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Lot 336
A group of glass replicas of historic diamonds including the Koh-i-noor in its former and current state Europe, first half of the 20th centurycomprising two boxed sets, the first with fifteen glass diamonds with embossed metal labels, the second with three glass diamonds with card labels; and a further box demonstrating the nine stages of cutting down a diamond, each glass stone with metal stand the largest case 38 x 10.2 x 9.2 cm.(3)Footnotes:ProvenanceFormerly in the Elan Garini Collection, New York.For another example of a replica of the Koh-i-noor diamond see Davinder Toor, In Pursuit of Empire, Treasures from the Toor Collection of Sikh Art, pp. 234-5.The first box contains replicas of The Shah, Pasha of Egypt, Orloff, Piggot, Polar Star, Sancy, Florentine, Grand-Mogul, Kohinoor (old cut), Nassak, Blue Diamond (Hope), Kohinoor (newcut), Jubilee, Regent and South-Star; the second Cullinan, Cullinan II and Cullinan I.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 1295
George Best Gift From The Gerry Kelly Show: A cut glass pair of football boots mounted on a marble plinth. Engraved To George All The Very Best From The Kelly Show UTV November 2000. George Bests appearance on the Kelly Show gave it their biggest ever audience in its 12 year history. It was a popular guest show broadcast on Ulster TV.
Lot 519
* WILLIAM BURNS ARSA RSW (SCOTTISH 1921 - 1972),SEAHOUSEgouache on paper, signed, titled label versoimage size 60cm x 70cm, overall size 86cm x 94cm Mounted, framed and under glass.Exhibition label verso: Aitken Dott & Son (now The Scottish Gallery) Edinburgh, Festival Exhibition 1968.Note: Born in Newton Mearns, William Burns trained at Glasgow School of Art in the late 1940s and thereafter at Hospitalfield, near Arbroath. One of a number of artists from the west who settled in the north-east of Scotland, he joined the art department of Aberdeen College of Education. Burns' career was cut short at the age of 51 when his light aircraft crashed in dense fog. Using his environment as a starting point, Burns increasingly explored abstraction and colour as means of expression. Early landscapes gave way to harbours and late in his career, Burns explored the mines along the east coast of Scotland with the benefit of a pilot's bird's-eye view.
Lot 532
* WILLIE RODGER RSA RGI (SCOTTISH 1930 - 2018),THE NEIGHBOUR'S CATwatercolour on paper, signed and titled label versoimage size 19cm x 14cm, overall size 30cm x 25cm Framed and under glass. Note: The Royal Scottish Academy website describes Willie Rodger as "one of the most significant artist-printmakers in recent Scottish art history". Born in Kirkintilloch in 1930, Rodger studied Graphics and Printmaking at Glasgow School of Art from 1948 to 1953. He received a rigorous education from a course that, at the time, only accepted the most skilled draughtsmen. By graduation Rodger had already sold two prints to the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, and went on to a career in advertising. However, he became disillusioned with the cut and thrust of the commercial world and an opportunity to change careers and return to Scotland came about with a teaching vacancy at Lenzie Academy, then as Principal Teacher of Art at Clydebank High School, a post he held until early retirement in 1987. He was elected to the Royal Scottish Academy in 1989 and awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Stirling in 1999. In The Scottish Contemporary Art Auction of 28th February 2021 lot 562 "Reverie" by Willie Rodger established a new auction record for a print by the artist selling at £1200 (hammer).
Lot 759
* WILLIE RODGER RSA RGI (SCOTTISH 1930 - 2018),BLUE STOCKING SERIESwoodcut and linocut on paper, each signed, titled and numberedimage size 28cm x 22cm each, overall size framed together 51cm x 189cmMounted, framed and under glass.Note: The Royal Scottish Academy website describes Willie Rodger as "one of the most significant artist-printmakers in recent Scottish art history". Born in Kirkintilloch in 1930, Rodger studied Graphics and Printmaking at Glasgow School of Art from 1948 to 1953. He received a rigorous education from a course that, at the time, only accepted the most skilled draughtsmen. By graduation Rodger had already sold two prints to the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, and went on to a career in advertising. However, he became disillusioned with the cut and thrust of the commercial world and an opportunity to change careers and return to Scotland came about with a teaching vacancy at Lenzie Academy, then as Principal Teacher of Art at Clydebank High School, a post he held until early retirement in 1987. He was elected to the Royal Scottish Academy in 1989 and awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Stirling in 1999. In The Scottish Contemporary Art Auction of 28th February 2021 lot 562 "Reverie" by Willie Rodger established a new auction record for a single print by the artist selling at £1200 (hammer).
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Lot 27
OTTO PRUTSCHER (AUSTRIAN, 1880-1949) FOR MEYR’S NEFFE, A STEMMED WINE GLASS, CIRCA 1906, with a circular spread foot below a ruby cased and ladder-cut stem with ruby cased conical bowl, flash-cut with a square lozenge border to the upper rim. 21cm high CONDITION REPORTIn good condition, no chips, cracks or blemishes
Lot 30
OTTO PRUTSCHER (AUSTRIAN, 1880-1949) FOR MEYR’S NEFFE, A STEMMED WINE GLASS, CIRCA 1906, with a circular spread foot below a green cased and ladder-cut stem with green cased conical bowl, flash-cut with a square lozenge border to the upper rim. 21.4cm highCONDITION REPORTTiny rim chip to bowl.
Lot 31
OTTO PRUTSCHER (AUSTRIAN, 1880-1949) FOR MEYR’S NEFFE, A STEMMED WINE GLASS, CIRCA 1906, with a circular spread foot below a green cased and ladder-cut stem with green cased conical bowl, flash-cut with a square lozenge border to the upper rim. 21cm high CONDITION REPORTno chips, cracks or surface damage
Lot 32
OTTO PRUTSCHER (AUSTRIAN, 1880-1949) FOR MEYR’S NEFFE, A STEMMED WINE GLASS, CIRCA 1906, with a circular spread foot below a cranberry red cased and ladder-cut stem with cranberry red cased conical bowl, flash-cut with a square lozenge border to the upper rim. 21cm highCONDITION REPORTTo the best of our knowledge provenance is from a private vendor
Lot 28
OTTO PRUTSCHER (AUSTRIAN, 1880-1949) FOR MEYR’S NEFFE, A STEMMED WINE GLASS, CIRCA 1906, with a circular spread foot below an amethyst cased and ladder-cut stem with amethyst cased conical bowl, flash-cut with a square lozenge border to the upper rim. 21cm high CONDITION REPORTTiny rim chip to bowl.
Lot 29
OTTO PRUTSCHER (AUSTRIAN, 1880-1949) FOR MEYR’S NEFFE, A STEMMED WINE GLASS, CIRCA 1906, with a circular spread foot below a uranium yellow cased and ladder-cut stem with uranium yellow cased conical bowl, flash-cut with a square lozenge border to the upper rim. 21cm high CONDITION REPORTSmall firing bubbles in the foot, but overall in good condition, no chips or cracks
Lot 9
A SMALL STUART CRYSTAL CUT GLASS DECANTER, of tapering form with a faceted stopper, 24.5cm high; together with A PAIR OF SMALL CUT GLASS DECANTERS, of squat form with faceted mushroom stoppers, 12.5cm high; and ANOTHER SMALL CUT GLASS DECANTER, 16.5cm high. (4)CONDITION REPORTStuart decanter: the neck of the stopper has been broken and repaired with glue, nibbling to the top of the stopper, the body with few very small nibbles to the edges of the cut decoration. Pair of decanters: both with some small nibbles to the cut decoration, one with chip to the length of the stopper. Final decanter: fogging to base, a drip-like fault to the second collar decoration.
Lot 8
SIX PIECES OF WATERFORD GLASS, including A LARGE FLARED OVAL BOWL, 9cm by 30cm by 27cm; A SMALL DISH, 8.5cm high; A TAZZA, with cut laurel border and star cut foot, 12.5cm by 15cm; A FLARED VASE, 17.5cm high; and TWO SHERRY GLASSES, all signed. (6)CONDITION REPORTGood overall condition, very light general wear.
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