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Lot 693
A 1930s Chiltern Hugmee teddy bear, with blonde mohair, clear and black glass eyes with brown painted backs, pronounced clipped muzzle, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed limbs with velvet pads, card-lined feet, hump and inoperative squeaker --19in. (48.5cm.) high (tears to pads, some general wear and thinning); an incomplete set of bone dominoes and other items
Lot 695
A rare Bing sentry teddy bear 1910-1920, with brown mohair, pronounced clipped muzzle, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed limbs with felt pads and downwards pointing toes, seam down back of leg, hump and inoperative growler --24½in. (62cm.) high (missing eyes and most of pads, fading and general wear) - this bear was owned by Patricia Bright 1929-2015
Lot 699
Three post-war German teddy bears, a Schuco bigo-bello bear with beige mohair, clear and black glass eyes with brown painted backs, wire-jointed and label in leg seam --12in. (30.5cm.) high; a brown Hermann type teddy bear with light golden short mohair muzzle, ear linings and pads (both in good condition); and a Hermann Zotty-type (some wear)
Lot 65
After Stanley Spencer 'Girl with Dog'; 'Disciples at the Gate'; 'Me Greeting Hilda'; three offset lithographs, trial proof each plate 40 x 27cm and similar, unframed (3) These prints were probably made by Spencer's friend, the artist Henry Trivick, and are after drawings made by Spencer during the 1930s. It is a trial proof and so does not bear the Friary Studio stamp.Condition report: Each mounted, 'Disciples at the Gate' has a small brown mark lower left edge of image/margin but no other obvious condition issues. Girl with Dog has a crease (although this is not overly obvious) in a diagonal line through the lower half, it also has light rippling and handling creases but mostly to the margins, it says 'trial' in margins. Hilda is in good condition. All three are presented in clean mounts.
Lot 331
Ca. 1000–600 BC. Bronze Age. A beautiful, heavy cast bronze bracelet features a wide band with a D-shaped section. The bracelet's band is decorated with engraved line decorations, while the terminals each bear two deeply incised dot-in-circle motifs. In Bronze Age societies bracelets were used not only as jewellery but also as ritual objects of high value, which allowed their owners to store wealth before the invention of coinage. Such bracelets are discovered in burials as grave gifts or found in large hoards, and an important part of the Bronze Age cultures in both Europe and Asia. Provenance: Private UK collection; From an old London collection formed in the 1990s. Size: L:75mm / W:80mm ; 190g
Lot 46
Ca. 960–1279 AD. Song dynasty. A beautiful tile that may have been part of the decoration of an aristocratic tomb with three male attendants in high relief. The male attendant on the right-hand side wears a long red robe and a conical hat; the attendant at the centre wears a short tunic over red pantaloons and a soft cap; the attendant on the left wears the same attire but he also has a red belt tied at its waist and his hands are joined and held up to his chest. The faces bear traces of pink colour and capture a serene expression. The back of this tile has an impression of a handprint, which may have served as the signature of the artisan who made it. For the diversity and richness of its cultural achievements, the Song dynasty, which ruled most of China between 960 and 1279 AD, is remembered as one of China’s greatest. For more information on the Song dynasty, see Kuhn, D. (1987). The Song Dynasty, 960 to 1279: A new society reflected in its culture. Acta Humaniora, Weinheim. Provenance: From the private collection of a Somerset gentleman; previously in an old British collection, formed before 2000 on the UK /European art markets. Size: L:235mm / W:295mm ; 3.9kg
Lot 386
Ca. 860–650 BC. Urartian. A heavy bronze bracelet with a D-shaped section and terminals shaped as two opposing ram's heads with curved horns. Urartu was an ancient kingdom of southwest Asia centred in the mountainous region southeast of the Black Sea and southwest of the Caspian Sea. Mentioned in Assyrian sources from the early 13th century BC, Urartu enjoyed considerable political power in the Middle East in the 9th and 8th centuries BC. From early in the kingdom’s history, very characteristic artefacts were manufactured, including bronze belts along with shields, quivers, helmets, bells, jewellery, and ceramic and metal vessels of many forms. Many of these artefacts bear royal inscriptions and are decorated with characteristic motifs and scenes, which consist of various deities and composite otherworldly creatures, royal rituals, hunts, battles, and genre scenes. Urartu continued to produce beautiful works of art until it was destroyed in the second half of the seventh century BC by the Medes or the Scythians. To find out more about Urartu and its art production, see Merhav, R. (1991). Urartu: A Metalworking Center in the First Millennium B.C.E. Jerusalem: Israel Museum. Provenance: Private UK collection; From an old Oxford collection formed in the 1990s. Size: L:95mm / W:125mm ; 363g
Lot 276
A good collection of illustrated books ranging from the early - mid 20th century (16 books), generally in good condition and beliebed to be complete to include the following titles:The Story of Nelson and Wellington, Illustrated, Published by W & R Chambers Limited - Hans Andersen's Fairy Tales, With many illustrations in colour and black and white by Helen Stratton, Published by Blackie & Son Limited - Animal Stories from Rudyard Kipling, Illustrated by Stuart Tresilian, Published by MacMillan and Co Limited - Boys' and Girls' Book for 1937, A Daily Express Publication ? containing a Rupert the Bear story - Girls' Crystal Annual 1948, Issued from The Fleetway House, Farringdon Street, London - Lorna Doone, A Romance of Exmoor by R D Blackmore, With coloured illustrations specially prepared for this work: Landscapes by Charles E Brittan; Figure subjects by Charles E Brock, Published by Boots the Chemists - Mother Goose's Nursery Tales with illustrations by Charles Folkard, Edited by L Edna Walter, Published by A & C Black Ltd - The Wonder Book of Engineering Wonders with twelve colour plates and 300 illustrations, Edited by Harry Golding, Published by Ward, Lock & Co Limited - The Wonder Book of Ships with eight colour plates and nearly 100 illustrations, Nineteenth edition, Published by Ward, Lock & Co Limited - The Wonder Book of Animals, Over 200 photographs and specially-prepared drawings, 8 full colour plates, Twenty first edition, Published by Ward, Lock & Co Limited - Children's Stories from Russian Fairy Tales and Legends, Translated and adapted by Seraphima Pulman, Illustrated by Arthur A Dixon and edited by Capt Vredenburg - The Adventures of Robin Hood with 16 plates in colour, 100 illustrations and text based on the First National Pictures Technicolor Production "The Adventures of Robin Hood", Published by Ward, Lock & Co Limited - Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stephenson, Published by J Coker & Co Ltd - The Golden Age by Kenneth Graham with Nineteen Illustrations by R J Enraght-Moony, Published by John Lane (London and New York) and Bell & Cockburn (Toronto), MCMXV - Herbert Strang's Annual, 13th Year, Published by Humphrey Milford Oxford University Press London, MCMXXI - A Book of Boys' Stories, Published by Blackie & Son Limited, Book Production War Economy Standard.
Lot 95
Early 20th century Marcel Guillard and Alexandre Kelety for Editions Etling Paris Art Deco crackle glaze figure in the form of a girl playing with a dog and teddy bear. Generally in good clean condition considering the age however there is a chip to the dogs right ear and also some small evidence of paint loss on the girls right leg. Otherwise good condition with crazing. 28cm tall.
Lot 1028
Kestner 142 baby doll, with glass eyes, open mouth on a bent limb composition body, 38cm; Merrythought teddy bear (original box), two Pelham puppets Pinocchio and dragon (original boxes), two Chinese papier mache dolls, Steiff mini Mieki figure, miniature rubber dolls and two cots etc (one box)Condition report: Kestner doll - scuffing to the hands and feet. Slight scuffing and mainly dirty marks to the face, some firing spot marks - see extra images.
Lot 1040
A bisque head doll in a Scottish outfit of tartan and velvet with hat, moulded blonde hair, painted blue eyes, fabric body with bisque lower arms and legs, 25cm; another composition jointed doll in similar dress, 22cm; AM 351 miniature baby doll on composition bent limb body, 18cm; miniature jointed bisque doll in a blue dress; Clarks Spool Cotton advertising paper dressing up dolls; small jointed teddy bear
Lot 331
A Schuco Teddy bear compact and lipstick, with jointed limbs, the head detaches to reveal the metal fitments for the lipstick holder, the body opens to reveal a compact, 9.5cm highCondition report: Bear in good order, head slides on completely, jointed limbs function and compartment opens freely.Compact complete with full palette, slightly tarnished mirror and pad.
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