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Lot 355
* Four porcelain figures, late 19th or early 20th century, each modelled after the Derby originals to represent a continent, comprising: Europa wearing a crown holding an orb and scroll, the arts and sciences at her feet, Africa holding a cornucopia, a lion at his feet, America holding a bow, a crocodile at his feet, and Asia holding a flaming lamp, a camel at her feet, each set to a gilt highlighted base with gilt painted continent name, painted gold anchor mark verso, the tallest 23cm (4) (at fault)
Lot 555
An 18th century Dutch marquetry walnut chair, the vase shaped back inlaid with urn and foliate detail above a bow front upholstered seat, upon front cabriole legs and pad feet, 105cm high, a George II walnut chair with a vase shaped splat back and drop in seat on front cabriole legs and pad feet, 101cm high, a George II padded high back side chair, in classical foliate fabric, raised upon front cabriole legs and pointed pad feet, 114cm high, along with a George II type walnut elbow chair with associated openwork splat back, 108cm high (all with faults and repairs)(4)
Lot 69
A 1796 pattern infantry sword, the 82.5cm fullered steel blade with etched decoration and bayonet tip, the gilt brass hilt with folding guard, knuckle bow with bud finial, cast wire effect grip and urn pommel, 98.5cm long overall, lacking scabbard, with a similar example lacking knuckle bow and finial, a c1790 Naval officer's sword with 74.5cm straight fullered steel blade, the brass stirrup hilt with single bar knuckle bow and horn grip mounted with a brass fouled anchor shield, 88.5cm long overall, and c1790 Naval type sword with 81cm straight fullered etched steel blade with bayonet tip, the steel stirrup hilt with single bar knuckle bow and ribbed and wired ivory grip, 92.5cm long overall, lacking scabbard (4) (at fault) CONDITION REPORT:The 1796 pattern infantry sword shows wear and tarnishing to the blade, wear to the gilt brass finish of the hilt and a build up of polish residue in various crevices. The 1796 pattern infantry sword lacking knuckle bow and finial is in a similar condition with painted losses. Its scabbard shows a detached brass mounted tip with crude attempted repair and further damage to the leather below the top mount. All the scabbard mounts show wear, dents and tarnish.The naval officer's sword with horn grip shows nicks, tarnishing and wear to the blade, with any etched or engraved decoration to the blade worn away. The hilt shows an open but apparently secure joint where the knuckle bar meets the hilt. The pommel shows a possible later capstan rivet. All brass areas show wear and tarnishing. The horn grip shows a build up of polish. The scabbard shows a crude repair to the tip.The naval officer's sword with ivory grip shows wear, tarnishing and pitting to the blade and steel hilt, and wear, staining and cracking to the ivory grip. The grip wiring is also detached in places.
Lot 70
A continental court sword, 19th century, the 83cm hollow triangular steel blade with foliate motifs, the steel hilt with shaped guard with eight point gilt star under, faceted knuckle bow, faceted pommel with high capstan rivet, and wire bound grip, 99cm long overall, in metal mounted leather scabbard, with a brass hilted court sword, 19th century, with 71cm hollow triangular steel blade, the guard, knuckle bow and pommel cast with classical figures, 88.5cm long overall, lacking scabbard, and three further court swords lacking scabbards (5) (at fault)
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Lot 72
An Andrea [Andrew] Ferrara type sword, possibly 18th century Scottish, the 80cm double edged part-fullered blade indistinctly stamped 'A... FE...A...A' in the fuller, set in an associated basket guard hilt with knuckle bow, wire grip and flat pierced pommel, 99cm long overall, lacking scabbard (at fault)Condition reportGeneral light speckled tarnishing and pitting to the blade, several minor nicks to the top the blade, the associated guard doesn't sit flush with the blade and has overall tarnishing with some light soldering to the bottom tip, the pommel later applied with evidence of glue, extensive wear to the makers name, see further images
Lot 73
A German sword, 18th century, the 58.5cm single edged curved fullered steel blade with bayonet tip, each side etched with a lion rampant holding a sword and shield with crown above, on one side over an inscription 'Fur Gott und Das Vatterland', the brass hilt with heart shaped guard, thumb loop knuckle bow, cast wire-effect grip and ball pommel with raised capstan rivet, 73.5cm long over all, lacking scabbard (at fault) CONDITION REPORT:The blade shows tarnishing and discolouration throughout, including two small areas of dense dark residue of some kind on each side of the blade approximately 8cm up from the hilt. The blade is firmly fixed in the hilt, but there are visible gaps around the fixing, and a build up of what appears to be polish residue. The brass hilt shows tarnishing and the odd small area of discolouration.
Lot 74
A Naval court sword, 19th century, the 50cm hollow triangular steel blade etched with foliate motifs, the brass stirrup hilt with wire bound fish skin grip, shield shaped crown and fouled anchor langets, the foliate detailed knuckle bow entering a lion's mask pommel with mane detail extending up the grip, 59.5cm long overall, in brass mounted scabbard, with a basket hilt court sword, the 62.5cm single edged fullered steel blade with bayonet tip, the three bar brass hilt with knuckle bow, wire bound horn grip and stepped pommel, 63cm long overall, lacking scabbard, and two further court swords (4) (at fault)
Lot 76
A sword hilt with horn grip, 19th century, the silver coloured guard cast with a standing lion to one side and a sleeping lion to the other, the quillons modelled as lion paws, the silver coloured lion's mask pommel with raised capstan rivet, set to an associated 65cm single edged curved fullered steel blade with bayonet tip, 82.5cm long overall, lacking scabbard, with a 1796 pattern infantry sword, the gilt brass hilt with folding guard, knuckle bow (lacking finial), fluted ivory grip and urn pommel, set to an associated 83cm single edged double fullered straight steel blade, indistinctly stamped, possibly for Andrew [Andrea] Ferrara, 99.5cm long overall, lacking scabbard, with a 1796 pattern infantry sword (lacking folding guard), and two further swords, all lacking scabbards (5) (at fault)
Lot 27
EDWARD BARNSLEY (1900-1987) BOW-FRONT DISPLAY CABINET, CIRCA 1972 walnut, with sycamore inlay(86cm (33 3/4in) wide, 189cm (74 1/2in) high, 34cm (13 1/4in) deep)Provenance: Purchased from Edward Barnsley by John MinoprioFootnote: Note: The cabinetmaker for this cabinet was assistant Oskar Dawson, under foreman Herbert Upton.
Lot 53
EDWARD BARNSLEY (1900-1987) BOW-FRONT WARDROBE, CIRCA 1956 Australian blackbean, with sycamore inlay, with hanging space to interior and mirrored plate to inside door, bears label verso "WARDROBE/ Designed by EDWARD BARNSLEY and made at his Froxfield Petersfield Workshops in 1956 by assistant OSKAR DAWSON for RONALD LAY ESQ who paid £172 for this cabinet in Australian Blackbean. Found for sale in Barnsley's workshop by John Minoprio and bought by him for £150 in August 1968."(122.5cm (48 1/4in) wide, 158cm (62 1/4in) high, 56cm (22in) deep)Provenance: Purchased from Edward Barnsley by John MinoprioFootnote: Literature: Carruthers, A. Edward Barnsley and his Workshop, 1992, p.157, fig. 75 Note: Brass handles on later Barnsley furniture were made by Biff Barker at Bedales or Frank Jordan, a teacher at Loughborough.
Lot 97
CORNELIA PARKER (England, 1956)"Bullet drawing" 2008.Wire obtained by stretching a lead bullet.works belonging to the same series, included in the Collection of the Centre Pompidou, Paris. Catalogued in: Paris, Musée National d'Art Moderne, 16 oct.2013.-31 mars 2014 (Cit. et reprod. p. 190) isbn 978-2-84426-625-5.Size: 65 x 65 x 4,5 cm; 66 x 66 cm (frame).Cornelia Ann Parker is an English sculptor and conceptual artist. She studied at Gloucestershire College of Art and Design (1974-75) and Wolverhampton Polytechnic (1975-78). She received her MFA from the University of Reading in 1982 and honorary doctorates from the University of Wolverhampton in 2000, the University of Birmingham (2005), the University of Gloucestershire (2008) and the University of Manchester (2017). In 1997, Cornelia Parker was shortlisted for the Turner Prize alongside artists Christine Borland, Angela Bulloch and Gillian Wearing (who won the prize). Parker is currently Honorary Professor at the University of Manchester. Parker is best known for her large-scale sculptures, such as Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View (1991), first exhibited at the Chisenhale Gallery in Bow, London.3 In 1997, at the Turner Prize exhibition, Parker exhibited Mass (Colder Darker Matter) (1997), suspending the charred remains of a church that had been struck by lightning in Texas. Eight years later, Parker made a piece called Anti-Mass (2005), using charcoal from a church in Kentucky that had been destroyed by arson.
Lot 465
A Georgian bow front chest of drawers, with two short drawers above three long graduated drawers, with brass oval handles, on splayed feet, 107cm, x 106cm x 54cm Condition Report: Back panel is split. Overall condition appears to be good considering age. With surface marks & scratches and dings in places as expected with age and previous use.
Lot 773
A Victorian mahogany bow fronted chest of drawers, comprising two short over three long drawers, all above a flowing apron, 112cm x 111cm x 54cm Condition Report: Front top rail is cracking in two segments, front right border to top left drawer is missing. Drawers open and close smoothly. Marks an wear throughout caused through previous use. Structurally appears solid.
Lot 696
A Victorian silver mounted tortoiseshell tea chest, late 19th c, of bow fronted form and veneered in brond shell, with silver handle and rococo mounts, including the escutcheon, to lid and front, the divided interior retaining pair of tortoiseshell covers, 15cm l, lion passant only Veneer on bottom corners of back slightly chipped, slight polish wear and dusty / dirty, no key, lid closing squarely, hinges original. A good quality example
Lot 731
A Victorian tortoiseshell tea chest, of bow fronted form with pagoda lid, inlaid and engraved mother of pearl flowers and leafy scrolls, formerly on vegetable feet, divided interior retaining pair of covers, 20cm l Minor corner chips and small losses but essentially good condition. Hinges and lid undamaged. Old pinned repairs to the tortoiseshell veneer on the back
Lot 824
A Victorian yew wood Windsor chair, East Midlands Region, c1840, with elm seat and two similar Victorian ash Windsor chairs, the arm bow of one with graffiti (initials A H) (3) Yew wood chair - one strut broken; stretchers replaced. The two other chairs in reasonably good condition with typical wear, one with old split in arm bow
Lot 929
A Regency mahogany tall bow front chest of drawers, c1820, the top with applied reeded lip, fitted two short and five long graduated, cockbeaded drawers, bowed apron and bracket feet, brass handles, 118cm w, 155cm h Cut, cockbeading missing, wear, abrasions, cracks, faults, staining and water marks, handles dented and bent
Lot 255
PSYCH - MODERN REISSUES/TITLES - LPs. Kaleidoscopic instant collection of 25 x LPs comprising of modern reissues/titles (2000s onwards). Artists/titles include The Aggregation - Mind Odyssey (Thorns Backtrack Archive Series S-12008), Rupert's People - The Magic World Of (Cricle Records CPW L103, ltd edition number 0589), The Game - It's Shocking What They Call Us (DIG 026), The Outsiders - CQ (VP99.008), Mandrake Paddle Steamer - Overspill, Stoney & The Jagged Edge - Chasing Rainbows, Tony Jackson Group - Just Like Me, The Smoke - It's Smoke Time, C.A. Quintet - Last Trip At Lake Pepin, One Of Hours - When YOu Hear THe Music, It's Yours, The Flies - Complete Collection 1965-1968, Dragonfly, The Contents, Thors Hammer, Thanatopsis, Please - Circus Days, Bodast, Bow Street Runners, The Nerve and The Zipps. Condition is primarily Ex+ or 'as new'. Wicked stuff.
Lot 629
A BOX AND LOOSE BAGS, VINTAGE AND MODERN MEN'S CLOTHING ETC, to include a leather case, a Bergand Original canvas hiking rucksack, three pairs of men's shoes size ten, a pair of cream spats, a selection of ties and bow tie, jackets including a white dinner jacket 40 chest, with two ladies' jackets and a pair of curtain tiebacks etc (sd) (1 BOX + LOOSE)
Lot 178
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY SILVER PURSE, AF purse of a wavy form, the centre engraved with the initials 'NGS 1908', decorated with a swag, bow and foliate pattern, hallmarked 'Henry Matthews' Birmingham 1907, fitted with a push button clasp, opens to reveal a green fabric interior with additional compartments, fitted with a chain handle, approximate gross weight 63.8 grams, 2.05 ozt (condition report: dinks and dents all round, tarnishing in places, the interior has wear and tear in need of some attention)
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