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Lot 230
Phosphor bronze propellor with pendulum chiming clock. White ceramic dial with Roman numerals and bevelled glass. Plaque inscribed, 'Presented to Commander E.S.D Fremantle Royal Navy By The Officers and Ratings H.M.S Royal Charles Calais 1945'. Possibly a torpedo or U-boat propellor. Height 42cm, width 45cm. In good original condition, Clock appears to be working although not tested for timekeeping.
Lot 277
ASSORTED ASIAN COLLECTABLES including FOUR LADIES FANS, comprising Chinese blue silk fan (boxed), Chinese mother of pearl and painted ivory silk fan (boxed), smaller Chinese bone brise fan (2 sticks damaged), and a European Etruscan-style wood and printed cotton fan, PAIR CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE SAUCER DISHES, Qianlong, of lobed form, centre painted with basket and vase full of flowers, amid scattered insects and sprigs, 24.2cms diam., CHINESE 'SQUIRREL & VINE' SANCAI BRUSHPOT, BITONG, Qing Dynasty, applied to one side in high relief with three squirrels eating vine fruit, 11.5cms high, JAPANESE SILVER DRAGON VASE & TWO ANCESTOR SHRINES, the small stem vase tapering circular with cherry blossom handles, tripod base, a gilt black lacquer inscribed tablet and a box container with inscribed bamboo tablet within, visible through pierced cover, ASSORTED ASIAN METALWARE, including Chinese portable hand warmer, archaistic bronze mirror, tea canister, tea box, six provincial blue and white soup spoonsProvenance: private collection CardiffComments: brise fan damaged, both dishes with multiple small rim chips, brushpot with crack, vase one leg repaired, gilt tablet with chipped lacquer
Lot 328
Charming enameled circus elephant box with removable saddle. This piece features beautiful blue, pink, green, and purple set crystals shimmering on the saddle, headdress, and ball. Hand applied bronze and gold enamels. Jay Strongwater impressed backstamp. This item has its original box. Box measures: 4"L x 4"W x 2.25"H. Dimensions: 1.25"L x 2.75"W x 2.25"HManufacturer: Jay StrongwaterCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 332
Small and round red enameled box encrusted with colorful mini crystals atop a cute bow, bronze accents. Jay Strongwater impressed backstamp. This item has its original box. Box measures: 2.75"L x 2.75"W x 2.25"H. Dimensions: 1.25"W x 1"HManufacturer: Jay StrongwaterCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 345
With an enameled finish, this charm is carefully decorated with hand-set crystals on the corners and in center with a heart shaped opening. Further bronze metal work. Jay Strongwater impressed backstamp. This item has its original box. Box measures: 4"L x 4"W x 2.25"H. Dimensions: 2.75"L x 1.5"W x 3"HManufacturer: Jay StrongwaterCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 109
Qing Dynasty, Ca. 18th Century AD.A pair of cloisonné, enamelled cranes with twin-light candelabra. Each crane has a slender neck elegantly curved in an "S" shape, surmounted by a red crest and a beak biting on the candelabra. The slender body is predominantly enamelled in yellow within the gilt outline, and the wings and tail feathers are detailed in shades of red, white, light and dark green. The cranes stand sturdily with long legs and claws on a bronze stand support by toad feet.一对掐丝珐琅仙鹤型双灯烛台。每只仙鹤的颈部都呈优雅的 "S "形弯曲，颈部饰有红色徽章，鹤嘴咬在烛台上。纤细的鹤身在镀金轮廓内主要以黄色珐琅彩绘，翅膀和尾羽则以红色、白色、浅绿色和深绿色细化。仙鹤长腿张牙舞爪，稳稳地站立在由蟾蜍脚支撑的青铜支架上。 Size: 390-395mm x 150-150mm; Weight: 2.81kg
Lot 113
Qing Dynasty, Ca. AD 1644-1911.A Chinese bronze tripod censer. The censer is in squat, globular form supported by a tripod, with a waisted neck, slightly flared rim and elongated handles. On the bottom of the censer is a YuTangQingWan mark.一件中国青铜三足鼎立香炉。青铜鼎为蹲踞形，由鼎支撑，有束腰颈、微外撇的口沿和拉长的把手。香炉底部有 "玉堂清玩 "款。 Size: 140mm x 240mm; Weight: 1.81kg
Lot 123
Persia, Ca. 11th-12th century AD.A beautiful example of a bronze scroll holder with a tubular tapering body and a collar. Decorated with a panel of Eastern Kufic script. Size: 295mm x 54mm ; Weight: 1.65kg Provenance: Private London collection of Early Islamic Art - M.A.; formerly acquired on the UK art market since the 1980s.
Lot 134
Ca. AD 1500.A beautiful bronze ewer of typical piriform shape with a curved handle, and a long spout. The vessel rises from a flared circular base, with a tall tapering collared neck finished with a domed lid with a pointing finial. The exterior is covered with intricate ornamentation in silver and gold gilding. Size: 407mm x 165mm ; Weight: 3.51kg Provenance: Private UK collection, formed since the 1990s on the UK and International Art market.
Lot 146
Ca. 11th -12th century AD.A bronze mortar and pestle with a fine patination finish. The mortar is in the form of a bulbous shape tube and a slightly flared rim. The main body is decorated with two bands of lotus buds protrusions, which are alternated with roundels consisting of zoomorphic depictions. The pestle is formed with a knobbed handle and a long cylindrical shaft with a rounded base. This object was most likely a utilitarian object used in the kitchen for the preparation of food or possibly by a physician, skilfully mixing medicines and preparing substances for the healing of the ill. For a similar example, see The Louvre Museum, Main number: MAO 2107a. Size: 160mm x 110mm ; Weight: 410g Provenance: Private London family collection; formed between 1970-2008.
Lot 157
Ca. AD 1100-1200.A beautiful bronze mortar and pestle set. The mortar is a hollow-cast bronze with flange rims on top and bottom, which would have allowed it to sit securely on a flat surface. The outer surface, as well as the rim, are decorated with three horizontally oriented registers containing silver inlaid Arabic script. The pestle, used to grind and crush materials inside the mortar is of slender form, and it features a flat base and a decorative knobbed handle, which would have provided a comfortable grip for the user. The use of mortars and pestles in the Seljuk world was essential for the preparation of a variety of substances, including spices, herbs, and medicinal powders. They were commonly used in kitchens, apothecaries, and medical facilities. Poss Size: 120-210mm x 50-170mm ; Weight: 910-3340g Provenance: Private London family collection.
Lot 158
Ca. AD 1100-1200.A bronze jug with a cylindrical body, flat shoulder, and tubular neck culminating in an upward-angled spout and ear-shaped handle. The exterior of the item is extensively decorated with intricate incised decoration and calligraphy, as well as repousse decorative motifs on the neck. The Seljuk dynasty was a prominent medieval Muslim dynasty that ruled over various parts of the Islamic world from the 11th to the 14th centuries. During their reign, the Seljuks patronized and developed many arts and crafts, including metalworking. The Seljuk metalworkers were particularly renowned for their production of intricately decorated jugs, which were used for both practical and decorative purposes. Size: 370mm x 180mm ; Weight: 1.46kg Provenance: Acquired from Acquired from M.A ; previously in a collection formed on the UK/International art market before 2000.
Lot 161
Ca. AD 1100-1200.A bronze oil lamp features a flaring and concave foot, meticulously shaped to provide stability and ensure balance in its overall composition. Its round body, embellished with intricate chiselled patterns, showcases the fine attention to detail lavished upon this piece. The addition of a hinged lid further enhances both its practicality and visual allure. The rear handle of the lamp not only adds an element of elegance but also serves a functional purpose, facilitating effortless transportation of the lamp from one location to another. The arched spout, boasting an heart-shaped nozzle, serves as yet another testament to the exceptional skill and craftsmanship of the lamp's maker, demonstrating their ability to create aesthetically pleasing and technically precise features. Oil lamps, such as this exquisite example, held significant importance in both practical and symbolic realms. Widely used in homes, mosques, and other public spaces, these lamps provided essential illumination, dispelling darkness and creating an inviting ambiance. Beyond their utilitarian function, oil lamps were often elevated to objects of artistic expression, with intricate designs and ornate calligraphy adorning their surfaces. These decorative elements served as visual reminders of the religious and cultural values cherished during the lamp's time of creation, reflecting the rich tapestry of beliefs and traditions held by the communities that utilized them. Size: 195mm x 230mm ; Weight: 700g Provenance: Property of a London Islamic art specialist collector; previously in a collection formed since the 1980s.
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