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A rare Scott 'Flying Squirrel' light aero-engine to fit Flying Flea aircraft, c.1935 engine number 5033, 652cc, two-cylinder engine, complete with Amal side-draught carburettor and BTH magneto,, mounted in a metal display stand. together with an alloy and rubber aircraft wheel beleived from a mosquito
A Japanese carved ivory netsuke as a tiger licking it's paw, 3.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Very fine crack running from top of head past shoulders, small chip to top of tail, small nick to one of the hind legs underneath, some light scratches throughout, general small signs of wear and tear.
A 19th Century white metal and shagreen mounted etui opening to reveal scent bottle, scissors, spoon, etc., 18.5 cm long CONDITION REPORTS The top of the lid has had a repair to one of the corners. It looks as though the shagreen has been repaired along the seam or re-glued. The shagreen is coming away from the edges and has areas of light dis-colouration / patchiness. There is a spot of corrosion to the base. The scent bottle / glass vile - the lid is broken and the rim is nibbled. There is a chip to the base. Stopper is stuck in. There are larger, more noticeable dents to the knife handle and the rivet at the top is slightly corroded and there is damage to the surroundings. All items have general wear conducive with age and use to include scuffs, knocks, scratches, knocks, dirt, etc. See images for further details.
A David Andersen silver bracelet and matching ring inscribed "Copy orig year 300AD", an Italian sterling silver necklace and pair of matching ear clips, a Boodle & Dunthorne silver slave bangle, a Ferti bracelet and ring, nine various silver rings, and two pairs of ear clips CONDITION REPORTS Some very light wear.
A Liberty Tudric Pewter twin-handled vase, No'd. ".010 Designed by David Veazey", with stamped mark to base, the body marked "For Old Time's Sake", 20 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Rim is slightly dented and mis-shapen. Some light scratches and other marks throughout. The metal appears pitted. General signs of wear and tear.
A pair of George V silver photograph frames with embossed Art Nouveau style decoration (by William Devenport, Birmingham, 1912), 23.2 cm x 16.2 cm, together with an Edwardian silver cushion framed mirror (Birmingham, 1906), 16.5 cm² CONDITION REPORTS There are a few indentations to the raised decoration on both frames. Both have general wear and tear conducive with age and use to include light surface scratching, tarnishing, knocks, etc. The velvet backing is wearing at the corners and top edge. The oak frame on one side is splitting slightly along the middle join. Cushion shaped framed mirror has two pins missing in the top right hand corner of the frame. There are some small dents and knocks. Has general wear and tear conducive with age and use. See images for more details.
AUGUSTUS OSBORNE LAMPLOUGH (1877-1930) "Three figures by ruins with further ruins on the Nile and figures on a far bank in background", watercolour, signed lower left, together with another by the same hand, 21 cm x 59 cm (2) CONDITION REPORTS Appear to be in modern gilt frames which are loose at corners and have some knocks and bumps and small cracks. The pictures themselves - there are a couple of patches of foxing on the glass but the watercolours themselves appear to be in reasonable condition, but some even light fading throughout. There are a couple of very small pinhead size foxing marks to the skyline to each one.
A pair of 18ct gold tourmaline and diamond set ear clips and small pair of emerald and diamond ear clips CONDITION REPORTS Tourmaline clips - some light pitted type marks and small scratches to the tourmaline, some light scratch marks to the gold, general signs of wear and tear. Emerald clips - green stones with some pitted like marks to surface, some very faint light scratches throughout, some general signs of wear and tear.
An early 19th Century gentleman's black buttoned jacket with lacework cuffs, together with a silk and floral embroidered waistcoat, white lace ruff, black felt hat and two shoe buckles, framed CONDITION REPORTS Difficult to give a condition report as it is in a frame, however, from what is visible, it overall appears to be in fairly good condition with strong colours throughout. There is some brownness appearing to the lacework and the ribbons have areas of brown spots. Approx sizes - waistcoat measures from collar to longest point at base approx 56cm, waistcoat lining along the neck is deteriorating and coming away from the outside, and there is a small amount of loose threads appearing from the bottom of the lining of the waistcoat. The black jacket - along the white edging around the neck there is some visible signs of fraying along the collar approx - covering approximately half of the collar, although all other visible piping appears reasonable with some light areas of wear. The jacket - from top of collar to bottom of tail measure approx 100cm.
A pair of late 19th / early 20th Century Chinese vases painted in underglaze blue with panels depicting vases, birds amongst flowers and foliage, 28.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS One vase has small chip to rim with orangey colour underneath and some dirty marks and fire faults in places, some small light scratches. Second vase - all of rim feels rough to touch and some scratches to body and fire faults in places with small chips to base with wear throughout.
A Japanese carved ivory netsuke as a hermit crab in a seashell, upon two further seashells, set with glass eyes, 3.9cm long CONDITION REPORTS Some small light scratches and small marks and deep scratch to the top from the head of the crab along its shell and some other darker scratches to the top - see images.
19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL "Jack Russell terrier with prize in green gated barn", oil on canvas, unsigned, 27 cm x 33.5 cm CONDITION REPORTS Crazing throughout to the paintwork. Perhaps slightly yellowed. Has had restoration and repairs throughout, and has been restretchered. Restoration appears to have been professionally done, although the canvas is still now a little loose, possibly indicating that the repairs were done some time ago. Cracking to the oil throughout but due to the restoration appears to be secure. Small impressed mark to the middle of the picture. Frame with some small chips, nibbles and some small cracks. Veneer showing signs of lifting in places. Under UV light the whole picture appears milky. There is a large dark section from the top left corner running to the middle. Also a dark mark to the bucket and to the right of the counter. Some dark marks to the wall and some dark marks to the top right hand corner suggesting re-painting.
A 19th Century child's yew wood and elm stick back rocking armchair, the shaped seat on baluster turned supports united by C scroll rockers CONDITION REPORTS All over some light scratches, marks, dark marks, impressed marks, etc throughout. Rockers are not symmetrical. Wear and tear throughout. It is not known whether rockers are original, presumed not. Front is broken and repaired. One of back legs also repaired.
An 18ct gold mounted rounded rectangular facet cut aquamarine pendant (approx 20 mm x 25 mm x approx 10 mm deep), together with an 18ct gold chain (chain 13.7 g) CONDITION REPORTS Overall in good condition with no visible signs of damage, although with signs of very light surface scratching to the back. The makers mark on the pendant loop is "H - M" only other marks are 750 and Birmingham anchor mark. The stone is being sold as an aquamarine (nobody who has viewed has disputed this). Measurements of stone are approx 2.5 x 2cm
A Boodle & Dunthorne 18ct gold dress ring, the central rounded rectangular cut fire opal approx 3ct flanked by two small diamonds to the shoulders, size R/S CONDITION REPORTS Stone has several internal flaws including one to the corner. Has general wear and tear to include light surface scratching, dirt, etc. See images for further details. Recommend viewing in person or by a qualified gemologist.
A Boodle & Dunthorne 18ct gold teardrop shaped pendant set with central peridot on a snake type necklace, approx 2 ct, together with a pair of matching ear clips, approx 2 ct CONDITION REPORTS Overall weight approx 2.165 ozt, has very light wear. overall pendant size approx just under 3cm by 2.2cm
A pair of 20th Century Chinese porcelain baluster shaped vases with elephant mask and ring handles, decorated in underglaze blue with scrolling floral and foliate design, together with two circular turned wood stands, 30 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Both vases are quite dirty and have spotting of white paint throughout. Some generally light rubbing and one or two black dots of firing faults in the white glaze are visible throughout. There is some rubbing and scuffs to bases. The wooden bases both have signs of wear and a lot of paint spotting throughout. Rims feels rough. White paint marks all over. Small scratches.
A garnet and filigree yellow metal set necklace 41 cm long, together with a similar scrolling foliate decorated bracelet CONDITION REPORTS Some light wear with a little bit of rubbing length of bracket 18cm excluding clip, weight of bracelet 0.795 ozt approx garnet size in bracelet 1.75 oval cut each. Stones in necklace and bracelet are approximately the same size, perhaps a little smaller in the necklace, it is not known whether they are almandine or pyrope garnets.
A Royal Doulton Chang vase of tapering form by Harry Nixon, designed by Charles Noke, covered in a volcanic running glaze with splashes of greens, reds, yellows and turquoise over a flambe ground, the base monogrammed "HN" and inscribed "Noke 122120 Royal Doulton England" and bearing indistinct impressed mark "BA1788B", 16 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Some light surface scratching and various firing faults to the glaze.
ANTHONY VANDYKE COPLEY FIELDING (1787-1855) "Chepstow Castle", watercolour, signed lower right and dated 1836, 19 cm x 25.5 cm CONDITION REPORTS Some light yellowing to picture with some possible slight water damage to the top of the picture - possibly from red cliffs running into the sea, general small signs of wear, frame with some small chips and nibbles with wear throughout and long horizontal line running across the paper. Damage to cliffs - looks like probable water damage.
A 20th Century Chinese porcelain vase, polychrome decorated with butterflies amongst blossoming foliage, 35 cm, on an associated stained wooden stand CONDITION REPORTS Some light general wear and a few surface scratches, there are a few white paint dots on the main body - possibly form room being painting. Stand - wear throughout, some fading and scratches from use.
A set of four 9 carat gold spirit decanter labels inscribed "Sherry", "Whisky", "Gin" and "Brandy", each with embossed grape and vine decoration and cherubic mask (by Turner & Simpson Limited, Birmingham, 1987), 6 cm long, 88.7g total CONDITION REPORTS Some light rubbing and surface scratched conducive to age and wear
A pair of 19th Centure Sèvres porcelain urns and lids with ormolu and gilt metal mounts and ram's head handles, each raised on a gilt metal plinth, one painted with a scene of a lady in 18th Century dress wearing blue dress and striped petticoat with gentleman in pink outfit holding a spade and painted verso with a riverside scene, the other painted with a lady with fan wearing a pink and white dress with gentleman wearing green jacket and brown breeches and painted verso with a lake scene with castle in background, all on a cobalt and gilt decorated ground, the covers painted with floral sprays on a cobalt blue and gilt decorated ground, 47 cm high including cover and finial CONDITION REPORTS First vase -with gentleman in green coat and seated lady in pink dress: wear to the giltwork to the top, wear to giltwork all over, some light scratches all over, some pitted marks to the metal. Second vase - wear to giltwork, various pitting to the metal, light scratches throughout, general small signs of wear and tear. Both vases generally good. Lids - one lid is significantly broken and repaired and has missing sections, cracks all over. Other lid - chipped, wear to the giltwork, but lid in far better condition than the other one.
A brass Art Nouveau ink and pen stand with lily pads to the back, two glass and brass inkwells, one in a blue irradescent finish, the other in a green flower head design, marked to base "Geschützt", 26 cm diameter CONDITION REPORTS Brass stand has some light scratches throughout, old polish in crevices, generally good apart from a brown stain (please see images). Green bottle has light scratches throughout, generally good. Blue bottle has light scratches throughout, general small signs of wear and tear all over.
A 19th Century oak cricket table of typical form, the circular top on splayed chamfered supports, 71 cm diameter CONDITION REPORTS Some light scratches to the top. One large split. One piece appears to have been off and reglued. Planks are becoming separated. Stains. General wear and tear. Edges have splits, two holes to the edges. Pin holes to edges. Old woodworm holes to the top. Underside has significant signs of repair to the top, woodworm holes. Base is not original. Large signs of wear and tear throughout.
A pair of Victorian brass candle lustres, the reeded sockets with fruit embossed drip pans, the cut glass drops on wild rose supports, raised on a fruit decorated knop stem to stepped circular foot, 21 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Significantly out of circular. Knocks and bumps, damaged to the top. All over small scratches. Metal tarnished. Bases with some dents and knocks also. Second candlestick - some knocks to the top, not overly out of circular. Some general wear and tear all over, light scratches, tarnished metal, knocks to the base and is out of circular. Both with general wear and tear.
A William IV silver gilt taper stick stand in the form of a harlequin holding a sconce, standing on a floral embossed base, 14 cm high, 5.4 oz CONDITION REPORTS Some light scratches all over, some small pitted marks, dish the figure is carrying is tipping forward slightly, old polish evident in crevices, some chips marks to the base. Wear and tear. Unable to get a clear photo of the hallmark.
PAUL RAYMOND SEATON (1953-) "Arab warriors on horseback", oil on canvas, initialled lower right, inscribed on "Hollywood Road Gallery Chelsea" label verso, 46 cm x 77.5 cm (ARR) CONDITION REPORTS Some dark spotted marks to the top middle. Some light scratches and impressed marks.General small signs of wear and tear. Frame has various scratches, chips etc. Nothing evident under UV light.
In the manner of Charles and Ray Eames a chair (760) and ottoman (761) in a black leather button-back upholstery to a palensander rosewood veneered body, steel bases with splayed narrow legs bearing label underneath "Lounge chair and ottoman design Charles Reames 1956 The Authorised Original Vitra", 85.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS This is a modern reproduction, and has some wear and tear, to include some light surface scratching, bumps, knocks, etc. Please see images for examples. Chair - some scuffs, signs of light general wear to the leather, bears label underneath "Loung Chair and ottoman designed Charles and Ray Eames 1956 the authorised original Vitra", some general light signs of wear and tear. Ottoman - scuff marks to top, some light scuffs and general small signs of wear and tear to the leather, the wood is a slightly more faded colour than the chair, bear label beneath "Lounge chair and ottoman designed Charles and Ray Eames 1956 the authorised original Vitra", ottoman with general small signs of light wear and tear throghout.
ALEXIS DE LEEUW (1848-1883) "Horses and timber cart in a snowy rural landscape at dusk", oil on canvas, signed lower right, 97 cm x 76.5 cm CONDITION REPORTS Has had restoration. Under UV light there has been some repainting across the centre of the sky above the green trees, and on the bay horses neck. The picture has been relined. There is a small amount of cracking where the picture has been restored but it appears secure. The gilt frame has flaking in approx 3 small areas about 1 x 1cm each , and there are knocks and bumps to the corners. Some knocks to the giltwork and a some small chips along edges.
An Indian carved ivory pot and cover decorated with elephants on a mountain roadway, the cover with elephant pulling a tree stump finial, 22 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Diameter at base max - 14cm approx by 11 cm widest points - overall general light scratches small marks, a small chip to elephants head on finial all some wear throughout - base is unstuck and is separate.
A Japanese carved ivory netsuke as a puppeteer with female puppet holding a fan and boy with drum, signed to base, together with another depicting two wood carvers creating a mythical lion, signed to base, 5.6 cm and 5.1 cm high respectively CONDITION REPORTS Figure with hammer - some light scratches throughout. Figure with drum - chip to drum and rubbing to hand, general light scratches throughout. Both with small signs of general wear and tear.
A 19th Century Coalport porcelain double-necked perfume bottle, the blue ground set with enamelled foliate decoration of a bird's nest and eggs and enamelled hummingbird decoration, 9.2 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Some light scratches throughout, some wear to the gilt. One stopper is slightly loose. General small signs of wear and tear throughout.
SCHOOL OF ALFRED DE DREUX (1810-1860) "Moor with white stallion watering in a landscape with further figures in the background", oil on canvas, bears initials lower left, re-lined (Provenance: Bobby Hesketh and then to the present owner), 72 cm x 92.5 cm CONDITION REPORTS This painting was once fully attributed during the lifetime of a previous owner and had passed hands for high sums, but later had aspersions cast upon its authenticity by some members of the trade, leading to the present attribution. Many elements of the brushwork are fine quality, although there are some elements that some may feel doubtful. Condition is fair for a relined piece. There is some paint loss to the extremities and a couple of light scratching to the surface. Under UV light there is some repainting to the very edges and some black spots suggesting touching up, particularly to the skyline and around the tassel of the Turk's hat, and to his left shoulder area. Otherwise there do not appear to have been major repairs. The picture is unframed. Large horizontal scratch running from left side towards the middle and a smaller one above it, a vertical twin scratch running down from the centre top downwards. Sky has various other scratches and scuffs throughout including to the figure's legs. Various crazing to the paintwork, general signs of wear and tear throughout.
ATTRIBUTED TO BENJAMIN WATERHOUSE HAWKINS (1807-1894) "Study of King Charles Spaniel puppy in liver and white", bears handwritten paper label verso "By Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins A portrait of his favourite King Charles Spaniel", oil on canvas 24 cm x 24 cm CONDITION REPORTS Significant cracks and crazing to the paint throughout. White mark to the right of the dog's left eye. White marks to the inside of the circular canvas. Speckled white mark underneath the dog's chin. Frame with various cracks, etc throughout, some small chips, etc. Under UV light the painting appears milky with dark marks - mainly to the ears of the dog and to the circle above his head.
TONY GUY "Fighting Watership Down Rabbits", pencil sketch heightened in colour, together with three others by TONY GUY, all depicting various scenes in "Watership Down" (Tony Guy was a senior animator and Animation Director on the 1978 film) CONDITION REPORTS Basically in good order, although paper is light drawing paper therefore some signs of minor creasing, not visible on the photos. Technically known as 'line tests' hence figures / numbers / strikes and instructions in pencil.
A Japanese Meiji period carved ivory netsuke as a mother with child upon her shoulder, carrying a parasol, bearing signed red cinnabar lacquered tablet, together with a further beckoning child at her feet, separately carved, 7.2cm high CONDITION REPORTS Small chip to robe, some light scratches. Figure of child is missing ends of the fingers on both hands, some small chips and light scratches. Both have some signs of wear and tear.
An Arts and Crafts brass and copper chamberstick designed by William Arthur Smith and Benson in the manner of Christopher Dresser, with a central brass sconce and copper dished base and petal shaped rim, each petal with roundel, to brass T shaped handle and circular brass foot, Design Registered No. 79069, 9 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Main body is slightly mis-shapen but no signs of splitting, handle is loose on main body, some general wear and rubbing and some light scratches conducive to age.
An Oriental hunting design rug, the rectangular cream centre field decorated with horses and riders and archers amongst flowering trees and foliage interspersed by deer, rabbits, tiger and lion, within blue, cream and cinnamon floral decorated borders, 152 cm x 94 cm CONDITION REPORTS Is slightly dirty and show some signs of general wear throughout and some light rubbing, possibly not hand knotted as very tight but is uneven at edges
An 18ct gold and diamond shield shaped pendant, the central oval cut ruby within a scrolling foliate setting of approx 200 small diamonds, on an 18ct gold fine chain CONDITION REPORTS Size of pendant approx 4.4cm x 2.9cm max. Some light scratches throughout, general small signs of wear and tear, generally good.

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