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Lot 6391
(Japan), a Japanese woodblock printing illustrated book, modern pencil and pen notes on leaf loosely inserted state the book to be 'Bumpo Gafu', c.1813, woodblocks by Inoue Jihei, publishers Chojiya Genjiro and Kochiya Kihei, m/s pen notes beneath "Notes by British Museum Asian expert made at the Museum Prints & Drawings Dept 21.10.80. The book was described as being in very good condition...", [72] pages of illustrations, original decorative stitched wraps, housed in modern slipcase; together with 3 other 19th Century illustrated books of Japanese woodblock prints, housed together in modern slipcase; plus 'Choice masterpieces of Korin and Kenzan', [edited by Shungo Murayama], Tokyo, The Kokka Company, 1906, 1st edition, title page, preface and contents followed by 11pp text in English language, 2 b/w ilustrations in text, preceding 11 mounted colour plates depicting artwork, lacquer and ceramics produced by the two brothers Korin and Kenzan Ogata, all accompanied by guard sheets with descriptive letterpress in Japanese and English, folio (45 x 31cm), original decorative cloth covered boards very worn, lacks lower board, string ties, together with a similar circa early 20th Century Japanese work in 2 volumes, 30 double page chromolitho plates of Japanese art and antiquities, architecture etc, including Samurai swords, jewellery, bronze dishes, lacquer box, fabrics, houses, beds?, text in Japanese language, folio (35 x 25cm), uniform original decorative cloth, printed title labels in Japanese mounted to covers; plus Lafcadio Hearn, 2 titles: 'Kotto: Being Japanese Curios, with Sundry Cobwebs', New York, Macmillan, 1902, 1st edition, 1st issue (with title page illustration printed upside down), illustrations by Genjiro Yeto throughout, original pictorial cloth gilt, top edge gilt, 'Kwaidan: Stories and Studies of Strange Things', London, Kegan Paul, 1904, 1st edition, 2 plates as called for, original cloth gilt. Two titles on Japanese folklore, mythology, supernatural tales, social and religious life and customs, by Patrick Lafcadio Hearn (1850-1904), Irish-Greek-Japanese writer, translator, and teacher who introduced the culture and literature of Japan to the West; Yoshio Markino: 'A Japanese Artist in London', L, C & W, 1919, 5th impression, signed & inscribed by the author/artist in English and Japanese on FFEP, 8 colour plates + 4 b/w plates as called for, original decorative cloth gilt, dust wrapper; 'Hanasaki Jiji [The Old Man Who Made the Dead Trees Blossom]', Tokyo, Kobunsha, c.1885, illustrated colour woodblock book, in French language, [18]pp, original pictorial wraps (18 x 12.5cm); Kazunori Ishibashi (illustrated); William N. Porter (translated): 'A Year of Japanese Epigrams', OUP, 1911, colour frontis + 12 b/w plates for each month of the year as called for, some contemporary manuscript to verso of half title and verso of last leaf of introduction, orig. cloth gilt; Ernest Adolphus Sturge: 'The Spirit of Japan', [Tokyo] : Sturge Zenshu Kankokai, [1934], 2nd edition, 44 colour & b/w plates as called for, in English language, original cloth gilt, printed card slipcase; together with 2 early 20th Century German titles on Japan by Emil Schiller and Otto Kumel, plus two mid 20th Century similar by Klabund [i.e. Alfred Henschke], plus 2 others (19)
Lot 301
Pair of Japanese bronze and shakudo brush pots, cylindrical form, inlaid and pplied decoration with cranes at a lily pond, Nogawa mark, 8cm.Qty: 2Condition report:Both have a removable liner. They are a little out of shape when looking down from above but the liners strengthen the walls so they remain fairly cylindrical. There are some dents running around the base of one of the pots. The gilt detailing to the decoration appears to have flaked off on some leaves/ elements.
Lot 47A
Tim Cotterill / "Frogman", Leg Over, a limited edition bronze sculpture of a climbing frog, model BF3, signed, numbered 331/500, dated '92, overall height 31cm, approximate width 17cm.Condition report:No certificate. One of the toes has been curled upwards on the frog's front left foot, with the adjacent toe also slightly curled upwards with a resulting enamel loss to both toes. There is a patch of enamel loss near the shoulder joint of the front left leg. There is a very slight (2mm) enamel chip to the top eyebrow of the right eye. Three short scratches to the black under-belly, and a slight loss of enamel near the top of the extended rear left leg, visible to the underside near the green felt pad. Some other minor scratches to the underside of the trailing leg.
Lot 647
Roy Goodall bronze French Football Association medal plaquette for the International friendly v England in Paris, 6th December 1933, the obverse with a maiden holding a sheaf of wheat inscribed FEDERATION FRANCAISE DE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION INSTITUEE LE 7 AVRIL 1919, the reverse with footballers in relief, inscribed F.F.F.A. ANGLETERRE - FRANCE, 6.12.33, VIS ANIMI CVM CORPORE CRESCIT, of rectangular form, 6 X 4.5cm in original original case In the match played on 6th December 1933 at White Hart Lane, England defeated France 4-1 The following lots 610 to 667 relate to the career of Huddersfield Town Legend and England International Roy Goodall See player bio at foot of description for Lot 610 PROVENANCE: Roy Goodall thence by family descent
Lot 688
Ray Wilson bronze European Nations Cup Third Place Winner's medal, 1968 the obverse cast with a map of Europe and a football, the reverse inscribed UEFA, Championnat d'Europe, 1968, III e Rang, with ribbon, in original fitted case The above medal was awarded to Ray Wilson, in the match played on 8th June 1968 in Rome, England defeated the USSR 2-0 to win the 3rd and 4th place play-off. Bobby Charlton opened the scoring in the 39th minute and Geoff Hurst doubled England's tally in the 63rd minute
Lot 890
Gilt-metal Real Betis golden jubilee medal the reverse inscribed BODAS DE ORO DEL REAL BETIS BALOMPIE, 1908-1958 with ring suspension; bronze football medal the reverse inscribed St Niklaassche S.K., 11 NOV 1944 and another bronze medal, the reverse inscribed 1946-47, 252 LAA BTY, RA BDR, WITHERS C (3)
Lot 106
Amsterdam 1928 Olympic Games superb collection of b&w photographs, various sizes includes swimmer Johnny Weisemuller in three different photographs, in the pool, posing by the pool and with Duke Kamanamoku after finishing first and second in the 100 metres; Arne Borg in action, Borg won five Olympic medals including gold in 1500 metres and also a bronze; Marie Baron in action, won silver in 200 metres breaststroke; Yosmiyuki Tsurata won gold in 1928 and 1932 Los Angles 200 metre breaststroek; Dutch Ladies Swim team including Marie Baron; South African Ladies 4 x 100 metre relay team who won a bronze medal, (8) Some with annotations on reverse and each bearing minor wear.
Lot 279
After Christophe-Gabriel Allegrain, 20th century, bronze, Venus after the Bath, cast by the Ferdinand Barbedienne foundry, 14cm wide14cm deep42cm highCondition ReportOverall the bronze is in good condition with some moderate traces of age and wear. There are small patches of verdigris throughout, particularly in the crevices. Other small dents and surface scratches. Two small filled holes to the left shoulder and right hip. A couple of small manufacturing flaws. Associated base. See additional photos.
Lot 362
A small bronze figure of a greyhound, late 19th/early 20th century, on a white marble base,18.5cm wide9cm deep9cm highThe Accumulations of a Cotswold Antiques Dealer: The David Pickup Edit.Condition ReportSome small nibbles and scuffs to the marble base. A couple of small imperfections to the bronze from the manufacturing process. Sits flat. Overall in good cosmetic and structural condition and ready for placement.
Lot 129
A grand tour bronze of Narcissus, 19th century, Italian, signed 'Chiurazzi, Napoli', 14cm diameter 35cm highCondition ReportThe bronze is in stable condition and secure to its base. There is some tarnish, discolouration and oxidation to small areas of the surface, particularly the base, but otherwise the figure is in good cosmetic condition.
Lot 117
A pair of grand tour bronze urns,19th century, each on a simulated marble base,21cm wide15cm deep25.5cm high (2)Condition ReportThe urns are loosely attached to the bases, and can be rotated around. There are a few knocks to the carved wood bases, and losses to decoration. The bottom of one base has a green baize lining, however it is torn and worn, the other is uncovered. There is verdgris to the interiors of the urns and slight marking to the exterior. There is a slight gap between the handle and bowl of one urn. Please see additional images. Generally however, the urns are aesthetic pleasing with a worn and aged look.
Lot 276
After Guillaume Coustou, a patinated bronze of Hippomenes throwing an apple, 19th century, French, a mechanical reduction with foundry stamp 'A. Colas', 19cm wide 33cm long 40cm high Condition ReportOverall the bronze is in good condition. There are small areas of verdigris throughout including a noticeable area to the figure's right-hand side and particularly in the crevices. Some surface scratches. Structurally sound and ready for placement. See additional photos.
Lot 394
English School, 20th century,a patinated bronze small abstract form, on a polished stone plinth,5.5cm wide22cm highThe Accumulations of a Cotswold Antiques Dealer: The David Pickup Edit.Condition ReportThere are some scratches and small nicks to the stone base. Areas of dirt and light verdigris to the bronze. Overall in good cosmetic and structural condition and ready for placement.
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