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Los 806
A GROUP OF STEIFF AND HERMANN BEAR COLLECTABLE ITEMS comprising two boxed Hantel Pewter items comprising a 1926 Teddy Clown Bear and an 1892 duck both with certificates of authenticity inside the box, approximately 5.5cm length, a Halycon Days enamelled trinket pot with a family of Steiff bears to the lid, diameter 3cm, a Steiff ear button pin badge and bag, a boxed Steiff Club gift sterling silver 925 teddy bear brooch (some wear to the box), a miniature travelling case for the Steiff Trunk Show 2001 with a badge inside, and two boxed miniature Hermann teddy bears to include a brown and a red miniature bear (9) (Condition Report: some knocks to boxes)
Los 2070
Vintage steamer-style travelling trunk, studded wooden bound with brass fittings, a blue leather travelling vanity case, early 20th century, a Maisto scale model of a Ferrari F50, 1/18, a vintage tinplate red model of a Chevrolet, made in China, bearing label MF318 and red leather briefcase
Los 112
Ca. AD 100 - 200.A silver ring with a flat, slender hoop that transitions smoothly to a flat oval-shaped bezel. The bezel is set with a translucent intaglio, engraved with the depiction of a standing elephant facing to the right, its trunk upturned, and set against a baseline.Size: D: 18.75mm; US: 8 3/4; UK: R; weight 5gProvenance: Private UK collection; acquired on the UK art market, pre-2000.
Los 503
A Huson, Norwich late Georgian mahogany cased long case clock with painted arched dial with subsiduary second dial and date aperture, fitting with an eight day movement striking on a bell, the case with arched trunk door and pillared side decorations and ball finials, inlaid with line detail throughout, 224cm high
Los 641
Woller & Straub, Norwich, an early 19th Century mahogany long case clock with painted arched dial with rocking ship automaton and subsiduary seconds dial, fitted with a brass eight day movement striking on a bell, the mahogany case with whale tail type decoration to the hood, brass finials, an arched trunk door and box base
Los 128
MISCELLANEOUS: A Staffordshire Pottery Butter Dish, modelled as a resting cow; together with an unusual miniature Staffordshire Spill vase, with a Bull and Calf, 19th century, the butter dish with a removable top, set with a black and gilt resting cow, laying upon a grassy top, with oval dish, 12cm high; the spill vase modelled with a playful bull and calf about a hollow trunk, 12cm high (2)
Los 329
ANIMALS: A rare and unusual Staffordshire Pottery Flatback, modelled as a Goat; together with a Giraffe, mid 19th century, the goat assailed by a green painted snake, 19cm high; the giraffe well modelled feeding beside a hollow tree trunk spill vase 18cm high (2) Condition report The goat has cracks to legs and a possible repair, chip to hoof. Giraffe has firing crack to chest.
Los 333
ANIMALS: A fine and rare pair of Staffordshire Pottery Flatback Spill Vases, modelled as Elephants, mid 19th century, each modelled standing before a hollow tree trunk, each wearing a pink and tasselled saddle cloth, on gilt line bases, painted in colours, 15cm high (2) Refer: Harding Book 2, page 247 fig 2942
Los 354
ANIMALS: Two pairs of Staffordshire Pottery Flatback Horses, including a fine pair of spill vases, attributed to Thomas Parr, each piebald standing before a hollow trunk, one base marked 'D', 10cm high; and another more naïve pair, 9cm high (4). Condition report All have restored spill vase tops with loaded centres
Los 348
ANIMALS: An excellent pair of Staffordshire Pottery Flatback Spill Vases, each modelled as a Cockerel and Hen, mid 19th century, the larger cock bird facing away from his hen and standing before a hollow trunk, 21cm high (2). The cataloguer was unable to source another example of this flatback and to find a pair seems to be very rare. Some loss to paint and glaze. One smaller chicken has what appears to be a firing fault to front breast and back of head. Condition report Generally good condition overall
Los 3
COUNTRY LIFE: Three Staffordshire Pottery Flatback Figurines, including Red Riding Hood; The Shepherd; and Travellers, Red Riding Hood waiting beside a tree, a wolf leaping from cover, 17cm high; The Travellers relaxing by a camp fire, with hollow trunk behind, 19cm high; a well modelled Shepherd, holding a sheep atop and outcrop, 18cm (3) Provenance: 'The Travellers' purchased Christies, 3rd November, 1983, lot 128 Red riding hood top broken. Condition report Red Riding Hood top broken
Los 117
GREYHOUNDS: A nicely modelled pair of Staffordshire Pottery Spill Vases, modelled as Greyhounds, mid 19th century, each recumbent, before a hollow trunk on blue gilt line bases with curtained aprons, 16cm high (2) One of the figures has some firing faults along spine and the other also has marks to spine and a possible scratch to side.
Los 327
ANIMALS: A rare Staffordshire Pottery Flatback Spill Vase, modelled as a Standing Giraffe, mid 19th century, standing before a hollow tree trunk, festooned with leaves and flowers, painted in colours, on a gilt lined base, 33cm high There are cracks on the legs and base and a firing crack to the rim of the spill vase.
Los 283
LIONS: Two Staffordshire Pottery Flatbacks, including an unusual and rare spill vase, modelled as a Tiger Chasing a Stag, mid 19th century, well modelled with the stag running right, the tiger coming from cover behind, with a hollow trunk support, on white gilt lined base, painted in colours, 19cm high; also a zebra, Thomas Parr Factory, facing right, painted in colours, 20cm high (2) The tiger figure was purchased at Christies 4th May, 1982, lot 129 Tail restored, back leg repaired (zebra). Condition report Tail restored, back leg repaired (zebra)
Los 172
SPANIELS: Four assorted Staffordshire Pottery Dogs, including a Spill Vase with Spaniel, recumbent with lightly spotted russet red coat, before a hollow trunk, guarding a bird, 18.5cm; also an early comforter, facing left, 14cm high; another freestanding (damaged feet), 13cm high; and a single right facing dog, 13.5cm high (4).
Los 184
EQUESTRIAN: Seven assorted Staffordshire Pottery Flatback Horse Figurines, including a well modelled early Horse and Foal group, the horse standing against a hollow trunk spill vase her foal below, nicely painted on a mottled grassy base; also a mule; and five others similar, 17cm-15.5cm (7) Dappled horse with filled in spill vase. Condition report Dappled horse with filled in spill vase
Los 121
ZEBRAS: Six assorted Staffordshire Pottery Flatbacks of Zebras, including a matched pair, both being assailed by snakes, mid 19th century, with hollow trunk spill vase supports, painted in colours, 22cm high; another with young girl as a rider, 17cm high; and three others similar, 19cm high (6)
Los 331
ANIMALS: A Staffordshire Pottery Flatback Spill Vase, modelled as a Deer and Faun, mid 19th century, the doe striding right, with her faun below, with a hollow trunk spill vase, painted in colours, on a gilt lined white base, 29cm high. Condition report There is a firing crack to inside of spill vase and above smaller deer.
Los 326
ANIMALS: A rare Staffordshire Pottery Flatback Spill Vase, modelled as a Standing Giraffe, mid 19th century, standing before a hollow tree trunk, festooned with leaves and flowers, painted in colours, on a gilt lined base, 33cm high One leg missing, neck cracked. Condition report One leg missing, neck cracked
Los 362
ANIMALS: Three assorted Staffordshire Figures of Deer, including a pair of a Roe Buck and Doe, both recumbent in front of white 'trees', gilt chains and lined bases, 11cm high; and a finely modelled group of a Red Deer Stag and Hind, the stag standing over his resting hind, before a hollow trunk, 12cm high (3). Cataloguers note. I tend to use the terms buck and doe for male and female deer, this is in part because the names are well understood worldwide. It is also traditional that only red deer have male stags and female hinds, and other species are generally termed as bucks and does. There are exceptions, however Sika deer were not yet in Britain in the 19th century. Condition report Overall Ok
Los 6036
Franken, 18./19. Jh., Kruzifix, Holz, farbige Fassung später nachgearbeitet, Altersspuren, teils restauriert, Corpus L 38 cm, Kreuzesstamm L 62 cm. Franconia, 18th/19th century, crucifix, wood, coloured paint reworked later, traces of age, partly restored, corpus l 38 cm, cross trunk l 62 cm.
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