gilt decoration by Carl Thieme of Potschappel on rectangular tray CONDITION REPORTS Tray is 25 cm x 20 cm and cups are approx 9.5 cm tall. Generally in good condition, some light scratches and small wear to the gilt works, general small signs of wear and tear throughout
Los 120A
A Japanese celadon wireless cloisonne baluster shaped vase with scrolling foliate and flower head decoration with wire decorated rim and foot, silver mounted, raised on a turned wooden stand CONDITION REPORTS There is crazing and fractures to the enamel on the inside. Has some small losses to the enamel around the cloisonne wires conducive with manner fracture. Light surface scratching, genearl wear and tear, etc. The stand has had a repair and surface scratches, general wear and tear, etc. See images for more details.
Los 317
VICTOR COVERLEY-PRICE "Flowers in a vase", still life study, oil on board, signed and dated 1970 lower right, together with A ROGERS "Pansies in pot", still life study, oil on board, signed lower right CONDITION REPORTS ROGERS - They are not pansies, they are primroses. Approx 29.5 cm x 24.5 cm image only. Has general wear and tear to include some surface dirt etc. Frame has some light scratching - see images for further details. The COVERLEY-PRICE - frame has some light scratching - see images for further details. Has general wear, some small areas of dirt, in need of a clean, general wear and tear. Appears to be some rubbing to the image on the left hand side though this may just be paint coverage. Frame has some cracking specifically to the joints on the corners, generally in need of a clean. Image measures 40 cm x 29.5 cm excluding frame. Measurement including frame 43 cm x 64 cm - see images for more details
Los 113A
A Chinese Ming style blue and white bowl. the brown glazed rim over medallion decorated sides and decorative centre medallion bearing faux six character Jiajing marks to base together with a famille rose cylindrical vase (formerly a mug with handle) and a Chinese dark green and yellow ground vase with blue and white dragon decoration bearing incised character mark to base CONDITION REPORTS The rim on the vase has been chipped, cracked and broken in several places and re-glued, various chips etc. Light scratches to the body. One side of the cylindrical vase is slightly yellowed, probably covering up an old repair. No obvious chips, some scratches, wear to the gilt work and paint work. Various signs of general signs of wear and tear. The bowl has a chip to the rim, scratches to the body, it has also had a large break and repair. Various small signs of general wear and tear. all items general signs of wear and tear throughout. Blue and white bowl measures approx 15 cm in diameter x 7.5 cm in height. Cylindrical vase measures approx 10 cm in diameter x 12 cm in height. Black and yellow vase measures approx 7.5 cm in diameter at the top of the vase x 13.5 cm in height
Los 219
A silver hip flask of plain form (marks rubbed), together with a silver dressing table box of circular form, the hinged lid with engine turned enamelled decoration raised on three hoof feet (Birmingham, 1926) CONDITION REPORTS The hip flask marks are rubbed, there is surface scratching, the lid doesn't quite fit. The feet of the dressing table box have been pushed in slightly and not quite circular to the base. There are other small knocks and dents all over, especially to the base. Some light surface scratching to the enamel and some remains of cleaning fluid etc Internally gilding is rubbed and scratched. The lining is worn. Both have general wear and tear conducive with age and use - see images
Los 110A
A pair of Chinese conjoined famille rose vases, each decorated with panels of landscapes with script verso and bearing qianlong seal marks to the celladon glazed bases CONDITION REPORTS Some light scratches to the body, the right hand side of the larger vase has a large yellow section to it. Some wear to the gilt work, generally fair condition. General small signs of wear and tear throughout
Los 117
A pair of Meiji Period Japanese cloisonne vases decorated with finches amongst autumnal foliage and flowering plants on a dark blue ground, bears stamped signature to base CONDITION REPORTS Cloisonne has 'pit' marks consistant with age. One vase is 'wobbly' when on a flat surface, and is slighty bent. There is also a couple of small repaired sections near the top of this vase (see images), in various places. There is vertical cracks running up from the base. Light scratches through out. The second vase; the base moves slightly, and needs attention. There are some vertical cracks running mainly around the shoulders and neck of the vase. SOme light scratches. Both vases with general wear and tear through out. Approx 24 cm tall.
Los 35
A collection of Troika Pottery to include a rectangular vase with disc decoration by Linda Thomas (early 1970's), base by Alison Brigden (1976-83), a coffin vase by Sue Lowe (1976/7), a coffin vase by Louise Jinks (1976-81), a wheel vase by Penny Broadribb (1975/6), a part textured mug by Avril Bennett (1973-9) and a rectangular slab sided vase with unidentified monogram together with one volume "Troika Ceramics of Cornwall" by George Perrott, published by Gemini Publications Limited (7 items + book) CONDITION REPORTS Table lamp - wire has been cut and needs to be re-wired. Some light scratches to all pieces throughout. Small general signs of wear and tear, no obvious chips or cracks save for the mug which has two large cracks and a large chip to the rim. Other pieces appear in fair condition. General signs of wear and tear throughout
Los 443
A modern teak sideboard with four cupboard doors and two drawers to simple stile feet CONDITION REPORTS Has general wear and tear to include some light surface scratching etc. A couple of small knocks all conducive with age and use. One drawer is a little sticky. Approx 44 cm in depth x 82 cm in height x 201 cm in length
Los 101
A Chinese celadon glazed vase decorated in blue and white with figures and bird amongst clouds, flanked by lion mask ring handles, raised on a circular foot CONDITION REPORTS Some light scratches to the body, interior looks browned, general small signs of wear and tear throughout. Height approx 22.5 cm
Los 228
A collection of six carved wooden netsukes, each with a mother of pearl button bearing signature, another simulated ivory netsuke and a small bone okimono plus two resin netsuke style figures CONDITION REPORTS Wooden netsuke - the dragon has one eye missing. All with some very light scratches and various small minor chips, remaining netsukes with some light scratches and all with various general signs of wear and tear throughout with age and use - see images for further details
Los 138
A collection of glassware to include an amethyst finger bowl, a studio glass green bowl, a 19th Century purple glass flask with brass mount, three Bristol Blue wine glasses, etc CONDITION REPORTS The pheasants' comb is off, the clear glass plate has a large chip to the edge. All items have general wear to include surface scratching and some light chipping, dirt etc all conducive with age and use especially the purple finger bowl and purple flagon and blue glass vase
Los 327
An Historically Important Group of Seven World War II Medals to Squadron Leader Sydney Clayton, RAF; Comprising DSO, DFC and Bar, DFM, Air Crew Star, 1929-45 Star, Defence Medal and War Medal, Plus Minatures. As one half of '...the most famous bombing team in the RAF..' Sq Leader Clayton survived 145 operational flights as a navigator and pilot with 107 Squadron, 105 Squadron and 464 Squadron, flying mainly Blenheims and De Havilland Mosquitoes. The Lot also includes over one hundred photographs, including operational photographs, telegrams, letters including those from Air Marshall Harris and press cuttings, a picture presented by De Havilland on his 100th mission, presentation silver cigarette case, commemorative autograph book marking his farewell from the RAF, a letter of gratitude and cuff-links from the Danish Resistance among other items. A unique and outstanding lot. NB: There is no flying log or service record present.(Continuation of description of lot 327); Squadron Leader Sydney Clayton, DSO, DFC and Bar, DFM; Sydney Clayton was born in Dilworth, near Longridge, Lancashire in March 1916. He was educated at the local school before taking a technical scholarship at Preston College. He held various jobs before the outbreak of war, including that of a commercial traveller selling cheese for a local company, before signing up for the RAF in May 1939. Although ambitious to be a pilot, pilot training was oversubscribed, therefore he turned his talents to training as a navigator. Qualifying in 1940, his first operational unit was 107 Squadron flying the Blenheim Light Bombers, mainly on daylight raids. In total Clayton flew seventy-two operational sorties in the Blenheim, many with another World War Two pilot bomber ace, Wing Commander Roy Ralston, resulting in the awarding of a Distinguished Flying Medal in spring 1941 for completing sixty sorties and promotion to Flying Officer. Following a period on instructional duties with No17 OTU, the formation of the first De Havilland Mosquito Squadrons in early 1942 saw Clayton return to active duty with 105 Squadron. His first operational flight was on July 11th 1942, with a low level bombing raid on the submarine base at Flensburg. Badly damaged by flack the plane was forced to 'belly land' at 160 mph on it's return. On October 21st 1942, while crossing the Dutch coast, Claytons Mosquito was attacked by two German Focke Wulfe 109's. Following a fifteen minute encounter, the Mosquito escaped. For his role as navigator in this encounter Clayton was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, with the citation recalling his courage, initiative and devotion. Then on December 9th 1942 Clayton was navigator in another infamous bombing raid when, along with pilot Roy Ralston, they trapped a German train while in a tunnel near Paris. Clayton continued to fly both high and low level raids until March 1943, often with his constant companion Roy Ralston as his pilot, hitting communication and logistical targets, including the Renault Aero Works at Le Mans. Then on 1st April 1943, the RAF's 25th birthday, a low level raid on the Trier Railway engine repair depot, was to be Clayton's 100th operational sortie and last as a navigator. A Distinguished Service Order followed, with many plaudits including Air Marshall Sir Arthur Harris and De Havilland themselves. It was now that Clayton's original ambition was to be fulfilled, and pilot training began. By May 1944 he was flying Mosquito's solo, with his first flight being remembered for having had to land on one engine after a technical failure. With Pilot wings gained, Clayton was posted to 464 Squadron RAAF and began flying Mosquito's operationally on 26th August 1944. It was shortly afterwards, that on 31 October 1944 in a daylight raid, Clayton was involved in one of his most memorable raids with the raid on the Gestapo Headquarters in Aarhus, Copenhagen in support of the Danish Resistance. For this act he received a pair of 'Royal' cufflinks from the Resistance and it formed part of the citation for a Bar to his Distinguished Flying Cross. Having completed 145 operational flights, 100 as a navigator and 45 as a pilot. VE day came on the 8th May 1945 and a return to civilian life saw Sydney Clayton back in Lancashire running an hotel and a newsagents, before joining the Civil Service in 1971. Sydney Clayton died in tragic circumstances at home in Poulton-le-Fylde, Lancashire in 1976, survived by his wife Margie. Bibliography: 1. Bomber Barons - Chaz Bowyer 2. Mosquito at War - Chaz Bowyer
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