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Lot 392
A lot to include a George IV silver salt shovel, the handle of repousse floral and foliage design, the shovel having a pie crust edge to top, hallmarked Birmingham 1824, a silver inkwell, of circular form, cap engraved 'From Ada Aug 1943', with ceramic insert, hallmarked Birmingham 1919, a silver circular dish, with pie crust rim and open metalwork fan design, engraved centre 'E.B.U Eastbourne 1956', raised on a single circular stepped foot, hallmarked Birmingham 1956, a silver cased pencil, of triangular form, hallmarked Birmingham 1909, a silver circular napkin ring, hallmarked Birmingham 1915, a part-set of five silver spoons, all hallmarked Birmingham 1931, silver weight approx. 200g, (6).
Lot 132
SMALL COLLECTION OF CERAMIC FIGURES comprising a Royal Copenhagen figure of a young girl holding a doll, various marks and label to base, 12cm high; two Spanish figures, one of a young girl holding a basket of flowers, the other a stylised example by Galos; two Goebel figures 'Gentle Breezes' and a lady with flowers; two Goebel/Hummel figures 'Out of Danger' and 'Confidentially'; and a Goebel donkey (8)
Lot 115
Letizia': a patinated bronze figure of a cloaked maiden by Gio Ponti, modelled with musical instruments and vessels to her feet, unsigned, a ceramic version of the same model illustrated in Ugo La Pietra, Gio Ponti, Milan, 1995. p. 30, cat. no. 67 61cm (24in) See Sotheby's 20th Century Design, 31st May 2007, lot 252 for a similar example Gio Ponti (1891 - 1979) A poet, painter, artist and architect, Ponti is referred to as the "Godfather of Italy's post war design renaissance." He trained as an architect; his most famous building being the Pirelli Tower in Milan built in 1958. However Ponti also designed furniture, flatware, vases, sculptures, set designs at La Scala and was editor of the influential Domus magazine. His daughter Lisa wrote that he could regularly work an 18 hour day. His sculpture Letizia meaning "Happiness" was a design from the 1920s and is typical of his more lyrical style of that era.
Lot 68
Harold Stanley 'Jim' Ede, (British, 1895-1990), a ceramic plaque, the blue glazed rectangular plaque with incised abstract design, paper note verso reads; 'For our Mary Rose, a decorative plaque to commemorate so much for so long, from Jim' 31 x 23½cm (12 x 9in) Harold Stanley ('Jim') Ede was born on 7 April 1895. He attended the Leys School in Cambridge, studied painting at Newlyn Art School and, after service in the First World War, attended the Slade School of Art in London. In the 1920s and 30s he was a curator at the Tate Gallery in London. Jim and Helen Ede moved to Cambridge in 1956 and renovated four derelict cottages to create Kettle's Yard; a home for them, and thanks to his friendship with artists such as Ben and Winifred Nicholson and Alfred Wallis, a home for his remarkable collection of paintings and sculptures.
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