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Lot 378
A Chiltern type Teddy Bear, 1930s, with golden mohair, clear and black glass eyes with remains of brown painted backs, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed limbs with cloth pads, rounded hump and inoperative growler - 21 1/2in (54.5cm) high (slight general wear, needs a clean and slight damage to pads)
Lot 374
‘Union Jack’, a British Teddy Bear from the Stratford-Upon-Avon Teddy Bear Museum, with reddish gold mohair, orange and black plastic eyes, black stitched nose and mouth, swivel head and jointed limbs with painted cloth pads, 1950s - 28in (71cm) high (fading, some slight wear and top of left arm seam open); seated on a bent wood chair and for Union flags from Coronation year 1953 - lot 132 in Christie’s sale on 19th September 2007
Lot 342
A Chiltern Hugmee Teddy Bear, 1950s, with blonde mohair, orange and black glass eyes, black stitched nose and mouth, swivel head, jointed limbs with velvet pads and inoperative squeaker - 24 1/2in (62cm) high (missing left leg, bald spot to tummy, some general wear and right pads damaged); and a smaller1940s example (worn)
Lot 406
A Schuco yes/no musical Tricky Teddy Bear, 1950s, with beige mohair, clear and black glass eyes with brown backs, pronounced clipped muzzle, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, tail-operated head mechanism, jointed arms with down turned hands and felt pads and keywind musical mechanism in back - 211?2in (55cm) high (damage to feet pads, hole to right hand pad, very slight wear and fading)
Lot 1094
†DAME LAURA KNIGHT, DBE, RA, RWS (1877-1970) GOING TO SCHOOL signed, oil on canvas, 39 x 50cm, painted in 1901 Provenance: Presented by Laura Knight to the ancestor of the present vendor circa 1905/6. Exhibited: Nottingham, Castle Museum and Art Gallery, Exhibition of Watercolours and Oil Paintings by Laura Knight DEB, ARA and Harold Knight ARA, March 24-May 6 1934, No 18, lent by Harold Browne Esq; Dame Laura Knight Nottingham Festival Exhibition, July 11-August 2 1070, No 14, lent from a private collection. Nottingham, Castle Museum, Dame Laura Knight, July-August 1970, No 14. This beautiful intimate picture by Laura Knight, that has never before been offered for sale and not exhibited since 1970, was painted in 1905 or 06. In 1904 and the following year she and Harold Knight spent several months at the artists' colony of Laren in North Holland. On their return to Staithes in works such as Going to School and her 1906 Academy picture Dressing the Children (Ferens Art Gallery, Hull) which it closely resembles the influence of the Dutch artists is apparent. In the 1970 Exhibition the two were shown side by side without disadvantage to either, yet staffed with the same figures and set in the same cottage kitchen. In her autobiography Oil Paint and Grease Paint (1936, to be republished later this year) Laura Knight described the Staithes family who were her models "I made an arrangement to work in a cottage at the top of Cowbar Hill in the same way that we had done in Laren. I rented it by the week using the mother and children as models. While working there I saw greater poverty and misery than it seemed possible for anyone to bear. The wages that the father earned in a mine, although he gave every penny to his wife, would not pay for rent, food and clothes for all. There were four children, Antony, Mary Ann, Anna Margaret, Elizabeth and another on the way..... Harold and I lent the husband £5 to go into the fish-hawking business; with the money they bought a horse and cart. They did so well in their new venture that they even paid back part of the loan. We said they could keep the rest as a gift...." This picture will be included in R John Croft's forthcoming Catalogue Raisonné of the works of Dame Laura Knight, DBE, RA, RWS and Harold Knight, RA. Mellors & Kirk is very grateful to Mr Croft for his assistance in the cataloguing of this lot. ++The support lined c1970; no apparent significant retouching and otherwise original state; the frame with early fragmentary label and 1970 exhibition label
Lot 192
A COALPORT ORANGE AND GILT TEAPOT AND COVER AND COFFEE CUP AND SAUCER, C1814-20 of pattern 696, teapot and cover 14.6cm h A popular pattern, introduced c1808. Both the hybrid hard paste coffee cup and also the later softer paste teapot bear the pattern number. ++Teapot cracked and with early metal replacement tip to the spout, saucer cracked, cup with small rim chip No Reserve
Lot 665
A good interesting 6 shot .38” rimfire Colt factory made version of the Colt Model 1851 Navy revolver, number 1729, 7½” barrel with New York address and with Mason cartridge ejector, the frame lacking Colt or Patent date markings, trigger guard stamped “36 Cal”, and the butt having varnished wood grips. The barrel, cylinder and frame bear post 1925 London proof marks for foreign arms, frame also stamped “Not English Make”. GWO & Clean Condition, retaining much original silver plate to cylinder and frame, other parts retaining traces only, the hammer retaining most colour hardened finish. See internet
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