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Lot 388
After Emmanuel Villanis, a French bronzed spelter figural female bust titled 'Mignon', circa 1900, signed 'C.Blanc', on marble base, 24cm high CONDITION REPORT: Some rubbing to the green patina on the neck, face and shoulder. Some light nicks to the edge of the marble but nothing big. Some light surface scratches but overall appearance ok.
Lot 390
A Victorian carved wax bust of a gentleman, facing sinister, the oval carving within a upholstered mount and gilt frame with bouquet surmount, 45cm high overall (at fault) CONDITION REPORT: The visible areas of the wax appear ok but lightly grubby with many small hairs on the surface. The velvet is discoloured and with some ruffles. Frame with some cracks and the mount to the top has been detached and is now loose.
Lot 713
A French Bohemian glass spill vase, circa 1900, the cylindrical green glass vase with an applied panel depicting a female bust facing dexter, with jeweled and crows feet decoration, on ebonised base, 24cm high CONDITION REPORT: The ebonised base is not original to the vase. Vase with wear to the gilded detailing throughout. Some wear to the base and off minor surface scratch to the glass
Lot 51
A pair of 9 carat gold oval cufflinks, foliate engraved edges with hinged backs, an illusion set diamond tie stud, estimated diamond weight carat approximately less than 0.01 carat, and a cameo brooch, depicting the bust of Diana, in a 9 carat gold frame, measures 5cm by 4cm (3)cufflinks, 6.1g
Lot 65
A Victorian cameo brooch, depicting a contemporary female bust, in a gilt knot frame, measures 6cm by 5cm; a 9 carat gold signet ring, finger size Q; another 9 carat gold signet ring (misshapen), a curb link bracelet with padlock clasp, a section of chain and a cut turquoise ring Rings and bracelet, 21.4g
Lot 793
*Early Ballooning. A collection of 11 bronze Balloon School Royal Engineers medals, obverse with conjoined bust of Edward VII & Queen Alexandra, reverse with airship flying over a town, 32mm diameter, generally extremely fine Produced to commemorate the First Public Flight of the Military Airship 'Nulli Secundus' (Second to none) on 5 October 1907. It was flown by Colonel John Capper and the American aviator Samuel Cody from Farnborough to London. After flying over the city, the airship circled St Paul's Cathedral but strong headwinds forced her to land at Crystal Palace. The flight covered 50 miles and lasted 3 hours, 25 minutes. The medals were presented to various members of the Royal Engineers who were involved in the project or serving at the Balloon School at the time. (11)
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