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Lot 82
CLASSICAL STYLED TABLE LAMP with a tapering column and acanthus leaf decoration, supported by four cherubs on a stepped base, with a shade; together with a modern lamp with a metal and glass column and base, with a pleated shade; and a Liberty style lamp with a speckled blue glass tulip style shade, 90cm, 41.5cm and 39.5cm high respectively
Lot 458
A late George III oak longcase clock by E Sagar Skipton, the swan neck pediment terminating in rosettes over dentil frieze, square glass door flanked by Doric column, brass face with applied chapter ring and elaborate spandrels, Arabic and Roman numerals, subsidiary date dial, anchor escapement, striking bell, crossbanded shaped trunk doors, flanked by fluted quarter columns on plinth base, shaped foot (pendulum damaged) 221cm high
Lot 544
A William IV rosewood tea table, with rounded top above tapering faceted column support and platform base, 74cm high x 61cm wide CONDITION REPORT: Lot 544 - Top scuffed and scraped, some colour fading, small nicks to frieze, underside of top with later screws, cracks to veneer of base, two bun feet heavily chipped, sturdy.
Lot 421
Harpo Marx (American, 1888-1964) Self-Portrait playing the harp, inscribed "Love to Eva / from / Harpo Marx", pen and ink 10 x 9cm; together with a caricature of Harpo Max by COT, an artist on the Los Angeles Examiner, 1939, pen and ink, 17 x 27cm pen and ink (2) The American comedian, film star, mime artist and musician Harpo Marx was the second-oldest of the Marx Brothers. His comic style was influenced by clown and pantomime traditions; wearing a curly reddish blonde wig, Harpo never spoke during performances - he blew a horn or whistled to communicate - and always managed to play the harp at some stage in all of his films. The caricature of Harpo Marx is by Los Angeles Examiner artist 'COT'. The caption reads "Yep! I play all the band instruments and a monkey - simiantaneous", is dated March 18, 1939 on the reverse, with a pencil note that this drawing would be in Johnson's column on Saturday. Unframed, with foxing and discolouration. The self-portrait by Harpo is signed "Love to Eva / From / Harpo Marx', and drawn on a page from an autograph album from the mid 1930s. On the reverse is a signature from Meyer Davis. Provenance: From the collection of the late Christopher Hogwood, CBE
Lot 684
Burmese carved hardwood circular centre table, the tip top with a border of scrolling foliage, pavilions and dragons on an ornate central column and platform base, diameter 120cm. Condition report: hinge bolts missing; some loss of carving from edges and repaired breaks on the top's downturned lip, none of which is particularly noticeable; height 76.5cm; colour and finish appear to be original.
Lot 600
A George II silver wax jack, maker's mark C.N, unidentified, London 1756, central column with a fluted finial, with sprung scissor action capital with pierced scroll decoration, on a pierced foot with a beaded border and heart shaped motifs, on three claw and ball feet, height 15.5cm, approx. weight 7oz
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