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Click here to subscribeA Beswick Swish Tail Horse, 1st version, rocking horse grey, 1182, gloss (front left leg glued) See inside back cover colour illustration Condition report Report by NGFront left leg glued between knee and ankle. All over crazing. No visible restoration. Front of hoofs slightly flat and white, but this appears to be production. Round Beswick stamp to belly and number 97 to front right hoof.
A Beswick Mare, facing left, rocking horse grey, 976, gloss (two holes to the belly) See inside back cover colour illustration Condition report Condition report by NGRound Beswick stamps to front feet, crazed, slight white showing through on tip of left ear under glaze, small nibble to front of right hoof, and slight glaze fault to front left knee.
A Beswick Shire Mare, chestnut, 818, gloss (one ear damaged) See inside back cover colour illustration Condition report Report by NGMare's left ear has been broken and restored, this has been done well. Horse crazed. Paint on front right leg thick but appears as production. Some rubbing around hoofs but again production rather than later damage. Brown Beswick stamp to belly and painter's number 95.
A Beswick Mare and Foal on Base, 2nd version, chestnut, 953, gloss See illustration Condition report Report by NGCrazed. Tips of ears slightly white, appears that a Chestnut colour wasn't applied thickly to tips of ears and white is showing through as this is underglaze.Grubby from being out on display.Remnants of Beswick sticker to the base. Base with brown Beswick England stamp and painter's mark 18 or 81.
A Beswick horse, Imperial, 1557, and six others similar, all white and matt (7) Condition report Report by NGWoolly Shetland Mare: brown mark visible on front leg has wiped off.Report by NG1557: no visible damage or repair. Oval back stamp to belly.1771: no visible damage or repair. Oval back stamp to belly.1772: roughness around hoofs. Brown back stamp to belly.1033: no visible damage or repair. Brown back stamp to belly.1549: no visible damage or repair. Brown back stamp to belly.1793: no visible damage or repair. Oval back stamp to belly.976: odd finish. Round back stamp to belly.
A Beswick Horse and Jockey, walking, light chestnut, the jockey with blue and yellow silks and saddlecloth numbered 20, 1037, gloss See front cover colour illustration Condition report Report by NGTips of both horses is showing white, this is a production fault. Tip of tail with patch of white paint, this is perhaps from room decorating or something similar. Some light crazing. Round Beswick stamp to belly and painter's No 81 or 18 to front left hoof. Some other spots possibly from decorating. Colour probably light Chestnut rather than Palomino, because the difference between the mane and tail and body is not as strong as with a traditional Palomino colour.Report by NGNo name under belly.
A Beswick Mare, facing right, head down, 1812, a Thoroughbred Stallion, 1992, and seven similar foals, all opaque and gloss (8)Please note: There are only eight pieces in the lot - foal 1813 has been withdrawn. Condition report Report by NG1812: chip to right ear. Unmarked. Again a couple of chips to hoofs. Some dirty marks on surface.1992: no visible damage or repair. Oval back stamp to belly and Beswick sticker to rear right quarter.947: no visible damage or repair. Oval back stamp to belly.996: tips of both ears rough. Oval back stamp to belly.815: some nibbles around hoofs. Oval back stamp to belly. Sticker to rear right quarter. 763: 3rd version. No visible damage or repair. Oval Beswick stamp to belly.1813: WITHDRAWN1817: chips to both ears. Large chip to back of left ear. Oval Beswick stamp to belly.John Beswick Archive foal - with no visible damage or repair.
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