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Lot 625
A rare J P Seeburg (Chicago America) Coin in the Slot electric Nickleodean 1925-28, Style C, named ‘Xylophonium’, light oak wooden case, the base with two front opening doors, the top with a single central door and three leaded stained glass panels, volume control and on-off switch, containing a fifty-four note piano, mandolin and xylophone, working on 20p, keys and a further six boxed rolls, each having ten tunes —56in. (142cm.) high x 38 1/2in. (98cm.) wide x 25in. (64cm.) deep - for reference see ‘Encyclopedia of Automatic Musical Instruments’ by David Bowers - believed to have come from a Kentucky dance hall of ill repute!
Lot 649
A large late 19th century painted wooden dolls’ house, with painted brick facade, three bays, six large windows and central opening front door with two windows above, triangular pediment, coining to edges, front opening with lock to reveal six rooms, hallway and carpeted stairs, suitable papers, fireplaces, two embroidered carpets, on later stand —74 1/2in. (189cm.) high x 50 1/4in. (128cm.) wide x 18 3/4in. (48cm.) deep (some repair and damage) - this house was used as a display house for antique miniature furniture, dolls’ house items and bijouterie sold in the following ninety-eight lots, to lot 748, having such large windows makes it a perfect display house as you can see so much of the room without opening the doors
Lot 759
A fine mid-19th century shell cottage diorama, possibly a Royal residence, an elaborate single storey L-shaped house, the main building with single room, with vaulted ceiling and dormer widows, the interior decorated with gold star patterned wallpaper, some pieces of furniture, a seated ‘alien head’ composition-headed elegant lady with elaborate floral headdress and jointed wood body, a similar whiskered gentleman in British military dress uniform presenting her a bouquet and three Grodnerthal children playing nearby; at the front door with steps down is a shell gentleman in frocked coat and top hat, leaving carrying a book; the other room contains two beds, one with a Grodnerthal child asleep, to one side is a backdoor with porch, three pairs of chimneys covered with marquesite dust, the house sitting on top of a landscaped garden, the back terrace with a feather parrot on star and a elderly shell lady leaving by the back steps, the surrounding garden includes a composite cat stalking a shell mouse, a mirrored pond with glass fountain, a shell rowing boat and feather swan, a feather peacock perching on a feather tree and various shell chickens, displayed on a weighted ebonised base with glass dome, base 19in. x 21in. (49cm. x 54cm.), 17in. (44cm.) height of dome - this house was purchased by the original vendor’s Uncle Bill in 1925 when he was aged 5, in the Aldershot area. It is probable that the lady in the house is supposed to represent Queen Victoria and the uniformed man, Prince Albert. In 1849 Queen Victoria visited the Shell Cottage in the grounds of Carton House, Kildare, Ireland, which looks virtually the same as this house, but the shells are on the interior. She had her 4th child in 1844; in the same year she had her portrait painted in a headdress that matches the one she is wearing here. Queen Victoria was known as The Famine Queen, after personally donating £2,000 to the famine relief, so had strong links with Ireland - this house was purchased by the current vendor at SAS in June 2014
Lot 760
Woolley House, a mid 20th century dolls’ house, the white painted house with sun crest pediment, nine windows and front porch to the left side, rear elevation with clock set in pediment, central balcony and French doors and nine windows, a further door on each end, paper slate tiled roof with two chimneys, front and rear opening, the front to reveal hallway with wooden stair case and landing, a large drawing room and the master and mistress of the house bedrooms, the rear to reveal a servant’s hallway, kitchen, dinning room, nursery, nursery hallway, water closet and bathroom, all decorated in the turn of the 20th century style with internal doors and electric lighting, well furnished with late 19th and early 20th century furniture and chattels including a Westacre table top bookcase, a red Chinoiserie long case clock and a writing desk, ten bisque shoulder head dolls, mainly in original clothes, a hat box sweet container, a gilt metal stand with three shell dishes, some transfer printed paper furniture, a Waltershausen writing desk and six pieces of Schnegass furniture —40 1/2in. (103cm.) wide x 23 3/4in. (60cm.) deep x 26 1/4in. (67cm.) high (slight damage) - purchased from an antique shop off the Finchley Road in the early 1980s.
Lot 761
A German late 19th century red roof dolls’ house seaside villa from the Faith Eaton collection, of printed paper over wood, depicting stone above brickwork of two bays and two storeys with balcony, steps, porch, fence and dormer windows, opening to reveal two rooms, furnishings including Biedemier sofa, tinplate range and fireplace --24in. (61cm.) high x 13in. (33cm.) wide x 12¼in. (31cm.) deep (replacement door) - previously lot 33 in the Faith Eaton Collection at Christie’s South Kensington October 2005 and features in her book The Ultimate Dolls’ House Book page 72
Lot 762
A Bliss (American) keyhole type dolls’ house, of printed paper over wood, depicting brick and stonework, balustrading and wood grained front door with ‘R Bliss’, a front verandah with turned posts, keyhole to first floor, red painted roof and front opening to reveal two rooms with wall papers —16 1/4in. (41cm.) high (some wear, hinges need attention)
Lot 763
A small late 19th century Silber & Fleming type boxed back dolls' house, painted wooden house with brick facade, central dummy front door with steps, four rectangular and one arched windows, stone coloured pediments and ceils, box back, front opening to reveal two rooms, wood fireplaces and old redecoration —21 1/2in. (54.5cm.) high (repainted front door, old discoloured varnish on exterior)
Lot 788
A Trevor & Sue Cook artists miniature Italianate Villa dolls’ house, stone and stucco facade, two stories with grey tiled roof, set back front door with small garden surrounded by railings, brick bath, front opening to reveal a large living room and two bedrooms, the smaller door to reveal hallway, stairs and bathroom, very well decorated with some fixtures, four rear doors opening, but leading to inaccessible corridors, electrically lit —37 1/4in. (95cm.) wide x 33in. (84cm.) high x 20 1/4in. (51.5cm.) deep - made as an exhibition piece and was sold containing the follow eight lots
Lot 805
A Silber & Fleming type boxed back wooden dolls’ house, with brick and stone painted facade, central front door with steps, four 1st floor windows and balcony, front opening to reveal four rooms, neatly repapered with old wallpaper —26in. (66cm.) high x 21 1/4in. (54cm.) wide x 13 3/4in. (35cm.) deep (some repainting and parts probably replaced)
Lot 806
A 1912 Moritz Gottschalck wooden dolls’ house, of three bays, two floors, cream and ochre painted facade, red painted roof, central front door with porch and balcony above, front opening to reveal hall, stairs and four rooms —30in. (76cm.) wide x 30in. (76cm.) high x 15in. (38cm.) deep (recondition and repainted, end walls and stencilled windows original, balconies rebuilt and roof spaced accessed) - see Cieslik Reprints artist Gottschalck 1892-1931 page 168
Lot 807
A Silber & Fleming type boxed back wooden dolls’ house, with central front door with porch, repainted exterior in cream and pink, front opening to reveal four rooms with fireplaces —32 1/2in. (83cm.) high x 26in. (66cm.) wide x 15 1/4in. (39cm.) deep (repainted and decorated, porch loose)
Lot 825
A late 19th century English painted wooden dolls’ house, the exterior painted with red brick and cream stonework, central front door with acid etched windows and porch, five windows, central pediment, grey slate roof with two chimneys, back opening, but now converted to front open in two parts, to reveal four rooms, hall, stairs and landing, some original papers, and recently electrically lit —29 1/4in. (74.5cm.) wide x 26 3/4in. (68cm.) high x 20 1/2in. (52cm.) deep (the front has been cut and given new long brass hinged to make front opening, small drill holes for electrics, slight wear and damage) - the following twenty-six lots are the contents from this house
Lot 852
A painted wooden dolls’ house circa 1900, with brick finish, central front door with No.7 and large brass knocker, suspended window above, back opening, opening windows and grey tiled roof, originally side opening, now converted to front and roof opening, now with two new floors and metal spiral staircase, original larder, original patterned oil-cloth floor covering —30in. (76cm.) high x 22 1/4in. (56.5cm.) wide x 16 1/2in. (42cm.) deep (added brass hinges to front and roof, new screws closing side opening and possibly two new windows to front 1st floor)
Lot 872
A 1920s Handicraft A58 Kit dolls’ house, painted green and white, fretwork windows and balustrading, pillared front with central front door, side windows, red painted roof, front opening to reveal four rooms, hall, stairs and landing, later electrically lit —31in. (79cm.) wide x 30 1/4in. (77cm.) high x 16in. (40.5cm.) deep (damage, redecorated and repainted)
Lot 891
An unusual 1920-30s intricately home-built wooden dolls’ house, painted cream and grey, central pillared front door with two storey bays either side, front and back facing gables, central tower, sides with four chimneys and downpipes, the back with central backdoor, windows and French windows, grey shingled roof, very usually it opens in three slices, the central slice comprises front and back door with working latches, tower with widow’s walk behind, on opening it reveals staircase with bathroom at back and loo in front with sliding walls, the tower and widow’s walk hinged for access, each bay another slice, each with sliding walls, four rooms with original papers, fireplaces and some decoration, roof with flaps for access, all three pieces originally hinged at back, now without pin, so separated —30 1/4in. (77cm.) high x 24in. (61cm.) wide x 22 3/4in. (58cm.) deep (very slight damage)
Lot 893
A very well-made early 20th century wooden dolls’ house, brick textured paper, dark varnished wood parts, recessed central front door with pillared porch, two bay windows, side windows, timbered eaves, turned wooden roof finials, grey card scalloped tiled roof, back opening to reveal four rooms, hall and stairs, neatly decorated, and small selection of recent furniture —26 1/2in. (67cm.) wide x 24in. (61cm.) high x 15 1/2in. (39.5cm.) deep; with a mahogany occasional table and Lazy Susan for display purposes
Lot 215
A collection of eight various Dinky Toys including Jaguar XK120 coupe (157), Cunningham C-5R Road Racer (133), Triumph TR2 Sports (111), Aston Martin DB3 Sports (110), Sunbeam Alpine Sports (107), Volkswagon Beetle (181), Bedford 10CWT.Van - Kodak x 2 (all boxed) CONDITION REPORTS Jaguar - has several scratches to the body there is damage to the box and it is a very sung fitCunningham - possible repaint? Some chipping to the paint, variously through out and the blue strips are slightly wonky has a strange feel. Damage to the box.Triumph - there is some chipping to the driver and some residue around the 25 on the bonnetAston Martin - the 22 on the bonnet is not straight, there is some discolouration and damage to the box variouslySunbeam - has some grubbiness trough out and some damage to the boxVolkswagon - some damage to the boxBedford - both have chirps knocks throughout - one has had its transfers removed the other has marks on the door as if there has been something there previously. Both boxes have knocks.All items have wear and tear conducive to age and use see images for more details.
Lot 255
Two boxes of various metal wares to include copper charger with brass centre medallion depicting a figure harvesting corn, a brass door porter as a basket of cherries, engraved brass trivet, copper circular jelly mould, a set of brass weights, brass reeded column table lamp, two hip flasks, J H Naylor Ltd of Wigan miner's lamp, large 19th Century pewter funnel, copper kettle, C.E. Heinke of London dagger etc
Lot 642
An early to mid 20th Century painted kitchen larder cabinet with enamelled pastry shelf, 74cm wide x 46cm deep x 185cm high, a school type strapwork decorated trunk inscribed "F.J.R.P. Needham", a painted pine box and a painted metal two door dwarf cupboard together with a G-Plan light oak two door wardrobe, 122cm wide x 52cm deep x 175cm high together with matching dressing chest with mirror over two short drawers and two long drawers, 107cm wide x 46cm deep x 142cm high and a three drawer chest of drawers
Lot 670
A pine chest of three long graduated drawers with turned knob handles on bracket feet 76 cm wide x 36 cm deep x 72 cm high, a modern pine kitchen table, the rectangular top on turned legs 122 cm x 80 cm x 77 cm, a waxed pine corner shelf unit 92 cm wide x 57 cm deep x 76 cm high, an oak miniature hanging corner cupboard, single door pot cupboard, rush seated spindle back rocking elbow chair, a mirror, two sets of hanging hooks and a linenfold decorated single bed head
Lot 320
A fine and rare early 18th century ebonised quarter repeating double basket top bracket clockJames Markwick, LondonSurmounted by a handle of twin figures over a double basket top, the upper and lower sections inset with neoclassical busts within diaper panels, the four corners set with moulded urn finials over a moulded cornice, further mounted with repousse sound frets to the quadrants of the front door and strips to the front and back doors, the side sound frets later replaced with glass, on a plinth base, the 6.75 inch brass dial with shallow arch with strike/silent ring with gunmetal centre flanked by cherubs bearing torches to the spandrels, the silvered Roman and Arabic chapter ring engraved with fleur de lys half hour, lozenge quarter hour and arrow head hour marks, signed 'Markwick London', finely cut and blued steel hands, the finely matted centre with mock pendulum aperture, plain winding squares and chamfered date aperture, the twin gut fusee movement secured by two brass flat-sided circular cams, with verge escapement striking the hours on a bell and repeating the quarters on a nest of six bells, the backplate engraved with symmetrical foliate scrolls.53cm (20.75ins) high, with key and winder.Provenance:Acquired from Saxton House Gallery, Chipping Campden, in 1986 for £4,500, thence by descent to the vendor.Footnote:James Markwick (act. 1692-1730), was the son of James Markwick, following his father as a member of the London Clockmaker's Company in 1692, becoming a master of the company in 1720. A similar clock by the same maker can be found in the collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, accession no. 1988-68-17.Condition:The case is in generally good order with only minor signs of age and use, the metalwork retaining most of its gilding, the basket top with slightly more rubbing to the gilt. The front door lock receiver is missing. Hand collet missing. The sides would originally have had gilt metal fretwork sound apertures but these have latterly been replaced with glass panels. The movement winds, sets, runs and strikes, the repeater pull with turned metal bob does function.
Lot 334
A George III oak breakfront dresser and rack, North WalesThe boarded rack with ogee cornice and three shelves above seven spice drawers, the breakfront base with a series of seven drawers and two panelled cupboard doors, raised on ogee bracket feet.200cm wide x 50cm deep x 217cm highCondition:Rack cornice warped. Right cornice mouling loose. Splits to right side of base top. Shrinkage to board joints on both sides and cupboard door panels. Missing moulding to right foot. General cosmetic marks and stains consistent with age and use.
Lot 26
MAPLE & CO; an Edwardian-style inlaid mahogany display cabinet with astragal glazed door, curved glazed sides and two glass shelves, over cabinet, raised on tapered supports, 185 x 123 x 39cm.Condition Report: Overall solid but used condition showing signs of light wear throughout including scuffs, scrapes, fading, staining, splits etc commensurate with use and age.
Lot 425
W. BRITAIN (BRITAINS); two boxed diecast military vehicles, comprising '1433 British Army Covered Tender (with Driver), Caterpillar Type, Door Opens, Back Drops', and a '1512 Army Ambulace', '1639 Range Finder', all boxed.Condition Report: - The covered tender looks in good condition and has its driver, but has been played with. The ambulance has the wounded man and also a driver.
Lot 428
BACHMANN, BRANCH LINE; seven boxed carriages and wagons, 39-290B BR Mk1 FP Pullman first parlour, umber & cream, 'Amethyst', 39-310B BR Mk1 SP Pullman second parlour umber & cream, car no. 349, 37-2013K1 fourteen-ton tank wagon Regent, exclusive to Bachmann Collectors Club, 33-179A ten-ton salt wagon 'Fleetwood Salt', 37-2018K five plank wagon 'Ministry of Munitions', 37-2012K seven plank wagon Gloucester Railway Carriage and Wagon Co Ltd, exclusive to Bachmann Collectors Club, 37-2016K seven plank end door wagon 'Horlicks' red oxide, exclusive to Bachmann Collectors Club, together with two Hornby 00 gauge wagons, R6548 open wagon and R6603 open wagon, both with LLanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwlllantysiliogogogoch (9).
Lot 53
A French mahogany reproduction gilt-heightened five-piece bedroom suite with applied Limoges panels, comprising two double wardrobes, the larger 192 x 128 x 58cm, the smaller 192 x 112 x 58cm, a headboard with integral two-drawer bedside tables (width between bedside tables 5ft), a kidney-shaped five-drawer kneehole dressing table with triptych mirror and a serpentine-fronted chest of five drawers, raised on cabriole feet, 110 x 86 x 52cm (5).Condition Report: - Overall worn throughout, some damage. The larger wardrobe has a large scratch on the left-hand door and there is a section of trim detached, but present, from the right-hand door. The headboard has notable scratching to the bedside table tops and further scratches to the headboard itself. The dressing table has notable scratches to the top surface and the Limoges panel is missing from the central drawer. Further wear visible throughout, including scuffs, scrapes, fading, staining, losses, etc.
Lot 56
An early 20th century burr walnut pier cabinet with quart veneered top above single glazed door, with three fixed shelves, each with leather embossed labels, raised on plinth base to castors, 92 x 56 x 36.5cm.Condition Report: Overall solid but used condition showing signs of wear throughout to include minor scuffs, scrapes, fading, stains etc. There is evidence that this cabinet had an upper tier at some point from markings on the top
Lot 651
A late Georgian/early Victorian brass cased internal door lock with steel mechanism, the brass plate with two knop handles, one releases the lock, the other an additional internal lock, the lock adorned with a pierced floral decoration, with a central set of initials 'W??', within two garlands, the steel lock unmarked, with accompanying key, length of key 12cm, the lock 25 x 13 x 3cm.Provenance: - The vendor's distant family all worked at Hampton Court - this lock reputedly came from a family member who was a maintenance man at the Court.Condition Report: - For its age, it is in good condition. The key works well.
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