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Lot 1190
Postcards, Berkshire, Tilehurst near Reading, a collection of approx 200 vintage cards, RP's & printed inc. pubs, street scenes, water tower, station, churches etc, noted Kentwood Shopping Parade, White House PH, Blagrave Hospital, Harmans Castle, Tilehurst Station (various), Hunt Gathering on Oxford Road, The Plough & The Bear PH's etc (mixed condition, fair/gd)
Lot 406
Indian Company School (early 19th Century) Views of notable Delhi buildings, including The Palace of the Qudsia Bagh on the bank of the River Yamuna, The Fort and Palace, Interior of Palace at Delhi Fort, The Qutb Minar, The Nili Chhatri or Blue Tomb, and Sketches of buildings around Delhi one inscribed below image under mount, one with a list of titles stuck to verso reputedly by Lt. Col. Cortlandt Angelo watercolour with pen, ink and wash on paper (6) 9 x 13cm (4 x 5in) Other Notes: These six views of Delhi monuments appear to be closely related to the famous set of "Sixty drawings of Mughal monuments and architectural details" executed circa 1836. This set of six drawings is recorded to have been painted by the draughtsmen of the Delhi School in the the Office of the Honourable East India Company's Superintendent of Public Buildings and Ancient Monuments at Calcutta. A number of examples from this set are preserved in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. These drawings bear striking resemblance to those that were commissioned and collected by Sir Thomas Metcalfe, circa 1840, for his famous album, "Reminiscences of Imperial Delhi" - also known as "The Delhi Book" which contains approximately 130 drawings by Mughal artists. Like the aforementioned two sets, the importance of the present views lies in the fact that they capture the notable monuments of the city before the Siege of Delhi of 1857. All rather dirty with some foxing and certain level of discoloration.
Lot 103
Three Royal Crown Derby paperweights, Aurora Polar Bear, Boris and Alice Polar Bear Cubs, limited editions numbers 649 of 1500 and 99 of 950, with boxes and certificates, gold stoppers, (3) The tallest model measures 10cm high. Condition report: No damage, restoration of wear. Condition report: see terms and conditions
Lot 111
Eight Royal Crown Derby paperweights, to include Nanny Goat with gold signatures to base, Old Imari Polar Bear, Panda Bear, Garden Snail number 317 of 4500, Imari Pig, two Sitting Ducklings, and a Wren, all with gold stoppers, no boxes. (8) The tallest model measures 11cm high. Condition report: No damage or restoration or wear except to the Wren which has minor gilt wear to the beak. Condition report: see terms and conditions
Lot 135
A Chopard 'Happy Diamonds' teddy bear pendant, the seated bear is fully modelled with delineated features and freely-moving round brilliant cut diamond in central glazed panel; signed Chopard, and stamped '750' for 18ct gold, with paw pads and small bow tie in white gold, integral pendant loop on back of head; length 2.5cm, gross weight 9.59g; in dark grape purple leather and suede case by Asprey
Lot 126
A charm bracelet with a carved coral rabbit and other charms, the figaro link bracelet, clasp stamped '9ct', suspending a hallmarked 9ct gold double decker bus, a Venetian gondola, a bear, a tennis racquet and other charms, two with 18ct gold links by Unoaerre, and the rabbit carved out of red coral; length 17.7cm, gross weight 17.9g
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