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Lot 2068
A box of collectables and costume jewellery, including a Chinese carved sandalwood fan with painted leaf gauze in a chinoiserie lacquered case; a set of brass and oak postal scales with weights; two cased bronze 1957 Mayflower commemorative medals; a 1970s Seiko plated ladies watch; etc. (qty)
Lot 2070
C. Miro (20th century) - two patinated bronze overlay sculptures, one depicting a couple embracing on stone steps, dated 1991 and numbered 268/3999 on the bronze, gilt metal plaque to front, 13¾in. (35cm.) high; the other depicting a sleeping girl in flowing robes, seated on a tall pedestal, signed, dated 1990 and numbered 236/3999 to bronze, on a marble base with gilt plaque, 13¼in. (33.7cm.) high overall. (2) Both in good condition, with no faults.
Lot 2079
A miniature bronze of two boxing hares, in the manner of Paul Jenkins, stamped with foundry mark and numbered 163/200, 4½in. (11.5cm.) high; together with two miniature bronze meerkats, probably Jonathan Sanders for Nelson & Forbes, stamped and numbered 116/250 and 195/250, 3 5/8in. (9.2cm.) high. (3) Good condition, with no faults.
Lot 2148
A mounted chromed car mascot depicting Hermes the Winged messenger of the gods - used as Boxing trophy, Hermes holding the staff of Caduceus, the silver plaque, dating to Birmingham,1923, reads 'R. C. of SIGNALS BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS ~1925~ BANTAM WEIGHT WINNER', 10 1/8in. (26cm.) high, together with a bronze version of the same, the shield cartouche engraved 'BOXING CHAMPIONSHIP 1925 FEATHER WEIGHT WINNER CPL. RICHARDSON'. (2)
Lot 2155
A Georgian bronze signal cannon, approximate bore diameter of 2in, the five-stage barrel with raised mouldings / rings and slightly flared and turned muzzle, plain trunnions, and knob-shaped cascabel, 33½in. (83.8cm.) long, later wooden trundle carriage/trolley with wooden wheels and metal pins, 39in. (99cm.) long overall.
Lot 324
Sir John Everett Millais, Bt., PRA, RWS (British, 1829-1886), An historically important drawing of the artist and his wife Effie as Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, inscribed lower edge 'EVER & EFRI REX' and extensively inscribed on the reverse, pen and brown ink, circular 4in. (10.2cm.) diameter; mounted with the Great Exhibition bronze medal of 1851 of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, designed by William Wyon, and from which Millais derived the image.. * * Provenance: Christie's, London 27th February 2007, 27, £9,000; Private collection, Jersey.. * ** It is thought that the drawing was made around the time of Millais' marriage on 3rd July 1855 to Euphemia, known as Effie, who had previously been married to the art critic John Ruskin. Millais and Effie had fallen in love while holidaying in Scotland with Ruskin in 1853 and she successfully had her marriage annulled on the grounds of non consummation. This intensely private and sensitive matter was reported in detail by the press eager to satisfy the public's curiosity. To escape the gossip surrounding their marriage Millais and Effie spent the first six years of their marriage in Scotland. Effie often appeared in Millais' paintings, most famously in The Order of Release (Tate Britain) which was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1853.. * Although born in Southampton, Millais spent his childhood in Jersey and would always describe himself as a Jerseyman.. * Good condition.
Lot 38
A Royal Copenhagen Penguins figure, model 091, factory printed marks, 3¾in. (9.5cm.) high; together with a large cold painted bronze style resin figure of a King Penguin and chick, 11½in. (29.2cm.) high; a painted carved wooden penguin and chick; and two Limoges porcelain penguin trinket boxes. (5). * All in good condition, with no faults.
Lot 405
Edmund Blampied R.E., R.B.A. (Jersey, 1886-1966), Kicking Horse. * terracotta maquette, signed lower centre “Blampied”, English, early 19th century, gilded frame with a lamb’s tongue sight edge, 4 1/8 x 5 1/8in. (10.5 x 13cm.). * * The maquette is related to the drypoint etching “Flies” of 1913 and the bronze sculpture Kicking Horse of 1924 (Catalogue Raisonné, Arnold & Appleby, No.17 & BZ.1). Maquettes by Edmund Blampied are extremely rare.. * Good condition, mane possibly with losses, some wear to frame, very appealing to the eye.
Lot 475
Two antique sets of bronze cup / bucket weights, early 19th century, probably German, the larger with eight graduated cups (all stamped) sides of outer decorated with punchwork scrolls and stylised decoration, 4¾in. (12cm.) high, the smaller with seven cups (stamped) in a plain case, together with another. (3). * One smaller one with missing weight, otherwise good.
Lot 478
A pair of small antique bronze candlesticks, with ormolu mounts to the cylindrical stems on circular stepped bases, the tops with ormolu arched and down-swept gilded flowers, holding the faceted lustres beneath beehive ribbed sconces and drip pans with embossed fruit, 8½in. (21.6cm.) high.. * Three lustres missing, some others with chips, needs cleaning, fair
Lot 509
An Austrian cold painted Vienna bronze Jay, with realistic features, under tail stamped 'Geschutz 2365', 4 x 2½in.(4.2 x 6.3cm.) high; together with a Vienna bronze lizard, approx. 7in. (17.8cm.) long; and a circular alabaster dish, mounted with a group of three painted spelter blue-tits, 3½in. (8.9cm.) diameter, 2¼in. (5.7cm.) high. (3). * Wren very good, lizard with possible damage to tail?, dish with nibbles to rim, all retaining most of their paint.
Lot 580
Coins - Collectible foreign coins: Afghanistan, bronze, Kandahar mint, AH1295 (1878) VF; Australia sixpence 1944 GVF, threepences 1937 & 1943 both EF; British West Africa, cupro-nickel penny 1912 AVF &1936 EF; China, Empire of Manchukuo, Fen, 1936 AEF; Colombia, silver Real 1835, poor; France, 10c 1902 VF; Haiti 1c 1846 EF; India, Jaipur, silver Rupee 1939 (r/y 18) AEF; Japan, 1 Yen 1948/50; Liberia, bronze 1 cent token 1833 GVF; Nepal, Mohar 1818 (1896) VF; Netherlands, Gelderland Unit 1720 GF+, silver Guilder 1848 VF, half Guilder 1928; Panama, 21/2c (Panama Pill) silver 1904 EF; Romania, 1 Leu 1874 AVF; Russia (USSR) 15 Kopeks, 1932R VF; Sicily, Grano (Charles II of Spain) 1699 AVF; S. Africa, sixpence 1892 GF, shilling 1932 VF, silver Rand 1966 & another 1967 EF or better; S. Vietnam, 1 Dong 1964, others modern, circulated (qty)
Lot 583
Numismatics, UK & Irish coins: UK 2/- 1941 GVF; shillings 1927 VF & 1939S VF; sixpence, 1933; penny, Boulton & Watt 1797 AF, another, 1911; bronze farthing c. 1675, Fair only; rare World War Two British Armed Forces Bakelite penny token, uniface EF, also Ireland: 2/6 1964; shillings 1951,1962 & 1968 various; threepences, 1934 GEF, 1940, GVF, 1942, AVF, 1948, AVF, 1956 & 1961 AVF (qty)
Lot 19
A Thailand bronze Buddha, raised on a carved hardwood stand, possibly 18th century. Overall height 21.5 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The wooden base has signs of wear to the feet, one of the small feet has a slight loss and discolouration. Overall, the rest of the base is sound with no structural damage. There is a repair and damage to the top of the Buddha's head, it would appear that an area has been re-soldered, so overall condition is not original, structurally now sound but with repairs. Also, some pitting and other imperfections to the bronze, many of these from its first firing. Also, the patina has been rubbed in places through handling over time.
Lot 4
A Japanese bronze cockerel and hen, raised on a wooden base. Overall height 37 cm, width of base 29 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The wooden base is structurally sound with no damage but there is evident wear to the feet and along the top of the rectangular surface which the chickens stand on. There is also a clear repair to the side at the back of the stand. The hens themselves are not stable on the stand and the larger cockerel has damage to his legs, one of which is split all the way through and loose, so the overall condition for this item is not good, there is also a wing missing in entirety from the cockerel.
Lot 808
A pair of bronze boxing hares, each raised on a shaped marble base. Height 30 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Both these bronzes are structurally sound with some areas of wear to the patina of the bronzes as you would expect with age and handling. Both bases are intact, one base has a small repair to the marble side and a hairline crack to the front. Otherwise the condition is generally good.
Lot 2
Laurence Stephen Lowry RBA RA, British 1887-1976, Self-Portrait, The Artist's Mother, The Artist's Father, and Bronze Medallion, 1975; three offset lithographs in colours on wove, each signed in pencil, numbered 293/300 to the included title sheet, published by Jupiter, each image: 30.7 x 23.7cmNote: together with bronze medallion, created from an original model by Leo Solomon of Rochdale, numbered 293/300 to plaque, incised with signature and date, published by the Morris Singer Foundry Ltd., contained within original presentation box, 12.5cm diameter (framed) (ARR) (3 + medallion) Please refer to department for condition report
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