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Lot 1038
A large Chinese carved ivory brush pot 19th century, of cylindrical form, elaborately carved all over in several levels of relief with a continuous scene of a procession of figures through a landscape filled with pavilions, walls, a bridge, boats on a river, rocks and trees, with additional figures and animals engaged in various activities on paths and in buildings, over a pierced floral border, atop a carved wooden base, overall 8.75`` H x 7`` Dia., est: $1000/2000 Provenance: Private Collection, South Pasadena, CA. Condition: The brushpot alone: 6.25`` H x 4.75`` Dia. General marks and scratches commensurate with age and use. Lower edge of pot with some yellowish discoloration. A.25`` x.25`` loss restricted to the lower edge border. A vertical crack to molding above the loss. Wooden stand with a narrow.25`` long loss along top rim. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
Lot 61
Henry Moore (1898-1986), British NUDE STUDY 3; Brush and India ink over graphite with wash on paperboard; signed and dated 34 lower right Sight 21" x 13" — 53.3 x 33 cm. Provenance: A. Zwemmer, 76 Charing Cross Road W.C.2.; Purchased by George Gilmour, Toronto(?) in 1985; By descent Exhibited: British Council Fine Arts Department in “Contemporary British Art”; Riksforbundet for bildande Konst, 1934 Literature: See “Sculptures & Drawings”, edited by David Sylvester. Vol. I, pg. 194, Illustrated. Starting Price: $10000
Lot 695
A POSSIBLY SILVER LADY`S SQUARE ENGINE TURNED POWDER COMPACT, TWO GILT METAL POWDER COMPACTS, A LADY`S DRESSING TABLE SET, comprising tray, brushes, bowl and candle holders, with monochrome floral decoration AND A LADY`S PART DRESSING TABLE SET, comprising mirror, bowl and brush, with embroidered decoration
Lot 405
A miscellaneous selection of silver including a silver backed hair brush with embossed cherub and floral decoration, hallmarked A E Goodby & Son, Birmingham 1904, a silver mounted clothes brush with engine turned decoration, a miniature silver photograph frame, silver topped jars together with a selection of plated wares, etc
Lot 126
A DERBY THEATRICAL FIGURE OF MADAME VESTRISafter a lithograph by J H Lynch, in headscarf and blue and gilt and floral striped costume, on circular green and gilt base, 15.5cm h, red painted mark, c1820Head cleanly broken off and restuck with traces of old glue residue. Tip of handle of brush held in the figures right hand chipped but not obvious this being obscured by the arm
Lot 5
A George III Irish silver oval sauce boat by Matthew West, Dublin 1788, with a leaf-capped double scroll handle, embossed overall with foliate sprays, engraved with a crest and on three shell and stepped pad feet, 16.6cm (6 1/2in) long, 153g (4.95 oz); and a George III Irish Old English pattern hook-end sauce ladle, maker’s mark indistinct, possibly ‘I.C’ for John Craig, Dublin 1773, engraved with a crest and a foliate swag and a shell shaped bowl, 19.5cm (7 3/4in) long, 53g (1.7 oz). The first crest of a demi-lion rampant recorded for ATHY, BRUSH, CADAN, DEJEAN, EAMES, FONTE, GRADAN, HARE and 34 other families. The second of an older man’s head is the crest of MULLINS of Burnham, co. Kerry and of MORRIS.
Lot 868
AMENDMENT: Please note that the estimate has changed to £800-£1000 - An early 20th century 80 H.P. Renault right hand two blade pusher propeller, no. 328 ,made by the Brush Electrical Engineering Co. Ltd, Falcon Works, Loughborough, England, P90, D9175, laminated sectional mahogany construction with metal blade trim and tip , retains manufacturers labels, 280 cm
Lot 198
Cattle, a brass sovereign and ½ sovereign rocker, c.1830 with sliding grain adjustment, stamped 'Cattle's Patent' the cast base stamped 'Cattles', with slots to measure thickness, on a cast iron base, 9cm Bennett Cattle (working 1828-c.1836), brass founder, hearth brush tip maker & balance maker for sovereigns, Windsor St, Birmingham. By 1830, B. Cattle had added a small sliding weight in a groove on top of the poise, to determine deficiencies in grains. (Most makers accepted that common rockers would easily detect counterfeits but would not identify the grains lost from a genuine coin. However, the common rockers cost only a tiny amount.)
Lot 348
A silver sauceboat, by walker & Hall, Sheffield 1904, of almost quatrefoil outline, with a flying handle, on three supports, 19cm long; with four silver napkin rings; a bottom marked silver spoon; two other silver spoons; and a cased silver hand mirror and hair brush, with the silver back from another brush; 418g (13.4 oz) gross weighable
Lot 354
A silver photograph frame, Birmingham 1910, of rectangular arched form, 20.5cm tall; with a rectangular silver photograph frame; a cased set of six silver cake forks; a cased set of six silver tea spoons; a silver napkin ring, of hexagonal outline; six odd tea spoons; a silver pair of silver sugar tongs; a silver bud vase, with a loaded base; a small silver two handled trophy; a silver bottom marked tablespoon; a silver bladed butter knife with mother of pearl handle; and a silver hair brush, hand mirror and comb set; 405g (13 oz) gross weighable
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