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Lot 906
TWELVE HUMMEL FIGURES, 'Baker' HUM128, 'Band Leader' HUM129, two 'Apple Tree Girl' HUM141, 'Apple Tree Boy' HUM142, 'Happy Birthday' HUM176 (bow chipped), 'The Photographer' HUM178, 'Barnyard Hero' HUM195 (rubbed hat), 'Signs of Spring' HUM203, 'Boy with Accordion' HUM390, 'First Snow' HUM2035 and 'Swimming Lesson' HUM2251
Lot 910
TEN HUMMEL FIGURES, 'Merry Wanderer' HUM11, 'Hear Ye, Hear Ye' HUM15, 'Goose Girl' HUM47 (rubbed, paint worn), 'Culprits' HUM56/A, 'Playmates' HUM58, 'Skier' HUM59 (missing one wooden pole), 'Little Helper' HUM73, 'Little Gardener' HUM74 (rubbed bow), 'School Girl' HUM81 (rubbed pigtails and fringe) and 'Wayside Harmony' HUM111 (feather broken)
Lot 207
A 17th century Sino-Tibetan polished bronze devotional statue. Formed as an eight armed Buddha wielding a spear and bow and raised on a demi-lune lotus plinth, 19cm.Condition report intended as a guide only.Wear to the metal specifically around some of the incised detail, faces etc. Pit marks, presumably casting. No signs of breaks or repair.
Lot 436
Hanhart Kriegsmarine 60 second stopwatch. Plated case, 51mm diameter, missing bow. Marked G.S on back. Dial marked with Hanhart in script, with K M, outer second track in black marks 0-60 seconds, inner track in red counts 100ths of minute. Sub dial at top marks elapse minutes (up to 30). Winds starts and resets correctly. QGC
Lot 438
Hanhart Kriegsmarine 30 second stopwatch. Plated case, 51mm diameter, missing bow. Marked G.S on back. Dial marked with Hanhart in script, anker 7 steine, with K M, outer second track in black marks 0-30 seconds, inner track in red counts 30-60 seconds. Sub dial at top marks elapse minutes (up to 15). Winds starts and resets correctly. VGC
Lot 441
Hanhart Kriegsmarine 60 second stopwatch, NOS with box and papers. Plated case, 51mm diameter, mint. Marked Kriegsmarine, NR: but serial number left blank. Has original Hanhart tag on bow. Dial marked Hanhart, anker 7 steine, black 60 second track around outside, 1/100th minute track in red on inside, sub dial showing 30 elapsed minutes. Original box present along with instruction sheet, stamped with eagle and swastika, 6/11/1944. Runs and resets correctly. Mint
Lot 474
DH marked Zenith pocket watch. Plated case, 51mm diameter, screw back with three indents for case tool, decoration to bow. Signed Zenith on inside caseback. Serial D8408763H. Dial in good condition, minimal marking, luminous material on numerals and indices appears original, hands likely refinished. Zenith signed, gilt finish movement, running condition. VGC
Lot 1120
Late Iron Age, a complete cast copper-alloy La Téne III/Drahtfibel Derivative type bow brooch dating c. 50 BC-AD 50. The brooch is of one piece construction, demonstrating a wound head with pin, circular-sectioned plain bow and expanded sub-rectangular catchplate at its foot, a very small portion of which is broken away in old damage. Preserved in extremely good condition, bright green patina. Length: Provenance: from the collection of a metal detectorist.
Lot 1123
Roman, a lot of three copper-alloy bow brooches of 1st or 2nd century date. Two complete, one missing its pin and part spring. Colchester Derivative (double-lug subtype), Trumpet Derivative and 'T' shaped types (the latter an impressively sized example). Lengths: 40-50mm.Provenance: from the collection of a metal detectorist.
Lot 1132
Roman, a complete copper-alloy bow brooch dating c. AD 43-120. Colchester Derivative 'Polden Hill' type, preserved intact with winged head (demonstrating plain end-caps), double-fluted bow and integral catchplate. Condition: good, patchy light greenish patina, fairly rare to survive with pin. Length: Provenance: from the collection of a metal detectorist.
Lot 1135
Roman, a complete copper-alloy tumbler lock slide key dating c. AD 43-410. The object consists a circular bow set atop a thickened rectangular stem (divided by a transverse collar), below which the stem and bit extend-the latter jutting off at a right angle and demonstrating two adjacent clefts and wards respectively. Condition: very good, even greenish patina. Length: 42mm.Provenance: from the collection of a metal detectorist.
Lot 1138
Roman, a copper-alloy bow brooch of Colchester Derivative 'Polden Hill' type, dating c. AD 43-120. This example is of impressive size, missing only its pin. It demonstrates a winged head with end-caps and decorative reeded collars on its front edge. The back face of the had still retains the spring and axis bar, one part of the latter threaded through a projecting lug and the pin missing in an old break. The bow curves strongly in section and is 'D' shaped in section, plain with the exception of its upper portion-which demonstrates a low crest decorated with a two parallel rows of circular dimples. The bow tapers towards its knopped terminal, the lower section coincident with an integral catchplate. The latter is triangular in plan, with a rolled back edge and three sub-rectangular decorative cutout sections at its midpoint. Scarce in this condition and state of completeness. Length: c. 67mm. Width across head: c. 47mm. Discussion: compare Hattatt (2012) fig. 159 for the general type, most similar to nos. 374 and 898.Reference: Hattatt, R. 2012. A Visual Catalogue of Richard Hattat's Ancient Brooches. Oxford: Oxbow Books.
Lot 1146
Early Anglo-Saxon, copper-alloy 'radiate headed' type bow brooch, probably of late 5th to early 6th century date. The brooch is mostly intact, excepting for its foot, catchplate and pin. Demonstrating a semi-circular head with three integral knops, the bow is 'D' shaped in section and facetted-demonstrating two sections of closely-spaced horizontal incisions. Below this, the upper foot projects, showing two stamped ring-dot motifs on its upper face before truncating irregularly in old damage. Additional decoration is also visible on the head, in the form of a single, central compass-drawn concentric circular motif. On the reverse face of the head, a single projecting pin-lug is visible. Dark green patina covering most of the object, some encrustation visible on head. Length: 54mm. Discussion: radiate-headed brooches are best known as Frankish finds, some being extremely ornate with inlaid garnets and manufactured from silver as well as copper. Large numbers appear to have travelled (with or without their owners/manufacturers) beyond mainland Europe, especially to Britain and southern Scandinavia. Provenance: ex A Smith collection.
Lot 1161
Middle Anglo-Saxon, virtually complete copper-alloy strap end dating c. AD 750-900. This example probably is best attributed to Thomas' (2000, p. 89) class A, type 2a: strap ends of convex form decorated in the Trewhiddle style, with geometric curvilinear motifs. It is of broadly sub-triangular form in plan view, with a thinned apex demonstrating two adjacent circular rivet holes (now missing) that expands to its midpoint before tapering sharply to form a zoomorphic terminal in the form of an animal's head. The main body of the strap end is infilled with symmetrical curvilinear decoration in the form of tendrils with lobed ends that bow and knot around each other. This design is perhaps designed to be evocative of two vine-like plants, one sprouting from each end of the central field. Interestingly, this design is perhaps more evocative of the later Early Medieval 'Winchester style', which employs frequent use of symmetrical vegetal motifs Condition: very good, despite some wear to terminal and a small amount of encrustation, nicely patinated. Length: 42mm.Reference: Thomas, G. 2000. A Survey of Late Anglo-Saxon and Viking-Age Strap Ends from Britain. UCL/IOA: unpublished PhD thesis.Provenance: found Ravensden, Bedfordshire, 2014. Recorded on the PAS as BH-44ED75.
Lot 821
AN EDWARDIAN SATINWOOD DRESSING TABLE, with mirror superstructure, the bow-front top with chequer stringing over a conforming centre drawer flanked by two pairs of short drawers, raised on square section tapering legs, moving on castors. 129.5cm wideProvenance: The Keith Schellenberg Collection.
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