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Lot 5135
Miscellaneous - Cookery - Mrs. Beeton's Book of Household Management: 1869, 1880, 1891 and early 20th century edition, various states and bindings, 12mo, (4); British Topography - Thorough Guide Series: Yorkshire, Part II, second edition - revised, 1893, & The English Lake District, sixth edition - revised and enlarged, 1891, red cloth as issued, 16mo, (2); Periodicals - The Family Friend, 1855, line engravings throughout, contemporary half leather and marbled boards, 12mo; Bow Bells, 1874, wood engravings throughout, contemporary quarter-leather and buckram boards, small folio; Medicine/Medical - American Imprint, The Homœopathic Theory and Practice of Medicine, volume II only, William Radde, New York 1864, contemporary and quarter calf 8vo, [9]
Lot 142
GOODALL, LAMB & HEIGHWAY, MANCHESTER, GOOD EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY WRITING TABLE WITH MIRROR BACK, the oval, bevel edged plate beneath a dentil moulded and arched cornice, flanked by a pair of small cabinets with downswept tops, one fitted with a compartmented interior for stationary, the other fitted with two short drawers, above a top with inset brown leather writing surface and bow fronted centre section, set over a conforming central drawer, inlaid with ribbon tied bell husk swags, and flanked by four short drawers, raised on eight turned and inlaid legs with brown pot castors, tied by shaped stretchers, locks stamped : Goodhall and label to top right hand drawer, 48” (122cm) high, 42” x 20 ½” (106.7cm x 52cm)
Lot 147
FOUR EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY CORNER CHAIRS, comprising: THREE SIMILAR, with boxwood line inlays, central splat , oval padded seat and square cabriole legs, THE OTHER, with vase shaped splat and pierced side splats, bow fronts seat and cabriole legs, all covered in matching green ‘Regency’ stripe fabric, (4)
Lot 168
GOOD QUALITY MID TWENTIETH CENTURY CARVED AND FIGURED WALNUT SIDE TABLE IN THE QUEEN ANN TASTE, the bow fronted top with leaf carved moulding, set above a conforming frieze, and raised on leaf capped tall cabriole supports tied by a foliate scroll pierced apron, 33” (83.8cm) high, 32 ¼” x 15 ¾” (81.9cm x 40cm)
Lot 107
Assorted reference works ,mainly Lowestoft and Limehouse and Bow porcelains, including two volumes of the Norfolk Museum Service works, Sheenah Smith, Lowestoft Porcelain in Norwich Castle Museum (1975 & 85) and English Ceramic Circle, Limehouse Ware Revealed (1993) and other items (10) Provenance: The Oxborrow collection.
Lot 6
Four items of Worcester porcelain and a Bow porcelain dish, various dates 18th century, comprising: a Bow blue and white shaped oval ozier-moulded blue and white dish or stand, circa 1760, 19.5cm in length; a Worcester blue and white coffee cup painted with the 'Warbler' pattern, circa 1760; a Worcester polychrome coffee cup painted with flowers, circa 1770; and a later Worcester blue and gilt trio and a 'Hop Trellis' fluted coffee cup
Lot 504
After Anthony Van Dyck (1599 - 1641)A large Polychrome wool Tapestry, probably Imperial Russia, St. Petersburg, early 19th Century "The Capture of Samson," with all round accentuated border, the centre upper band with a coat of arms and each corner with an oval shield depicting a grotesque mask. The centre with Delilah seated on a settee while the Philistines tied Samson with seven bow strings.* In the middle of the 18th Century Imperial Russia began to weave tapestry based on paintings by the great Dutch Masters such as Rubens, Rembrandt & Van Dyck, approx. (185cms x 279cms) 6' 1" x 9' 2". (1)
Lot 675
A very good large set of 14 (12 + 2 carvers) George III, Hepplewhite Dining Chairs, with shield shaped backs, the carved and pierced splats with urn and foliage swags, the bow fronted seats upholstered and covered in wine coloured hide leather, and raised on square tapering legs with spade feet. (14)
Lot 720
19th Century German School"Portrait of a Lady with lace bonnet, red floral shawl, and white dress," together with "Portrait of a Man with side locks wearing a French blue jacket and white bow tie," both half length, oval O.O.C., each in matching oval carved giltwood frame, a pair, approx. 39cms x 32cms (15 1/2" x 12 1/2"). (2)
Lot 242
An Ascot gun metal open face chronograph pocket watch, the 43mm white dial having a Roman numeral chapter ring, centre stop watch hand, two subsidiary dials, all in a gun metal coloured case 52mm diameter marked Acier 55415 top wind movement marked "The Ascot Patent 20th June 1887", rose coloured bow to top, watch is running at present time although no guarantee is given.
Lot 587
A large Bow polychrome mug: of slender baluster form with grooved loop handle and heart shaped terminal, painted with a floral bouquet on each side below an iron-red border of stylised flower heads within scrolling arches, circa 1765, 14 cm high [some discolouration to rim].*Note Cf. Adams and Redstone 'Bow Porcelain' page 162 pl.'O' for a similar example.
Lot 593
A matched pair of Bow figures of Harlequin and Columbine: after the Meissen originals, Harlequin playing the bagpipes and wearing a pointed hat and traditional costume, Columbine playing a hurdy-gurdy and wearing a blue and yellow bodice and floral decorated skirt, circa 1760-65, 12 cm [some restoration].
Lot 876
Japy Frères, Paris, a French pink porcelain clock garniture: the eight-day duration movement striking the hours and half-hours on a bell with an outside countwheel and stamped with the trademark for the maker Japy Frères, Paris, along with the trademark for the retailer Henry Marc, Paris, the round pink porcelain dial decorated with painted floral decoration and having gilt Roman hour numerals and gilt-brass spade hands, the tapered gilt-metal case having applied scroll mouldings with engraved decoration, inset pink porcelain panels and tapered decorative porcelain pillars to the sides, all surmounted with a gilt-metal figure of a putto holding a bow and arrow, the rear of the case stamped for the casemaker Mourey of Paris, complete with a pair of matching five-light side-pieces, height 39cms clock, 42cms side-pieces.* Biography For details of Japy Frères see lot no. 42084/1.
Lot 933
A late 18th Century green lacquer and gilt chinoiserie bow-fronted hanging corner cupboard:, with fret cut shaped pediment and ball finial, decorated with birds amidst scrolling floral foliage centred by a shell, having interior fixed shelves enclosed by a pair of doors decorated with figures amidst pagodas and birds amidst flowers and foliage, heightened in gilt, within gilt line ornament, 60cm (1ft 11 3/4in) across, 117cm (3ft 10in) high.
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