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A Russian Miniature Bronze Bell, cast with floral strapwork, cartouche and figures in low relief, surmounted by an orb and cross on four scroll brackets, with an iron clapper, the inner rim inscribed with commemorative detail, 15 cms high. * n.b. This bell is a facsimile of the Tsar Bell situated in the grounds of the Kremlin, founded by Ivan Motorin and his son Mikhail in 1733-1735. The bell was never rung - during a fire in 1737 a huge piece cracked off while still in the casting pit. After the fire the bell remained in the pit until 1936 when it was placed on a stone pedestal in its present position. Together with A XVII Century Bronze Mortar, of bell shape, cast with three portrait medallions, acanthus over a band of leafy tendrils, 12 cms high (cracked).
Los 79
A Wedgwood rectangular blue jasperware plaque, sprigged with a continuous classical scene, 18cm wide, impressed mark circa 1790; a Wedgwood oval blue jasperware portrait medallion of a gentleman, 4cm high, impressed mark, circa 1795; a Turner blue jasperware oval plaque sprigged with a classical maiden, 6cm high, impressed mark, circa 1800
Los 80
A Staffordshire earthenware portrait figure of JEMMY WOOD, the Gloucester draper standing before a stump in yellow waistcoat, black and gilt coat and breeches, the title to the base, 19cm h, c1845. ++In good condition with rubbed gilding, some glaze speckling around the base caused during manufacture. No restoration
Los 685
DARWIN (CHARLES) - A MONOGRAPH OF THE SUB-CLASS CIRRIPEDIA WITH FIGURES OF ALL THE SPECIES. THE BALANIDAE (OR SESSILE CIRREPEDES) THE VERRUCIDAE ETC, [ vol II only] first issue in one vol, preface dated July 1854sub title with portrait of Ray, thirty engraved, three partly coloured as issued and wood engravings plates, embossed blue cloth lettered in gilt RS by Westleys, London, rebacked, spine label preserved, ink stamps of Nottingham Free Library, teg, London: Ray Society, 1854
Los 712
DUGDALE (WILLIAM) - THE ANTIQUITIES OF WARWICKSHIRE ILLUSTRATED FROM RECORDS LEIGER- BOOKS MANUSCRIPTS CHARTERS EVIDENCES TOMBES AND ARMS BEAUTIFIED WITH MAPS PROSPECTS AND PORTRAICTURES, first edition, folio, double page maps, plates and engravings in the text, portrait frontispiece replaced with a contemporary engraving of Dugdale, title in red and black with early ownership signature of Rob. Kirk and another, contemporary mottled calf, the spine gilt in compartments with black title label, London: Thomas Warren, 1656. ++++
Los 729
TURNER (THOMAS) - NARRATIVE OF A JOURNEY ASSOCIATED WITH A FLY FROM GLOUCESTER TO ABERYSTWITH THROUGH NORTH WALES JULY 31ST TO SEPTEMBER 8TH 1837, plates and engraved portrait, quarter calf gilt, London: for private distribution only, 1840; E Cambridge Phillips - The Birds of Breconshire. reprinted from 'The Zoologist', presentation copy, engraved frontispiece, green cloth, 1882; Thomas Roscoe - Wanderings and Excursions in South Wales including the scenery of the River Wye, nd [c1839] (3) . ++++
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WARRINGTON (WILLIAM) - THE HISTORY OF WALES IN NINE BOOKS, fourth edition, two vols, plates, contemporary tooled green morocco gilt with red labels, engraved bookplate of J C Severn of Penybont Hall, Brecon: the Author, 1823; W Sotheby - A Tour through parts of Wales sonnets odes and other poems with engravings from drawings taken on the spot by J Smith, plates, later cloth, London, 1794; Jodrell (R P) - The Political Works of Richard Paul Jodrell. , engraved portrait, tree calf, London 1814; two others (6). ++++
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CAMDEN (WILLIAM) - BRITANNIA OR A CHOROGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE FLOURISHING KINGDOMS OF ENGLAND SCOTLAND AND IRELAND AND THE ISLANDS ADJACENT FROM THE EARLIEST ANTIQUITY. ENLARGED BY. RICHARD GOUGH, second edition, folio, four vols, double page engraved maps, some folding, portrait and plates, contemporary calf re-spined gilt, bookplate of Brentwood School Library, London: John Stockdale, 1806 (4). ++++
Los 785
Yehuda Bacon (Czech, b1929) HEAD OF A YOUNG WOMAN; PORTRAIT two, both signed and dated 77, the first inscribed, pen, ink and grey wash or brush and ink on light brown paper, 15.5 x 10cm and 19.5 x 15cm (2) Provenance: Acquired at the Ben Uri Gallery, London by the present vendors in the 1970s.Yehuda Bacon an Israeli, was born in Ostrava in Czechoslovakia. In 1941 he was taken to Teresienstadt and subsequently to Auschwitz. He survived and emigrated to Israel with the help of the organisation Children and Youth Aliyah. He was a witness at the Eichmann Trial in 1961. He studied at the Bezalel Academy in Jerusalem and later in Italy, London, New York and Paris. ++The first with some type- mounting marks, both in otherwise fine condition
Los 809
G Roberto of Genoa (Italian, fl late 19th-early 20th century) PORTRAIT OF THE SCHOONER "ELLEN JAMES" OFF GENOA; PORTRAIT OF THE "ELLEN JAMES" IN A STORM, a pair, both signed, one dated, both inscribed ELLEN JAMES - PORTMADOC - CARNARVON [and on one] - ENTERING IN GENOA, gouache, 41.5 x 61.5cm (2) The Porthmadog built schooner "Ellen James" was involved in the slate trade (see also footnote to the following lot). On the outbreak of war in 1914, this was abruptly halted. She was sunk by a German U-boat in 1917. ++In fine condition in what is presumably the original giltwood and composition cavetto frame with small loss
Los 981
A Victorian ormolu mounted, amboyna, ebonised mahogany and kingwood bonheur du jour, the galleried superstructure with mirror inset canopy flanked by panelled doors with pillars and Sèvres style porcelain oval plaques painted with ladies of the court, the frieze of guilloche with further floral plaques and fitted with drawers, including a central writing drawer on fluted pillars with incurved shelf and breakfront base, 151cm h; 135 x 55cm . ++In good original condition with slight bowing of the two small doors to the superstructure, wear to the gilding on the portrait plaques
Los 984
A French gilt bronze and Sèvres style porcelain mounted and ebonised centre table, the engraved top inset with a bleu celeste ground plaque painted by T Quentin, signed, with a full length portrait of Louis XVI in coronation robes before a balustrade, surrounded by eighteen oval plaques, seventeen painted with portraits of beauties of the court and one with the royal cipher, on baluster pillar supported by swagged volutes and applied with acanthus leaves, draped base and triform plinth, on castors, 80cm h, 79.5cm diam, c1875. ++In good condition with wear to the gilding around the border of the plaque of the king and minor wear to the gilding on some of the smaller plaques, in particular the monogram
Los 397
A pair of Edwardian oval gilt picture frames in George III style, early 20th century, with pierced ribbon bow crestings and silk mounts, 62cm x 54cm; a Victorian oval gilt picture frame, with pierced ivy cresting and apron, velvet lined gilt mount, 72cm x 21cm, each framing a tinted photographic portrait (3)
Los 406
A pair of gilt brass and Sevres style porcelain three-branch wall lights in Louis XV style, late 19th - early 20th century, each axehead backplate inset with an oval crowned portrait plaque above a deep shaped panel of disporting amorini, the frame and scrolling leaf clasped branches beneath a pierced ribbon bow cresting, 48cm high, 40cm wide
Los 407
A pair of gilt brass and Sevres style porcelain three-branch electric wall lights in Louis XV style, late 19th - early 20th century, each with an oval portrait plaque above a deep shaped panel painted with romantic scenes of figures in an idyllic landscape reserved on a bleu celeste ground, leaf clasped branches and pierced ribbon bow cresting, 48cm high, 40cm wide (one plaque replaced with a colour print)
Los 548
A gilt brass and porcelain mounted ebony and thuya bonheur du jour, circa 1870-80, the stepped breakfront top with display compartment and pair of cupboards beneath a pierced foliate gallery, the Sevres style portrait and floral plaques reserved on a blue celeste ground, 150cm high, 122cm wide, 58cm deep
Los 2656
An early 19th century portrait miniature, painted on ivory of a young woman, with long ringlets and wearing a white dress with a blue sash. Framed in an oval miniature frame, within a larger ebonised frame, which is cut away on the reverse to reveal the following inscription; "The portrait of Mary Anne Bonner who died at Sea off Cape Verd August 26th 1821. To Augustus Cotgrave Bonner from his niece Mary Anne Manson September 10th 1852".
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English School, 1629 PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, HALF LENGTH, HE IN A BLACK SLASHED DOUBLET WITH A LACE COLLAR AND A GILT BELT, SHE IN A BLACK DRESS WITH A WHITE LACE COLLAR AND RED AND WHITE RIBBONS Inscribed 'AETIS: SVIE (sic) 53.1629' and 'AETIS: SVE (sic) 26. 1629' Oil on panel 80 x 110cm
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