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Lot 335

An Art Nouveau hallmarked silver five piece cruet set, each raised on four ball feet and detailed with floral enamelled decoration, with three conforming spoons, Birmingham 1906, James Fenton. (5)

Lot 340

A hallmarked silver Art Deco four piece pedestal tea set of plain faceted boat shaped form, terminating in ebonised handles, total weight 56.5oz, London 1933 and 1934, Kemp Brothers.

Lot 410

A small parcel lot of assorted silver and white metal jewellery items to include an Art Nouveau style brooch, earrings, ring etc.

Lot 42

A later 20th Century vase in the Art Nouveau style, the white body with a moulded purple lily and green stems, marked CD to the base, height 29cm, S/D.

Lot 554

ALBERT WAINWRIGHT (1898-1943) - A study with depictions of Jack the Ripper and Judas, to the reverse various sketches including Hamlet, a female profile of Art Deco influence, a violin and other abstract portraits, pen, ink and watercolour, 1930s, 22cm x 18cm.

Lot 619

A G-Plan circular teak dining table, diameter 123cm, and a set of four black vinyl upholstered dining chairs. (5)  The chairs in this lot are offered for sale as works of art. They may not comply with the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) Safety Regulations 1988 and for this reason should not be used in a private dwelling.

Lot 650

A set of six 1970s teak dining chairs, with pierced rail backs over black vinyl upholstered seats. (6) The chairs in this lot are offered for sale as works of art. They may not comply with the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) Safety Regulations 1988 and for this reason should not be used in a private dwelling.

Lot 665

A collection of rock LPs, to include The Who, Tommy 2-LP, 1st pressing, Track 613 013/014, Pink Floyd, Atom Heart Mother, SHVL 781, Stereo, 1st pressing, gatefold sleeve, no EMI logo, Edgar Broughton, Wasa, Wasa, SHVL 757, Stereo, 1st pressing, no EMI logo on label, and Medicine Head, Heavy On The Drum, 1st pressing with DAN 8005 on sleeve, Chris Farlowe, The Art of Chris Farlowe, IMLP 006, Genesis, In The Beginning, SKL 4990, Dirty Blues Band SL 10234, and Dr. John, The Night Tripper, 588 147. (7)

Lot 12

A pair of early 20th Century Doulton Burslem Art Nouveau vases each decorated with pate sur pate type white daffodils and foliage against a pink ground, the neck with an applied gilt foliate band, one indistinctly signed, printed mark, height 21cm.

Lot 1208

A live steam Burrell traction engine, 'Old Sal', well made and finished by Colin Tyler in 1968, presented in a mahogany display case with glazed top, height 82cm x width 66cm x length 132cm, and cupboard base, height 70cm x width 72cm x length 137cm.Provenance - This model was purchased in the Christie's South Kensington Motoring Art, Railway Art and Models Sale on 11th August 1994.

Lot 102

Art Deco veneered walnut bullseye cabinet with stained glass leaded doors. 124 x 130cm approx (W x H) (B.P. 21% + VAT)Minor losses to veneer, grubby but no serious damage noted. No woodworm. No key.

Lot 211

Llanelly art pottery straight sided blue and white Watermill design ice bucket or jardiniere, signed S.W.S for Shufflebotham and marked Llanelly art pottery to the base. 23cm high approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Some crazing generally overall and a little discoloured.

Lot 236

Pair of Art Nouveau Royal Dux porcelain figurines depicting female musical dancers, one with violin, impressed marks to both, one 410 with pink triangle mark. 44cm high approx. (2) (B.P. 21% + VAT) One of the musical dancers is missing her tambourine.

Lot 237

Art Nouveau Royal Dux porcelain table centrepiece modelled as a maiden perched on a naturalistic base, pulling her fishing net, flanked by two open shells. Impressed model no. to the base 1091 with pink triangle mark. 42cm high approx.(B.P. 21% + VAT) Very minor nicks to the rims of the shells in a few places, otherwise appearing ok overall.

Lot 238

A pair of Royal Dux Art Nouveau porcelain figurines of a hunter and fish girl, shape no's 2122 and 2128, both with pink triangular marks to the base. Fish girl 39cm high, Hunter 40.5cm high approx. (2)(B.P. 21% + VAT) Very minor nick to the hunters hair at the front. Otherwise no obvious damage.

Lot 239

Royal Dux Art Nouveau porcelain spill holder modelled as a girl standing beside a waterfall, on naturalistic rockwork and foliage. Impressed marks, shape no. 510 with pink triangle mark to the base. 31.5cm high approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Appearing to have some losses on the rock work, missing berries and petals. Minor nicks in places.

Lot 240

Royal Dux Art Nouveau porcelain dressing table mirror modelled as a girl taking off her shoes with a shallow organic design naturalistic dish, shape no. 822 with pink triangle mark. 36.5cm high approx. Together with two modern Royal Dux porcelain plaques. (3)(B.P. 21% + VAT) The mirror has been replaced. Corner of the shallow dish appearing to have been damaged at some point. Otherwise no obvious damage noted.

Lot 241

Royal Dux Art Nouveau porcelain figure of 'Loreley' modelled with a harp on a rocky outcrop. 31cm high approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Very minor nicks to the foliage in places but overall appearing in good condition.

Lot 242

Royal Dux Art Nouveau table centrepiece, modelled as a maiden clasping a mollusc shell on moulded rocky base. Shape no. 1747 with pink triangle mark. Together with another Royal Dux figure of a young boy playing musical instrument on a rocky base with a sheep and another Royal Dux type figure of a Greek man with ewer in hand. (3)(B.P. 21% + VAT)

Lot 244

Royal Dux Art Nouveau porcelain figure modelled by F. Otto of a young man in green trousers with coat slung over his shoulder, a knife on his waist. Impressed mark 1170 with pink triangle mark. 45cm high approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Lot 245

Royal Dux Art Nouveau porcelain figure group of two fishermen hauling in their catch with a net on naturalistic base, 40cm high approx. Impressed marks to the base. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Lot 246

Royal Dux Art Nouveau porcelain figure of a lady potter with her vase and wheel sitting on a stool, shape no. 349 with pink triangle mark. 30cm high approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Lot 247

Royal Dux Art Nouveau porcelain figure of a huntsman on horseback standing on a naturalistic base, shape no. 1825 with pink triangle mark to the base. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Lot 250

Royal Dux Art Nouveau porcelain figure of a shepherd with his goat standing on a naturalistic base, impressed marks 1115 and pink triangle mark to the base. 53cm high approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Lot 251

A Royal Dux Art Nouveau porcelain figure group of two horses, one with a young lady sitting astride, on a naturalistic base. Shape no. 1705 and pink triangle mark to the base. 43cm high approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Lot 252

Royal Dux Art Nouveau porcelain figure group of a rearing horse with young girl on naturalistic base, impressed marks and pink triangle mark to the base. 44cm high approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Lot 1162

A quantity of antique and vintage ceramics and glassware. To include Victorian hand painted green glass vase, Art Decco bowl, Royal Worcester, Beswick ware and lustre. Some pieces a/f.

Lot 1220

8 pieces of art glass to include paperweight by Guernsey Island Studios and Avondale glass newt. Other pieces include glass pipe and small rabbit paperweight.

Lot 199

PAIR OF WWI TRENCH ART SHELLS

Lot 207

2 BRASS ART NOUVEAU PICTURE FRAMES

Lot 250

PAIR OF ART DECO OIL PAINTINGS BY PAM SLADE

Lot 282

3 NUDE ART DECO MERMAID FIGURES

Lot 30

PRISON ART ORANGE VOLUNTEERS WALLET

Lot 331

ORIGINAL ART DECO YACHT HEATER

Lot 352A

4 ANTIQUE BOOKS WITH ART NOUVEAU DECORATED SPINES

Lot 10

A George II carved walnut side chair in the manner of Giles Grendey  The shaped back above a vase shaped splat and bowed drop-in seat upholstered in teal silk damask, on cabriole shell and trailing bellflower carved legs, on claw and ball feet, stamped W.R to the back seat rail, 55cm wide, 50cm deep, 100cm high, seat height 48cm. The chair offered here is virtually identical to a set of six sold Christie’s London, 15 Nov 2017, lot 153 and a single example sold Christie’s New York, 22 October 2010, lot 386. All these chairs are closely related to a set of six in the Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania by the celebrated Clerkenwell cabinet-maker and upholsterer Giles Grendey (d. 1780), two of which carry labels 'GILES GRENDEY, In St. John's-Square, Clerkenwell, LONDON, Makes and Sells all Sorts of Cabinet- Goods, Chairs and Glasses' (illustrated C. Gilbert, Pictorial Dictionary of Marked London Furniture 1700-1840, Leeds, 1996, p. 242, fig. 434). A further labelled suite of similar seat-furniture by Grendey and formerly in the collection of the late J. S. Phipps, was sold at Sotheby's New York, 21 November 1981, lots 233-235. Another chair with identical back is illustrated in R. Edwards, The Dictionary of English Furniture, rev. edn., 1954, vol. I, p. 254, fig. 85. A number of chairs from Grendey's workshop bear the stamp of his journeymen, some of which are recorded in the archives preserved in the Public Records Office. A suite of chairs supplied by Grendey at Gunton Park, Norfolk (C. Gilbert, Pictorial Dictionary of Marked London Furniture 1700-1840, London, 1996, p. 243, fig. 437) is identically stamped 'WB' and this stamp probably relates to William House, employed at Grendey's Clerkenwell workshop from 14 April 1747 (G. Beard and C. Gilbert, eds., Dictionary of English Furniture Makers, Leeds, 1986, pp.371-2). Similar stamps 'WF' and ‘WH' appear on numerous chairs of known Grendey models, including a set of dining-chairs with identical legs and scallop backs almost certainly supplied by Grendey to John, 1st Earl Poulett for Hinton House, Somerset, and the suite of chairs at Longford Castle, Wiltshire.

Lot 191

A pair of Regency mahogany carved shell back hall chairs attributed to Gillows The shaped backs above bowed seats and moulded seat-rails, on fluted turned tapering legs and outswept feet, 37cm wide, 38cm deep, 84cm high, seat height 45cm. (2) A pair of stamped hall chairs similar to this model by Gillows are in the collection of Abbott Hall Art Gallery & Museum, Kendal. Gillows also made a set of 'shell back' hall chairs for the Reverend Holland Edwards of Pennant, Conway, North Wales, in 1811 (see S.Stuart, Gillows of Lancaster and London 1730-1840, Vol I, Suffolk, 2008, pl.177). The pair offered here are a more unusual variant with their outswept front feet.

Lot 326

A late 19th century French Art Nouveau art metal table lamp In the form of a maiden holding aloft a shade shell, amongst green leaves, on a foliate green marble base, 48cm high.

Lot 1

Two modern Tiffany style table lamps with coloured glass Art Nouveau style shades

Lot 2

A modern Tiffany style standard lamp with coloured glass Art Nouveau style shade

Lot 37

An Art Deco style figure of a 'flapper', 65 cm; a plaster figure of a leopard, 50 cm; a similar lamp

Lot 372

A selection of Murano glass and other continental coloured art glass (minor chips and cracks)

Lot 372A

Two Mdina paperweights, a selection of Whitefriars style and other coloured art and studio glass etc (minor chips and cracks)

Lot 415A

A selection of Art Deco and other Pottery including Carlton ware, Sylvac etc

Lot 415C

A large art glass vase and a good selection of various paperweights etc

Lot 499A

A Mdina art glass vase, a boxed Edinburgh Crystal decanter, A Stuart Crystal vase and a selection of glass paperweights etc

Lot 52

A 1970's style silvered figure of a woman, 52 cm; an Art Deco figure by Leonardo; and others

Lot 604

L.S.Lowry "Looking out to sea" coloured print published by the Adam Collection 1973 Fine Art Trade Guild blindstamp 36 x 27cm framed and glazed

Lot 609

A hallmarked silver Birmingham 1927 Art Nouveau button, a pair of white metal diamante and pearlescent Art Dec style earrings and a Native American belt depicting a mountain lion, with two coloured stones.

Lot 650

After Helen Bradley. 'Our Christmas Ducks' pencil signed print bearing Fine Art Guild stamp, 45 x 53cm. Framed & glazed, 37 of 850

Lot 781

An Art Deco wall mirror in green frame, 2 other mirrorsThe glass is in good condition with no chips, a bit of corosion to the silvering at the edges40x61cm max

Lot 834

An Art Deco oak fall front bureau with side shelves and a cupboard below (76cm wide, 36cm deep, 98cm high, 72cm floor to desk flap, 43 x 20 x 30cm high internal dimensions. The desk flap is hinged Ok but has no other supports)

Lot 10

An Austrian Art Deco enamelled sterling silver compact, of flattened discus form, externally with a blue guilloche enamel with a spiralling pattern, the lid with an inset medallion depicting an urn with flowers, internally gilt, with a bevelled to the lid, stamped A.S, with the Diana head, 935, 7866, Made in Austria, Sterling, 5cm diameter, 0.99oztCondition report: With a spot of tarnish to the enamel just above the hinge. Internally with some minor tarnish. Some minor scratches occurring.

Lot 155

A pair of Art Nouveau spelter vases, signed Helene Sibend, the elongated necks with naturalistic detail, the bulbous body with cast maiden's head decoration, fitted removable sconces, 46cm highCondition report: Verdigris patination to surface which is worn in some areas commensurate with age

Lot 19

A double ended perfume bottle, with blue glass and gilt mounts, 13cm long, together with a silver mounted perfume bottle, with red glass bottle to silver hinged lid with gadroon decoration, Birmingham, 7cm long, an Art Deco silver collared glass bottle, of squat rectangular form. London 1930, possibly by Wolfsky & Co Ltd, and two other cut glass bottles, both silver collars stamped silver (5)Condition report: Minor nicks and nibbles to glass edges of all.Tarnish and minor dings to gilt mounts of blue glass bottle.Silver collar to red glass bottle is dented, and glue visible around join between collar and glass - possibly later re-glued. Art Deco bottle contains bath salts, and the stopper appears to be stuck in the neck.

Lot 247A

Copper and brassware including a copper coal scuttle with a brass rim and ring handle, 43cm high, an Art Nouveau brass fire screen with a painted mirror panel, 78cm wide, a brass Davey & Co hanging oil lamp, 30cm high, and a brass preserving pan with an iron wing handle, 28cm diameter (qty)Condition report: Scuttle - minor dents to rim.Screen - minor blemishes to glass, reverse lining creased.The rest largely good.

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