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Lot 263
A Duchess 'Green Sleeves' pattern part dinner and tea service comprising fifteen side plates, eight cake plates, six starter plates, five dinner plates, a soup dish, two vegetable bowls, thirteen saucers, thirteen cups, water jug, teapot, sugar bow, milk jug, cream jug, six egg cups, two slops bowls, eight dessert bowls, and a large cup and saucer, also seven Hummel collectors plates, a boxed Spode cake stand, a boxed Worcester Herbs pattern flan dish, fish flatware and ivoreen handled cutlery.
Lot 74
An Edwardian mahogany bow front display cabinet with architectural backrail and three panel curved glass front with two velvet lined mahogany shelves the lower panel of the door decorated with swags and festoons, all supported on line inlaid square tapering legs to spayed feet, height 170cm. CONDITION REPORT Width 95cm, depth 43cm.No obvious signs of woodworm.
Lot 217
FIVE ITEMS OF SILVER AND WHITE METAL JEWELLERY to include a marcasite and enamel jockey brooch, a filigree bow brooch, a late Victorian rectangular blue lace agate brooch, a paste eternity ring and a green paste and marcasite ring, brooch lengths 38mm to 50mm, ring size J1/2, total weight 35 grams
Lot 262
A SELECTION OF SILVER AND WHITE METAL JEWELLERY to include a late Victorian silver Mizpah brooch, four marcasite brooches, a marcasite bow necklace, four pairs of marcasite earrings, a silver cheroot case, A Charles Horner enamel brooch (enamel chipped), a moss agate brooch, etc, most with marks to indicate silver, total weight 159.5 grams
Lot 698
FORTY FIVE LILLIPUT LANE SCULPTURES FROM MIDLANDS SERIES (brown, black and blue backstamp) to include 'Izaak Walton', 'Railway Cottage' (deeds), 'Larkrise' (deeds), 'Little Hay' (deeds), 'Tudor Court', 'Stocklebeck Mill', 'St Mary's', 'William Shakespeare', 'Anne Hathaway 1989', 'Junk and Disorderly', 'Bredon House', 'Armada House', 'Chiltern Mill', 'Moreton Manor', 'Rosemary Cottage' (deeds), 'Sulgrave Manor' (deeds), 'Beehive Cottage' (deeds), 'Bow Cottage', 'Tired Timbers' etc (some rubbing etc)
Lot 89
FIVE ITEMS OF DESIGNER JEWELLERY to include a Tiffany & Co 'Please Return To Tiffany & Co. New York' heart padlock clasp, stamped 925, length 21mm, a Hot Diamonds bow and heart pendant, stamped 925, length 355mm, a silver Hoxton ring, hallmarked, together with two gentleman's Emporio Armani bracelets, both stamped steel, total weight of items with marks to indicate silver 18.6 grams
Lot 302
A 1:75 SCALE STATIC DISPLAY MODEL OF THE RUSSIAN BALTIC PATROL SHIP MOSQUITO , ORIGINALLY BUILT AT THE ST. PETERSBURG ADMIRALTY YARD, 1875 modelled by G. Cheikhet with carved hull decorated with finely chiselled gilt brass bow and stern decoration, planked deck with detailed brass and wood fittings including anchors with davits, bilge pump, winches, bitts, deck lights, single 4in. gun on brass slides, planked boats in davits, raked masts with rigging and other details, mounted within glazed wooden case with plate -- 19½ x 25½ x 10in. (49.5 x 65 x 25.5cm.)
Lot 303
A WELL PRESENTED BONE SHIP MODEL FOR A THREE-MASTED PASSENGER STEAM SHIP, CIRCA 1910 the wooden hull planked in bone with copper pins, now painted gold below the waterline with propeller and rudder, the deck with fittings including rails, capstan, saloon lights, companionways, eight covered bone boats in davits, open bridge, masts with yards, booms, gaffs and standing and running rigging and other details, mounted on wooden cradle stand within glazed wooden case with sliding access panel by bow. Overall measurements -- 22½ x 39 x 17½in. (57 x 99 x 44.5cm.) This lot will be available for viewing at Imperial Road
Lot 310
A FINE BUILDER'S HALF BLOCK MODEL FOR AN UNIDENTIFIED CRUISING YACHT, CIRCA 1895 carved in two sections of laminated pine, gold leaf below waterline, the ebonised topside with engraved boot-top, flourish to bow, metal hawse pipe, lined lacquered deck with cut-away bowsprit and masts, deck lights with inset mirrored glazed tops and raised cockpit, mounted on moulded wooden display board -- 13 x 40in. (33 x 101.5cm.)
Lot 317
A 1:100 SCALE BOARDROOM MODEL OF THE CARGO SHIP ARKLOW SAND BUILT FOR ARKLOW SHIPPING, IRELAND, BY BARKMEIJER STROOBOS, HOLLAND, 1998 the carved wooden hull with five-bladed metal propeller, bilge keels, bow thrusters, Plimsoll marks, rudder and anchor, finished in Irish green above the waterline with green painted decks and hold covers, white painted superstructure with fittings as appropriate and mounted on four spun aluminium supports to wooden display base with brass builder's plate and plexiglass cover. Overall measurements -- 14¾ x 40½ x 9in. (37.5 x 103 x 23cm.); together with a 12 x 23in. (30.5 x 58.5cm.) oil painting of Arklow Sand underway signed Stewart Joyce 17. (2) This lot will be available for viewing at Imperial Road
Lot 320
A TRAVEL AGENT'S WATERLINE MODEL FOR THE PASSENGER CARGO SHIP M.V. AKAROA , ORIGINALLY BUILT FOR SHAW SAVILL LINE BY HARLAND & WOLFF, 1959 modelled by Heaton Tabb, London, with painted composite hull with internal light fittings, planked boxwood decks with painted metal fittings including bitts, bollard, winches, companionways, rigged derricks, covered lifeboats on davits, forward superstructure with overbridge, benches, tennis courts, deck rails, swimming pools, etc., mounted on a moulded waterline base with bow and stern plates and maker's label, contained within a glazed wooden case -- 16½ x 47½ x 14in. (42 x 121 x 36cm.) This lot will be available for viewing at Imperial Road
Lot 90
THE SHIP'S BELL FROM H.M.S. AFRICA (1905) THE FIRST SHIP FROM WHICH AN AIRCRAFT WAS SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED, 10TH JANUARY, 1912 cast in brass with red-filled lettering inscribed H.M.S. AFRICA and loop suspension ( suspension adapted from crown type; clapper later ) -- 13 x 12½in. (33 x 32cm.); together with iron bracket for wall suspension One of eight King Edward VII Class battleships, Africa was built at Chatham Dockyard and launched 20th May 1905 being completed and commissioned in November 1906. Despite displacing nearly 16,000 tons and being given an impressive armament lead by four 12in. guns, she was rendered all but obsolete by the revolutionary Dreadnought which completed just a month later. After initial service in the Atlantic and Channel fleets, she returned to Chatham as flagship in 1911 but was relieved of this by her sister King Edward VII that November. Thus, when in January 1912 the Admiralty (sensing that aircraft may have an important future role with the navy) needed a ship to adapt for their experiments, Africa was available. Anchored in the River Medway, she was fitted with a 100ft downward-sloping ramp extending from foredeck to bow and tested for strength by the crew jumping up and down on it. Lt Charles Samson (1883-1931) climbed into the cockpit of a Gnome-engined Short Improved S.27 pusher seaplane and, on 10th January 1912, successfully completed the world's first powered flight from a ship. The aircraft moved quickly down the runway, dipped slightly after leaving it, but then pulled up and climbed easily. Samson circled Africa several times to the cheers of the crew and, after a few minutes, landed safely at an airfield ashore. It was a tentative start, but shipborne aviation had begun and by 1917 was an important part of naval operations. Africa survived the Great War (although 52 of her 800 crew were lost to Spanish Flu in September 1918), was placed in reserve in November 1918 and broken up at Newcastle in 1920.
Lot 416
An early 20th Century silver picture frame Of rectangular outline, with textured bow motif to top, William Thomas Bell, London, 1908, signed Mappin & Webb, approx. dimensions 22 x 30.5cm. An early 20th Century silver picture frame Of rectangular outline, with textured bow motif to top, William Thomas Bell, London, 1908, signed Mappin & Webb, approx. dimensions 22 x 30.5cm.CONDITION REPORTRibbon decoration bent, slight dents to frame
Lot 803
A mahogany crossbanded and strung dressing table mirror, oval mirror above bow fronted three drawer base, 47 cm wide x 65 cm high, together with a mahogany and brass two division twin- handled music stand, 48.5 cm wide x 21 cm deep x 42 cm high; and an oak four division umbrella stand, 69 cm high (3)
Lot 22
A BLUE AND WHITE ROLEAU VASE, 19th Century, of traditional form, the raised rim painted with a diaper edge, over a single bow-string to the neck and frieze decorated in shaded blue with dignitaries standing before pine trees, the base with six character Kangxi mark in underglaze blue, 30.5cm highAcquired at Mealy’s Furness House (Patrick & Louise Guinness) Sale (Oct 6, 2015)
Lot 635
A collection of WWI printed ephemera including a British propaganda pamphlet 'Germany's Dishonoured Army - Additional Records of German Atrocities in France' by Professor J.H. Morgan - Late Home Office Commissioner with the British Expeditionary Force', published in 1915 by The Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, together with WWI board game To Berlin, printed and published by Valentine and Sons Ltd, with original box containing counters and die, 7.5 by 7.5cm, discharge papers for Second Lieutenant W. G. Headding, Machine Gun Corps, instructions on how to build a Nissen Bow Hut Mark I, Field Almanac 1916, instructions for use of a Stokes' Trench Howitzer 3 inch Mark I, a collection of Ewardian and later greetings cards, and an RFC RAF photograph frame in the form of the end of a propeller, 28.5 by 29.5cm. (q)
Lot 37
A GENTLEMAN'S STAINLESS STEEL BREITLING SPRINT CHRONOGRAPH WRIST WATCH CIRCA 1969, REF. 2010 WITH "BOW TIE" DIALMovement: 17J, manual wind, Valjoux cal. 7733, signed Breitling Watch Ltd.Case: Diameter approx. 40mm, screw back, signed Breitling, numbered 1,2xx,xxx, MH rotating bezel, Breitling crown. Strap: Rubber Tropic Star. CONDITION REPORTDial: Original dial in very good condition.Movement: Working at present.Case: In excellent condition, sticker applied to case back.Strap/Bracelet: In excellent condition.
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