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Corporal Clott colour artwork by David Law from The Dandy Xmas issue 1969. Corporal Clott's bull charges through the barracks and the visitors' red carpet catches fire. Colonel Grumbly vows retribution. Poster colour on cartridge paper. Rare. 25 x 18 inches. David 'Davy' Law (1907-1951) found international fame by introducing Dennis The Menace to unsuspecting Beano readers in March 1951. He also penned Beryl The Peril, Captain Hand and the accident-prone nitwit, Corporal Clott. Law's artwork very rarely comes to market.
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An Aesthetic Movement oak mirror back sideboard by Pratt & Sons, circa 1880 the bevelled mirror plate flanked by open shelves and glazed cupboard doors, the lower section with an arrangement of three drawers flanked by cupboard doors enclosing slides and a cellaret paper label to reverse 'Chistr. Pratt & Sons, Cabinet Makers & Upholsterers, Carpet and Bedding Warehousemen, Bradford' 220cm. high by 206cm. wide by 67cm. deep W.
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A group of designs by Morris & Co., 1st half 20th century including foliate designs, an architectural drawing for 42 Grosvenor Square, signed Morris & Company, 449 Oxford Street, a partially coloured carpet design for an 'Anemone' rug, coloured seat covers, and others on paper and tracing paper variously marked, including 'Morris & Co., 17 St. George St, Hanover Square, London W1'
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A HERIZ PERSIAN CARPET, on ivory field with large terracotta panel enclosing a large dark blue star motif and smaller pale blue star, the whole filled with leaves and flowers in typical angular Heriz style, surrounded by a midnight blue border of shield and curled leaf design, two pale gold minor borders, 8ft. 2in. x 11ft. 2in. (250 x 340cms) (damaged area in one corner)
![A Sultanabad Carpet], the boldly-scaled herati field on a red ground within an indigo palmette border, 562cm by 352cm](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10041/2349218/1617-25-10041_468x382.jpg)
![A Large Zeigler Sultanabad Carpet], with a typical Herati-pattern design on a dark blue ground, within a red palmette and l](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10041/2349218/1618-25-10041_468x382.jpg)
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Mazlaghan rug and Karaja runner, both north west Persia early 20th century, 3ft.11in. x 2ft.1in. 1.20m. x 0.64m. and 9ft. x 2ft.4in. 2.75m.x 0.71m.Both with overall even wear. A printed label on the verso of the Mazlaghan indicates that it was marketed through Benlian, this being one of the leading 20th century Tabriz families of carpet merchants and master-weavers. (2)
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Massive fragmented Ushak 'Fancy Turkey, west Anatolia late 19th century, 24ft x 17ft. 7.32m. x 5.18m. Overall uneven wear, cuts to both long borders with losses right side, cut across top, areas of fading and staining, small holes. It is interesting to speculate how long this carpet, with its brilliant deep turquoise ground colour, might have been when complete.
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A most attractive Hamadan-Feraghan kelleh, north west Persia third quarter 19th century, 17ft. x 7ft.8in. 5.18m. x 2.34m. Slight wear in field, small area of damage upper left and centre field including three short splits (probably caused by chairs), very small area of heavy wear with tiny hole lower end inner guard border. The marvellous palette and wool of this carpet and the complete change of both design and chromatic arrangement at the lower end are all indications that this is a comparatively early pre-commercial weaving, probably dating to the 1860s, at which time it is thought to have been acquired by the present owner's grandfather. As with another early (and dated) carpet from the same area (see lot 671), this example also has symmetric knotting.
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European carpet, probably English late 19th century, 16ft.8in. x 10ft.10in. 5.08m. x 3.30m. One area of heavy wear, hole to top right corner, reduced in length. And a Malabar carpet, India about 1930, 13ft.8in. x 11ft.7in. 4.17m. x 3.35m. Patchy wear, heavy in some places, areas of moth damage, some staining. (2)
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Fragments of an Ushak 'Fancy Turkey' Carpet, west Anatolia late 19th-early 20th century, largest fragment 15ft.6in. x 13ft.11in. 4.73m. x 4.25m. The lot consists of one large fragment of field and borders, a long border fragment and two small guard fragments. Sold with all faults not subject to return. (4)
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