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Los 651
dating: mid-19th Century provenance: Papal States Boiled leather skull, surmounted by a cusp (detached) provided with light blue plume; brass front emblem depicting a shell-guard surmounted by the Papal tiara with crossed keys and the writing "PIO IX"; metallic cockade and one chin-strap featuring brass scales (the other strap is missing); the borders and the base of the cusp both made of brass. Leather sweatband at the inside. Interesting model with brass elements featuring floral engravings. dimensions: height 30 cm.
Los 735
dating: first quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Turkey Curved, flat, single-edged blade of fine damask; iron cross-hilt, finely decorated with gilt floral motifs; band decorated en suite, light-horn grip; wooden scabbard with leather covering, sewn with metallic wire; iron mounts with gilt floral decorations; two suspension rings with metallic straps. dimensions: length 95 cm.
Los 750
dating: circa 1800 provenance: India Moghul Flat, curved, single-edged blade made of fine damask, with small tang. Massive, light-gree jade grip, carved with floral motifs at the base, the pommel shaped as the head of a horse decorated with gold, rubies and diamonds. Wooden scabbard with red velvet covering (later) with vermeil chape, richly pierced and engraved with floral motifs.See a similar grip in "Splendeur des Armes Orientales" Ricketts/Missilier, 1988, page 96. Also in "Islamic and Oriental Arms And Armour", by Robert Hales, 2013, page 41. dimensions: length 99.8 cm.
Los 785
dating: last quarter of the 19th Century provenance: India Slightly curved, damask, double-edged blade, with the tip slightly enlarged and ribbed at the center, carved at the base and featuring grooves and fullers, partially gilt. Carved, light-jade grip, decorated with rubies, emeralds, diamonds and gilt with floral motifs. dimensions: length 36 cm.
Los 806
dating: Second part of the 20th Century provenance: India Curved, double-edged blade with raiser at the center and damask structure, gold floral motifs at the base; sculpted, light-stone grip decorated with floral motifs and featuring colored stoned and brass branches. dimensions: length 39.5 cm.
Los 336
A Victorian 1845 pattern Infantry Officer's sword, the 82cm spear point blade etched with a crowned VR cypher by Ranken & Co. Calcutta, having a pierced brass hilt, wire bound fishskin grip and stepped pommel, in a brass scabbard, 99cm. Condition Report / Extra Information Blade in generally good condition. Etching can be clearly seen. Wire to the handle slightly frayed. Some light pin dents to the scabbard. No unit or regiment mark.
Los 462
A Victorian 1821 pattern General Officer's sword, the 81cm curved blade having crowned VR cypher with crossed sword and baton by H. Poole & Co. Saville Row, London, the mameluke hilt with further crossed sword and baton within a wreath, having a two piece grip (A/F) and bullion knot, in a brass scabbard, 97cm overall. Provenance, Ex Rushbrook Hall, Bury St Edmunds. Condition Report / Extra Information Loss to handle with areas of staining and remaining piece loose. Small crack to the opposing side. Bullion knot slightly frayed. Small areas of light rust to the blade at the forte, otherwise blade good. Etching clear. Scabbard has some small dents, otherwise good.
Los 439
LIGHT OAK BEDSIDE CUPBOARD with a paneled door; a pair of mahogany bedside tables with shaped tops above a singe drawer, standing on tapering supports; a Lloyd Loom style dressing stool with lift up seat; and a mahogany magazine rack of shaped outline, with brass lion mask carrying handles (5)
Los 441
EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY SQUARE TOP SIDE TABLE standing on turned tapering supports, 56cm wide; together with a pair of light oak 1930's dining chairs, with drop in seats standing on tapering supports with pad feet; a teak framed ladder back dining chair with stuffover seat standing on tapering supports; and an oak turned standard lamp (5)
Los 212
A French porcelain inkwell the body modelled as an urn stand decorated with swags, the hinged white metal top detached, marked on the underside Risler & Vachette, Paris, with a silver condiment set, Sheffield 1894, a portable silver light taper box, maker's marks RG (no town or date marks), a silver model of a settee, London import marks 1902 and a miniature silver buttonhook (5)
Los 354
An early 20th Century Highland Light Infantry Officer's Shako the black cloth body with chequered band, braided cord trim, patent leather peak and white metal and gilt cap badge surmounted by a cord boss in tin box marked Herbert & Co., 16 James Street, Haymarket, London, with a sword belt (3)
Los 517
A group of Royal Worcester vases; a Worcester vase painted by M Blake and decorated with purple, white and burgundy violas on a pale lemon, light blue and lavender ground, printed green marks, 17.5cm a Worcester pot pourri vase and cover painted by Cole decorated with wild flowers above a raised and gilded basket weave base, (lid def), puce mark 1286, 18cm high x 14cm wide a Worcester Sabrina Ware vase decorated with ghosting flowers on a mottled and shaded grey and brown ground, gilded printed marks, 14.5cm (3)
Los 620
Two strings of amber coloured beads larger beads, biggest bead 26mm x 19mm to smallest 10mm x 7.5mm, a mixture of colours from deep orange to yellow, with swirls of light and dark colours, opaque and translucent. With rolled gold clasp. Weight approx 32.7gms, length 54cm. Smaller beads, biggest 13.3mm x 9.9mm, smallest 11mm x 7.7mm, very similar to before in colour and transparency, weight 26gms, length 56cm
Los 1110
A PAIR OF CRYSTAL TABLE CANDELABRA, each with a central glass mounted column supporting two tiers of glass drops and a tier of four light fittings, on scrolling branches,with further pear-shaped flat-sided drops, 19th century, 29" high. (2). Formerly in the Chateau Triquerville Seine Maritime, France
Los 471
A PEAR-SHAPED FANCY BROWN/YELLOW DIAMOND, the sealed pear-shaped diamond weighing c.0.69cts. Accompanied by a Report no. 1136641995 dated 26th July 2011, from the Gemmological Institute of America stating the pear-shaped diamond to weigh 0.69cts, Natural Fancy Light Brown-Yellow. See illustration
Los 513
A LATE VICTORIAN GOLD, ENAMEL, PEARL AND DIAMOND HOLBEINESQUE PENDANT; with a necklace by Carlo and Arthur Giuliano, in neo-renaissance style, the oval-shaped openwork pendant decorated with pearls and half-pearls, with black, white, red, green, dark and light blue enamel, the reverse with engraved floral decoration; on a black and white pique enamel necklace of scroll design, signed C & AC, to the hook fitting of the necklace, boxed by Heming & Co. Length of necklace c.53cm (including hook fitting), the pendant width 34mm. See illustration
Los 298
Seven silver thimbles, various makers and marks, three pieces of costume jewellery, cameo brooch, brooch and pendant. Largest height 8 cm. CONDITION REPORT: All of the thimbles have clearly been used. Three are in generally good condition with no significant misshaping and no holes. One is very badly dented but does not have any holes. Two of the remaining three are not misshapen but both have a single hole on the top which is visible when pointed to light. The last thimble is not holed but is quite badly misshapen.
Los 656
William Lakin Turner, oil painting on canvas, "An October Noon, The Langdale Pikes". 29 cm x 44 cm, framed, signed (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Size of the painting is 29.5 cm x 44.5 cm excluding the frame. The picture has not been relined and there is no evidence of any damage, repairs or restoration. There are no areas where the paint is lifting but slight craquelure is visible when the picture is turned to the light. In our opinion this is not significant. The gilt frame is serviceable but a little scuffed and scratched in places, replacement might be a consideration.
Los 702
English School (late 16th/early 17th century), oil on panel, portrait of a lady wearing a hat and holding an ostrich feather fan. 115 cm x 75.5 cm (see illustration). Possibly painted by George Gower (1540-1596) or Robert Peake (1551-1619). PROVENANCE - This painting was found in the attic of Harts House, Gloucester Road, Almondsbury, Near Bristol, in 1949 by Cyril Quantick when he purchased the seven bedroom manor house which dates from the 16th century. The painting has remained in the same family since that date. CONDITION REPORT: This painting is in extremely good order having recently been cleaned. UV light shows very little in the way of blemishes. The face is in generally good order with minor marks to the forehead and to the right hand side of the right hand facing eye. There is more significant blemishing below the nose and beneath the bottom lip and around the chin. The ruff is in generally good condition with only minor marking to the right hand side of the panel join. The hands are in generally good order. The right had cuff has a small blemish however the remainder of the costume is in generally good order and we can see very little evidence of any further marks on the surround. There is a visible panel join running to the right hand side of the face down through the costume and through the fingers of her left hand. UV light makes this join appear more significant than it is in the flesh.
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