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Lot 276
Helen Stuart (fl. 1880s), portrait of a Maori wearing a huia -feather head-dress, over-painted gelatin silver print, signed and dated 1885, 22" x 21", framed, together with a bronze prize medallion from the Colonial and Indian Exhibition London 1886. The Christchurch Star of 5th November 1886 reported that a photograph of a Maori coloured by Helen Stuart was Included In an exhibition of New Zealand art, part of the Colonial and Indian Exhibition, held at the Royal Albert Hall In London, where examples of Martins ethnological and topographical Photographs are also recorded as being exhibited.
Lot 344
THREE PIECES OF RUSKIN POTTERY, comprising two high fired examples of cylindrical form with flared rims, dated 1909 and 1924, together with a 487 pattern trumpet shaped vase in a mottled bronze glaze, dated 1926 (3) (condition: two pieces have stapled repairs, all have some degree of damage, tallest height approximately 29.5cm)
Lot 419
AN UNUSED EXTREMELY HIGH QUALITY CASED WILLIAM POWELL 20 BORE GUN CARE SET, it includes three turnscrews, cleaning rod and associated jag, phosphor bronze brush, lambs wool mop, case extractor, two snap caps, two oil bottles, a chamber brush and a brush for removing dust, etc from the action
Lot 450
THREE 12 BORE WOOL MOP CLEANING RODS, a tin of small brushes and buds for cleaning small arms, a hand protector designed to fit on a set of side by side shotgun barrels, a ramp back sight graduated up to 200 yards, a foresight protector for a rifle and a small quantity of .22'' air rifle pellets, together with a cased William Powell shotgun maintenance kit consisting of a cleaning rod, a jag, phosphor bronze brush, bristle brush and wool mop, three turnscrews and gold coloured metal oil container
Lot 456
Small cast bronze plaquette, believed to be Attila the Hun, facing left, his forehead formed from a boar's head, his cheek bone formed as a crab and his jawline as a fish, mid brown patination, probably Italian, 18th Century or earlier, 4.5cm diameterNB: This depiction is possibly influenced by the artist Giuseppe Archimboldi (1527-93)
Lot 460
Three Roman brooches, comprising a Roman bronze cockerel brooch with enamelled details, complete with pin, 1st-3rd Century A.D., 41mm; a lozenge shape brooch with chequered enamelled design, with central red enamelled disc, circa 2nd Century A.D. (pin deficient), approx. 50mm x 35mm; Romano-British dragonesque brooch, lower limbs deficient, thought to be 1st or 2nd Centruy A.D., 40mm; also a Romanesque design bronze dog brooch (by repute found many years ago at Castlefields, Manchester), 50mm (4)
Lot 1954
An Egyptian bronze situla circa 7th - 6th century BC the ovoid body with a knopped base and swing handle, with an incised rectangular panel containing on the left a priest seated on a stool with incense cones on his head and wearing a panther pelt and with an offering table in front, with fourteen rows of hieroglyphs and a standing priest wearing a panther pelt, holding an incense burner and pouring a libation, 26cm high. Provenance By repute ex Lady Meux (1847-1910) Collection, Theobald's Park, Hertfordshire, UK. Annie Trotter, London. Ingrid McAlpine, 1939 - 2018, London and Epsom, from the above 22/10/93. cf. see Some Account of the Collection of Egyptian Antiquities in the Possession of Lady Meux at Theobald's Park, Waltham Cross, 1896, no.71, p.152 - 154, pl.XX.
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