Moritz Gottschalk Model 9, painted wooden blue roof dolls house with contents, German, circa 1890, the wooden framed house with paper red brick and ochre paint exterior, two bay windows with two arched windows and glazed door above with balcony, on a green base with glazed front door and metal handle, blue pitch roof with two chimney’s, front opens in one wing to two rooms on two levels, original papers to walls and floors, lace curtains and furniture. Bedroom: includes wooden four-poster bed, wash stand with marble top, Waltershausen side-board, tin bath, gilt mirror, clock and more. Sitting room: Waltershausen bureau, settee, chairs, clocks, two all-bisque dolls and a glazed china shoulder head doll, (condition: good, normal wear, dolls perfect), see page 27 in ‘The Genius of Morritz Gottschalk’ by Evelyn Ackerman, for similar dolls house, 25 ” (63cm) tall, 17” (43cm) wide, 12” (30cm) deep.
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Unusual front and back opening painted red brick wooden dolls house with contents, English 1860s, the good original painted red brick exterior, facade with four glazed opening windows, two in shutter style and with decorative quoining and denture detail, step leading to panelled front door with lock and key, the rear with a further four glazed opening windows and double pitched roof. Front and rear opening in two wings each to five rooms on two levels, replaced decorative wallpapers. Top right Nursery: includes metal bed and crib, washstand, tin bath, wooden table, three cream chairs, drawers and two all bisque babies and boy. Top left Bedroom: with black and gold metal bed, wooden furniture including wardrobe, side cabinet, chest of drawers, marble top washstand, chair, table and towel rail with a gentleman doll in red dressing gown. Kitchen: with kitchen table, dresser with crockery, desk, wash tub, two chairs, maid, all original bisque shoulder head lady and modern cooker. Sitting room: with silk green upholstered settee and three chairs, further two chairs, bookcase with books, piano, desk, side board, dining table, china doll, tinplate coal scuttle with irons and more. Rear Bathroom: with painted blue walls, hinged door to nursery and includes a white and gold bathtub, blue tinplate washstand with mirror, wooden sink and lavatory. All rooms with additional pictures, ornaments and more, (condition: normal ware, crack to one window pane), 36 ¾” (93cm) tall, 26” (66cm) wide, 20” (50cm) deep. Please note: For shipping and collection of this lot after the day of sale please contact Leigh Gotch at C&T auctioneers.
G & J Lines painted wooden dolls house with contents, English circa 1910, the painted white and gold façade with double bays and glazed windows with decorative moulded surrounds and balcony, front door with brass lions head and porch, two red brick papered mansard roofs each having glazed attic style windows, balcony and chimney, front opens in two wings to four rooms, hallway and landing all with decorative paper walls and floors. Top right Bedroom: including matching wooden bed, wardrobe, dressing table and chest of drawers, all bisque baby in crib and a further two dolls. Top left Bedroom: with wooden bed, wardrobe, wash stand, cradle with all bisque baby, pink silk chair, settee and two dolls. Kitchen: with built in stove and dresser, wooden kitchen table, side board, chairs, wash board and mangle, scullery maid and a small selection of kitchen ware and utensils. Living room: with wooden tables and sideboards, four blue upholstered dining chairs, matching armchair and settee, glazed china doll. Hallway and Landing: with staircase, coat stand, grandfather clock and sideboard. All rooms have built in fireplaces and internal hinged doors, pictures and accessories, (condition: both mansard roofs and brick paper to sides not original and some fading, base repainted), 34” (86cm) tall, 31” (79cm) wide, 21” (53cm) deep. *). Please note: For shipping and collection of this lot after the day of sale please contact Leigh Gotch at C&T auctioneers.
A fine wooden Grocery store, German 1890s, the stained wooden shop with three glazed opening doors to front each with transfer decoration and filigree detail, barley twist columns, glazed windows to each side and decorative pediment with shop name, the interior in two sections with glazed interior dividing door, plain walls and inlayed square patterned wooden floor. Store having built in shelves and drawers with bone handles and counter, contents include various ceramic and glass jars, jugs, bottles and vases, three scales and rare green painted tinplate floor sack scales, four paper wrapped sugar cones, rare painted tinplate wall hanging water dispenser, and tinplate tray with meat slicer spinning wheel and various baskets and utensils, bisque head shopkeeper and more. Side-room with bamboo table, chairs, two gilt framed pictures and green painted tinplate umbrella stand with label, china shoulder head doll, (condition: one transfer to door scratched, centre door lacks gilt key surround, filigree detail possibly added later, one piece missing, and one roof bar missing), 26 ¼” (66cm) tall, 33” (84cm) wide, 14” (36cm) deep. Please note: For shipping and collection of this lot after the day of sale please contact Leigh Gotch at C&T auctioneers.
Collection of seven Door of Hope carved wooden missionary dolls, all with finely carved and painted features, including Bridegroom with long plait and wearing blue silk gown, Bride with carved bun in red embroidered silk, not veiled, Priest with saffron outercoat and blue smock, old and young gentleman, in traditional clothes, Police man in uniform and with cream hat fringed in red, and school girl in patterned cotton clothes, (condition: good), groom 13” (33cm) tall, (7 items).
Moritz Gottschalk red roof stables, German 1920’s, the painted wooden stables with stencilled brick and wood effect to exterior, two stables having two stalls in each with wood and metal hay-racks, and troughs, gated wagon area and loft room with pitched roof, rear access door and door leading to balcony, hayloft and storage area to sides, with gates, Elastolin horse with tack, pair of composition horses, gig (modern), water-pump, ladder, and other related items, base with retailers transfer ‘K.Otto Lehm, Chemnitz’ and pencil markings to base, (condition: good, normal wear), 17” (43cm), 20” (50cm)wide, 7 ½” (19cm) deep.
A large and impressive wooden dolls house and contents on stand, probably German circa 1880, the stained pine exterior with carved darker wood decoration and glazed windows to facade and sides including three bays, central panelled front door and carved wooden tile pitch roof with two large chimneys, front opens in three wings to six rooms on three levels, hallway, landings and staircase, four rooms with patterned papers to walls, two with painted walls, five rooms with painted soft metal fireplaces. Top right Attic bedroom: includes two metal beds, light wood wardrobe with mirror, mirror to fireplace, sewing machine and chair. Top left Attic bedroom: with metal bed, chair, table and tin bath. Middle right Sitting room: with Cheery wood writing desk, corner shelves, tables, red upholstered chairs and gilt metal paper rack. Middle left Bedroom: with Cherry wood wardrobe, bed, dressing table with mirror, chest of drawers with marble top, gilt metal clock and hanging shelves, blue silk upholstered chairs and foot stall. Kitchen: with wooden dresser, sideboard, table, chairs, tinplate stove, crockery and utensils. Ground floor Dining room: with wooden cupboard having shelves, dresser, red upholstered settee, table chairs and gong. All room with a good selection of miniatures and ornaments, pictures and mirrors, three bisque head dolls dressed as housemaids and another as lady of the house and five miniature all bisque children, (condition: generally very good, one with broken leg), on a wooden stand with draw, house 50" (127cm) tall, 44" (112cm) wide, 21 ½” (55cm) deep. Please note: For shipping and collection of this lot after the day of sale please contact Leigh Gotch at C&T auctioneers.
Small Bliss dolls house and contents, American circa 1900, lithographed paper over wood exterior with windows, and hinged front door, pitch roof and attic window, front opens in one wing to two rooms with original papers. Bedroom: soft gilt metal bed, dressing table, ground-floor room: metal fire-place, gold thread and green velvet table with six chairs, mirror and more, (condition: front wing bowed, papers discoloured), 12” (30cm), 8” (20cm) wide, 5 ½” (40cm) deep.
A charming Moritz Gottschalk blue roof dolls house, German circa 1890, with stone and red brick paper lithographed exterior on a painted light blue base with three glazed windows all with painted red and cream moulded surrounds and sills and painted front door, pitched dark blue roof with two attic windows and two chimneys, front opens to two rooms on two levels with good original wallpapers, floors and curtains, (condition: good some slight fading, one window bar lacks paper bar, interior excellent), 23 ½” (60cm) tall, 12 ½” (32cm) wide, 8 ½” (21cm) deep.
‘Laura Villa’ small painted wooden dolls house and contents, English circa 1890, the stained wood exterior with five glazed windows, pierced metal balcony and steps to paper-covered wooden front door, front lifts of to two rooms with good early original papers to walls and floors. Bedroom: includes metal bed, smaller soft metal bed, wooden dressing table, fire-place and cupboard, two glazed china dolls and more. Sitting room: wooden fire-place and mantel with mirror, gothic-style chair, one bisque begging dog and another in lead, gold painted tea-service, candle sticks and more, (condition: some old re-paint), 22 ½” (57cm) tall, 14” (35.5cm) wide, 9” (23cm) deep. Please note: For shipping and collection of this lot after the day of sale please contact Leigh Gotch at C&T auctioneers.
Collection of dolls house furniture and accessories, late 19th century, furniture includes wooden corner cabinet with shelf and door with metal handle, 4 ½” (11.5cm) tall, cabinet with cupboard and shelf below and smaller cupboard and shelves above, two side tables, octangle centre table, red silk upholstered sofa, chairs and stool, and more a/f, painted white tinplate coal scuttle, two painted tinplate fireplaces and a smaller cast iron fireplace, decorative decanter with gilt metal handle, leaf shaped top, base and stopper (lacks cork), flat gilt clock, painted soft metal cutlery holder, kitchen utensils including four nice wooden buckets, (lot).
Selection of eight pieces of Schneegass Cheery wood Dolls house furniture, German circa 1890, including marble top wash stand, with two door cupboard, chest with three drawers and metal handles, sewing table with drawer having sections for sewing utensils including scissors and cotton, towel rail with cloth, two rocking chairs with fabric seats and two similar armchairs all with gothic style backs, (condition: very good) washstand 4 ¾” (12cm) tall, (8 items).
Charming painted blue wooden dolls house and contents, English, circa 1890, the duck egg blue exterior with five glazed windows having moulded surrounds, sills and window bars, steps to double front door with etched glass panels and black pitched roof with two chimneys, wooden gutter and down pipes, front opens in two wings, to four rooms on two levels, all with nice patterned original papers to walls and floors and built in fire-places. Bedroom 1: wooden bed, desk with marble top, mirrored wardrobe, chair and cloth armchair. Bedroom 2: wooden bed, dressing table with mirror, wardrobe two side tables, ornaments and two later dolls. Piano room: wooden upright piano, stool, table, chairs and sideboard, ornaments and two all-bisque dolls. Sitting room: wooden rocking chair, dresser, table, settee, two bisque dolls and ornaments, (condition: generally good, lacks one window bar and one doll lack’s foot), 27” (68.5cm) tall, 23” (58.5cm) wide, 11 ½” (29cm) deep. Please note: For shipping and collection of this lot after the day of sale please contact Leigh Gotch at C&T auctioneers.
Miniature German market stall with toys, the wooden covered stall with door to one side and built in shelves to rear, stall with hat stand and black bonnet, toy horse, candelabra, bust, wooden toy village, flowers, lace, books, bisque cherub, pictures, bell and more, with gentle man carved wooden doll in tradition costume, 13” (33cm) tall, 15”(38cm) wide, 12” (30cm) deep.
‘Shamrock House’ a fine and early wooden dolls house, probably Irish, late eighteenth century, with painted stone exterior, the façade having large double bay, porch entrance with arched doorway, reverse painted glazed windows with painted window bars and curtains, moulded sills and painted key-stones, left side with single story annex, open doorway, and further glazed window, right side with detachable store-room, open window, door and inner partition, pitched painted black roof with tile effect and two chimney’s, the roof lifts of to reveal upper floor with two bedrooms and hall way with simple open doorways, first floor lifts of to reveal a further two rooms, three hallways, one with partially made staircase and annex, all with open doorways, main rooms with cut in fire-places, (condition: one key-stone and window sill edge replaced, another sill front missing, normal wear), together with small note of provenance, relating to maker, 10 ½” (27cm) tall, 20” (51cm) wide, 13” (33cm) deep
A Shakudo Kodansu, of rectilinear form containing three wood drawers decorated in gold lacquer to the fronts with Buddhist treasures, the door and sides being shakudo decorated in iro-e takazogan and honzogan with various figural, animal and genre subjects within fan shaped reserves, the top with a gilt metal handle, the whole resting on bracket feet, dimensions, 13.9cms by 10.9cms by 17.5cms, Meiji Period
An 18th century longcase clock by John Edwards of Norwich, the eight-day movement striking a bell, arched square brass dial with applied chapter ring with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, applied gilt-brass pierced spandrels and makers roundel, the oak case with three brass ball finials, arched top, brass-capped doric columns to the hood, the trunk with shaped door, riased on pedestal box base,
Rare painted Queen Anne style wooden country Manor dolls house and contents, English 1770-1790, the façade and sides in painted red brick, with quoining stones, glazed windows with painted window bars, key-stones and sills, three steps leading to grand and decorative covered- porch with hinged panel door, flanked by further glazed windows, the painted black pitched roof with castellated edge, clock and three tall red brick painted chimneys, on a brown painted wooden hinged base with railings, front opens in two wings to each side of central entrance, to reveal a single elegant room, with yellow papered walls, having numerous printed pictures to walls, and borders, paper tile effect floor and moulded white fire-place, later furniture includes: bone wardrobe with pierced decoration, soft metal settee with blue velvet upholstery, cradle with baby and another settee, Walterhausen settee and chairs, bone chandelier and side-table with candle stick and more, Parian-type doll and another, (condition: generally very good and original, a few old repairs to parts of roof, hinges replaced), 18” (46cm) tall, 30” (76cm) wide, 12 1/4” (31cm) deep. Please note: For shipping and collection of this lot after the day of sale please contact Leigh Gotch at C&T auctioneers.
A Victorian ebonised, boulle work and gilt metal mounted credenza, length 165cm, depth 39cm, height 110cm.Condition: various areas of loss/damage to brass inlay and brass beading, some stress fractures to feet, front central door panel warped, hole to back panel as pictured, all glass ok, minor wear to lining on interior shelves, key present.
A large oak cabinet bookcase circa 1920 with leaded glass panel doors above eight lower drawers with cup handles, width 154cm, depth 53cm & height 230cm.Condition: small section of beading missing from top left below cornice, small 'touch up' below lock front of left door, deep scratch to lower internal shelf, otherwise good overall, colour, patination good, all glass good.
A FINE JAPANESE TAZUKE-RYU SCHOOL INLAID MATCHLOCK CARBINE, OZUTSU TEPPO EDO 1615-1868 Of massive proportions, the 30-monme (26mm bore) carbine with a heavy 71cm barrel finely decorated with gold and silver wire inlays, the lower section with the maru ni kuginuki (nail-puller in a circle) mon family crest on a dense asa-no-ha ground, the other two thirds of the barrel depicting Tekkai Sennin blowing his soul out of his body, the underside signed Tomioka Saheiji Yoshihisa, the stock made from sturdy Japanese oak wood, approx. 11,8kg and 103 cm overall. Cf. C Sinclaire, Samurai, The weapons and spirit of the Japanese warrior, pp130-131, and I Bottomley & A P Hopson, Arms & Armour of the Samurai, pp.124-125, for other examples of Japanese inlaid hand cannons. Also, the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, access. no.2892-D3. The maru ni kuginuki mon was used by several families, including the Hori Clan. Tekkai is typically depicted here as a sennin (immortal hermit), wearing a coat and skirt made of mugwort leaves and carrying a tall wood staff. Tekkai Sennin was an Immortal who blew his soul out of his body in order to meet his master on Mount Hua. When his spirit tried to return, he found that he had been cremated. He thus had no choice but to inhabit the body of a lame beggar lying nearby. This type of large teppo carbines known as ozutsu ('cannon') was mounted onto castle walls to protect it against invaders. They were also used on ships, on horseback, as assault weapons to blast through door hinges and to launch incendiary or explosive arrows (hiya) to set fires during sieges. These powerful firearms had large recoil and bails of rice would be necessary to support the gunner's back. Heavy round lead balls were used as ammunition, with sizes described as monme. Taking 30-monme shots, this carbine is one of the largest examples of Japanese Edo Period hand-held firearms. By the 19th c., these had become obsolete and were only used to call monks to prayer, to signal the time in cities, and for official inaugurations. Yoshihisa was a gunsmith from the Musashi Province, an area stretching today from Tokyo to the Prefectures of Saitama and Kanagawa. He is recorded working circa Tenpo 14 (1843) and was an official supplier to the Shogun.
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