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Lot 1083
A Steiff yellow mohair teddy bear labelled ''Teddybar'' 1948 replica, with box and certificates; a Steiff hedgehog (lacking tag); together with seven boxed Hermann Teddy Miniaturen; two Deb Canham boxed golly figures; two Ursula Schwarz bears; Dean's Limited Edition bear ''Toffee Nose'', no 122/750; Pink Dino bears ''Oski'' grey jointed bear; a small jointed bear and a quantity of ceramic bear figures and books (two boxes)
Lot 324
A pair of continental porcelain figures of a lady and gentleman, circa 1880, wearing romantic 18th century dress, she examining a skein of wool, he a chain, on mound bases, bear anchor marks in red, 43cm highShe with losses to items in both hands and to rose swag on skirt. Minor wear to the gilding in parts and some minor nibbles to the base. He with one finger lacking, chip to the side of left shoe, some minor wear to the gilding and some nibbles to the base. 310517
Lot 1270
Wall Street Bull And Bear Brass Figures Two brass figures in the form of the bull and the bear, each secured on green marble base. Plaque to bull figure inscribed ' 2nd Annual MI.AM Fund Promotion 1988 Top Financial Consultant. Each approx 7 inches in height. Some damage to marble on bases.
Lot 1333A
Corgi 1989 Special Edition ' The Dandy & Beano ' No 0214 of 5000 Produced, Comes In Original Box and Certificate - In Unused Condition, Together with Corgi Comic Classics Limited Edition - The Beano ' Biffo the Bear & Beryl The Peril ' Contains Diecast Model Morris 1000 Van & Diecast Model Morris J Van, Comes In Original Box and Certificate. No 994 of 8000 Produced ( 2 ) In Total.
Lot 1361B
Rupert The Bear Interest - Rupert Bear Wedgwood Pair of Bookends. Well Made and They Double Up as A Money Box. The Bookends are In the Shape of Rupert Books with The Book Titles - Rupert Goes Underground, Rupert Gets a Nasty Shock, Rupert Meets a Gremlin, Rupert Rescues His Chum, Rupert Tells Tigerlily. Heights 6 Inches. Together with
Lot 495
Volkstedt Pair of Romantic Figures, hand painted, dressed in polychrome 18th century attire, the gentleman, holding a lute by his side, extends his hand to the lady, perhaps requesting a flower from the basket she carries; the figures have the style of early Naples production and bear a similar mark, an underglaze blue crowned N, used by one or more of the Volkstedt factories; 7.5 inches high (restoration to hands and one hat)
Lot 712
Set Of Eight 'A Year in the Life of Rupert Bear' Limited Edition Plates. Comprises Football in the leaves, Rupert and Willie Mouse Stop For a Rest, Rupert and The Snowman, Rupert's Garden Party, Afternoon at the Pond, Springtime in Natwood, Christmas Sleighride and Autumn Fun by The River. Each plate measures 7 inches in diameter. With cardboard outer packaging.
Lot 566
An album of first genuine Benham signed cover certificates for Great British Gold Medal Winners to include Jonatho Edwards, Sir Steve Redgrave, Allan Wells, Chris Finnegan, Richard Meade, David Hemery, Chris Boardman, Lynn Davies, Sally Gunnell, Adrian Moorhouse and David Wilkie together with other colletor stamps to include Rupert The Bear signed by John Harrold and Ian Robinson, cigerette cards in albums etc. Largest album measures 32 cm high and 28 cm wide.
Lot 152
Large Antique Oil on Canvas "Dancing Bear". Signed Lower Left Fermin Girard. Good Condition. Measures 30 Inches by 43-1/4 Inches. Frame Measures 38-1/2 Inches 51 Inches. We will not ship this item due to its size. We will happily recommend a list of outside vendors upon request. (estimate $1100-$1850)
Lot 171
Portrait of the Coleridge Daughters, Audrey Jane (1878-1922) and Phyllis (1883-1950) both seated on a yellow sofa, looking at a picture book Oil on Canvas 110.5 x 141cm(43 1/2 x 55 1/2in.) Provenance : From The Chanter's House collection of Lord Coleridge and a Coleridge family Trust Given the ages of the two young girls, this intimate double portrait is likely to have been painted between 1885-1888. The artist provides a sense of domesticity within the limited space of the picture, suggested by the pastoral scene on the 18th century screen behind the two sitters, the doll's house and flowers beside them and a story book, possibly a fairy tale, which they are in the process of reading. The picture book, which is partially obscured by Audrey's hand, appears to depict a bear and cubs. The artist explores various interesting themes within this work, including maternity, protection, love and imagination, and is thus a quite touching illustration of childhood and the connection between sisters.
Lot 64
A pair of bronze reductions of the Borghese and Medici vases , 19th century, each rendered in crisp detail with the figures and foliate ornament finely chased and in high relief, 36cm high Comparative Literature : 'Taste and the Antique', Francis Haskell & Nicholas Penny, publ. Yale University, 1981 This pair of vases is modelled after two of the most famous classical Athenian vases from the second half of the 1st century AD: namely the Borghese Vase and the Medici Vase. In 1807 Napoleon Bonaparte purchased the Borghese Vase from the Borghese family and by 1811 it was on display in the Musée Napoléon, now the Louvre. The so-called Medici Vase appeared in the inventory of the Medici collection in the mid 1500's. It was much celebrated in the second half of the 17th Century, featuring in many prints, including one of the earliest and finest prints by Stefano della Bella, dated 1656, depicting the young Medici heir who was to become Grand Duke Cosimo III, sitting drawing the vase. The Medici vase is now in the Uffizi Gallery. From their rediscovery in the mid 17th century, these classical vases were the most admired of antique marble vases and sometimes ascribed to Phidias (5th century BC), the legendary Greek sculptor. The two vases were often compared and copies of them were arranged as companions. Ironically they are not a pair. The Borghese vase is 1.7m tall and the Medici is 1.52m. The Borghese vase does not bear any handles, has a gadrooned lower half and a cabled motif to the base of the stem and finally an octagonal plinth. The Medici vase by contrast does have handles, acanthus leaf carving to the base and stands on a square plinth. However the subject matter could be seen as an interesting juxtaposition: the Borghese vase depicting frenzied, carousing bacchanalian figures escorting an inebriated Silenus, possibly representing the servants of King Midas capturing the prophet for their king. The Medici vase, by contrast, is believed to show the more sombre martial figures of Ulysses, Agamemnon and Iphigenia. Individually or in pairs these two vases inspired the artists catering for the grand tourists. Versions of the vases can be seen in differing scales and media and are often illustrated in paintings and watercolours from the 18th and 19th centuries.
Lot 287
*Orme (Edward, publisher). A collection of nineteen engravings, originally published in 'Oriental Field Sports', circa 1813, nineteen aquatints with contemporary hand colouring, each approximately 180 x 230 mm, eighteen mounted, framed and glazed, one mounted, with twenty-five pages of descriptive text The images comprise of:- Hog Hunters in India going out No.1, Hog Hunters in India 2., Hog Hunters in India 3., India Hog Hunters 4., Shooters coming by Surprise upon a Tiger, Shooting Anecdote India 1., Shooting Anecdote India 2., Seamen Killing a Polar Bear, Bird Catching from Bellow, Taking Vipors, Chamois Shooters in the Tyrol, Hunting a Panther, Shooting Antelopes India, A Tiger Springing upon an Elephant, Shooting a Leopard, Elephant in a Pitfall, Anecdote Gt. Boa Serpent & a Bull, North America Bear Hunt, Chamois Shooters ascending the rocks (mounted). (19)
Lot 88
A George III silver two handled oval Tea Tray, with engraved coat of arms with coronet and motto 'Bear and Forbear', pierced and beaded border with swags, paterae and portraits, London 1816, 29in.NB: The Coat of Arms are those of Hercules Langford rowley, 2nd Baron Langford of Summerhill, Co. Meath, Ireland 1795-1839
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