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a Fallow Deer Antler Dinner Gong, German, 1908, composed of a pair of antlers supporting a brass circular gong pendant from a fox mask, the gong inscribed "Walter Spannagel Dahlerbrucker-Jag Dgesellschaft Zur Frdl.Erinnerung Weihnachten 1908", with clapper below, the base carved in high relief with a bear issuing from a cave , on antler plinth, 64cm high
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Follower of William Shayer Snr (1788-1879) Coastal Scene with a Mother and Child Standing beside Two Fishermen, Other Figures and Fishing Boats Nearby. Bears a signature, also inscribed with the artist's name and his dates on the original frame, oil on board, 31.5cm by 42cm (12 1/2in by 16 1/2in) *The work does bear some similarity to Joseph Horlor (fl.1834-1866)
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A remarkable group of seventeen leaves in Spanish, signed by Riquelme (Alonso, first treasurer of Peru), Salcedo (Garcia de, first 'Veedor' at Lima), Ampuero (Francisco, Councillor at Lima, husband of Ines Huaylas), Pizarro (Pedro, a founder of Arequipa and historian of the Conquest, cousin of Francisco) and others, from the Notary Public's Registers of civil deeds of Ciudad de Los Reyes (Lima) and Arequipa, comprising seven complete documents, the ends of six others including a long portion on twelve sides, the beginnings of four, and a note of the beginning of a new section of the register at Arequipa, together thirty four sides folio, Lima (sides 1-19), 16th August 1543 - c. 5th November 1545, and Arequipa (sides 19-34), 2nd August 1557 -2nd May 1565. Side thirty two ends of lines faint from water stain (but can mostly be made out), side thirty four small defect at end of a few lines with loss of a few letters but no loss of sense. Some leaves bear, in later pencil, names or dates which require correction using the present descriptions. The leaves are signed by the party or parties who issued the original deed, and by the notary public. Several of the earliest are signed by Alonso Riquelme and Garcia de Salcedo who with Francisco Pizarro and Rodrigo de Mazuelas, signed the famous foundation document of Lima (18th January 1535). Riquelme had sailed from Spain as Pizarro's treasurer to discover and conquer Peru. In an intriguing document he gives power of attorney to the local priest and to Don Alonso de Montemayor to handle all suits arising from his 'encomienda' or Indian estate, here called 'Los Guanachupachos'.
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Two Bohemian goblets, 19th Century, one engraved with a bear-hunting scene, the other with five yellow panels engraved with deer and initials, slight chips to foot, three later glasses engraved with deer and a hare, and two tall red and yellow glasses, engraved with animals, buildings and foliage (7)
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An unusual and amusing Black Forest carved wood smoker's companion, in the form of a standing bear with raised forepaw supporting a quatrefoil tray shallow carved with berries and acorns and surmounted by three bear cubs, , one seated clasping a matchbox, , one seated on a cigarette box and the other on a lidded musical box, the centre with a brass tray, all standing on a rocky canted rectangular base, 45cm wide, , 88cm high, late 19th century
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Di—sy, Arthur [Et. Al.] Cassell's History of the Russo-Japanese War. 3 volumes, 4to., 1904-5; Von Donat, Karl. The Russo-Japanese War. The Battle of Liao-Yan. 1909; Westwood, J. N. The Illustrated History of the Russo-Japanese War. 4to., 1973; Westwood, J. N. Witness of Tsushima. Talahasse, 1970; Connaughton, Richard. The War of the Rising Sun and Tumbling Bear. A Military History of the Russo-Japanese War 1904-5. 1988; Wilson, H. W. Japan's Fight for Freedom. The Story of the War Between Rusiia and Japan. 3 volumes, folio, 1906. Together with a collection of books relating to the Russo-Japanese War.
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Pelham Puppets - A shop display diorama, comprising three seated pop bandsmen (a drummer, a guitarist, and a saxophonist) together with Rupert the bear playing a keyboard, arranged across an upper tier, with three dancing couples below, the whole animated by an electric motor and contained within a wooden box structure; 61cm high, 105cm wide, 54cm deep (motor requires attention).
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A large gold mohair teddy bear, c.1950s, with felt-backed glass eyes and a vertically stitched brown nose and mouth, on a jointed body with buff pads and claws, 66cm high (remains of label to sole of right foot; left side of face and arm threadbare); and a smaller gold plush teddy bear, c.1950s, with glass eyes and black stitched nose and mouth detail, on a jointed body with buff cloth pads and black claws, 36cm high, (2).
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A Royal Copenhagen model of a polar bear cub, lying on its side, blue painted wave mark and no. 729, 11cm long; together with a Royal Copenhagen model of a kitten, blue painted wave mark and no.727; a Royal Copenhagen model of two puppies, blue wave mark and no.453; a Bing & Grondahl model of a polar bear, painted no.2218; and two models of rabbits, painted no's.1252 1691 and 1252 1019, one with broken ear (6)
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An early 20th century golden plush Teddy bear, probably Steiff, with rounded ears, pronounced snout with replaced eyes, hump to rear of neck, long limbed with large paws. Brought back from France in October 1917 by Lieut: Benjamin Jabez Thomas of the Royal Engineers as a present for his only daughter Audrey. Photocopies of photographs showing 'Teddy' with Audrey in 1918 and 1919 are also supplied.
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