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Lot 284
Naomie Harris signed 10x8 colour image. Image was taken from her appearance on the red carpet for the Golden Globes. Image taken in 2017. Naomie is a English actress who started her career as a child. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 145
FRANCIS CAMPBELL BOILEAU CADELL R.S.A., R.S.W (SCOTTISH 1883-1937) THE DINING-ROOM AT WESTERDUNES Signed and dated 1911, watercolour(35.5cm xc 43.5cm (14in x 17.5in))Provenance: The Fine Art Society 1983 Centenary Exhibition, no.18 Sir Patrick Ford, Westerdunes and thence by descentFootnote: Note: Westerdunes in North Berwick was built by Sir Patrick Ford as a holiday home. The vendors father Henry, was born there in 1911 so the child sitting on the carpet is his elder sister, Joan Ford. Sir Patrick Ford was a major patron of Scottish artists at the turn of the century and Cadell would have been invited to stay in the new house and commissioned to paint several pictures.
Lot 7
2007 ROLLS-ROYCE PHANTOM DROPHEAD COUPE. Registration Number: XXI 37, Chassis Number: SCA2068058UH07002, Engine Number: 60583963 . This Rolls Royce Phantom Drophead Coupé is the second of this model ever to be produced, of only 3,000 to be made in Goodwood. The first car off the production line was sold for $2,000,000 at auction in Florida and XXI37 was used for the press launch. In 2015, the Phantom Drophead was the most expensive Rolls-Royce model, retailing at $533,000. Three Drophead Coupés were used in the 2012 Summer Olympics closing ceremony, with British Pop Stars Jessie J, Tinie Tempah and Taio Cruz all singing from them. 'This is a truly unique car and one that exudes top-notch pedigree. Just seeing one is a real occasion, and that's before you get behind the wheel.' Car Magazine. Luxury and driving experience are obviously paramount in the design of the Phantom Drophead. It is a prime example of how BMW managed to rejuvenate the Rolls-Royce brand post-acquisition. It started out life in 2004 as an experimental display model called 100EX, built to celebrate Rolls-Royce's centenary. The clamour from enthusiasts to put the car into production was so strong that the first Drophead, remarkably similar to the 100EX, appeared in 2007. It made a triumphant appearance at the Detroit Motor Show and was much heralded by the automotive press. Among its unique features It has its own dedicated lightweight aluminium space frame, exclusive to the Drophead model, which accommodates the convertible design and provide extra stiffness. Inspired by the beautiful Riva luxury boats, the car has a yacht-like appearance with a teak tonneau roof cover and door caps. Front opening coach doors make it easy to access the rear seat and can be opened and closed at the press of a button.Luggage is housed within a picnic boot, a split tail compartment that opens in two parts giving easy access to the of space. The tailgate also provides a comfortable seating platform for two adults when lowered. Careful engineering of the folding soft-top roof means that it stows in a small space, and the luggage compartment remains unaffected regardless of whether the roof is up or down. The fabric hood is the largest of any modern convertible car and its acoustic insulation is exemplary. Five layers of material lined with cashmere ensure that the cabin remains a serene space, even at speed. The scale of the car is matched by the massive 21 inch wheel rims. Rolls-Royce set out to make a car curated to the individuality of each driver, with thousands of options available for each build. Indeed, XXI37 features some of the most expensive ones, which is befitting for a press launch car. The car is finished in a beautiful combination of Admiral Blue metallic with a brushed steel bonnet. This bonnet is machine finished at the factory to give a uniform grain, before undergoing extensive hand polishing to achieve a perfect sheen. At the rear, the teak decking is treated by Rolls-Royce with a carefully blended mix of oils. This preserves a natural finish and a long-lasting lustre that is as beautiful as it is hardy. The interior is finished with a beautiful rosewood veneer dash and cream leather upholstery. The details inside are remarkably "Rolls-Royce", notably the engraved Phantom silver logo and stunning umbrella holders in both doors. The exterior has a fine white coach line painted with an exceptionally steady hand. Under the bonnet is clean example of the massive 6.75 litre 435bhp V12 engine, a widely regarded extraordinary machine. The engine that has huge amounts of power and yet remains quietly dignified. Capable of 0 to 60 mph in 5.7 seconds and a top speed of 149 mph, the car exhibits incredibly high performance. At the same time, it is so quiet when idling that you would think the engine was switched off. The drive quality is so supreme that the experience is often referred to as the "magic carpet ride". There is ample service history supporting the car, with only 39,000 miles driven, it has clearly been well maintained and always garaged. An original brochure and recent service records are also present with the car.In the Phantom Drophead, Rolls-Royce have created the ultimate convertible model for luxury touring, a car that epitomises prestige. Production ceased in 2016 and the company has announced that there are no plans to make a Drophead version of the latest Phantom VIII saloon, making this the last of a vanishing breed. The sale of XX137 offers the buyer a chance to join a canon of privileged motorists.Buyer's Premium on lots 1 - 18 10% (plus VAT), All other lots 25% (plus VAT). For viewing information for lots 1- 12 please contact William Batt on 01305 265080 or email william.batt@dukes-auctions.com
Lot 498
Unusual Art Nouveau-style hand-knotted wool carpet, in the tradition of Voysey or Donegal, and possibly of Turkish (Anatolian) manufacture, with beige field and all-over pink and green motifs, 366cm x 278cmCondition report: Minor staining but otherwise good pile and colour. Would benefit from a clean.
Lot 503
Large 'Loomah' wool carpet, for Park Interiors, 100% New Zealand wool hand-tufted, with cream ground and geometric yellow and blue block border, 510cm x 310cmCondition report: Would benefit from a clean due to areas of light/medium staining, plus a brush to veen out depressions caused by stood furniture - however these are not permanent issues. Due to ongoing Covid restrictions, bidders are able to view lots in this online-only sale on the specified viewing days, by prior appointment only. There is no viewing on the day of sale. Please therefore read the following:As this is a sale of second-hand and antique items, bidders should expect items to exhibit general wear and tear commensurate with age and use unless otherwise stated. Please carefully examine the images as they form part of the overall condition. Clevedon Salerooms are happy to provide further detailed information on request, if received by email or telephone at least 24 hours prior to the sale. The mention of a specific flaw or fault does not automatically mean that no other faults exist. Reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are a general assessment, not a forensic survey.Further category-specific condition information can be found in our Standard Terms and Conditions. The placing of a bid by you is taken by us as an indication that you have read, understood and agreed to these terms.
Lot 440
A Tabriz carpet, approximately 426 x 307cmCondition Report: Some wear but carpet generally maintains good pile overall. Pale knot heads poke through pile in places. Surface dirt, could benefit from cleaning. Binding to longest edges with some wear, undulation and sections folded over. Wear to edges has revealed underlying pale binding in places. Tasselling to both ends with various losses, wear and discolourations. The tasselling is an uneven length to both ends due to the losses.Please refer to additional images as well as the online detail images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 515
A Lilihan carpet, approximately 357 x 275cmCondition Report: Wear to pile overall, in places this is exposing the underlying weft, Some areas appear to have heavier use than others and the pile is quite variable across the carpet. Also some colour variationThe longest edges with some areas of untidyness, the fringing to the short sides is uneven - to one side it is uniformly longer - but with some shorter threads. The other side is cut much shorter but with some longer threads too.Please refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 606
An Isfahan rug, part silk, with peacock and other animals to the central field, signed to lower edge by a master weaver, approximately 188 x 118cmCondition Report: Rug in generally good condition overall. Some minor marks and stains to the surface, would probably benefit from a light clean. The tasselling is of fairly uniform length at both ends but has the expected fraying and some minor losses. Please see additional images of details, signature, front and back of this carpet. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 923
Enamelled 9ct gold fob medal, the obverse with the seal or arms of the town of Bonnyrigg, Midlothian, the reverse inscribed "From Bonnyrigg to Captain Charles Edward Stewart MC April 1917", 13.4g Charles Edward Stewart MC (1887-1917) was the third son of John George Stewart who was a carpet manufacturer in Lasswade. Charles enlisted, along with his brother Frederick, in the Royal Scots at Edinburgh Castle in September 1914. In November 1915 they were commissioned to the Durham Light Infantry. Charles was adjutant to the battalion and saw service at Ypres and Somme. He died on the first day of the battle of Arras on 11th April 1917 having been shot in the stomach. He was posthumously awarded the Military Cross June 1917.
Lot 406
A COLLECTION OF THREE RARE COPTIC TEXTILE FRAGMENTS, Egypt 4th to 11th century, comprising a three figure panel, mounted, 25 x 13 cm high, a geometric carpet fragment, mounted and framed 26 x 20 high, and a linear panel with interlinked lozenges, mounted and framed, 30 x 6 cm high.Provenance: Pitt Rivers Collection, Sothebys 1974 Condition Report: **check previous sale
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