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Lot 314
Fine C19th Porcelain Plaque Cupid with quiver of arrows, bow resting on architectural feature in garden with small winged child resting on his knee, hand painted & signed by FM Sutton 1888 (Frederic Nathaniel Sutton) gilt slip, in velvet & gilt frame, approx. 8 1/2" x 11", provenance by descent from family member
Lot 22
Late Victorian Inlaid Mahogany Tall Standing Display Cabinet on square tapering spade footed supports, centre bow fronted door with internal shelves, tall plain glazed panelled ends with 6 pane concave centre, staged shelving under small shaped cornice with cross hatch & ebony & boxwood stringing marquetry panel to front with bellflowers & ribbons
Lot 77
A well made spirit fired steam launch titled "Anna", measuring 24" in length and 10.5" across the beam, this model is made from a fibreglass hull with a hardwood and balsa wood stained deck, the hull finished in white and lined blue, this launch is powered via a propane burner situated in the bow of the boat, that feeds the Vee Twin cylinder boiler by Cheddar Models. Driving a 4 blade brass propeller. Fitted with onboard steam condenser and operated via radio control, operating both the motion and the rudder, a well made example with good detailing, supplied with a scratch built carry case. Supplied with test certificates from Cheddar Models Ltd
Lot 78
A well made spirit fired "Windermere" type steam launch titled "Pandora", to measure 40" in length and 9" across the beam. The hull is made from fibreglass and further lined with wood, with the decking and other wooden parts made from hardwood and balsa wood. Fitted with a horizontal Cheddar in line boiler connected to a 2 speed gearbox driving a four blade brass propeller (Spare propeller provided). The cheddar boiler powered by a propane burner situated in the bow of the boat. With stand and scratch built carrying box. Supplied with test certificate from Cheddar Models Ltd.
Lot 315
Yesterday's World Museum Haberdashery - two collar dispensing boxes with original contents, one of the boxes with detailed illustrations of collar styles to the inside of the lid; a packet of unopened collars; a selection of gentleman's apparel including shirt, tie, waistcoats, bow ties braces, scarves etc.; two boxes of collars and a leather stud box marked: "A stud in the hand is worth two under the bed".
Lot 152
A cello, bearing an Andreas Teller label to the inside, approx. 115 cm high, a viola, two violins, an acoustic guitar, a drum and other related items (qty) Condition report Report by GH Included in the lot is a leather violin case with a fabric cover, generally in good condition with some scuffs and age related wear. The guitar is generally in good condition with some small cracks to the wood joints, and age related scuffs and wear. The cello is in good and reasonably well looked after condition, with no obvious cracks or damage, some age related nicks and scratches particularly to edges and corners. All four strings present and bridge, construction etc in good condition. Associated bow in poor condition with some taped up repairs, but generally usable. The first of the violins (the older of the two) is generally in poor and worn condition, with the bridge off and two strings missing. Structurally reasonable but with some small cracks, chips, nicks and dents. All four tuning pegs present and in reasonably good condition. Accompanying bow - generally reasonable structurally but many strings detached and hanging loose. Loosening/tightening screw appears to be jammed. Case in reasonable but slightly tatty condition. The more modern violin is generally in good condition, with three strings broken off or missing, but all four tuning pegs present (one possibly a replacement), and some wear and dents commensurate with use. Case reasonable with some age related wear. No accompanying bow. The viola presents well, in good condition with some small chips and scratches, but no obvious structural damages or repairs, all tuning pegs present, one string missing. The two associated bows have most of their strings missing but are in generally reasonable condition structurally and both tightening/loosening screws turn freely. Case also reasonable with some marks and knocks. The drum has been repainted at some point with chips to the paint, scratches and wear, but generally complete with no major damage. Other items, including the trumpet mute, recorder, drum foot pedal etc in reasonably good condition. Overall most parts of the lot in reasonably good serviceable condition with age and use related wear. The viola bears a label to the interior reading Blessing, otherwise none of the other instruments appear to bear any labels.
Lot 334
An Edwardian Hepplewhite style mahogany sideboard, with black stained stringing and cross-banding, the bow front top with turned and tubular brass rail back, two graduated central drawers flanked by two rounded cupboard doors on square tapering legs with spade feet, 183.5cm wide, 63cm deep, 92.5cm high (excluding brass rail)
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