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An extremely rare Vienna model of an elephant, circa 1750In the white, naturalistically modelled standing with outstretched trunk and long tusks, 23cm high; 49.5cm across; shield mark in underglaze-blue, red-painted MAK inventory number Ke 7523.28975 (one toe chipped, smaller chips to toes, small chip to left ear)Footnotes:Provenance:Heinrich Rothberger Collection, Vienna (by 1902);Confiscated by the Vienna municipal authorities in November 1938;Acquired by the Staatliches Kunstgewerbemuseum (later Museum für angewandte Kunst), Vienna, in May 1939 (inv. no. Ke7523);Restituted to Heinrich Rothberger's niece, Mrs Bertha Gutmann, in 2003;Thence by descentLiterature:E.W. Braun, Altwiener Porzellan..., in Kunst und Kunsthandwerk VII (1904), ill. p. 222;W. Mrazek/W. Neuwirth, Wiener Porzellan 1718-1864 (n.d. - 1970), no. 333;C. Gschiel/U. Nimeth/L. Weidinger (eds.), Schneidern und Sammeln. Die Wiener Famile Rothberger, Schriftenreihe der Kommission für Provenienzforschung, vol. 2 (2010), pp. 108-112 (illustrated)Exhibited:Vienna 1904, Ausstellung von Alt-Wiener Porzellan, K.K. Oesterr. Museum für Kunst und Industrie, no. 659This is the only recorded example of this model. A different large model of an elephant was produced about ten years earlier by the Du Paquier manufactory of which only two examples are known: one forms part of an elaborate silver-mounted centrepiece probably given in 1740 to the Russian Empress Anna Ivanova and now in the State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg (M. Chilton/C. Lehner-Jobst, Fired by Passion (2009), cat. no. 148); and the second, unpainted example is in the Sullivan Collection (Chilton/Lehner-Jobst, cat. no. 149).This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Los 94
A Cased 120-Bore Percussion Beaumont-Adams Double-Action Five-Shot RevolverNo. 31620, Mid-19th CenturyEngraved with line borders and retaining much of its blueing, the right flat of the barrel engraved 'H.A.H. Ward, 60th R.L. Rifles' (loss of finish on trigger-guard and butt-cap): in original lined and fitted oak case with accessories including G. & J.W. Hawksley powder-flask with split-ring for suspension and in fair condition, and brass bullet mould, the interior of the lid with Military Outfitter's label of Allen, Trunk Portmanteau & Dressing Case Manufacturer, 37 West Strand, London, the exterior with circular brass escutcheon engraved 'H.A.H. Ward. 60th R.l. Rifles', Birmingham proof marks 11.5 cm. barrel Footnotes:Henry Affleck H. Ward of the 60th King's Royal Rifle Corps whose military career is recorded as 'Ensign 28 October 1864; Lieutenant 2 August 1867; Captain 1 December 1875; and Honorary Major placed on reserve 26 November 1881. He served in the Egyptian War of 1881 and was present at the actions of Tel-el-Mahnta and Kassasin, and was at the battle of Tel-el-Kebir (medal with clasp and Khedive's Star)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Los 736
A FINELY CARVED GOTHIC REVIVAL GRANDDAUGHTER CLOCK WITH WALNUT AND MAHOGANY CASE, the hood with reeded columns, naturalistic frieze, break arch top terminating in finely carved rose heads, the trunk having Gothic arches, reeded side columns with Corinthian capitals and naturalistic carvings embellished to the side panels, the brass dial plate with malted centre angelic spandrels and Tempus Fugit medallion, Westminster chime movement striking on long chime bars, regulated with pendulum rod, overall H 150 cm
Los 445
Otto Marseus van Schrieck, 1619 Nijmegen "" 1678 Amsterdam Gemäldepaar BAUMSTAMM MIT SCHMETTERLINGEN und WALDBODENSTILLLEBEN MIT SCHMETTERLINGEN Öl auf Holz. Je 28,5 x 23,7 cm. Beigegeben ein Gutachten von Dr. Klaus Ertz, Lingen 13. September 2020. Dieser nennt als Entstehungszeit der beiden Gemälde die 1650er-Jahre. Das erste Gemälde zeigt zwei miteinander verwachsene Baumstämme, auf denen zahlreiche Insekten zu finden sind, darunter mehrere Käfer, eine Ameise, eine Wespe, eine große Spinne und ein Falter, der auf einem grünen Blatt sitzt. Zwei weitere farbenfrohe Falter fliegen im oberen linken Bereich des Stammes. Nach links fällt der Blick auf einen grünen Waldboden, auf dem ein großer Hirschhornkäfer krabbelt, dahinter das Schilf bewachsene Ufer eines kleinen Sees. Das zweite Gemälde zeigt vor einer großen braunen Baumwurzel mehrere grüne und gelbliche hochwachsende Gräser, die mit zahlreichen Insekten bevölkert sind, darunter ein Tagpfauenauge in der Mitte, ein kleiner gelblicher Falter am unteren Bildrand, des weiteren eine Libelle, Ameisen und diverse Käfer. Beide Waldstillleben in der typischen Manier und Farbgebung des bekannten Künstlers, mit zahlreichen Insekten und bunten Schmetterlingen. Rest., Retuschen. Anmerkung: Der Maler, der als Erfinder des Waldstilllebens gilt, hatte eine besondere Vorliebe für farbenprächtige Schmetterlinge, Insekten und Reptilien, die er teilweise selbst in Terrarien hielt. Die Suche nach diesen Tieren gab ihm den Beinamen "Snuffelaer". Der Künstler reiste mit Mattheus Withoos (1627-1703) nach Italien und traf dort auf Willem van Aelst (1627-um 1683). Aufgrund der vielen unterschiedlichen Tiere in seinen Stillleben sind die Titel seiner Bilder oft Beschreibungen des Dargestellten. (1250456) Otto Marseus van Schrieck, 1619 Nijmegen - 1678 Amsterdam A pair of paintings TREE TRUNK WITH BUTTERFLIES and FOREST FLOOR STILL LIFE WITH BUTTERFLIES Oil on panel. 28.5 x 23.7 cm each. Accompanied by an expert''~s report by Dr Klaus Ertz, dated 13 September 2020 dating the paintings to the 1650s. Notes: The painter is considered as the inventor of a forest still life. He had a special preference for colourful butterflies, insects and reptiles, which he partly kept in terraria himself. The search for these animals led to him being nicknamed ''Snuffelaer''. The artist travelled to Italy with Mattheus Withoos (1627-1703), where he got acquainted with Willem van Aelst (1627 - ca. 1683). Due to the many diverse animals in this still life painting, the titles of his paintings are often descriptions of the depicted.
Los 161
A UNIFORM OF A VICTORIAN DEPUTY LIEUTENANT A large tin trunk with a plaque named to Capt JM Cobbold, containing a good Full Dress scarlet coatee for an English county, with regulation QVC plated buttons and silver oakleaf embroidery to collar, cuffs and skirt-slashes. A pair of trousers with 1¾ in. silver lace stripes. A silver-laced sword-belt with silver plate bearing a rose within an Oakleaf wreath; an extremely fine pair of epaulettes by HJ & D Nicoll, 114 Regent St, the crescents with a Rose in gold and silver embroidery, in their fitted tin case; and a tall bicorn hat of military style (the fan 8½ in. tall) with a loop of flat silver lace and gold bullion tassels; upright white over red feather plume (stem of plume now broken) (5)
Los 845
ELIZABETH II & PRINCE PHILIP: ELIZABETH II (1926- ) Queen of the United Kingdom 1952- & PRINCE PHILIP (1921- ) Duke of Edinburgh, husband and consort of Queen Elizabeth II. Signed Christmas greetings card by both Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip individually, the stiff white oblong 8vo card featuring a colour photograph to the inside of the Queen feeding an elephant by its trunk as the Duke of Edinburgh stands alongside, with the date April 2017 beneath. Signed (‘Lilibet’) by the Queen, using her family name, and signed (‘Philip’) by the Duke, both in black fountain pen inks beneath a printed greeting. With two gold embossed crests to the cover. About EX A scarce example of a Christmas card signed by the Queen with her family name, indicating that the original recipient was a member of the British royal family.
Los 706
A Derby Patch Mark figure, of a putto, decked with a chaplet and garland of colourful flowers, standing before a tree trunk, 12cm high, c. 1765, (1); another similar, holding a basket of flowers, 12cm high, c. 1769, (1); a Derby Patch Mark Dessert Gardener, she wears a linen cap, dress and apron, and holds a basket, scroll base with bocage, 12.5cm high, c. 1770, (1); a Derby Patch Mark cartouche-shaped vase, boldly modelled with comic masks, painted with winged insects, scroll base, picked out in turquoise, puce and gilt, 10.5cm high, c. 1760, (1), [4]
Los 1423
A good decorative and well-proportioned George III Staffordshire long case clock, dark oak and mahogany case with architectural pediment centered by a ball and spire finial, and supported on reded columns furnished with brass capitals and bases enclosing a round 13in (33cm) silvered dial with Roman chapter with outer Arabic minutes, engraved centre with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture signed Torkington/Newcastle, good quality 8-day movement striking on a bell, shaped top to trunk door with original brass key escutcheon, flanked by reeded quarter columns, base with canted sides and cockbeaded panel, bracket feet, 8/75 in (205cm) tall.* Jesse Torkington of Newcastle-under-Lyme was born in Astbury, Cheshire in 1747 and was apprenticed from 1762 to 1767 to John Whitehurst FRS in Derby (Whitehurst had family connections in the Astbury area). He married Ann Harding of Newcastle-under-Lyme and set up there, raising two sons and two daughters, before dying in 1810. He also signed clocks from Whitchurch, in Shropshire [M .Craven, John Whitehurst, Clockmaker, Innovator, Geologist and Scientist (Fonthill, Stroud, 2015) 257]
Los 5184
Terrahawks - Large trunk used to transport some of the puppets around the country for events, with some labels still intact and a selection of puppeteers rods. Provenance: From the Julian Bell Collection. All lots will be supplied with Certificate of Authenticity signed by Ewbank's Auctioneers. No copyright is assigned with this item.
Los 388
JOHN KNIBB OF OXFORD, an early 18th Century eight day walnut long case clock, the hood with two flaming urn finials to the caddy top, rectangular glazed side panels and with doric columns with brass caps to all four corners, the 28cm/11'' diameter brass dial with pierced brass boys and crown spandrels, silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, with subsidiary heart shaped date aperture and oval name plate, the plain trunk door with moulded surround, the plinth with stepped base, height 233.5cm, with pendulum, two weights and three winding keys Condition Report We recommend viewing the 25 photos online to assist with condition:- further photos will be added today showing close ups of the inside hinges and seat board through the hood door. The case has evidence of old woodworm damage, not in huge quantities, small patches, mostly on the sides of the hood, some has been filled. There are splits to the case throughout, in particular around glazed sides of hood, along the cushion moulded edge and the concave moulding below the overhang, similar splits to the concave moulding at the base of the hood. The trunk door is slightly warped at the bottom left hand corner. There is more substantial splits/cracks along the bottom edge of the trunk door and top right corner of the trunk door, the trunk door surround has gaps in the moulded edge. There is a horizontal split in the veneer across the trunk door in line with the escutcheon. The base has a number of splits in particular the front corners of the stepped plinth base, there is also a patch of veneer loss along the front of the bottom edge as well as a small patch of repair to the right hand side edge. The clock has come from a deceased estate and we have not seen the clock working, please purchase on the assumption it will need attention. The backboard has lots of screw holes where it has been fixed to a wall as well as knot holes in the oak. The interior also has wear due to rubbing of the pendulum. There is nothing obvious to make us think this is a marriage, the dual sits very well in the hood. The cat gut is clean as is the movement overall so its likely to have had an overhaul in recent years. The oval maker's name is engraved on a brass plaque and is inset into the dial, there are no other signs of other names having been erased on the dial so if it has been added it could only have been a name in an oval previously. Our opinion is that the seat board is a replacement.
Los 387
AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY OAK LONGCASE CLOCK, the hood with moulded pediment, arched glazed side panels, both cracked, the glazed door flanked by three quarter columns, the brass 23.5cm, 9 1/4'' diameter dial with pierced mask and scroll spandrels, silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, named 'Thos. Brewer Darlestone', subsidiary date aperture, 30 hour movement, bell strike, long trunk door with moulded surround, height 203cm, with pendulum and single weight
Los 386
A GEORGE III OAK AND MAHOGANY BANDED LONGCASE CLOCK, broken swan neck pediment, turned columns flanking the hood door, painted 29cm/11 1/2'' dial with subsidiary date aperture, the shaped trunk door flanked by plain quarter columns, the base with bracket feet, height 212cm, with pendulum, no weights
Los 1363
AN EARLY TO MID 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, the arched hood with a glazed door enclosing a brass and silvered tempus fugit 8 1/2'' dial, silent/strike and chime/silent switches, foliate and mythical creature spandrels, Embee gong plate, Roman and Arabic numerals, above a trunk with an astragal glazed door enclosing triple weight chains, height 186cm (three weights, pendulum and two case keys)
Los 1230
A GEORGE IV OAK 30 HOUR LONGCASE CLOCK, with a plain hood with twin cylindrical pillars, the glazed door enclosing a painted 11 3/4'' dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary date aperture, signed 'Davison, Lutterworth', on a plain trunk, the door with a bird inlay, height 186cm (one weight, pendulum and trunk door key) Condition Report Clean case, no losses, unknown if movement is working condition, sold as seen
Los 385
A GEORGE III OAK LONGCASE CLOCK WITH MAHOGANY AND WALNUT BANDING, broken swan neck pediment with brass eagle on sphere finial, fluted columns flanking the arched glazed hood door (cracked), the painted dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary date aperture, named S Simpson Worksop, width 30cm x height 41cm, 30 hour movement, trunk door flanked by quarter columns, height 227cm, with pendulum and two weights
Los 107
A Louis Vuitton cabin trunk, early 20th century, stamped to the lock and studs, the hinged lid enclosing a canvas-lined interior, numbered 04854, 47cm wide, 41cm deep, 45cm highCondition report: Fully restored as seen on Salvage Hunters: The Restorers - youtube.com/watch?v=gDHAO_tNlsw Knocks, scratches and wear. Interior lid panel has come free. The 'labels' to the interior and exterior appear to be printed facsimiles and not originals. Surface wear, dirt and general wear throughout.
Los 253
Three mid 20th century oak "coffer form" jewellery boxes, a similar trunk form ditto, three white metal oval lidded trinket boxes and a quantity of mixed decorative items (all contained in one box). CONDITION REPORT: Three coffer formed boxes have some wear but no major damage to mention, nor have any of the other items within this lot.
Los 600
A modern reproduction figured mahogany grandmother clock, having a short moulded superstructure over the square glazed door enclosing a silvered chapter ring of Roman hours and all enclosed by gilt metal spandrels, the plain trunk raised on a plain base. 144 cm high. CONDITION REPORT: Some wear and fading and some veneer blistering to the trunk and base, the movement is battery operated and has a timing mechanism.
Los 188
A 19th century oak and mahogany cased 30 hour longcase clock, with painted dial, striking on a bell, containing case with scrolled cresting and turned pillars to hood and shaped trunk door, 210 cm high. CONDITION REPORT: This clock has slight damage and repairs throughout including to cresting. The cheeks and seat board are replacement and therefore we can not be confident that the movement and the case started life together.
Los 963
A Good 1920's Louis Vuitton Brown Cloth, Leather Bound and Brass Studded Cabin Trunk, Serial No. 762236, with brass fittings and leather carrying handles to sides, also initialled "F.B.G." to sides, 34ins wide x 20ins deep x 15ins high, the interior with original trade label "Louis Vuitton Paris 70 Champs Elyees and 149 New Bond Street, London W", and with a fawn cotton cloth covered removable interior tray
Los 964
A Good 1920's Louis Vuitton Patterned Cloth, Leather and Brass Bound Small Cabin Trunk, Serial No. 765778, with brass fittings and three clasps to front and leather carrying handles to sides, 24ins x 15ins x 20ins high, the interior with original trade label "Louis Vuitton Paris 70 Champs Elysees and 149 New Bond Street, London W", and with leather strap to fit around the centre Note: With letter dated May 11th 1970 from Louis Vuitton confirming date that it was sold - 31st May 1926
Los 1153
An 18th Century Mahogany Longcase Clock, by Jeo. Jarves of Dalton (Lancashire) the 12ins arched brass dial with wide silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, engraved dial centre with date aperture and arch showing calendar and phase of the moon, to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in mahogany case with swept top above moulded cornice and turned and fluted pillars to hood, figured arched trunk door crossbanded in mahogany, on crossbanded plinth and bracket feet, 86ins high
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