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Click here to subscribeIan 'Chico' Hamilton (Aston Villa 1969-1976) Related Items including a team picture, a plastic bust, Chelsea programmes (1960's), a French International Juniors pack 1968, Aston Villa, Arsenal and other programmes, two commemorative plates, a book: Soccer by D F Rowe and a collection of newspaper cutting; together with three signatures from Jack Warner (Dixon of Dock Green)
A quantity of silver coinage including: George I sixpence 1723, SSC in angles. William III sixpence 1697 (note: considered York mint issue). Victoria Jubilee bust, crown 1887, double florin 1889, florin 1887, shilling 1887 (2 off - 1 pierced). Plus George IV shilling 1826, George V threepence 1913, sixpence 1918 and brass token 1920 for C.S.G.C No 188 - Condition: Fair - VF/EF
Three reproduction Adolf Hitler busts: one made of stone painted black 18 cm in height: another in cast metal with an imitation Bronze finish approx 20cm in height: large hollow cast metal bust mounted on a black wooden base, approx 31cm in height. Has an original WW2 Third Reich War Merit medal affixed to front of base.
Grouping of Four (4) Tableware. Includes two classical Grecian alabaster bust figures, black forest style pipe, and ceramic pipe. Base is loose on one figure and both need cleaning, small chip to wooden pipe. Tallest figure measures 6-1/2" H x 6" W, largest pipe measures 16-1/4" Long. Shipping $68.00 (estimate $100-$150)
Late 18th/early 19th century ivory toothpick box of rectangular form with canted corners, the cover set with a rectangular pale blue and white jasperware panel depicting a head and shoulders bust of a gentleman facing right and numbered verso 17 within a gold surround and fitted with further gold hinge and clasp (hinge a/f) to a velvet lined interior, length 3 1/2 ins
Large late 19th century black and rouge marble mounted figural mantel clock with subsidiaries for calendar and weather, the plinth shaped case surmounted by a gilt bronze head and shoulders bust of a classical female figure to a scrolling pediment with fluted columns and scrolling capitals flanking a beaded bezel and further glazed panel to a visible twin pot mercury pendulum and flanked by calendar work for year, moon phases, day, month and date and opposed by an aneroid barometer with 4 1/2 ins enamel dial with scale of 28/31 over a demi-lune single scale thermometer to a break front plinth base on splayed feet to a 5ins Roman enamel two-part dial with outside minute track and visible Brocot escapement and blued steel hands to a circular brass movement with anchor escapement strike on a bell, height 29 1/2 ins
Interesting 17th century fruit wood coffer of plain rectangular design, the lifting lid engraved to the top with a king and queen, either side of a central fleur de lys design, the front engraved with a long-tongued lion, either side of a central two-headed eagle above and surrounding the initials BIA and further initials FRM , the inside of the lid engraved with a bust of William Shakespeare and (possibly) Elizabeth I either side of a central cartouche design of flask and piercing arrows, side iron handles, 53 1/2 ins wide x 19 1/2 ins deep x 18 1/2 ins tall, age related wear, losses and repairs throughout
Three pieces of 19th/20th century Dresden style porcelain comprising: a pot pourri vase and reticulated cover decorated in bold relief with cherubs, flowers and foliage, 36 cm high; a four branch candelabra, 54 cm high and a bust of a young child, 13.5 cm high (3) Condition Report All damagedPot pourri - damage and losses to flowers, foliage and handlesCandelabra - arm detached of maiden, losses and damage to flowers and leavesBust - head re-glued, losses/damage overall
A 19th Century plaster bust of Lord Arthur Hervey 1802-1894, Bishop of Bath and Wells, bearded, wearing a cravat and buttoned waistcoat, 76cm high/Provenance: Sotheby's Ickworth House Sale 11th and 12th June 1996, lot 97/Note: Lord Hervey was the fourth son of the first Marquess of Bristol, great grandson of John, Lord Hervey, writer and Lord Privy Seal 1696-1743. Lord Arthur was a tennis player at Cambridge and winner of the Silver Racket Championship 1829, 30 and 31, portrait by Sir W M Blake Richmond, Wells Town Hall and Ickworth, tomb by Thomas Brock, Wells Cathedral Condition Report: Waistcoat with noticeable chip to one border. Other overpainted chips and with chips and paint loss to the socle.
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