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Lot 77
The rare centre seam Steiff 1907 No53356 `Hot Water Bottle` golden mohair Teddy bear. The bear`s body is fully lined and the front seam left open. The bear can be closed by lacing up hooks on either side of his tummy. The empty tummy held a metal hot water tin. Fully jointed, black boot button eyes, Steiff Button in Ear, 50cm. (Snout damaged, lacks one eye, lacks hot water bottle, lacks one hook, hole to back of left ear, feet pads missing, fur sparse in areas). See Button In Ear by J&M Cieslik page 50, only 90 bears were made. Front Cover Illustration
Lot 1547
A mixed lot comprising of a pair of Chinese brass mirrors of circular form with fish decoration, a rectangular cinnabar box, silver mesh purse, two Edwardian lancet shaped bookends, set of pocket scales, miniature doll, a miniature Steiff bear and another similar, plated gorget and an apprentice walnut breakfast table
Lot 43
A collection of Clarice Cliff coffee wares of tapering ribbed form with yellow handles, comprising coffee pot, cream jug and six cups and saucers (various backstamps) CONDITION REPORTS Coffee pot, jug and two cups bear "Clarice Cliff" to base, the other four cups and all of the saucers have 'plainer' bases which bear only the words "made in England" to the base. All items have some wear and crazing. Pot has chip to spout and possibly some touch up yellow paint. The two 'Clarice Cliff' branded cups have quite a lot of crazing and some staining and slightly darker yellow handles. One of the 'plainer' cups is chipped, some frits to saucers.
Lot 62
A collection of six Lladro figures to include a girl in Thai costume, model No. 6142, lady in early 20th Century style dress, model No. 5788, girl with basket, model No. 5222, Inuit boy with polar bear, model No. 5238, girl with Dalmatian, model No. 5466 and polar bear, model No.D?19E CONDITION REPORTS Boy with polar bear cub : small scratch to figure's back, some minor scratches throughout. Polar bear : some small scratches throughout, some white paint-like substance to the back. Girl with basket : some minor scratches. Girl with telephone and Dalmation : telephone receiver has been broken and has also been snapped in half, damage to her hand, foot has also been broken and re-glued but is now coming off again. Figure seated : some of the petals of the flowers in her hair are missing. Figure of lady standing : some small scratches and marks.
Lot 105
A rare pair of William De Morgan Sand`s End Pottery tiles, each impressed, hand carved and slip decorated with a seated lioness, covered in a green glaze impressed factory mark, minor glaze chips 15.5cm. square Literature Jon Catleugh William De Morgan Tiles, Trefoil, page 149 figure 237 for a comparable tile decorated with a seated bear like creature.
Lot 106
A rare set of four William De Morgan Sand`s End Pottery tiles, each impressed, hand carved and slip decorated with a seated lioness, covered in a green glaze impressed factory mark, minor glaze loss and chips 15.5cm. square Literature Jon Catleugh William De Morgan Tiles, Trefoil, page 149 figure 237 for a comparable tile decorated with a seated bear like creature.
Lot 231
Mixed jewellery, to include, 9 carat gold teddy bear pendant, set with various coloured stones, three 9 carat gold rings, 9 carat gold bar brooch, 9 carat gold necklace hung with 9 carat gold crucifix pendant, 9 carat gold cross pendant, pair of 9 carat gold diamond set drop earrings, 10 carat gold turquoise set ring, 15 carat gold pearl set bar brooch etc., total weight 44.7 grams, (qty)
Lot 79
AUDENARDE VERS 1590-1610 Chasse à l’ours Tapisserie, laine et soie. Avec sa bordure de femmes dans des pergolas, guirlandes de fleurs et fruits, musiciens entre des vases de fruits et fleurs. Bel état général. LONG. 326 cm - LARG. 315 cm À rapprocher de la Chasse au loup reproduite dans Ingrid de Meuter, Tapisseries d’Audenarde, p. 144. Notre tapisserie peut également être rapprochée d’une chasse à l’Ours conservée au Musée des Beaux-arts de San Francisco. La tapisserie d’Audenarde se développe depuis les dernières décennies du XIVe  siècle. On ne conserve aucune production de cette période mais des pièces d’archives en témoignent. Cette production a permis à la ville de devenir l’un des centres de tapisserie les plus importants en Flandre. Elle se caractérise par la présence de verdures, et de paysages merveilleux. Le thème de la chasse est un sujet récurrent dans les tapisseries. Notre sujet est ici une chasse à l’ours mais il existe également des chasses à la licorne, au loup, au lion, au sanglier, au cerf ou encore au taureau. Provenance : - Vente au Palais des Congrès à Versailles par Maître Chapelle le 12 novembre 1967, lot 130, vendu 28 000 Frs. - Collection particulière. A Flemish wool and silk tapestry depicting "The Bear Hunt", Audenarde, late 16th - early 17th century. LONG. 326 cm - LARG. 315 cm LENGHT. 128 3/8 IN. - WIDTH. 124 IN. À rapprocher de la Chasse au loup reproduite dans Ingrid de Meuter, Tapisseries d’Audenarde, p. 144. Notre tapisserie peut également être rapprochée d’une chasse à l’Ours conservée au Musée des Beaux-arts de San Francisco. La tapisserie d’Audenarde se développe depuis les dernières décennies du XIVe  siècle. On ne conserve aucune production de cette période mais des pièces d’archives en témoignent. Cette production a permis à la ville de devenir l’un des centres de tapisserie les plus importants en Flandre. Elle se caractérise par la présence de verdures, et de paysages merveilleux. Le thème de la chasse est un sujet récurrent dans les tapisseries. Notre sujet est ici une chasse à l’ours mais il existe également des chasses à la licorne, au loup, au lion, au sanglier, au cerf ou encore au taureau. Provenance : - Vente au Palais des Congrès à Versailles par Maître Chapelle le 12 novembre 1967, lot 130, vendu 28 000 Frs. - Collection particulière.
Lot 901
A miscellaneous collection of items including an LP featuring the voice of Edith Sitwell reading her own poems to the music of William Walton, produced by Columbia Masterworks in cooperation with the Museum of Modern Art, a quantity of topographical and other postcards including examples showing the polar bear and elephants at Chester Zoo, a collection of PHQ cards, a collection of Norfolk Island First Day Covers, a black and white photograph of a cycling club, etc
Lot 23
WELLINGTON (Arthur Wellesley, duc de). Lettre autographe signée, en anglais, à Miguel-Ricardo de Álava. Londres, 13 avril 1831. 5 pp. in-4, une pliure légèrement renforcée. Portrait gravé sur cuivre joint. PUISSANTE ANALYSE STRATEGIQUE SUR LA GUERRE RUSSO-POLONAISE, consécutive à l’insurrection de novembre 1830 : débutée en janvier 1831, cette guerre sanglante prendrait fin avec la prise de Varsovie en septembre 1831 et l’annexion du pays par la Russie, provoquant une vague de protestations en Europe émanant de personnalités éminentes comme Chopin ou Daumier (sa lithographie L’ordre règne à Varsovie)... « Mi querido Alava... I HAVE NEVER BEEN MISTAKEN ABOUT THIS POLISH CAMPAIGN. THE RUSSIANS BEGAN TOO LATE OR TOO EARLY. They were too late for the frosts of the winter, which would have given them good roads, dry though cold bivouacques for their troops, horses, &c., and would have facilitated the passage of the rivers. They were too early for the spring and summer. Their first successes were stopped by the state of the rivers which were absolutely unpassable, that is fully covered with ice not stony enough to bear the passage of troops. In this state no bridge can be made till the débâcle of the ice takes place, till the river is cleared of floating ice , and moreover till the waters, increased by the general thaw will have collided with the natural bed of the river. DURING THIS INTERVAL THE RUSSIAN ARMY WAS UNDER THE NECESSITY OF HALTING. Their first successes which brought them up to the Vistula, and had driven the Poles out Warsaw, left the latter in possession of the tête de pont of Praga [sur la rive droite de la Vistule face à Varsovie] , and the Russians in possession of the suburb of Praga itself. The Poles made two or more attempts to dislodge them but in vain , and the Russians continued to the last, I believe, in possession of Praga. In the meantime the Russian army could not remain en corps. It could not bivouaque on the same ground during the thaw. If men or horses could have held out against the evils of such a residence, the general could not have fed them. The roads in this season are impracticable for his horses and carriages , the rivers could not be navigated or used for transport by sledges. He was under the necessity therefore of separating them in cantonments as well to give them dry lodging as food. There, cantonments were necessarily extended , and he ventured to extend them under cover of his pontoon in Praga. IN THIS STATE OF THINGS, THE POLES HAVE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF THE FIRST DISAPPEARANCE OF THE ICE – and before probably the river has collided within its banks – to cross the Vistula by bridges laid above or below the bridge of Praga, or they may have crossed by boats. THEY HAVE FALLEN UPON THE RUSSIAN ARMY IN ITS EXTENDED CANTONMENTS , AND HAVE MOST PROBABLY DONE IT A GREAT DEAL OF MISCHIEF. It is not impossible that the troops in the suburbs of Praga may be cut off altogether. The Poles must, with their collected force, have fallen upon separate companies, battallions & regiments , the confusion must have been great , and no man at this distance can venture to guess what the loss really has been. I SHOULD NOT HOWEVER THINK THE SUCCESS SO IMPORTANT IF THE REPORT OF IT WAS NOT ACCOMPANIED BY A REPORT OF THE INSURRECTION OF THE LITHUANIANS. This insurrection will be assisted and encouraged by the success of the Poles , at the same time that the insurrection will be encouraged and promoted by the same events. La duchessa esta mejor , pero siembre en mal estado. Siempre su más fiel y afectisimo W. » ANCIEN OFFICIER DE LIAISON AUPRES DE WELLINGTON DURANT L’EMPIRE, MIGUEL-RICARDO DE ÁLAVA (1770-1843) fut placé deux fois par les Cortès auprès du général anglais, d’abord à la fin de la guerre en Espagne, puis durant la campagne de Waterloo. Il servit également comme ambassadeur d’Espagne aux Pays-Bas, à Londres et Paris, mais l’histoire agitée de son pays lui valut plusieurs disgrâces intermittentes, et il mourut en exil en France. LIVRES
Lot 878
Collection of Native American contemporary jewelryincluding one sterling silver and 14k yellow gold bangle bracelet, stamped Nusia; one mother-of-pearl and sterling silver bangle bracelet, stamped GNH; a Thomas Singer sterling and yellow metal bison pendant; a jasper and sterling silver bear pendant, stamped B; one Lyndon B. Tsosie inlay sterling silver pendant; one inlay gemstone sterling pendant, stamped T.F.; one sugilite, gem, inlay and silver pendant with matching ring; one synthetic opal and sterling bracelet together with a sugilite and sterling silver ring, total weight for the collection is 239.6 grams
Lot 497
6 x Diecast vehicles - 5 x Brewery Vehicles - CORGI Classic 09801 John Smiths ERF Delivery Truck Set - VANGUARD VA7004 Courage Bear Tanker - MATCHBOX Yesteryear Code 3 Simonds Brewery Reading Y27 Steam Lorry (LE 26 of 100) - LLEDO Code 3 Simonds Brewery Reading Steam Lorry and LLEDO Days Gone Bass Steam Wagon - all Mint Boxed.A Mint CORGI Classic Lotus Cortina.
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