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Lot 114
J W BELL "French 19th Century interior", watercolour, initialled bottom right, together with another similar, 50 cm x 70 cm and 48 cm x 63 cm CONDITION REPORTS Frames with various chips, damage and losses, various areas of repair and overpainting. Paintings themselves have some deterioration, some flaking and losses , some foxing and spotting, dirt, fading and wear. Some tears to edges. Large chunk missing top edge of picture depicting lady and gentleman in interior and also a chunk missing bottom left of this picture. Some sections of back boards to the frames are missing, and there is dirt, mould, stains and warping to back boards.
Lot 214
A late 18thC mahogany, crossbanded oak and marquetry longcase clock, the hood having a swan neck pediment and fluted pillars, over a pendulum, door and box base, raised on bracket feet; the 8 day bell strike movement faced by a brass dial, a Roman chapter ring and inscribed 'Jos Pickering, Lutterworth' 83''h
Lot 331
ASSORTED COLLECTABLES comprising four Royal Doulton character jugs, namely No.D6801, The Postman, boxed; D.6823, The Engine Driver, boxed; D6839, The Fireman, unboxed; and D.6852, The Policeman, boxed; together with twenty-five Robertson's 'golly' badges; a bronze hand bell, the collar impressed 'Fiddian', 26.5cm high; two newspapers, including The Times, 12 May 1916; and other items.
Lot 19
An early 20th century National Cash Register with glazed viewing section, floral embossed main panel and drawer to base, no.136010-336 and bearing label for Stevensons of Manchester, width 34cm, height 43.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: Every lever opens the till and rings the bell. Four of the number "cards" do not flip up. Heavy scratches to plate. General wear to metal. No key. Please see additional images. We are sorry but we are unable to ship this lot, please see www.adampartridge.co.uk/postage.php for alternative shipping options.
Lot 1066
An Edwardian hallmarked silver chalice with bell shaped bowl on knopped stem above stepped circular base, with gilt wash interior and engraved cross to the base above inscription "Pray for M Graham 1905", probably John Smith, Dublin 1902, height 22cm, dismantles into three sections, approx 9.8ozt.
Lot 24
A late 19th century mahogany writing slope with inlaid initials, with sectioned pull out tray containing cigarette cards, topographical and humorous postcards, an autograph album, loose autographs, a brooch, a cigarette case with ordnance mark, etc, plus a dome topped 1950s mantel clock and a small hand bell (3). CONDITION REPORT: No autographs of note.
Lot 1065
A George V hallmarked silver chalice with bell shaped bowl and with cast foliate decorated calyx on knopped hexagonal bead decorated stem above spreading lobed foot with applied foliate panels and pierced decoration to the pedestal, with gilt wash interior and underneath base, E Mellow, Birmingham 1930, height 22cm, approx 26ozt.
Lot 1067
A c.1860 French silver gilt chalice with bell shaped bowl on hexagonal knopped stem above spreading lobed foot with an applied cut-card work, maker PV, stamped 498, silver standard 950, height 26.5cm, approx 19.6ozt. CONDITION REPORT: There are two areas of losses to the cut-card decoration on the lower part of the bowl, base is slightly wobbly.
Lot 15
A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH GILT METAL AND MARBLE MANTEL CLOCK by Raingo Freres, Paris, the white enamel dial with visible escapement, the movement striking on a bell and with mercury pendulum, the glazed case with arched top surmounted by a bird and foliage on chamfered marble base with gilt foliate scroll feet, 41cm high
Lot 543
FORSTER, E.M. Anonymity, The Hogarth Press. 1925. 8vo. Vanessa Bell bds. Tog.with COLLIER, John, Green Thoughts, Frontis. by Edward Wolfe. Foreword by Osbert Sitwell. No. 12 of Furnival Books, 1931. Ltd. edn. 296 sgd. by author. glt. cl. Plus ELIOT, T.S. East Coker, Faber, 1940, Little Gidding, Faber, 1942, plus others. 11
Lot 138
Badge. Liverpool Scottish (QO Cameron Highlanders) post 1937 Officer’s glengarry badge. A good die-cast silver plated example by Scott Adie Ltd, London. St. Andrew and cross resting in an open thistle wreath bearing ‘Cameron’ scroll on the base; St. Andrew flanked by bi-part scroll ‘Liverpool Scottish’. Two loops to reverse which bears maker’s tablet. (as KK 2364) 8th (Scottish) VB raised 4th October 1900 with HQ at 22 Highgate St. 16th April 1901 Highland Dress sanctioned. Forbes tartan worn, taken from first CO Col. C. Forbes Bell VD. Transferred to Territorial Force as 10th Bn. 1st April 1908 with HQ at 7 Fraser Street Hugh King Collection
Lot 693
Richard Simkin 3rd King’s Own Light Dragoons Watercolour Painting. A very good and detailed study of an Officer of the Regiment, circa 1820. Mounted upon his charger we is seen wearing Bell Top shako, short tailed coatee and sabretache, while his charger with Regimental shabraque, saddle cloth. Clear signature, detail and colour very good. Unframed Size 10 x 14 inches.
Lot 313
Badge. East India Company William IV Officer’s “Bell-Top” shako plate circa 1829-37. A splendid rare rich fire-gilt example. Large crowned star mounted with silver 12 pointed star bearing rope edged gilt circlet pierced with Company’s motto “Auspicio Regis et Senatus Angliae” centrally a silver dome with red translucent Cross of St. George, the upper left corner mounted with gilt Hanovarian Arms. Two horizontal loops to reverse. Star ray at 1 o’clock has very minor split with old lead repair to reverse; tiny spilt between silver star’s rays around 4 o’clock. VGC The Hanovarian Arms were removed from the design in 1837, upon Victoria’s succession to the British throne, because women were unable to succeed to the Throne of Hanover.
Lot 363
Badge. 1st West York Militia Officer’s Bell Top shako plate, chinscales and buttons. A splendid set. Large rich gilt crowned star shako plate mounted with wreath and very large silver Rose, complete with horizontal loops to reverse ... pair of gilt chinscales complete with silvered rose ear bosses ... three regimental gilt coatee buttons. Attractively framed and glazed. VGC (opened for inspection) Note on reverse attributes to Lieutenant, later Major DYSON served 1803-34), changed his spelling to DEISON circa 1812
Lot 314
A pair of Paris porcelain vases, circa 1860-90. Each of inverted bell form painted in colours with a continuous arbour suspended with roses above a lilac ground, raised on three pieds de biche with lion mask terminals on a circular lilac base with gilt edged rim, impressed 225/A, each mounted as a table lamp (af). 9½ins high. 5¾ins diameter max. Est £100-150
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