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Lot 356
Cabinet piano, by James Ball London, circa 1815, the case of mahogany with ebony stringing, barrel keyboard cover, the panel above the keyboard with later fabric, the frieze with central applied guilt-bronze vinous plaque, satinwood fascia board and cheeks with mahogany crossbanding, the five and a half keyboard, FF to c4, with ivory naturals and ebony accidentals, two pedals controlling damper lift and una corda, two turned and reeded legs with brass collars to the front, inscribed above the keyboard James Ball, Duke Street, Grosvenor Square, Maker to His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, also bearing a brass plaque inscribed This piano belongs to Mrs Anne Butlin of Rugby circa 1810, height 5' 9?", 177cm; width 3' 5?", 106cm; depth 1' 10", 66cm *This piano originally formed part of the Mickleburgh Collection and was sold by the Bristol Auction Rooms on 24 June 2003, lot 221
Lot 415
A 19th century Chinese gilt bronze censer, the domed lid with lion dog finial, upswept handles and lion mask scroll triple supports, the top pierced with a ruyi head design, the mottled blue ground to the lid and body decorated with flowerheads, 15cm, carved stand CONDITION REPORT: Generally good condition, there is a small dent c2mm in lid rim and another very tiny one on the other side. The finial has one of its supports missing from the underneath of the lid,, so it “swings”. Some very slight rubbing to gilding over all. Another dent/flaw at base flat rim, possibly at joint. One small area where the enamel appears to have slightly “flaked off”c3mm x 1cm on the side of the base body, just on the shoulder Two slightly rough areas of enamel on the inside of the top of one of the handles and the outside of the base of one of the handles (perhaps slightly mis-fired?) Otherwise the enamel appears good. Two significant areas of loss to the enamel evident from images Some pitting to the body Unusual white 'spotting' to the enamel Scratch to the rim FInial reattached
Lot 416
19th century Chinese gilt bronze cloisonné vase of slender form and flaring rim with scroll handles, the body decorated with flowerhead and scroll design on a turquoise ground, carved stand, 17cm and a later box and lid of circular section, the blue ground decorated with butterflies and flowers, 8.5cm CONDITION REPORT: Vase - One bad bash to one side of the vase with loss of enamels, c3cm round, one sliver of enamel of one white petal on other side Box - good condition apart from one small circular depression on lid with loss of blue ground c1cm round
Lot 431
Chinese heavy bronze vase of tapering square section with rounded high shoulders and mask ring handles, the body decorated in an archaic style on a key fret ground, 21cm CONDITION REPORT: Very heavy, quita a lot of verdigris Slight scrapes and small grazes No base, Nerdigris and some rusted areas to lip Square rim is 8.5cm across Vase is approx 14cm across the handles Vase is 22.5cm tall Vase weighs 3.2 kilograms
Lot 472
Miyao good Japanese bronze model of a standing man shading his eyes while looking to the sky, wearing an elaborate kimono, a mat and hat strapped to his back, he carries a box tied round his neck, signed, lacquered wood stand, Meiji, the bronze 23cm CONDITION REPORT: Figure lacking staff from left hand Minor nibbles to the ridge of the bottom of his kimono Generally presents in good order SOme small chips to the wood base Figure approx 22.5cm tall
Lot 490
18th century Chinese bronze figure of a seated Buddha raised on a lotus throne, part lacquered and gilded, 20cm CONDITION REPORT: Painting and gilding loss throughout but significantly to the face Metalwork losses to the headdress Areas of loss to the metal at the base Two fingers missing Overall not in great condition Viewing advised
Lot 217
A pair of Japanese bronze spill vases circa 1900, decorated with birds, flowers and foliage in coloured metals, of oval form with four vertical ribs, raised on four chamfered feet, circular impressed seal marks to bases, 3in. (7.5cm.) high. (2) Condition: Dent to underside by seal mark on one vase, showing signs of rusting, several severe spots of tarnish.
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