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Lot 267
A Rockingham novelty inkwell modelled in the form of a shoe tied with a bow. Ground in green and with gilt edging. Printed puce griffin mark and cl. 2 in red c.1830-42, 12.5cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Loss to te bow. The main shoe in good order free from damage and repair.
Lot 278
A small collection of Liverpool, Caughley and Bow blue and white porcelain. Including a Penningtons two quail pattern teapot and cover, a bow dish moulded with leaves and berries and a shell moulded pickle dish (9). Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Teapot with heavy chipping and loss to the rim of the cover. Bow dish cracked and stapled.
Lot 295
A Bow vase decorated with applied masks and flowers, a Bow figure of a putti raised on a Rococo style base and a similar Derby model. Vase 14.5cm (3). Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Lattice section of the vase mostly lacking. Bow figure in good order. Derby figure with its hed re glued.
Lot 301
A large Bow baluster shaped mug with grooved strap handle with heart shaped terminal. Painted in the Imari palette with a Chinese garden with hollow rocks, a fence and flowers under a diaper border c.1755, 14.5cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Pitted and with some slight wear. No chips, cracks or restoration.
Lot 303
A Bow sauceboat of silver shape raised on three feet and with scrolling handle. Painted in underglaze blue with the desirable residence pattern, with an internal diaper border and sacred scrolls c.1760, 20cm handle to spout. Provenance; Frank Arnold collection with label. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Firing tear in the base. Minor glaze wear and very slight chips to the feet.
Lot 305
A Bow canted rectangular serving dish applied with prunus blossom and painted in the famille rose style with flowers along with a Bow plate painted in the famille rose style with flowers and rocks c.1755. Canted dish 32.25cm wide (2). Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Canted dish with three filled rim chips and a crack. Plate with a crack and fritting to the rim.
Lot 306
A rare Bow figure of a putto holding a dog and decorated with applied flowers c.1758 along with three Derby figures of putti holding baskets of flowers, patch marks c.1765. Bow figure 11.5cm (4). Provenance; Frank Wheeldon collection. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Small losses throughout to the applied work. Bow figure with some pitting. No breaks or repair.
Lot 322
A Bow silver shaped sauceboat, with a scrolling handle and floral swags moulded to the body and foot, decorated with gilt flowers and leaves c.1750, 22.5cm handle to spout. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Crack to the rim at the rear near to the handle, approximately 3cm. No other damage and free from repair. Some wear and scratches to the glaze and gilding.
Lot 373
A late Victorian/Edwardian enamelled 9ct rose gold bow brooch with toggle, red enamelling, bow measures approximately 9mm by 30mm, including toggle approximately 24mm by 30mm, simple pin and loop brooch fittings, hallmarked Chester, makers initials W.H.C, date letter rubbed together with a seed pearl 14ct yellow gold platinum set bar brooch, five small seed pearls set to bar, length approximately 33mm, pin and early safety style brooch fittings (2)
Lot 44
Attributed to George Edward Hunt (1892-1960) an Arts and Crafts moonstone, sapphire and enamelled silver and gold detail brooch, eleven cabochon cut rub-over set moonstones scattered throughout the stylised bow form, the largest measuring approximately 11.5mm by 8.5mm, interspersed with a total of ten mixed cut round and oval blue sapphires, the largest measuring approximately 4mm by 4mm and 5mm by 3.5mm, with scrolling vine and enamel leaf accents, simple pin and lever safety catch brooch fittings complete with safety chain, dimensions approximately 70mm by 55mm (some damage to enamel) George Edward Hunt (1892-1960) was born in Dudley and studied at the Birmingham School of Jewellery, Vittoria Street under Arthur Gaskin, becoming part of the Birmingham Group. Hunt was awarded several prizes for design and metalwork and he opened at shop near Birmingham city centre to sell his jewellery. In the mid 1920s he moved with his father to live at 10 Bull Street, Harborne where he remained until his death
Lot 362
A 19th Century French carved giltwood framed fauteuil IN THE MANNER OF JEAN-BAPTISTE-CALUDE SENN (1748-1803), the ribbon carved back and floral and ribbon carved frame enclosing a three part upholstered back over a shaped seat flanked by acanthus carved swept arms and with ribbon carved bow fronted rail raised on on wrythen fluted tapering legs to peg feet
Lot 240
PETER HAYES (born 1946); a raku bow form with narrow neck, charcoal glaze over fractured surface, gallery sticker, height 29cm (D). CONDITION REPORT: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk
Lot 624
Anonymous - 18ct gold fob watch, with white enamel dial, black Roman numerals, and hands, the four piece hinged, engraved and monogrammed case with gold cuvette having control marks and stamped '750', housing a keyless wound bar movement with jewel lever escapement, unsigned, 36mm diameter, 43g inclusive of movement; with a bow brooch fitting stamped '15ct', 3.3g gross Condition: Dial in good order, Movement functions and action is pretty good, hand set and winding works, case and hinges seem good also - ** General condition consistent with age
Lot 162
19th Century English School - Oil on canvas - Portrait of a young boy and girl, he wearing a tartan dress and holding a bow and arrow, she wearing a white lace trimmed dress, unsigned, 92cm x 65.5cm Condition: Re-lined, some probable in-painting although not immediately apparent, quite a 'varnishy' finish - ** General condition consistent with age
Lot 529
Late 70s Yves Saint Laurent grey A-line skirt (French size 38), 1960s black wool shift dress from Berlin ,with grosgrain trimmed neckline and bow (size 42), 1970s black velvet dinner dress, caftan shaped with large plastic bobble buttons and loops to the front (size 10 approx), 1960s boned swim/play suit, from Richard Shops emerald green with white crossed-ribbon decoration to pockets and across the chest (size 10-12) approx.
Lot 682
Old black hat box containing pink silk hat, with pink grosgrain trim by Philip Somerville, 1980s. Blue felt toque with white grosgrain trim and blue net from Anna Goodrick Ltd, Stratford-upon-Avon, 1950s , and brown fur hat with leather bow detail to crown, by Mitzi Lorenz, London W1 (1960s) (4)
Lot 683
Two hexagonal hat boxes containing three black straw hats, a leopard spot painted straw fascinator, a pink straw hat with a wide brim, a modern mob cap of cream muslin, a black riding habit type hat, with ribbon and bow and two brimmed felt hats, one black with white grosgrain bow and one with blue crown and black brim. (9)
Lot 578
George III mahogany bow front chest of three graduated drawers, top with white wood string, each drawer inlaid with ebonised cock beading, oval brass plate handles, ivory escutcheons all standing on bracket feet with shaped apron, width 64cm (37"), depth 56cm (22"), height 87cm (34"). Condition report: Water ring mark to top, small sections of boxwood stringing missing, repaired cock beading, section of cross banding between two drawers repaired and missing, back legs repaired. We are unable to provide condition reports for this sale.
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