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Lot 212
Bronze Prize Medallion - Date 1923, Profile bust and legend 'George V King & Emperor Patron MCMX' to obverse, Patron Of The Royal Society Of Arts, Manufacturers And Commerce, Founded 1754, Incorporated By Royal Charter 1847. Awarded to Dorothy Bevan for shorthand 140 words per minute examination. Mint condition in original presentation case. See photo.
Lot 1100
A London Midland & Scottish Railway bronze 'Quota league Competition' plaque:, inscribed 'The staff of this station won the shield in their league for the year 1937' over a relief image of a train, plane, boat and car between Odeon shaped towers, mounted on an oak plaque, inscribed to the reverse 'Thorpe on the Hill siding removed 1964', 34 x 23cm
Lot 1191
A Dowler King's screw patent corkscrew:, circa 1820, narrow rack with tuned bone handle and turned ivory side handle, mounted vacant oval cartouche, ringed bronze barrel with badge marked 'Dowler Patent' between lion and unicorn supporters, wire helix. *Provenance- Christie's South Kensington 25th May 1999, lot 60
Lot 1196
An early 19th century Thomason 'Ne Plus Ultra' double action corkscrew by Samuel Cotterill:, turned bone handle with brush, engine turned and ringed bronze barrel with Royal Coat of Arms, also signed as per title, wire helix.* Provenance- 'The Herbert Mills Collection' Christie's South Kensington 22nd September 1998, lot 113
Lot 1245
OF CIRCUS INTEREST Lord George Sanger Archive: a metal advertising tin 'Lord George Sanger's Hall By The Sea, Margate', a penny paper 'The Life of Lord George Sanger', a smaller tract 'The Life of Lord Geo Sanger The World's Greatest Showman', two gilt metal stars containing photographs of Lord Sanger and his wife Ellen, two pin badges, two photographs of Ellen, two continental gilt bronze medallions, a mesh purse given by Ellen Sanger to her daughter Hettie, a World War One medal to Hettie's son M2 -136192 Pte. V.V. Reeve, A.S.C., two Hall by The Sea programmes, all contained in a metal cash box belonging to Arthur Reeve.
Lot 674
An accumulation of various coins and tokens:, including a silver 1897 Jubilee medallion, a Charles II farthing 1672, a collection of Georgian, Victorian and later bronze coinage, some foreign coinage, a collection of mixed silver coinage, a collection of pennies from 1861-1967, a George III metal medal, four metal Royal medals, Victoria gilt medal with inset photo, Earls Court gigantic wheel token 1897 etc, (a lot)
Lot 421
A CHINESE BRONZE VASE YUAN/MING DYNASTY The pear-shaped body with a waisted neck decorated with a band of scrolls, flanked with two dragon-head handles with loose rings, the flared foot with a band of stylised waves, 34.3cm, 5kg. Provenance: a Hong Kong private collection, purchased from Nicholas Pitcher, London. Cf. R Kerr, Later Chinese Bronzes, pp.46-49 for a comparable example.
Lot 441
A CHINESE BRONZE HU AND COVER 16TH/17TH CENTURY Cast in two parts, the upper section detachable, the pear-shaped body with two dragon mask handles, decorated with archaistic scrolling patterns, with bands of lappets to the rims and four lines of seal script to the underside, 38cm, 7kg. (2) Provenance: a Hong Kong private collection, purchased from Nicholas Pitcher, London, on 22nd August 2008.
Lot 442
A CHINESE BRONZE LION DOG INCENSE BURNER LATE MING DYNASTY Seated on his haunches, the hinged head turned to the side, bearing his fangs, his ears in an alert expression, the back with curls of fur and with an upswept tail, mounted on a hardwood stand, 42cm, 9kg. (2) Provenance: a Hong Kong private collection, purchased from Bigwoods on 25th January 2008, lot 355.
Lot 444
A CHINESE ARCHAISTIC 'SHI SOU' SILVER INLAID BRONZE INCENSE BURNER PROBABLY 17TH CENTURY The compressed circular body with two C-shaped handles inlaid with silver wire decoration of taotie masks, raised on a slightly flared foot, with a two character mark to the underside, 16.5cm, 732g. Provenance: a Hong Kong private collection, purchased from Nicholas Pitcher, London on 3rd June 2008.
Lot 464
A CHINESE GOLD-SPLASHED BRONZE INCENSE BURNER QING DYNASTY The U-shaped body with two lion-head handles, all raised on a short tapered foot, the gold-splashed decoration includes the characters da Ming, the base with a roundel of two dragons and a six character Xuande mark, 20.3cm, 1.8kg. Provenance: a Hong Kong private collection, formerly the collection of Sir William Aykroyd Bt M C, Buckland Newton Place, Dorset, Duke's 11th December 2007, lot 131.
Lot 466
A CHINESE BRONZE DING AND COVER PROBABLY WARRING STATES PERIOD The compressed circular body and domed cover cast with concentric bands of scrolling patterns, the cover with three ring handles decorated with a chevron pattern, all raised on three short feet, 24cm, 1.7kg. (2) Provenance: a Hong Kong private collection, purchased from Nicholas Pitcher, London on 8th July 2008.
Lot 470
A CHINESE BRONZE RECTANGULAR INCENSE BURNER MING/QING DYNASTY The plain rectangular-section body with two angular handles raised on four bracket feet, a six character Xuande mark to the base, together with a later hardwood cover, 11.5cm, 380g. (2) Provenance: a Hong Kong private collection, purchased from Nicholas Pitcher, London.
Lot 496
A CHINESE REVERSE GLASS PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN 19TH CENTURY Depicting a young lady beside a fruiting pomegranate tree and blossoming shrubs, looking intently into a bronze mirror, contained in a hardwood frame with a key fret border, 48.5cm x 33.5cm. Provenance: a Hong Kong private collection, purchased from Nicholas Pitcher, London, 23rd July 2008.
Lot 512
A CHINESE BRONZE INCENSE BURNER AND COVER 17TH/18TH CENTURY The tapered body with two loop handles rising from the rim supported on three elephant head-shaped legs, the base with a six character Xuande mark, the reticulated cover with lotus flowerheads and scrolling foliage and with an elephant surmount carrying a basket on his back, 19cm, 956g. (2)
Lot 515
TWO LARGE CHINESE BRONZE INCENSE BURNERS DATED 1837 AND 1908 Each with bombé-shaped body, the larger with phoenix-head handles and a band of archaistic decoration with birds and taotie masks, with a four character date mark reading Daoguang Ding You, the smaller with mask-shaped handles and a date mark reading Xuantong Yuan Nian, 39cm and 30cm, 10kg and 11kg. (2)
Lot 517
A CHINESE BRONZE INCENSE BURNER AND STAND QING DYNASTY With a compressed circular body and a slightly flared rim with two handles, all supported on three tapered legs, a four character Xuande seal mark to the underside, together with a bronze tripod stand cast as a stylised lotus leaf, 20.5cm, 4.3kg. (2)
Lot 519
A CHINESE BRONZE TRIPOD INCENSE BURNER AND COVER LATE QING DYNASTY The compressed circular body decorated with a panel of deer and bats amongst trees to one side and cranes to the other and with two lion-head handles to the sides, all supported on three tall legs, the cover with reticulated leaf decoration and surmounted by a lion dog, 26cm, 3.8kg. (2)
Lot 520
A CHINESE BRONZE TRIPOD INCENSE BURNER QING DYNASTY With a compressed circular body cast with six spiralling roundels, with a recessed rim and two loop handles rising from the shoulder, all supported on three tall legs capped with masks, 19.5cm, 2kg. Provenance: from the collection of Professor J Norman Collie, FRS (1859-1942) and thence by descent.
Lot 524
A CHINESE BRONZE LION DOG INCENSE BURNER 17TH CENTURY With his left paw on a brocade ball entangled in a ribbon, his hinged head turned to the side and bearing his fangs, together with a Japanese tripod incense burner and cover with a qilin finial, 38.5cm. (3) Provenance: a private English collection, purchased from Sotheby's, 21st July 1969, lot 79.
Lot 526
A CHINESE MINIATURE ARCHAISTIC BRONZE INCENSE BURNER MING/QING DYNASTY The rectangular-section body with a band of archaistic geometric patterns and four flanges to the corners, with two handles rising from a broad rim, with a later wood cover, together with a parcel-gilt tripod incense burner with two animal mask handles, 7.4cm and 14cm, 118g and 449g. (3) Provenance: formerly the collection of Lieutenant Colonel Kenneth Dingwall, DSO (1869-1946).
Lot 529
A CHINESE BRONZE PEAR-SHAPED VASE YUAN/EARLY MING DYNASTY With a waisted neck decorated with a band of taotie masks and with two dragon head-shaped handles and a flared rim, 26.7cm, 2.1kg. Provenance: from the estate of Anthony Wingate. Cf. R Kerr, Later Chinese Bronzes, pp.46-49 for a comparable example.
Lot 405
FRENCH KINGWOOD, VERNIS MARTIN, AND GILT BRONZE MOUNTED VITRINELATE 19TH CENTURY the top with a three quarter brass gallery above a glazed door and side panels, the door with an oval Vernis Martin panel, opening to a glass shelved interior and mirror back, on cabriole legs with gilt metal mounts67cm wide, 159cm high, 38cm deepProvenance: Culverthorpe Hall, Lancashire
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