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Lot 208
19th century German copy of a violin originally made by Giovan Paolo Maggini, Brescia. Two-piece back with quadruple scribed outline, scrolled tuning head, together with bow and hard case. Length of back 36cm approximately. With interior label.(B.P. 21% + VAT) Two significant cracks noticeable at front of body. General wear and tear and scuffs with age. No strings.
Lot 537
A pair of patinated bronze cherub figures, one modelled holding a bow and a heart, the other modelled resting on crutches with a broken arrow to base, each upon marble style socle bases, unsigned, each approximately 13.5cm high (2)Condition reportCherub with bow lacking lower half of the bow, left arm has been restored at the elbow, general minor nibbles to socle base.Second figure has some deposits at the top of the inside of his legs, possibly polish residue, along with some rubbing to the high points and minor nibbles to the socle.
Lot 552
TAXIDERMY: A cased taxidermy perch of large proportions, modelled against a naturalistic ground, the bow fronted case glazed on three sides with integral hanging loop, applied paper label for "J. Cooper and Sons" of London to top right corner, the perch approximately 38cm long, the case 35cm H x 52cm W x 14.5cm D (max) CONDITION REPORT:The piece appears to be in good overall condition. The fish shows three small dents to the dorsal fin and appears to have lost a couple of scales behind the gill. The case is glazed with glass which is secure with tape (the glass and tape appear to be original, but they may be later replacements).
Lot 656
A George III oak straight front hanging corner cupboard, the single panelled opening to arrangement of three shaped shelves, above a frieze drawer with brass swing handles, 107cm high (at fault), along with a George III oak and mahogany cross banded bow front hanging corner cupboard, 100cm high, and a George III mahogany bow front hanging corner cupboard, the pair of flame mahogany doors opening to four shelves and two small drawers, overall inlaid with satinwood stringing, 112cm high (3)
Lot 691
A pair of Victorian walnut tub chairs, each with a padded button back above a spindled gallery and a bow front sprung seat, raised upon fluted tapering front legs and plain back swept rear legs with ceramic castors, 78cm high and 84cm high (2)Condition reportGents chair has minor chip to beading on the front leg, only slight movement in the chair joints, general minor scuffs and marks to the chair frame and legs.Ladies chair has stain to the seat and two small worn patches to the fabric, general light scuffs and marks to the frame and legs commensurate with age and use, only very slight movement in the chair joints.
Lot 769
An Ercol beech wood open armchair, in green fabric, the shaped button back extending to up swept arms above the bow front loose cushion seat, raised upon short tapering front legs united to back swept rear legs by a conforming 'H' cross stretcher, 92cm high, along with an Ercol low seat beech wood hoop back open armchair, 82cm high (2)
Lot 164
Kolzoff, a gilt bronze figure of Diana,c.1900, signed in the bronze 'Kolzoff',Cast from a model as the partially draped, statuesque figure of Diana, with a quiver of arrows on her hip and holding a bow in one hand, integral bronze base,32.5 cm highA few old marks and spotting, some light natural wear in keeping with age. The bow is made to be loose in her hand and it moves/position can be adjusted but not removed.
Lot 1081
Circle of H.T. Schaeffer & Others, English School mid-19th Century, a Grand Tour album group of topographical watercolours of European cities and landmarks.:- including The Rhine, The Alps, Pelago, Florence, Brussels, Ducal Palace, Fiesole, St Lawrence Cathedral Rotterdam, West Bow Edinburgh, Rouen, Caen, sizes from 5 x 3.5cm to 13 x 9.5cm, with six similar lithographs, a small amateur album of drawings and a pocket sketchbook of wood carving and decorations belonging to Eliza Curtis Liggins dated 19th Nov 1844.*Notes Please see website for further images of this lot www.bhandl.co.uk
Lot 1479
A George III mahogany and marquetry bow front card table, circa 1790,: the hinged top with central conch shell motif in an oval reserve, with quarter fan paterae at the rear corners, opening to a baize lined and satinwood bordered interior; the straight, square section legs tapering from further marquetry paterae down to gaitered feet; 74cm high, 91cm wide, 45cm deep.
Lot 662
A Bow white-glazed libation cup, c.1752-55, the flared body with everted rim, applied to one side with a spray of flowering magnolia, the reverse with a spray of prunus, raised on a reticulated base, and a Chinese blanc de Chine example from which the Bow version derives, 10.9cm across max. (2)
Lot 672
A pair of Bow figures of a gallant and his companion, c.1760, possibly emblematic of Matrimony and Liberty, the lady holding a birdcage, her companion with a nest containing three chicks, a further nest containing eggs at his feet, each raised on a tall pierced base with gilt detailing, minor faults, 21cm. (2)
Lot 684
A pair of Bow figures of dancers, c.1760-65, he with his arms outstretched and stepping forward with his left foot, his companion holding the corners of her floral apron, each raised on a pierced scrolled base with turquoise and gilt detailing, red anchor and dagger marks and blue crescent marks, some good restoration, 18.9cm. (2)
Lot 698
Three English porcelain figures, c.1765-70, a Chelsea figure of a gardener holding a nest of birds, gold anchor mark, a Bow figure of a flower girl standing beside flowering bocage with an apron full of blooms, and a Bow figure of a New Dancer, raised on a footed base before flowering bocage, red anchor and dagger marks, some damages and restorations, 24cm max. (3)
Lot 701
A rare white-glazed Bow figure of Erato, c.1750-52, by the Muses Modeller, depicted seated with Cupid reaching for a bow resting across her lap, a wreath held in her right hand, the base applied with roses and a small quiver of arrows, small losses, 15.7cm. Cf. Victoria and Albert Museum, Accession No. C.31-1959 for an identical example.
Lot 733
A garniture of three Bow vases and covers, c.1765, the central vase of baluster shape, flanked by two flared vases, painted with butterflies and moths in flight around applied flowering branches, the sides with female masks beneath petal frills, pierced to the necks and shoulder, the covers surmounted with yellow bird finials, some restoration, 28cm max. (6)
Lot 789
Two Worcester saucers, c.1753-58, one of Smoky Primitive type, printed with La Cascade with a couple walking in a garden beside a fountain, the other printed in black with The Tomtits, three birds perched on branches, some damages, 12.3cm max. (2) Although The Tomtits was engraved by Robert Hancock and features in the Ladies Amusement, it is more commonly found on Bow porcelain than Worcester.
Lot 812
A rare Bow blue and white pickle dish, c.1755-58, of early leaf shape, painted with a small willow tree on sloping rocks with small birds in flight above, the underside moulded with veining, 10.5cm across. Provenance: the collection of David & Jan Birley. Exhibited: Simon Spero Exhibition, 2008, no. 42.
Lot 835
A small pair of Bow blue and white octagonal plates, c.1760, each with a central roundel of a figure in a boat in a Chinese landscape, with further fan-shaped landscape panels reserved on a powder blue ground, with some later enamelling in green and red, script marks, a small rim chip to each, 18.2cm. (2)
Lot 852
A large Bow blue and white mug, c.1755-58, the baluster shape painted with the Dragon pattern, a single sinuous beast encircling the body amidst stylized cloud scrolls, further cloud motifs to the inside rim, a grooved strap handle, workman's number 12 to the base, some chipping, an extended firing crack, 15.5cm high.
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