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Lot 472
A golden mohair plush teddy bear standing on all fours, possibly Steiff, with shaved mohair plush snout, horizontally-stitched nose and blue glass eyes, the unjointed excelsior-stuffed body with inoperable squeaker, on felt pads with four claws on each foot, no label or button, 20cm high, 29cm long.
Lot 247
1980s and Later Teddies and Dolls, a varied collection, including two 1980s Cabbage Patch Kid dolls one a talking example, two 1980s boxed Royal Doulton dressed Nisbet dolls Baby Prince William and a young Prince William in a sailor suit, other dressed and miniature dolls, six Wallace and Gromit soft toys, including two boxed hand puppets, four 2000s Giorgio collectors bears, and a Harrods Christmas 2000 bear, together with Charlie Bears 151563 Anniversary Ross, 151591 Sniffle, limited edition Wagstaff (with bag), all by Isabelle Lee and 165119 Dray, F-G, Boxes G, ( 25+)
Lot 450
4th-3rd century BC. An iron dagger and associated scabbard; the dagger with carp's tongue blade, flared lower guard, rounded grip, hollow T-shaped pommel with four large rivets, silver inlay to the hollow lower guard; the scabbard with median projections to connect with the lower guard and two T-shaped cotton-reel attachment points for the belt or baldric, four discoid lateral buttons to the finial; the lower guard with panels of inlaid silver wire in lattice patterns with guilloche border, similar ropework and guilloche patterns to the waist, and lower body, cross-in-circle designs to the lateral buttons; the blade lentoid in section with midrib; Iberian workmanship. See Capwell, Dr. T. Knives, Daggers and Bayonets, London, 2009 for discussion. 344 grams total, 29.5cm (11 1/2"). Property of a Suffolk gentleman; acquired before 2000. Accompanied by a report of metallurgic analytical results, written by Metallurgist Dr. Brian Gilmour of the Research Laboratory for Archaeology and the History of Art, University of Oxford. The dagger and its elaborate sheath bear distinctive decoration in the technique later known as Tauschierarbeit when it reappeared in the early medieval period. The process involves laying out a design on the metal surface, then carefully incising a narrow (typically 0.5mm or less) slot into the surface. The slot is then further worked with a graving tool to enlarge the hollow inner faces, creating a wedge-shaped profile to the cut with the narrow edge at the top. The silver wire is then made slightly over-width for the slot's dimensions, placed over the slot and slowly worked down with a flat-faced hammer so that the displaced metal expands into the lower part of the slot and fills the void. The process is repeated for every separate line in the design. The four discoid buttons at the lower end of the scabbard are an unusual feature of this type with parallels in many Iron Age cultures of Europe. The two attachment studs would have passed through corresponding slits in a leather or woven textile belt or baldric. The designs chosen for the inlay are all geometrical, mostly based around concentric rectangles and lattice or guilloche patterns. The reverse of the scabbard and hilt are both undecorated because expensive and labour-intensive ornament was reserved for the surfaces which could be displayed. The ornament may have held some symbolic meaning which is no longer recoverable. The organic grip would have been carved to accommodate the fingers and to facilitate a firm hold on the hilt. [A video of this item is available to view on TimeLine Auctions website.] [2] Very fine condition. Rare.
Lot 450
Collection of Steiff teddies including replicas of 1909 Original Teddy Bear 0166/35, 1909 Classic 000492, both with tags, a boxed replica Jackie 1953 0190/17, a 6" tall 'Dicky' bear 650505 and an Anniversary bear, 11" tall with tilt voice box, all with button-in-ear, together with a 1997 Past Times Henry Teddy, 9" tall (6)
Lot 1746
A 20th century pastel/mixed media study of a floral still life, George Kinasta, dated 1945, 61 x 46cm approx together with a watercolour of the Bear Inn and a collection of mainly 19th century coloured engravings of topographical views relating to the River Thames including scenes at Bray, Deptford, Lechlade, Battersea, etc and other London related subjects, etc, various sizes, all framed
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