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Lot 463
Charles J Lundgren (New York, Connecticut, 1911 - 1988) "U.S.S. Wisconsin" Signed lower right. Original Oil painting on Masonite. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation. This painting originally appeared on the Fleetwood Commemorative Cover for the U.S.S. Wisconsin. The U.S.S. Wisconsin was one of the most powerful fighting ships ever built. Commissioned on 16 April 1944 with Captain Earl E. Stone in command, U.S.S. Wisconsin saw her first active duty in the Pacific with Admiral William "Bull" Halsey's 3rd Fleet. She participated in the reconquest of the Philippines as part of Task Force 38. Her heavy guns helped neutralize the Japanese forces on Formosa, Luzon, and Nansei Shoto. As the Lingayen Gulf operations unfolded, U.S.S. Wisconsin provided invaluable shelling support and cover. Re-assigned to the 5th Fleet, U.S.S. Wisconsin became an integral part of Task Force 58 which headed for Tokyo. On 16 February 1945, the task force approached the Japanese coast under the cover of adverse weather. They achieved complete surprise, and shot down 322 enemy planes and destroyed 177 more on the ground. At War's end, she served as part of the "Magic Carpet" operation which brought American servicemen back to the states. During the Korean Conflict, U.S.S. Wisconsin sailed as flagship of the 7th Fleet. On 15 March 1952 she arrived off Songjin, Korea and concentrated her powerful 16-inch guns on an enemy troop train, destroying it. During the shelling she received her first-ever direct hit -- as if personally affronted her guns susbsequently blasted the enemy battery into oblivion. She received five Battle Stars for her service in World War II and one for her service in Korea. Image Size: 13.75 x 15.75 in. Overall Size: 20.5 x 21.75 in. Unframed. (B10856)
Lot 193
A LARGE CREAM GROUND ISFAHAN TYPE MEDALLION CARPET Cream field with central medallion, within a red ground border Minor signs of wear commensurate with age and use, stained to one corner 250cm high x 305cm wide Condition: Minor signs of wear commensurate with age and use, stained to one corner
Lot 1138
A Modern Indian Carpet of "Kazak" Design, woven in colours of navy blue, wine and ivory, with a central serrated lozenge shaped medallion, the field filled with stylised peacocks and flowerhead ornament, with conforming spandrels on a wine ground within six stripe border filled with geometric motif and meandering vine pattern, 8ft 3ins x 5ft 3ins
Lot 1152
A Kashan Silk Carpet, Mid 20th Century, woven in ivory, pale blue and old gold, with a central flower shaped medallion and conforming spandrels, filled with stylised floral and scroll ornament, the field filled with trailing palmettes and floral ornament, on an ivory ground within five stripe conforming border filled with meandering vine pattern, 10ft 3ins x 7ft
Lot 1443
An early 20th century Persian Islamic Shiraz handwoven wool carpet rug. The rug having a large diamond medallion to the centre decorated with floral motifs, medalion to each corners and floral motifs to the main boarder with pile direction to each side, fringes to each end. Design period 1920-1949, production period 1940-1949,
Lot 185
A late Victorian mahogany mechanical goat stool, rounded rectangular stuffed-over carpet top adjustable on a ratchet, turned legs, 45cm high, 55cm long; a dressing table stool, cane seat, cabriole legs, 44cm high; another stool, cabriole legs.(3)A late Victorian mahogany mechanical goat stool, rounded rectangular stuffed-over carpet top adjustable on a ratchet, turned legs, 45cm high, 55cm long; a dressing table stool, cane seat, cabriole legs, 44cm high; another stool, cabriole legs.(3)
Lot 4158
Kaiserin Elisabeth von Österreich – umfangreiche Gruppe Badezimmer-Utensilien in großem Weidenkorb mit Deckel, um 1860/70 Der Weidenkorb mit langen seitlichen Trageseilen sowie geschwärzten Eisenbeschlägen, im Deckel Inventaretikett "Privatfond I.K.K. Majestät" mit der Nummer "890". Einliegend eine Keramik-Bettpfanne, ein Keramikeinsatz für eine portable Toilette, vier Packungen "Papier-Closenettes (Abort-Einsätze)", weitere Tücher in Originalverpackung, diverse Keramikgefäße, Zahnbürsten, Kämme und Bürsten, Pinzette, Reiseschuhlöffel/-knöpfer, Haarklammern, Handtuch und Waschlappen, ein Thermometer, Wäscheklammern, ein kleines Etui, ein Reise-Kleiderhaken, einige Duftsäckchen, ein Fläschchen "Anker-Pain-Expeller" aus Rotterdam und eines "Superior Ebglish Eau de Cologne" aus London sowie ein Schächtelchen mit Kieselsteinen. Außerdem zwei Teppichklopfer. Die Utensilien aus München, Paris, London oder Traunstein (soweit Verpackungen noch vorhanden). Maße des Weidenkorbes (altersbedingte Beschädigungen) ca. 90 x 55 x 47 cm. Seltener Einblick in die Reisegepflogenheiten des Hochadels im 19. Jhdt.Provenienz: Hermann Historica, 24. Auktion im Mai 1991, Los 2782. Seither in einer deutschen Privatsammlung.Zustand: IIEmpress Elisabeth of Austria – an extensive collection of bathroom utensils in a large wicker basket, circa 1860/70 The wicker basket with long, carrying ropes at the sides and blackened iron fittings, the inventory label in the lid reads "Privatfond I.K.K. Majestät" and the number "890". Containing a porcelain bedpan, a porcelain insert for a portable toilet, four packets of "Papier-Closenettes (Abort-Einsätze)" (paper toilet seat covers), other cloths still in the original wrappers, various porcelain pots, toothbrushes, brushes and combs, a pair of tweezers, a travel shoehorn/buttonhook, hairpins, hand towel and face flannel, a thermometer, clothes pegs, a small case, a travel clothes hanger, several scented sachets, a small bottle marked "Anker-Pain-Expeller" from Rotterdam and a "Superior English Eau de Cologne" from London, plus a small box of pebbles. Also two carpet beaters. The utensils from Munich, Paris, London or Traunstein (where the packaging is still present). Dimensions of the wicker basket (damage due to age) approx. 90 x 55 x 47 cm. A rare glimpse into the travelling habits of the high nobility in the 19th century.Provenance: Hermann Historica, 24th Auction in May 1991, lot 2782. Thereafter in a private German collection.Condition: II
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