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Lot 465
Pair of small George III Irish silver salvers, each having a decorative rim with shell and scroll decoration, engraved crest and standing on half ball feet, each bear the makers mark of James Scott and the retailers mark of Edward Twycross, Dublin 1813, 18.5cm diameter, combined weight 18.3oz approx General condition consistent with age **
Lot 243
MAGNIFICENT & HISTORICAL LATE 18TH C POWDERHORN - Very Large and Intricately Scrimshawn American Powder Ox Horn marked `Caleb Sutton` and `B. Deuel`, having a four rank spiraling depiction of a rose, a ship and a sailor, exotic birds, dogs, a traveler and a mansion, lion, dog, bear and horse, three gents in conversation, large flower stem flanked by two tiny horses, and two roses flanking a kicking donkey over the British Royal Coat of Arms, having black walnut cap with knop and pouring spout with octagonal sides, 17" long, 3 1/4" diam at end, very good condition. The Suttons and Deuels are old Dutchess County, NY families from colonial times, the marriage that ultimately brought them together was between Caleb Sutton and Eliza Deuel on May 2nd, 1832. Many of the Deuel clan left for Canada after the War of 1812.
Lot 418
PAIR OF LARGE BRONZE HAN DYNASTY TAOTIE MASK HANDLES -Cast in high relief depicting a bear raising itself up above a pair of bulbous eyes. The nose below curling back to form a hook to hold a loose ring handle, not present. Rectangular mounting tab at the back, 4" (10.2 cm) tall x 5 1/4" (13.3 cm) wide x 1 1/4" (3.2 cm).
Lot 862
WATERCOLOR - `Lew`s Wharf` by Maurice `Jake` Day, (ME, 1892-1983), signed lower left and dated `73, depicting bear family preparing for picnic on a pier while bears and raccoons repair lobster traps, other bears work lobster boats and dories in background, a mermaid watches the food from pier side, in driftwood molded frame, matted and glazed, SS: 13 1/4" x 28 1/2", OS: 21" x 36", fine condition. Day worked for Disney in his younger years.
Lot 1119
(2) SMALL NATIVE AMERICAN BASKETS - Including: 1890s Yavapai Apache Coiled Basket with concave sides and flat bottom, geometric design in cottonwood and bears claw, 3" x 7" diam, slightly soiled; PLUS Hupa Flexible Covered Basket , circa 1915, tightly woven, faded colors of blue, green and yellow stripe, in bear grass, fern and redbud, 3 1/4" x 5 1/2", very good condition.
Lot 1129
(2) NATIVE AMERICAN BASKETS - Modoc Child’s Hat Baskets, in finely woven polychrome geometric made from bear grass, fern and alder, Southern Oregon/Northern California region, the larger, 3 1/4" deep, 7 5/8" diam, is in fine condition, the smaller at 3 3/8" x 7 1/8" diam has a single break at a weave line at the crown.
Lot 1010
An Alpha Toy Farnell Jointed Teddy Bear, of cream plush with felt paws, stitched nose and claws, bearing label to foot, in a knitted jumper, 48 cm; Armand Marseille Bisque Shoulder Head Doll 3200 Marotte Musical Doll with fixed blue eyes, curly wig, hat and costume both damaged, 38 cm; a blue and red Jesters Fancy Dress outfit comprising shirt, breeches and hat
Lot 508
Charles Hunt, British 1803-1877- "The Trial of `Bill Burn`, under Martin`s Act", after P Mathews, publ by Ackerman & Co London; aquatint printed in colours with touches of hand-colouring, mounted in a glazed 19th century maple veneered frame, 47x56.5cm: British School, late 19th/early 20th century- "An Irish Obstructionist"; chromolithograph, in a glazed maple veneered frame, 42.5x69cm: Charles Turner ARA, British 1773-1857- "Two Denham Oxen", after T Weaver, publ by Benjamin A Bon, 1828; mezzotint, in an oak moulding frame, 59.5x71.5cm: Henry Beckwith, British fl. 1830-1900 and others, composite pictures comprising a number of Victorian engravings on shared sheets, a pair, both bear captions in pen and ink, mounted in matching glazed moulding frames, 86x48cm., ea: After John Leech, British 1817-1864- "Mr Jorrocks (loy) `Come help! I say. You ugly brute!`", publ by Thos Agnew & Sons, London Manchr & L`pool Jany 2nd 1863; chromolithograph, in a glazed frame, 45.5x83.5cm: F Sala & Co, Unter d Linden 51, Berlin, Publ., mid 19th century- "Crossing the Ford"; lithograph, in a glazed maple veneered frame, 52.5x64.5cm., (7)
Lot 1070
A pair of Jay Strongwater gilt metal, enamel and glass bead mirrors, late 20th/ early 21st century, of octagonal form, the enamelled and beaded frame surrounded by reticulated Rococo style foliage, height 46 cm; together with a quantity of Jay Strongwater models of animals to include a labrador, rabbits, a koala bear, tiger, racoon, peacock, cheetah, elephant with clock, further elephant and chameleon; with a Jay Strongwater oil lamp ,seat and two further animals, (a lot).
Lot 204
A group of four toys, a Dancing Couple Set by Norah Wellings comprising a Dutch Boy and Girl in National Costume dancing, a Triang Jones KL44 Mobile Crane dating from the early 50s complete with original string and fully operational, a novelty tin in the shape of a Noah's Ark with tin lithography on all panels showing animal with an illustration of Mr and Mrs Noah (some fading), a small wooden Noah's Ark, the overall length 36cm x 15cm high with hinged roof and with biblical inscription attached to the inside, the set complete with ten wooden carved animals, plus a selection of Britain's zoo animals to include Polar Bear, Elephant, Ostrich, Monkeys etc - approximately 20 pieces
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