An Art Deco-style lapis lazuli desk clock with a dodecanal dial with a gilt bronze branch surmount with frosted glass roosting birds with polished wood backing over a diamonte set lapis dial and stepped base. 19.5 cm wide x 22 cm overall height. The bird' glass bodies are all intact and each one has both applied glass eyes, their wire claws are slightly bent but intact and I can see signs of discolouration of the adhesive used to fix their legs in place (most likely from the original manufacture).The bough that the birds are perched upon is fixed with a small bronze screw and this needs tightening ipThe clock is a quartz movement but the clock is not currently running, I can not be sure why but the chances are that it is just an expired battery but could be more involved.Having said that the clock is not running I can't see any outward signs of abuse or damage that would lead me to conclude that the clock was damaged, the crown will set the hands when pulled out to adjust the time, however, this is in no way a guarantee of accuracy or reliability or indeed the condition of the movement.In short, Generally good decorative order but the movement isn't currently running
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A matched pair of Japanese bronze circular chargers, Meiji Period, late 19th century, decorated with shakudo, hirazogan and takazogan scenes, including a pair of wading cranes below a flowering peony with coral-coloured and blackened silver details, its companion charger decorated with fisher folk in a river landscape in the lee of mount Fuji, bearing an indistinct incised three-character mark in Kanji to the bases 30.5 cm diameterIt is possible that the surface of the chargers have been cleaned back at some point given a clean that there appears to be a shadow around some of the inlaid elements where the old darker brown patination remains.Please see the extra images supplied.
Roman Imperial Coinage, approximately eighty predominately late 3rd to early 4th century bronze and copper-alloy coins to include Faustina Senior, Constantine the Great, Constantine II, Maximinus II, along with reference book by David R. Sear, 1974, Roman Coins and Their Values, and two loupes
Large quantity of mixed 18th, 19th and 20th century british coinage to include quantity of silver shillings, victorian florins,three pence coins georgian pennies, mixed foreign coinage to include late 19th early 20th century german pfennigs and 1877 Meiji Period Japanese 2 Sen Bronze coin etc, british 20th century coinage togerher with a further quantity of commemorative coin sets and proof sets to include royal mint sets, etc
Quantity of Elizabeth II cased Royal Mint, Westminster numisproof coins to include 2014 Royal Tour silver numisproof silver coin in case with certificate, First World War Centenary silver numisproof silver coin in case with certificate of authentication, Royal Mint 2011 40th Anniversary of Decimalisation, bronze medallion in case and certificate of authentication and cased 2014 Cook Island copper with 24ct gold plating Royal Tour photographic four coin set celebrating the official Royal Tour of New Zealand and Australia with certificate of authentication (4)
London Mint Royal Airforce Association "Their Finest Hour", the official Battle of Britain 75th Anniversary commemorative coin set, to include a 9ct gold Supreme Spitfire, diameter 22mm limited edition of 4999, 6.4gms together with six silver plated bronze commemorative coins, all encapsulated and mounted in cardboard information presentation pack, with certificate of commemorative specification, certificate of authentication
French 19th century gilded bronze figure of Venus after Canova, unsigned with Paris foundry mark, on marble base, length 28.5cm, height 18cm1 corner of the marble base has been broken and re-glued with a small part still missing, bronze figure is in good condition with some of the gold patina rubbed
19th century tortoiseshell and brass Boulle marquetry square tea caddy, ogee sides with gilt-bronze mask decorated corners on scroll feet, rosewood inner lid with ivory handle, height 14cm, width 15cm. Ivory permit no. JCSKFEU1Good condition with minor flaws, small tortoiseshell veneer chips at the corners of the lid, tiny piece of tortoiseshell missing from right-hand side panel and brass marquetry very slightly lifting, no key
19th century patinated bronze sculpture of an eagle with spread wings, unsigned, on coloured marble base, wingspan 40cm, base length 19cmVery detailed bronze sculpture in very good original condition, with good varying colours of patination and fine detailing, no damage or repairs, original marble base which is slightly discoloured
Vinyl - 4 Colosseum LPs to include : Valentyne Suite. (Original Uk 1st pressing, large Vertigo Swirl, A Philips Record Product text, with Swirl Inner. VO 1) VG / VG-, Valentyne Suite (UK Bronze Records) VG+ / VG+, The Grass Is Greener (US , Dunhill Records, DS 50079) VG+ / EX, Colosseum Live (German Double album, Bronze Records) EX / EX-
Silver, Bronze and Modern Comics. Assorted Silver, Bronze and Modern age comics. Featuring Marvel, DC and independent comics (194 items):The Silver Surfer,The Incredible Hulk,Fantastic Four, Batman,Aliens,Predator,The Crow,Star Wars,Airboy,The Terminator and more. Additional 11 Mixed Graphic NovelsHighlights include:FANTASTIC FOUR 50 (1966) 3rd Appearance of the Silver Surfer. Pence Copy. Condition: 1.5One of the most sought after Silver Surfer covers of all time. Heavy Wear. Tape on spine.RUST Special Limited Edition 1 (1992) 1st Appearance of Spawn! (last page ad) Condition: 8.0X-men 59 (1969) Pence copy. Condition: 5.0. 1st Appearance of Dr. Lykos (Sauron)Thor 180 (1970) Cents copy. Condition 7.5 Neal Adams Art.60's Silver Surfer Issues (Written by Stan Lee. Art by John Buscema)
Marvel Comics: 15 Rare and hard to find Silver and Bronze age Minor Key issues from one of Marvels most popular & sought-after eras of publishing featuring 1st appearances, iconic covers and more. Mostly Mid-grade.The Man called Nova No. 1. Pence copy (1976) The 1st Appearance of Nova! Written by Marv Wolfman. Pencils by John Buscema. Inks Joe Sinnott.G/VG Condition (3.0)Astonishing Tales No. 29 Featuring Guardians of the Galaxy. Pence copy (1975) Reprints the Guardians of the Galaxy origin issue. Condition: VG (4.0)Uncanny X-Men No. 134. Pence copy (1980) The 1st Appearance of Black Queen Phoenix! Story by Chris Claremont and John Byrne. Art by John Byrne and Terry Austin. Condition: VF (7.0)Adventure into Fear No. 24. Pence copy (1974) The 1st meeting between Marvel Icons Blade and Morbius! Script by Steve Gerber, pencils by Craig Russell, inks by Jack Abel. Condition: FN (5.5)Peter Porker The Spectacular Spider-Ham No. 1. Cents copy (1983) The 1st Appearace of Peter Porker: Spider-Ham! Making his present known in the recent hit film Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Peter Porker is absolutely here to stay. Condition: VF (8.0)Man-Thing No. 1. Pence copy (1979 2nd series) Written by Michael Fleisher. Art by Jim Mooney and Bob Wiacek. Condition: VF (8.0)Amazing Adventures no. 5 featuring the Inhumans and the Black Widow. Cents copy (1971) Cover pencils by John Buscema, inks by John Verpoorten.Interior art by Neal Adams. Condition: Gd (2.5)Sub-Mariner No. 7. Cents copy (1968) An Iconic use of an early photo cover in Marvel publishing. Always sought-after. Condition: VG (4.0)Power-Man and Iron Fist No. 66. Pence copy (1980) The 2nd appearance of Sabretooth! Wolverines biggest adversary gets an early 2nd appearance in this fantastic issue. Condition: VF- (7.5)Champions No. 1. Pence Copy (1975) 1st Appearance of the Champions. Story by Tony Isabella. Art by Don Heck and Mike Esposito. Cover by Gil Kane and Dan Adkins. Condition: FN- (5.5)Marvel Spotlight No. 6 Spotlight on Starlord! Pence Copy (1980) Origin and 1st Comic Book Appearance of Starlord. Condition: FN (6.0)Marvel Presents: No. 10 Presenting Guardians of the Galaxy! Cents copy (1977) Star Hawk origin issue. Condition: VF (8.0)Marvel Presents No. 1 Bloodstone. Pence Copy (1975). Origin and 1st appearance of Bloodstone. Script by John Warner, pencils by Mike Vosburg, inks by Bob McLeod. Condition: VG (4.0)Captain Britain No. 1 (1976). This British issue features the legendary 1st Appearance of Captain Britain. Magazine size weekly British edition comic published weekly by Marvel Comics International. Cover and 13 interior pages in full color, rest black and white. Condition: FN- (5.5) Free Mask Gift missing.Marvel Preview Presents No. 11 Starlord (1977) 2nd Appearance of Starlord! Magazine size edition. Condition: VG/FN (5.0) (15)Condition Report: Mostly Mid-grade. All issues complete, unrestored, untrimmed and unclipped. Full condition breakdowns for each issue in catalogue description.
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