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Click here to subscribeA BRONZE FIGURE OF A TANTRIC GODDESS(?), NEPAL, CIRCA 16TH CENTURY the multi-armed, multi-headed deity seated on a rat, resting on the prostrate corpse of a male deity, holding various attributes including karttrka and kapala, the rectangular base below with a row of severed heads, traces of gilt on aureole and chest 13.5cm high Provenance: Private collection, USA. Acquired before 1990
Medals, Boer War, WW1 PoW Casualty 1914 Star/Clasp Trio, Memorial Plaque, group of four - Sussex Regt., Queen's South Africa/five clasps (Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902) - 5866 Pte. J. Tugnott (sic), R. Sussex Regt., 1914 Star/clasp Trio - 5866 Pte. J. Tugnutt, R. Suss. R. (EF), bronze memorial plaque - John Tugnutt, with researchPrivate Tugnutt served with the 21st Sussex Mounted Infantry in the Boer War (five-clasp QSA entitlement only). He entered France with the regiment on September 20th, 1914, and was taken as a prisoner-of-war, but died of his wounds on November 15th, 1914.
Martin Acoustic Guitar, Classic 12-string Martin D12-28 Acoustic Guitar, serial number 1972853, right-hand model, brand new, unused, undamaged, never strung but with a complete original set of 12 Martin M180 extra light 80/20 bronze strings. Made by CF Martin & Co, Nazareth, PA. USA. Dreadnought flat top body with natural spruce top and rosewood back and sides in high gloss finish, white bindings, ebony black fingerboard with pearl dot inlays, 14/20 frets, solid mahogany neck with chrome Martin 12-string enclosed tuning heads. Martin black moulded hard-shell case with dark-green interior and chrome fastenings. All in excellent “as new” condition
THE SHIPBUILDER'S MODEL OF THE BRITISH & COMMONWEALTH SHIPPING CO LTD MV "CLAN MACGOWAN", 1962 in glazed case on light oak base with engraved bronze presentation tablet inscribed MV "CLAN MACGOWAN" LAUNCHED 14TH DECEMBER 1962 BY MRS ERNEST MARPLES WIFE OF THE MINISTER OF TRANSPORT, 98.5cm l together with a ship's bell inscribed CLAN MACGOWAN, with clapper, 14cm h (2) Provenance: Presented to Ruth Alianore, Baroness Marples (1919-2014) in 1962 thence by descent to the present vendor. The MV Clan Macgowan, a cargo vessel of 8811 tonnes and 471 foot length was built at Greenock for the Clan Line Steamers Ltd. The vessel was severely damaged whilst berthed at Bombay in 1984 and was broken up the following year. ++Both items in the lot in fine original condition
A PAIR OF FRENCH GILT AND PATINATED BRONZE AND BRASS FIGURAL CANDLESTICKS, EARLY-MID 19TH C in the form of Cupid, slate plinth, 38.5cm h ++Originally with nozzle now lacking; sconces drilled for electric wire, the lacquered sheet brass casing of the drum base dented on one, one cornucopia type lamp support loose, lacquer discoloured, slate plinth slightly chipped
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