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Click here to subscribe33 x USA, One Cents comprising: 'Indian Head' 1860 rounded bust, 1863, 1864 (bronze), 1878, 1880, 1883, 1888, 1889, 1895, 1897, 1901, and 1906; Wheat Ears rev. 1909 VDB, 1910, 1911(x2), 1919(x2), 1930, 1932, 1936, 1937S, 1939S, 1941(x2), 1942, 1944, 1950, and 1956D; and Lincoln Memorial rev. 1960D, 1961(x2) Philadelphia and Denver mints, and 1963; various grades from near Fine to AUNC.
Mixed Foreign Copper Coinage, 17th to 20th century, comprising: 16 x Belgium: including 10 centimes 1833, obv. crowned monogram, date below, rev. Lion, denomination in exergue, Fair; 5 centimes 1841, GFine, etc. 19 x Italy: Sicily, Charles II grano 1699, obv. crowned eagle divides R C, rev. FELICITAS 1699 in 4 lines inscribed in cartouche, weight 4.73g, KM# 71, weakly struck from 8 to 10 o'clock, otherwise AVF; Sardinia, Charles Felix 5 centesimi 1826 MV-P (b), KM# 172.2, flan slightly buckled, Fine; otherwise mostly Victor Emmanuel III; 63 x France: mostly Napoleon II, but also including a Louis XIV victory token, obv. draped bust right, rev. PARTOVT LA VICTOIRE ME SUIT around radiant sun over field of war, Fair; 3 x Louis XIV lairds; 2 x Louis XVI 2 sols, Poor; First Republic centime, Paris Mint,VG/Fair; 11 x Sweden: including Christian 1/4 ore 1637, KM#160, Fine; Charles XI 1/6 ore 1666 S m, KM# 254, near Fine; 1/2 skilling 1802, about Fine etc.; 5 x Denmark:1 skilling 1771,Good; 3 x 5 ore 1874, 1891 and 1902; and 1 ore 1904, near Fine; 5 x Norway: including a 5 ore 1876 etc.; 22 x Spain: including 4 x hammered maravedis, one dated 1659, another 1658, otherwise mostly Alfonso XII; 2 x Mexico: including 1/4 real 1861, obv. eagle with snake in beak, rev. UNA CUARTILLA DE REAL around Liberty seated, Phyrgian cap on pole in right hand, KM# 365, holed at 12 o'clock, otherwise Good to VG etc.; German East Africa: emergency issue 20 heller 1916, VG; 11 x Russia, including 2 x 5 kopeks: 1858 and 1878; 7 x 2 kopeks: 1811(x2), 1812, 1814(x2), 1842, and 1883 etc.; Fair to GFine; Venice: Dalmatia & Albania 2 soldi, obv. facing lion, denomination in exergue, rev. DALM ET ALB in three lines, VG; 2 x Uruguay: 40 centesmos 1857; and 1 centesimo 1869; near Fine to Fine; Hong Kong: 1 cent 1865, holed at 12 o'clock, Poor; 2 x Greece: 10 lepta 1830, obv. phoenix in pearl circle, Greek cross above, rev. denomination within wreath, date below, KM# 8, small dig into cross, otherwise VG; and 10 laepta 1882; Ionian Islands: lepton 1862, KM# 34, AVF/near Fine; 20 x Netherlands: including Holland duit 1712, VG; Utrecht duit 1787, Good etc.; Dutch East Indies: Sumatra 1/4 stuiver 1836 S, rev. MEDERL INDIE 1836 on three lines, KM# 287, GVF; 3 x Argentina: including 2 centavos 1894, etc.; 9 x Ceylon (Sri Lanka): including one cent 1900, 4 x 1/4 cents: 1890(x2), 1898 and 1904, etc.; 5 x Austria: including 3 x 1 kreuzer 1816A, one holed, otherwise Fine+; and 2 x 1 cents: 1860 and 1881; 29 x German States: including Achen 12 heller 1791, KM# 51, Fine; Julich-Berg 1/4 stuber 1784 PM, KM# 205, GFine; Prussia 3 pfenninge 1842 D, AVF etc. Mombassa: pice 1888, Fine; 4 x Portugal: including Peter II 3 reis 1699, obv. crown above P•II, rev. III within enclosed wreath, KM# 166, weakly struck at 1 o'clock, otherwise AVF etc.; 3 x Ottoman: 20 para 1839 [1255AH] etc.; Brazil: Pedro I 40 reis, obv. countermarked 80 reis, Poor to Fair; 2 x Essequibo & Demerary: stiver 1813 and 1/2 stiver 1813, VG to Fine; Burma: 1/4 copper pice 1878 [CS1240], VG to near Fine; together with a quantity of unsorted copper and base metal coinage. Viewing recommended.
8 x Tokens and Medals, to include: York, Cattle and Barber silver sixpence 1811, obv. YORK above coat of arms between crossed olive and palm branches, date below, stem of palm between 1s in date, rev. SIX PENCE SILVER TOKEN around central inscription reading CATTLE AND BARBER, top of B aligns to bottom of S, Davis 73, Fine; Norwich, halfpenny 1772, edge inscribed IOHN HARVEY OF NORWICH, obv. arms of Norwich, date above, rev. worker operating loom, diameter 28.2mm, VF; Middlesex, halfpenny 1795, obv. SISE LANE HALFPENNY over City of London seated before St. Paul's cathedral, rev. KING LORDS COMMONS around crowned triangle inscribed BR CONSTITUTION, diameter 30mm, S&W 46, VF; Ching's Worm Lozenges advertising halfpenny token, obv. I CHING PATENTEE WORM LOZENGES THE BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD exterior legend, EACH SOLD IN BOXES AT 3/6 PACKETS 1S AND SMALL PACKETS AT 6D inner legend, profile bust left, rev. BY EVERY PRINCIPAL MEDICINE VENDER IN THE KINGDOM around royal crest, diameter 28mm, VF; Dorchester farthing 1669, obv. arms of Dorchester within beaded circle, rev. H D above date, wavy flan, heavily oxidized, otherwise Good; Birmingham, promissory farthing 1792, obv. IOHN HOWARD F R S around profile bust left, rev. PROMISSORY FARTHING BIRMINGHAM around monogrammed HH, date above, diameter 21.1mm, Fine; Lord Nelson's Flagship Foudroyant 1897 AE medal, struck to commemorate the loss of the Foudroyant off Blackpool on 16th June 1897, obv. HORATION VISCOUNT NELSON above uniformed facing bust, rev. "FOUDROYANT" LORD NELSON'S "FLAGSHIP", MEDAL STRUCK FROM COPPER OF VESSEL AFTER BREAKING UP, ship left at anchor, diameter 37.8mm, Eimer 1813, light contact marks, otherwise EF; and Coronation of Edward VII 1902 white metal medal, rev. arms of the Borough of Launceston, diameter 37.5mm, pierced at 12 o'clock (partially repaired), otherwise Fine.
Mixed Maundy Oddments and Silver Coinage, comprising: 2 x Charles II: maundy groat 1679 obv. draped bust right, rev. four interlinked Cs, emblems of the Union in angles, S.3384, VG to near Fine; and maundy penny 1673 obv. draped bust right, rev. crowned C, S.3390, small edge nick at 11 o'clock, otherwise GVF; George IV shilling 1826, obv. bare head left, rev. lion on crown, S.3812, Fine; William IV shilling 1834, obv. bare head right, rev. crowned denomination within wreath, S.3835, Fine; 6 x Victoria: shilling 1874 rev. plain 4 in date, die number 28, Fair; sixpence Poor; maundy 4d 1838 obv. young head left, rev. crowned 4 divides date, S.3917, GVF/AEF; groat 1840 rev. round O in date, S.3913, Bull 3327, ESC 1934A, VG; maundy 3d 1838 rev. crowned 3 divides date, S.3918, peripheral toning, light contact marks, otherwise AEF; and three-halfpence 1843 rev. crowned denomination above date, issued for colonial use, S.3915, GVF to AEF; 2 x George V: halfcrown 1920 and shilling 1924, Fair; 8 x threepences, including Victoria, George V and George VI; South African Republic 2 shillings 1897, obv. Paul Kruger bust left, rev. arms within legend, KM# 6, Fine; Prussia Wilhelm I silver groschen 1870A, obv. bare head right, rev. denomination and date within legend, KM# 485, darkly toned, GFine; Netherlands 10 cents 1897, Fair; and Morocco dirham 1881 [AH1299], rev. date in centre of Arabic script, KM Y# 5, VF.
12 x Maundy Coins, to include: 2 x Charles II 4d 1680, obv. laureate and draped bust right, rev. four interlocking C's, emblems of the Union in angles, S.3384, near Fine to Fine; William & Mary 4d 1692, obv. second conjoined busts, tie to wreath, rev. crowned 4, S.3440, two impressed countermarks to rev., otherwise near Fine/Fine; 2 x Anne 4d: 1706 obv. second draped bust left, rev. crowned 4, S. 3595A, small dig to left of bust, otherwise near Fine; and 1710 rev. large crown with pearls on arch, 4 with larger serifs, S.3595B, scratches to rev. otherwise Fine; George II 4d 1746, obv. young laureate and draped bust left, rev. crowned 4, S.3712A, AVF; 2 x Victoria 4d: 1838 obv. young head left, rev. crowned 4, S.3917, VG/Fine; and 1896 obv. old head, rev. crowned 4, S.3944, toned VF to GVF; 2 x Charles II 3d: 1679 and 1684, obv. draped bust right, rev. three interlocking C's, crowned, S.3386, VG to near Fine; James II 3d 1687, obv. laureate head right, rev. crowned III, S.3415, near Fine; and Victoria 1899, obv. old veiled bust left, rev. crowned I, S.3947, GVF.
Maundy Oddments, comprising: George III 4d 1772, obv. young laureate and draped bust right, rev. crowned 4, AVF; Edward VII 2d 1907, bare head right, rev. crowned 2 divides date, attractive blue toning, light contact marks, otherwise AEF; George II 1d 1746, obv. young laureate and draped bust left, rev. large crowned 1, encapsulated in glass bevelled mount, otherwise lustrous GEF; Victoria 1d 1844, obv. young head left, rev. crowned 1 within wreath, GFine; and Edward VII 1d 1902, bare head right, rev. crowned 1 divides date, mounted as a pendant, otherwise VF.
Mixed British Silver and Maundy Oddments, to include: Anne sixpence 1711, obv. draped bust left, rev. crowned cruciform shields, plain angles, S.619, Good/VG; George I shilling 1723, rev. SSC in angles, S.3647, warped flan, otherwise VG; 2 x George II: sixpence 1758 obv. old laureate and draped bust, rev. plain angles, S.3711, near Fine/GFine; and maundy 1d 1739 rev. crowned 1 dividing date, S.3715A, Fine; 3 x George III: sixpence 1787 rev. semée of hearts in Hanoverian shield, S.3749, AVF; maundy 2d 1780 rev. crowned 2 divides date, S.3756, holed at 12 o'clock, Fair; and maundy 1d 1770 rev. crowned 1 divides date, light scratches, GVF; and 2 x Victoria: maundy 2d 1848 rev. crowned 2 divides date, Good; and three-halfpence 1860, for colonial use, rev. crowned denomination within wreath, VG.
Charles I Sixpence, Second Milled Issue 1638-1639, Briot's Mint, mm anchor to both sides, obv. CAROLVS•D•G•MAG•BRIT•FR•ET•HIB•REX•, Briot's late bust, VI to right side of field, rev. CHRISTO•AUSPICE•REGNO•, square-topped shield over long cross fourchée to inner beaded circle, S.2860, adjustment marks to reverse and minor rim imperfections, otherwise AVF.
♦Romano-Celtiberian, Silver Drachm (circa 200-150BC), struck in the city of Osca (called Bolskan in the local Iberian language) in the Citerior Province of North-East Spain, legends in Iberian script; obv. head with short beard facing right, Iberian letters behind reading BoN, rev. horseman with spear galloping right, Iberian legend below reading ‘BoLSKaN;’ 18mm, 4.27g, .982 silver (tested & verified), faint vertical scratch on bust & very minor edge nick o/wise well struck, lightly toned VF
♦A Collection of 25 x Pre-Victorian Shillings and Sixpences, comprising: 13 x shillings: Anne 1707E* second draped bust Fair, George I 1723 first laureate and draped bust, rev. SSC in angles, minor obv. flecking Fine/VF, George II 1743 rev. roses in angles AVF/VF, and 1745 LIMA(x2) Fine, George III 1816 VG, 1817 RRITT die flaw, obv. scratches/pitting GFine to AVF, and 1819/8 AFine, George IV 1824, 1826(x2) Fair to VG, and William IV 1834(x2) GFine and AFine; and 12 x sixpences: Anne 1708E* Fair, George II 1757(x4) one VF and 3 x Fine, and 1758(x2) AVF obv. and rev. flecking and VG, George III 1787(x2) laureate and draped bust, no semée of hearts, minor flecking blue/gold tone GVF, and with semée of hearts VG to AFine, 1816 laureate head, light scratches/hairlines AVG, and 1817 pitted surfaces VG, and William IV 1837 Fair/VG.
♦A Collection of 19th Century Crowns and Halfcrowns, comprising: 3 x crowns: George III crown 1820 LX, George IV crown 1821 SECUNDO, and Victoria crown 1844 VIII Young Head, cinquefoil stops; and 13 x halfcrowns: George III 1816 and 1817 large laureate bust, 1817, 1818 and 1819 small laureate head, George IV 1820 and 1821 laureate head left, rev. lightly garnished crowned shield, 1823 rev. crowned shield in garter and collar, and 1825 bare head left, rev. crowned shield with crest, William IV 1834 WW in script on truncation, 1835 and 1836, and Victoria 1846 Young Head; 16 coins in total, majority with contact marks, all with light toning, generally VG to GFine.
Mixed Foreign and British Silver, comprising: 4 x shillings: George IV 1817; 2 x Victoria: 'jubilee head' 1889, and 'old head' 1899; and George VI 1946; near Fine to AEF; 4 x sixpences: George II 1757; and 3 x Victoria: 'young head' 1880, 'jubilee bust' 1888, and 'old head' 1897; VG to near Fine; 7 x threepences; a Maria-Theresa restrike thaler 1780X, GEF; Canada, Elizabeth II silver dollar 1966, rev. Native Americans in canoe, holed at 12 o'clock, otherwise Fine; USA, 'Kennedy' silver half dollar 1964, AUNC; together with 20 x AE, including a Victoria penny 1857, near Fine etc.; Britain's First Decimal Coins specimen set; a Coronation of Edward VII 1902 white metal medal, holed at 12 o'clock, near Fine; and a Coronation of Elizabeth II 19523 cupro-nickel medal, rev. inscription PRESENTED BY THE BARNSELU EDUCATION COMMITEE. CORONATION 2ND JUNE 1953, near Fine.
Victoria, 'Gothic' Crown 1847 UNDECIMO, obv. Victoria dei gratia britanniar. reg: f: dâ‹… ('Victoria by the grace of God Queen of the Britons and Defender of the Faith'), in textualis lettering, 'Gothic' type bust left, rev. tueatur unita deus anno dom mdcccxlvii ('May God guard the united, the year of our Lord 1847'), crowned cruciform shields, emblems of the Union in angles, decus et tutamen anno regni undecimo in raised lettering on edge, S.3833, Bull 2571, ESC 288, with original Spink ticket, light contact marks, otherwise AEF.Ex Spink & Son lot 505 sale no. 32 30/11/83 (or 1/12/83, two sale dates given)
♦6 x Victoria, Silver Coins comprising: ‘Gothic’ florin 1883 very minor contact marks/faint hairlines, good edge VF to GVF, 2 x shillings: 1883 4th Young Head, GVF/AEF & 1886 4th Young Head, golden tone in legends, lustrous GVF/EF, 2 x sixpences: 1882 3rd Young Head, very minor contact marks GVF & 1900 Old Head, obv. very faint patch of toning to right of bust & in field o/wise lustrous prooflike GEF & threehalfpence 1838 (for colonial use) VF/GVF
♦11 x Victoria, Jubilee Head Silver Coins, comprising: crown 1891 contact marks both sides, scratches on bust otherwise GVF, 2 x halfcrowns 1888 lustrous EF and 1889 hairlines, minor contact marks, light blue/gold tone AEF, florin 1887 minor hairlines/contact marks, peripheral golden tone EF, 4 x shillings 1887(x3) one with long scratch in obv. field and 1891 large Jubilee Head, all with contact marks VF to GVF, sixpence 1889 minor contact marks AEF, and 2 x threepences 1888 and 1889 rim imperfections, AEF to EF.
A composition figure of a child reading a book, 16 1/2" high, another composition bust of a child, a smaller similar bust, a composition figure group of two children sitting on a rock, on circular composition stand, 21" high, a pair of composition fluted column stands, 9" dia x 16" high, a composition square column and a wooden model of a Portuguese 16th century galleon 19 1/2" long x 18" high
§ KENNY HUNTER (BRITISH 1962-) WHAT IS HISTORY? (OSAMA BIN LADEN & MONICA LEWINSKY), 1998 A pair of portrait busts, each incised with initials and numbered 16/100 to underside, cast resinDimensions:27cm x 13.5cm x 14cm (10.5in x 5.25in x 5.5in)Note: Note: On What is History? the artist commented that it was his 'response to the collapse of the grand narratives and absolute belief systems represented by the traditional historical bust.'Born and raised in Edinburgh, Kenny Hunter first studied sculpture at the Glasgow School of Art from 1983-1987, followed by a stint studying classical sculpture at the British School in Athens.Hunter typically combines the art historical canon with popular culture in his work. His sculpture is heavily influenced by the bright colours and smooth, flawless finish of plastic toys.He has been commissioned for several major public art projects including Citizen Firefighter, 2001, outside Glasgow’s Central Station, Youth with split apple, 2005 for Kings College, Aberdeen and iGoat, 2010 in Spitalfields, London. He has also exhibited extensively both in Britain and abroad, and is represented by Galerie Scheffel in Germany and Connersmith in the USA.
A small mixed lot of maritime themed treen items to include a model of a boat, a Naval stepped canon carriage, a shoe horn surmounted with a resin bust of Napoleon, a single-draw brass telescope inscribed 'Dobson, Limehouse, London, Stop Improved Day or Night', in walnut case, a hinged rule inscribed 'Captain Fields Improved', etc.
A set of six late Victorian hallmarked silver Art Nouveau buttons, flower head design with embossed bust of a lady, with floral decoration, length of each approx 3cm, Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1900, together with a similar lapel pin, an Art Nouveau silver brooch (lacking pin), two Edwardian pierced silver buttons, Lawrence Emanuel, Birmingham 1902 and a silver disc with blue enamel Middle Eastern geometric design necklace pendant, stamped '925', combined weighable silver approx 2ozt (11).
Twenty-one vintage table lighters, two in the form of knights in armour, a rearing horse, eleven steins, a bust of Sherlock Holmes etc (21). CONDITION REPORT: Please note that this lot is not suitable for our in-house postage service.We would recommend booking a collection slot for this lot or contacting Mailboxes Etc for postage of this lot, their details can be found on www.adampartridge.co.uk/services/postage-shipping/
An accumulation of approx 370 British AR and AE coins, including: Ed II AR penny of Bury St Edmunds mint, Fine, minor clipping ; Victoria Double florin 1889 Fair/F; Victoria shilling, 1887 JH NVF; Florin 1940 GVF; AR 3d 1886 and 1892 F; Maundy 2d 1875 VF; Geo I AE halfpenny 1722 F (scratch through bust on obverse). The remaining coins range from 5/- crowns (6, 3 silver - worn to fair) to farthings, mostly Geo V to EIIR, some halfcrowns and shillings of Geo VI pre 1947 included; some early dates worn and poor, others F-VF, £50-75
A PATINATED METAL BUST OF ANTINOUS AS DIONYSUS LATE 19TH CENTURY The figure modelled with head included to dexter, his hair ornamented with ivy leaves and berries35.5cm highProvenance: Property removed from 8 Great Pulteney Street, BathPurchased by the vendor from Mary Cruz, Bath, October 2000Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useThe bust appears to be made of a metal alloy that has been patinated to simulate bronze, it is unknown what this is but it is not spelter. There is a surface deposit to one set of berries to the head, this will probably clean offThere is a rectangular shaped 'patch' to the throat where it meets the chest, there is some discolouration in this area. it is unknow what the cause is but may be from the casting. Some areas of wearThe bust and socle are firmly attachedPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionThe base is 12.5cm diameterCondition Report Disclaimer
A SCULPTED WAX BUST OF LORD PALMERSTONBY PARKER SC. LONDON, LATE 19TH OR EARLY 20TH CENTURYThe bust above an ebonised fluted socle base32.5cm highHenry John Temple, 3rd Viscount Palmerston, KG, GCB, PC, FRS (1784 -1865) was a British statesman who was twice Prime Minister of the United Kingdom in the mid-19th century. He remains the last British prime minister to die in office.
MATTHEW NOBLE (BRITISH 1818-1876), A CARVED MARBLE BUST OF FREDERICK DAWES DANVERS Esq. (1796-1867)LATE 19TH CENTURYThe sitter portrayed facing forwards and with serene visage, signed and inscribed verso22cm highAtop a black and serpentine marble pedestal base37cm high overallNoble was one of Britain's leading portrait sculptors, exhibiting regularly at the Royal Academy from 1845 until his death. Several of his busts of royalty and political figures, including a portrait bust of Prince Albert, are included in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.Cf. a similar, larger, model of the same study sold for £2000 in these rooms 30/03/2021
RIZZARDO GALLI (ITALIAN 1836-1914), A MARBLE BUST OF A BOY LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY Depicted wearing a buttoned sailor's suit on socle base, signed to the reverse 'Galli Rizzardo, Milano'44.5cm high, 27cm wideThe proceeds of this lot will be donated to the Ukraine Crisis AppealCondition Report: surface is quite dirty and with some engrained dirt, some wear to exposed details and edges such as button strip, tip of nose, front of hairline, Condition Report Disclaimer
English School, 20th centuryPortrait of a gentleman, bust length with a monocleoil on canvas59 x 44cmCondition Reportoverall: 66 x 50.5cmA small hole on left side and some other paint losses to surface, please refer to images, not viewed under uv light, please contact department for a full report.
An Italian carved wood figure,18th century, polychrome painted, of a putto,30cm high,together with an Alabaster figure,of a Classical nude woman, 39cm higha cast iron figural candlestick,19th Century, of a man playing the bellows, 29cm highand a spelter bust,of a Classical style woman, on a socle,39cm high (4)Condition ReportCarved wood figure) Losses to the paint throughout. Repair to the foot. Alabaster figure) Repaired crack to the neck. Spelter figure) Loose and comes off its base.
French 1920's museum quality black net flapper dress, embroidered with tiny beads in pink, red, cream and black, with sequin edges sleeveless, no slip, scalloped hem - this dress was originally purchased by the vendor from Antiquarius in the Kings Road, SW3 in 1979 and has been in her collection ever since.Condition ReportQuality remarkable considering the delicate nature of the material. Very slight loosening of beads on occasion as photographed. Thin line of beads surrounding the arm holes have some loss to the left hand side as per photographs. The measurements for the dress are approx 100cm from shoulder to hem and approx 35cm across the bust.
1920's chiffon drop-waist dress with handkerchief hem, embroidered with tiny beads in the form pink, white and very dark green small flowers, possibly FrenchCondition ReportSlight fraying to the hem and to the underarms; a small mesh repair to the left underarm as photographed. Slight occasional minor tears owing to the fragile nature of the material; see photographs. Bust 90cm; drop waist measures 100cm. Length from the shoulder to the hem 127cm. All measurements approx.
1920's net and gold lame evening gown, the net printed with a gilt floral pattern, the collar and neck trimmed with black velvet, the gold lame slip has seen some wear and alteration, full-length sleeves trimmed with black velvet, popper fastening and another beaded and black net 1920's dress with drop waist, the skirt with a panel swathed onto the hip, the whole with faux jet beads of varying sizes. (2)Condition ReportSlip handmade and frayed to the edges. Occasional small repair, gilt to the dress faded. Waist and bust 90cm. Black dress has wear and fraying to the detail as photographed, with the loss of some beads, some of which are split. Stains to the underskirt. Waist and bust 84cm.
Edwardian pale blue dress with lace detail to the bodice, neckline and sleeves, with bugle bead fringe, the skirt's over panel fringed with bugle beads (mark to front) and a 1920's/30's cut velvet dress in pale turquoise with pale turquoise chiffon cuffs, drop waist and turquoise chiffon trim to the neckline (2) Condition Reportthe pale blue and lace dress has a waist of 18ins and bust 32 - it is modern size 0 or less! But stunning.The cut velvet dress is modern size 12
Edwardian cream lace dress with embroidered overskirt, embroidered hem, double sleeves with hook and eye fastening, a baby dress and three Victorian baby bonnets (5) Condition ReportWaist approx. 80cm, bust approx. 90cm. 125cm from shoulder to hem. Slight stains to the front of the dress, with some internal staining. Poppers are loosening from the dress a little. Fraying occasionally; see photographs.
Lindsey Balkweill (British contemporary) porcelain vessel in the form of a male torso wearing suit with removeable head as a lid, white glaze with impressed marks to base and dated 1983 (h.43cm), together with porcelain wall hanging male bust in the style of Lindsey Balkweill, unsigned. (h.33cm) (2)
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