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Lot 266
A French late 19th century gold mounted gem-set glass perfume bottle, of cylindrical form, the lid inset with a round mixed-cut amethyst, foil backed, the hinged mount with rose-cut diamond, sapphire and ruby highlights, on a cut-glass body etched with bow and floral garlands, the mount double struck with eagle’s head guarantee fineness marks, height 7.55cm. £1,200-£1,500
Lot 844
MADONNA - 12" SINGLES. A quality collection of 45 12" by Madonna. Includes UK, Japanese, US issues etc. Titles include Dress You Up (P-5202), Borderline (1-23867, Promo), Borderline (1-23867), Like A Virgin, The First Album (923867-1), Burning Up, Keep It Together, Material Girl, Holiday (picture disc), Rain (picture disc), What It Feels Like For A Girl, Bad Girl, Into The Groove, Hanky Panky, Dress You Up, Rain, Borderline, Causing A Commotion, Angel, Holiday, True Blue, Dress You Up, Rescue Me, Live To Tell, Justify My Love, Crazy For You, Open Your Heart, I'll Remember, Take A Bow, Secret, Cherish, Human Nature, Vogue. Condition is generally VG to Ex+.
Lot 907
DAVID BOWIE - DJ 7" (LIMITED EDITION GREEN VINYL - BOW 3). The extremely limited green vinyl 7" pressing of the classic 1979 track. The record (RCA Victor BOW 3) is in lovely clean Ex+ condition showing just a couple of very light and wispy marks. Housed with the original picture sleeve in VG+ condition.
Lot 602
ELECTRONIC/POWER POP/NEW WAVE/ART ROCK - LP/12"/7". Top selection of 10 x LPs/12" plus 2 x 7". Artists/titles are Vic Goddard & Subway Sect - What's The Matter Boy? (MCF 3070 - archive condition record/Ex), The Squad - Out For Revenge (HAV 1397 - Ex+/Ex+ great condition copy with 1 x insert), The Deep Freeze Mice - Rain Is When The Earth Is Television (ERICAT 013 - Ex+/Ex), Devo - Duty Now For The Future (V 2125 - Ex+/Ex w/insert), Dave Ball - In Strict Tempo (BIZL 5), Danielle Dax (x2), 'Be Stiff Tour Sampler' (Stiff Records promo DEAL 1), The Outfield and Bow Wow Wow (x3). Condition is generally clean VG+ to Ex+.
Lot 151
English School, mid-18th centuryPortrait of a young woman wearing a white-bordered blue dress, hair worn up and adorned with pearls, with sepia landscape versominiature on enamel, oval 1.1 x 1.4cm, overall 2.1 x 1.6cm, in a split pearl and gold frame, surmounted by a bow in pearls, tested as approximately 18ct goldProvenance: Sotheby's London, 28 April 1981, lot 93;Christie's London, 'The Gordon Collection of Portrait Miniatures', 20 November 2007, lot 26.
Lot 170
Mrs Anne Mee (c.1770-1851)Portrait of a Lady, left profile, wearing a white lace dress, with a white ribbon in her powdered hairminiature on ivory, oval 8.2 x 5.6cm, gilt-metal frame rub set with garnets and turquoises, and adorned with a bowProvenance: Bonhams London, 25 November 2009, lot 175.Condition report: A little fading and discolouration to the background.
Lot 113
An early 18th Century French folding bow, rivet hinge with a small square projection at the base of the worm acting as a stop plate when the worm is opened, flat ribbon helix, it would seem the flat ribbon helix is short, however cork sizes were small in the 18th Century, 9cm open, 5.5cm closed
Lot 102
Twenty-eight pieces of Royal Worcester 'Old Bow' tea ware, comprising two square plates 22.5cm, twelve side plates 18cm, four tea cups, ten saucers and a milk jug, together with two Belleek cups, one saucer, a matching milk jug and sugar bowl, a Royal Copenhagen 'frog on a lily pad' dish and other ceramics.
Lot 31
A diamond necklace with cultured pearl drop, the pearl drop measuring 13.25 x 11.68mm, suspended by a trefoil of diamond-set bows, on a chain of twisted link and diamond set bow pattern links, mounted in 18ct. white gold, hallmarked London 2000, sponsors mark 'ABD', necklace 41cms long, 15.7grms gross.
Lot 51
Eighteen Patent Keys19th centuryComprising seven Chubb Patent keys, one gilt and apparently the 'Principal key for Chubb's patent quadruple lock'; a gilt padlock key, the bow elaborately pierced and chased with a monogram surmounted by a baronet's coronet and suspension ring; six various padlock keys, four retaining their white metal stem cover, an unusual bright metal key with sprung double bit operated by a threaded bow; and three other keys, (18)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 44
Two steel keys of Houses of Parliament interest19th century The first, a large key engraved, 'House door, Speakers Secretary', together with another, the bow containing a pierced portcullis and the shank engraved, 'M.E.P NORMAN TOWER', The larger 14cm (2)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 48
A collection of British keysMainly 19th centuryIncluding a steel and brass example with the bow engraved, 'Church Door North, VICAR'S KEY' and another stamped, 'STILL ORGAN CHURCH', three gothic revival examples, a gilt key relating to opening of the new wing of the Drake Institute by Countess Fortescue, dated 1910, one with initials BHB forming the bow and various others, (Qty)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 40
Three fine and rare keys17th/18th centuryThe first two English, the last probably French, the first with bow elaborately pierced and chiselled with scrolled 'GR' monogram surmounted by an engraved III, presumably of George III, and with foliate engraved stem; the second with pierced and chiselled bow involving a monogram within scrolling foliage surmounted by a coronet, the turned and fluted stem and bit engraved with foliage; the last with bow finely pierced and chiselled with scrolling foliage involving monster's heads, centred on a crest and surmounted by a coronet, the turned and fluted stem with bit all engraved with foliage, Largest 12cm (3)Footnotes:For a related example described as 'A key of the finest quality', and formerly in the late Peter Phillips Collection, see William Wallace, 'The Lure of The Key', 2016, pp. 62-63 illustrated in colour.The coat of arms on the French key appears to be for the Dorieux family.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 47
A collection of five Georgian keysThe first with a bow engraved with cypher for William IV and the reverse engraved 'Botanic Gardens No.1', together with another engraved, 'Rt. Hon. Ld. Clifford, Halswell Park', another with brass inlaid bow marked, 'Hyde Park Barrs, No Servants without their MASTERS', a further example with the bow engraved with cypher for George III and the reverse engraved for the assistant surveyor general of H.M. Works and another marked 'Master Key Cells No. 1', The largest 12cm (5)Footnotes:For the Hyde Park Barrs key comparison see 'The Lure of The Key', William Wallace pages 74 and 75.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 46
Fifteen various keysMostly 19th centuryVariously engraved and stamped, one marked with Board of Ordinance and broad arrow mark to the bow on one side and 'Bk. - STORE. No.I' on the other; another with pierced bow engraved with initials NR to one side and GL to the other; and another engraved 'BROOKMANS' and numbered '8' to the bow, (15)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 318
An English bullet bow, and a Polynesian tillerThe first signed Peele, 18th century The first of characteristic form, with wooden tiller of rectangular section, iron mounts (bow missing) including folding fore-sight, gaffle signed on the foliate engraved back-sight, and turned knob-shaped terminal (old split); the second with incised borders (bow and bindings missing), 63.4cm and 88cm long (2)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 216
A large collection of corkscrews and barrel taps19th century - early 20th century Various dates, makers and models including folding bow corkscrews, Victorian direct-pull corkscrews with turned bone and wood handles, patent corkscrews, including 19th century patents designs made by Walkers, a brass Farrow & Jackson type corkscrew by W & J Burrow, Preston and Perille, Paris, the W & J. Burrow corkscrew: 7cm wide, 4.5cm deep, 16cm high (2 1/2in wide, 1 1/2in deep, 6in high) (Qty)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 42
Twenty eight various keysMostly Continental, 17th to 19th centuryIncluding two in Gothic revival style, one chiselled in the round with a dragon on a foliate pedestal, the other with elaborately pierced bow involved a fleur de lys above a trefoil; another with stem pierced with internal cross potent with its reciprocal male cover; another the stem pierced with internal heart shaped piercing over its entire length, the remaining with variously pierced and shaped bows and bits, (28)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 1503
A 19th Century French Empire Alabaster and Ormolu Mantle Clock by Le Roy et fils, the pendulum with acanthus leaf and swan neck decoration with an enamel dial supported by four columns with acorn and dentil cornice and bow, quiver and arrow ormolu applique to the base and cornice, 49cm high
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