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Lot 15
the rose gold curb link bracelet, every link stamped '9 .375', lobster claw clasp, length 20.5cm; the charms include a sovereign, a half sovereign, a snake encircling an enamel boss set with a ruby and diamond points, a bear, pig, shoe, key, riding crop, two carved gem miniature seals and others; gross weight 49.6g
Lot 443
the front lid with blue enamel Arabic numerals within individual circles between two concentric enamel rings, one dotted, the white dial, 26mm diameter, with black Roman numerals, blued spade hands and chemin de fer chapter ring, the unnumbered crown wind mechanical movement with hand setting button at 4 o'clock and gold coloured pumpkin shaped winder, the case, 34mm diameter, monogrammed to the reverse, the inner numbered 80097 with the Swiss Bear mark for 875/1000 standard silver alongside marks for Geneva, the cuvette and inner lid similarly marked
Lot 603
the top section, originally probably a shallow dish or plate, with full London hallmarks for 1854, the panelled and fluted rim each engraved with alternate scroll and foliate decoration to a vacant field, the panelled base, with full London hallmarks for 1855, engraved to match, with fluted rim, signed to the underside of the plate, 22.6ozt (Dimensions: h: 9cm w: 26cm)(h: 9cm w: 26cm)Footnote: Other notes: Current UK hallmarking regulations allows (with some minor exceptions) for only one complete hallmark to be applied to an item. The fact that both the base and the top bear complete sets of hallmarks indicates that the item is constructed from two separate items and was not originally designed to be a tazza. It is interesting though, to note that both pieces have been made by the same maker and the dates are just one year apart. In Victorian times, the date letter at the London assay office was changed on 29th May, and not 1st January which is the case today, so articles submitted at the beginning and at the end of the same calendar year would have two different date letters. It is very possible that this is the case in this example with both pieces probably being assayed in the same calendar year. It is likely that both pieces were originally part of the same larger dinner service. (Reviewed and passed for sale by the Goldsmiths' Company Assay Office)
Lot 310
Two vintage battery operated toys including 'Fishing Polar Bear' and 'Grandpa Bear', each fitted in original boxes (2).Additional InformationIn terms of complete - the Fishing Bear there are four fish, he does not have batteries and he has not been tested for working order, he appears to be missing something from his left paw, the other bear similarly with no batteries, he has not been tested for working order, his eyes are quite loose in the fitting, as regards to components, you must refer to illustrations.
Lot 579
* Blyton (Enid, 1897-1968). Typescript for a short story, 'News for Noddy and Big-Ears. Story for TV Times Annual', circa 1956, title and six pages with approximately 32 ink amendments and additions in Blyton's autograph, including cues for the insertion of pictures, 4to, together with two autograph notes signed from Enid Blyton's daughter Gillian Baverstock, one concerning the typescript and another concerning her and her sister Imogen's time at Benenden School, concluding 'When I left, she [Enid Blyton] gave the school its first T.V. set - black and white, of course!', both one page, 8vo (Qty: 3)NOTESIn the story Big-Ears's bicycle is stolen and PC Plod is much more interested in watching his newly-acquired television set than looking for the bike until, that is the programme Plod is watching shows Binkie Bear winning a race on the stolen bicycle.
Lot 673
* Folkard (Charles, 1878-1963). "Teddy Tail with Apple", pen, ink, and watercolour, on paper, depicting Teddy Tail holding hands with a large apple who has a beaming face and wears a crown, each sitting on a leaf shooting through the air, surrounded by other leaves, initialled lower right, some light toning and spots, 12.5 x 20 cm (5 x 7.75 ins), mounted on card with old hanging thread and pencilled title on verso, together with Teddy Tail and Jack & Jill, 2 pen & ink illustrations on one sheet of card, each within a black line border, one depicting Teddy Tail with a wooden pail stuck on his head and Jack & Jill in tears beside, and the other (below) showing Teddy Tail hopping around trying the remove the bucket, latter signed upper right, toned, marginal printer's instructions in pencil, titled in pencil on verso 'Teddy Tail sketches', sheet size 30 x 23 cm (11.75 x 9 ins), plus a truncated pen & ink cartoon on card for the same story, showing a partial image of Teddy Tail with pail on head and a wooden horse, toned and annotated as above, and with two hanging holes in upper line border, sheet size 9 x 28 cm (3.75 x 11 ins) (Qty: 3)NOTESProvenance: From the artist's studio and thence by descent. The artist's grandson remembers Teddy Tail with Apple hanging in his bedroom when he was a young boy, and subsequently hung it in his house to entertain his own children when they were younger. Teddy Tail , a comic strip in the Daily Mail , was the first daily cartoon strip in a British newspaper, paving the way eventually for the likes of Rupert Bear and Pip, Squeak and Wilfred . Charles Folkard based the mouse Teddy Tail on his son Edward, who became a sculptor, and was three when his father invented the character in 1915. Folkard continued to draw the strip until 1926, when his brother, Harry, took it over, followed eventually by a number of other artists. Teddy Tail became enormously popular and the creation of Rupert Bear for the Daily Mirror was a direct result of this. There was an abundance of spin-off merchandise, such as annuals, badges, soft toys, jigsaws, biscuits, etc., and by the mid 1930s, the 'Teddy Tail League' boasted around 750,000 members.
Lot 290
A collection of 12 TY Beanie Baby Bears. All with original tags.Comprising: green 2001 Holiday Teddy, 1998 Holiday Teddy, 2002 Flaky, 1999 Holiday Bear, 2002 Star, 2002 Holiday Teddy2002 Herald, 2001 Classy, 2000 Ty 2K, 2000 The beginning, 1999 The End and 1999 Millennium.From a private collection.
Lot 294
A collection of 11 mostly American themed TY Beanie Bears. All with original tags.Comprising: 2003 Bearon 100 Years Of Flight, 2002 Blue Peace Bear, 2001 Sizzle, 1999 Spangle (pink face), 1999 Spangle (blue face), 2001 Pops with Stars & Stripes tie, 1997 Glory, 2003 Ronnie (USS Ronald Reagan Bear), 2000 USA, 2001 America (white with stars and stripes ears) and 2001 America (blue). The America bears were produced after the 9/11 two towers disaster, all proceeds were donated to the American Red Cross.From a private collection.
Lot 295
A collection of 15 TY Beanie Baby Bears. All with original tags.Comprising: 1990 Germania, 2002 Premier (Portsmouth football club) beige, 2002 Pomey (Portsmouth football club), 1997 Britannia, 2002 Celebrations Queen's Golden Jubilee, 2000 Cashew, 1997 Fortune, 2002 Papa, 2000 Unity EU Bear, 1999 Osito, 2001 Pinz Von Gold, 2002 Kanata, 2002 Ferny, 2001 Addison and 1998 Kicks.From a private collection.
Lot 54
Eli Roth 14x12 signed framed and mounted Inglorious Basterds colour photo. Eli Raphael Roth born April 18, 1972 is an American film director, producer, writer, and actor. As a director and producer, he is most closely associated with the horror genre, first coming to prominence for directing the films Cabin Fever and Hostel. As an actor, Roth's most prominent role has been as Donny The Bear Jew Donowitz in Quentin Tarantino's war film Inglorious Basterds. Good condition Est.
Lot 437
Eight miniature teddy bears, with articulated limbs and stitched noses together with a Margarete Steiff Giengen "Dicky 1930" replica 1985 collectors bear, a Steiff Roly Poly circus bear, replica 1894, Two Gollywog teddy bears, Gollywog badges, a Sunny Jim doll, pre-war Rupert the Bear and another
Lot 450
Early Post WW2 German Berlin Police Shako, fine Vulcan fibre body shako with white metal two piece starburst central badge with black Berlin bear to the centre. Complete with its original leather chinstrap and painted cockade. Interior of the shako has the original leather liner. Good overall condition.
Lot 451
Post WW2 German Berlin Police Shako, fine Vulcan fibre body shako with white metal starburst central badge with black Berlin bear to the centre. Complete with its original leather chinstrap and painted cockade. Interior of the shako has the original leather liner and Friedrich Becker & Co K.G Berlin SW68 retailers details. Good overall condition.
Lot 198
A Spode blue and white pearlware meat dish from the 'Caramanian' Series, first quarter 19th century, printed with the 'Triumphal Arch of Tripoli in Barbary' pattern, impressed mark and paper label for the Drakard Collection and lot number for a Dreweatt-Neate Blue and White sale, 52cm in length; a Spode blue white printed plate from the 'Indian Sporting Series', first quarter 19th century, printed with the 'Death of the Bear' pattern, impressed mark, 25cm diameter; and two other plates, Spode and Copeland & Garrett
Lot 213
NANKING CARGO, a Chinese porcelain footed bowl, the exterior with a scholar on a bridge pattern, bears Christies label ex lot 3119, diameter 15cm, together with a tea bowl and saucer, decorated with foliate motifs, bear Christies labels for ex lot 5244, tea bowl label loose (3) (condition: foot of bowl has a crack, tea bowl and saucer in good condition)
Lot 270
TWO LATE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE BRONZE KORO AND COVERS, differing designs, the similar covers with seated dogs of fo, the bases with dogs of fo handles, one with lobed body and cast with birds, the other with decorative cast body and vignettes of birds, both koro on three cabriole legs with grotesque mask knees, bear marks to bases, heights 25cm and 24cm (2)
Lot 404
A MATCHED PAIR OF 36 BORE PERCUSSION RIFLED BARREL TARGET PISTOLS, made in Leige in Belgium, fitted with 6 3/4'' damascus barrels, they do not bear a maker's name, the stocks have carved fluted butts whilst their barrels are attached to them with a single cross bolt protected by silver inset ovals, both hammer have lost their tips and the one lock fails to hold in the cocked position, their overall condition is good, together with a copper powder flask (3)
Lot 411
A LEATHER SHOT FLASK, a horn powder flask fitted with a graduated nozzle, a chequered pattern shotgun powder flask and a reproduction American pattern powder flask, for use with long arms, none of these flasks bear a maker's name, three air rifle stocks and a B.S.A. stock plus a canvas gun slip and a Parker Hale mat (parcel)
Lot 414
A SMALL 5MM PIN-FIRE REVOLVER, bearing no maker's name, it is overall machine engraved, including its grips, its action is currently defective, this is in a obsolete calibre as listed by The Home Office and is deemed an antique benefiting from the provisions of Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, it comes together with a Bazaar quality miquelet pistol with overall wire inlay in its stock, it has a defective lock, sections of the wire inlay are lose and its metal parts bear a coating of rust (2)
Lot 454
THREE 'GAT' TYPE PISTOLS, each complete with its screw in pellet seating rod, viz:- one marked Diana on its metal grips, one marked Diana Model 2, one marked Gat made by TJH & Sons England, none of these bear serial numbers, together with two Parker Hale catalogues Nos.85 and 76/77 and a catalogue for Smith & Wesson handguns dated 1990 (The purchaser must be 18 years old or over)
Lot 509
A GEORGE III PALE OAK, MAHOGANY AND SATINWOOD EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK BY JAMES OATLEY OF TAMWORTH, broken swan neck pediment with stamped brass roundels with brass orb finial, the arched hood on fluted columns with brass caps flanking a painted dial, the arch with oval vignette of a gardener, strawberry and floral painted spandrels, the 32cm/12 1/2'' dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, named 'Jas Oatley Tamworth', reverse of the movement plate named WILSON, the trunk door flanked by quarter columns, on a plinth base with shaped bracket feet, height 237cm, with pendulum, two weights, trunk key and winding key (condition: the case is in good clean condition, the dial has two patches of paint loss where the movement is fastened, James Oatley was deported to Australia in 1814 arriving in Hobart in 1815, he was pardoned in 1821 and his later clocks bear the name of James Oatley, Sydney)
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