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Lot 1530
Fourteen Royal Albert Beatrix Potter figures with brown crown backstamp BP-6a or BP-6b, comprising `Gentleman Mouse made a Bow`, `Fierce Bad Rabbit`, `Miss Moppet`, `Tom Thumb`, `Tabitha Twitchit`, `Peter in the Gooseberry Net`, `Foxy Reading`, `Benjamin Bunny`, `Mrs Tiggy Winkle Takes Tea`, `John Joiner`, `Lady Mouse made a Curtsy`, `Tom Kitten and Butterfly`, `Babbitty Bumble` and `Mother Ladybird`, some boxed.
Lot 34
An interesting early 20th Century collection of postcards contained in 4 albums and loose. Posted and unposted, mainly sent to the Hewitt family in Whitney, Oxon. A good selection including humour, photo topo of various areas including Scotland, Wales and the Westcountry; Animals; Children; Christmas and other Greetings; some later rp`s of Bow, Devon c.1960`s and others. c.1905 - 1960`s also 3 Elizabeth II Coronation souvenir programmes and a book of cuttings ++mixed condition
Lot 521
An Edwardian mahogany and ebonised bow front display cabinet, the frieze with marquetry band, perhaps derived from a design by C.R. Mackintosh, bevelled glass door, flanked by glazed panels, with ornamental tracery and rosettes, with an undershelf, short cabriole legs, width 91cms, (36"), depth 34cms, (17½"), height 58cms, (62").
Lot 1118
A mid-18th Century Silver Repoussé Cased Verge Watch, Thos Miller – London, 13984, the pierced and engraved bridged cock with silvered regulation disc, over square baluster pillars, to a Roman and Arabic enamel dial, with outside minute track and gilt beetle hands, in a hinged and polished case (bow repaired), marked for London 1765, maker’s mark obscured, in a repoussé decorated case with “C” scroll and foliate border enclosing a classical scene, width 2”
Lot 1145
A last quarter of the 19th Century Silver Cased Full Hunter Pocket Watch, H C Turner – Colchester, 108597, the gilt movement with engraved and jewelled cock to a mono-metallic balance, to a lever escapement with finned pillars, to a Roman enamel dial with outside minute track, sunk subsidiary seconds and blued steel spade hands, in a hinged and polished case with hinged bezel (lacking bow), marked for London 1877, Maker’s Mark HWG and with corresponding case number, width 1 15/16”
Lot 1386
A late 19th Century Nickel Mounted “Bulls Eye” Desk Watch, the jewelled movement with blued steel overcoil hairspring, to a Roman enamel dial with outside minute track and subsidiary seconds with blued steel spade hands, in a polished clear glass spherical case with winding crown and bow and hand set to the band, height 4” (SEE PHOTOGRAPH)
Lot 1607
A fine mid-19th Century Rosewood and Pietra Dura Casket, of canted rectangular form, the lid with central oval pietra dura panel surrounded by embossed foliate scrolls, the front and back each similarly decorated with two square panels interspersed by fielded panels of winged griffins and scrolls, and each side with a central pietra dura panel depicting butterflies again within griffin and scroll borders, each of the canted corners applied with a winged putto clutching a bow in one hand and with a raised torch in the other, and terminating in recumbent lion feet, the inner lid decorated with a floral garland and with central inscription “A E B from L B 18th April 1855”, and the base with original paper label Niccola Ricci Intagliatorie In Legno Firenze, and also with red plush-lined interior, 18” wide, 9 ½” high, 12 ¾” deep (SEE PHOTOGRAPH)
Lot 17661
A set of twelve Chinese sancai tileworks figures of warriors, Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), the biscuit and partially glazed warriors modelled as foot soldiers wearing armored tunics partly enamelled in green and ochre on canted square bases, two holding circular shields, two holding beaters, five holding spears, one holding a bow, one holding a sword, the last holding a pair of musical percussion shakers, their unglazed detachable heads modelled with plumed helmets, some with traces of red staining Typical of the smaller funerary style figures produced during the later Ming dynasty, these pieces can be compared to the earlier more elaborate and expensive life size ‘Terracotta Amy’ statues dating from 210BC which were discovered in the Lintong district, Xi’an, Shaanxi province near the mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor. It is however today unclear whether these later more modest figures were made specifically for traditional burial purposes or if they were in fact produced more for their obvious decorative appeal. 24cm high In good condition commensurate with age, with no apparent major damage, some figures with very minute minor chipping to the extremities and the bases. View on auctionatrium.com
Lot 292
GEORGE IV MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD CIRCA 1830 the superstructure with a three quarter gallery above tambour doors flanked by panels, the lower part with a bow front with a central door and one to each side, flanked by a further deep cellarette drawer and cupboard door, raised on tapering circular legs 212cm wide
Lot 2580
A large oak Victorian mirror backed Sideboard with moulded cornice, triple shaped bevel plated mirrors, in carved surround with carved turned supports and lower shelf, bow front centre section having two carved front drawers and lower opposing cupboard doors, flanked by frieze drawers above cupboard doors on plinth base. 76 1/2`` x 64`` H x 21`` D
Lot 525
Victorian Household Court Sword double edged straight blade etched to the forte `W Lee Wright 17 Conduit St London`. Gilt brass shell guard with stud decoration which is continued to the D shape knuckle bow and urn pommel. Square grip again with stud edge decoration. Contained in its brass mounted leather scabbard. The top chape with maker’s details ` W Lee Wright`. Minor dents to scabbard mounts.
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