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Lot 303
Cundall (Joseph, publisher). The Good-Natured Bear. A Story for Children of all Ages, 1846, black & white frontispiece and three plates, 4 pages of publisher's book list at rear, manuscript provenance Alderley Park to upper pastedown, hinges cracked, all edges gilt, original dark blue cloth, blind blocked decoration, gilt title to upper board & spine, 8vo (1)
Lot 216
A pair of late 19th century carved beech Black Forrest miniature wooden figures both on rounded turned bases on pair of associated 19th century gilt heightened rosewood and ivory mounted stands bearing remnants of paper labels to base, height of both on stands 11cm (one af), a miniature carved Black Forest bear, further carved wooden figurines, items of treen, miniature dolls, miniature glass cups and saucers, a Victorian childs shoe etc.
Lot 149
A late 19th century Swiss silver open faced pocket watch retailed by G. Donaldson, 121 Pall Mall, London, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, missing hands, the bar cylinder movement signed 'Stauffer Genève', the case 41mm diameter, together with a Swiss silver open faced pocket watch with lever escapement, and a Swiss silver heart-shaped cylinder fob (3) MOVEMENT: bar cylinder movement with three arm domed gold balance, over-sprung, fully jewelled balance, functioning at time of cataloguing, the second in poor condition, the third functioning at time of cataloguing CASE: four piece, grubby but good, missing crystal. The second, an Omega case, three bear mark with '.935' presentation engraved on the cuvette, the third missing front cover. DIAL: fractures to enamel across the RH side of the dial, second watch is with two crescent shaped fractures at the edge of the dial, third with a fracture vertically across dial
Lot 114
A Dayak Baby Carrier decorated for a display of wealth and prestige of a family and to protect the baby when it left the safety of the communal long house and compound. They were only used when mother and baby were away from home. The design of most women's art is defensive, designed to erect defensive barriers between their families and malignant spirits. This particular baby carrier would have been designed for a male baby as the decoration of bear teeth and claws is indicative of a male baby, female babies universally show cowrie shells. The piece is mid 20th Century made from wood, rattan, beads, bear teeth and claws and snake skin. It measures approx 14 ins (36 cm) tell, 14 ins (36 cm) wide and 5 ½ins (14 cm) deep.
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