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Lot 842
A quantity of 19th century Anglo-Indian ivory and bone miniature furniture models, including a mirror backed chiffonier, a fully laden mirrored dressing/wash stand, an octagonal chess table with pieces, a sofa, a night cabinet, a piano, a bureau _alacca_, two hall chairs and table, various loose components, the largest 14 cm high
Lot 552
Modern British School , mid 20th century- Rural landscape with cottages and woodland; oil on board, 28.5x44cm: F Möllin, European School, early 20th century- Rural path; oil on panel, signed, 15x53cm: Haitian School, late 20th/early 21st century- Dancers in a city street; oil on board, signed, 49x61cm: Mid-Late 20th century- Head as a chess piece; oil on board, 57.7x51.7cm: After Raoul Dufy, French 1977-1953- "Normandy Tree", publ by Shorewood Press Inc, 1960; colour reproduction print, 57x70cm: together with two other colour reproduction prints after Dufy and Picasso, 57x70cm., ea: Giuseppe Vittorio Parisi, Italian b.1915- Untitled; screenprint in colours, signed, inscribed `pda` and dated 1972 in pencil, 69x49.5cm., (8) (unframed) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
Lot 266
A boxed game of "Key Word" (pre-cursor to Scrabble), manufactured by John Waddington Ltd, circa 1953, copyright by Parker Brothers Inc.... USA, and a presentation boxed set of "Canasta" with rule book, wooden dishes, cards, glass ashtrays as trumps (both given to the vendor`s family by Norman Watson, son of the founder of John Waddington Ltd as a present) and a collection of various other games to include "Halma", "Tiddlywinks", "Spelling Bee", a set of Festival of Britain playing cards, chess set, and further playing cards, etc.
Lot 33
A Victorian carved and part red stained ivory Staunton pattern chess set, Jaques of London, circa 1870, the white king stamped JAQUES LONDON to the underside, one white knight, one white rook and one red rook stamped with crown, the king 8.5 cm high, the pawns 3.7 cm high; with a carton-pierre box with printed green label to the underside, circa 1870, printed ÔTHE STAUNTON CHESS-MEN. TWO PRIZE MEDALS AWARDED 1862... JAQUES & SON LONDONÕ; and with facsimile signature ÔH. STAUNTONÕ; and a Victorian carton-pierre mounted leather folding board, late 19th century, the exterior modelled with pierced Gothic tracery, the interior gilt-tooled with interlaced border and inscribed ÔBLACKÕ and ÔWHITEÕ at either side, and ÔLEUCHARS PICCADILLYÕ at one side, 52cm square
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