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S.G. DYNAMO DRESDEN, UEFA CUP QUARTER-FINAL JERSEY, 1975/76 embroidered crest, no. 6 verso, presented alongside a copy of Ray Kennedy's biographyNote: The above shirt was gained by Ray Kennedy as a swap after one of Liverpool's UEFA Cup quarter-final ties vs. Dresden. The first leg was contested on the 3rd March 1976 and ended 0-0, the second on the 17th March 1976 and ended 2-1 to Liverpool. Liverpool went on to win the trophy vs. Club Brugge. This was their second European trophy, and came during a period of dominance. Indeed, they went on to win two European Cups on the bounce after this UEFA Cup, and therefore this rare Dresden top comes as a relic from one of the clubs most historic periods. It was purchased at Christie's Sporting Auction on the 20th October 1993, and was noted as 'This jersey was gained by Kennedy as a swop after one of the legs of the Quarter-Final matches during the UEFA Cup campaign, season 1975-76.'
Helena Wolfsohn (Dresden) chocolate cup and saucer, decorated with figural panels in colours against a pink and gilt detailed ground, blue painted 'AR' mark; also a Richard Klemm Studio, Dresden, circa 1900, apple green ground bouillon covered cup and stand, decorated with Watteauesque vignettes in colours heightened with gilt, printed marks (2)Provenance: Purchased from John Newton Antiques, Kingston upon Hull, 2009, at a cost of £200 and £300 respectively (Please note condition is not noted. We strongly advise viewing to satsify yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view please request a condition report, which will be provided in writing).
A PAIR OF BERLIN GILT-GROUND TREMBLEUSE CUPS, A COVER AND STANDS AND A DRESDEN QUATREFOIL CUP, COVER AND STAND LATE 19TH CENTURY Modelled and decorated in the eighteenth century manner, the Berlin cup with cover 11cm high, the Dresden cup and cover 11.5cm high Condition Report: One Berlin cup is missing a cover, this should be self evident so please forgive the reminder. These trembleuse cups are not KPM. Minute nibbles to the finial of the one that does have a cover, some scratches and wear to the gilt ground generally. One cup has a firing fault crack to the rim.Dresden cup has wear to the gilt line rims. Please see additional images available upon request. Condition Report Disclaimer
British War Medal 1914-20 (3) (M.33173 W. E. Heydon. 2 Ck. Mte. R.N.; Po.12685 Pte. F. H. H. Gower. R.M.L.I.; F.36828 J. Riley. Act. A.M.1. R.N.A.S.) good very fine (3) £80-£100 --- Walter Edward Heydon was born in Deptford, London, on 7 July 1900 and joined the Royal Navy for hostilities only on 25 July 1918, serving for the entirety of the War in H.M.S. Pembroke I (and therefore presumably not entitled to a Victory Medal). He was shore demobilised on 28 June 1919. Frank Henry Herbert Gower serves with the Royal Marine Light Infantry during the Great War in the armoured cruiser H.M.S. Good Hope and was killed in action serving in her at the Battle of Coronel on 1 November 1914. Early in August 1914, a force - consisting of the old armoured cruisers Good Hope and Monmouth, the light cruiser Glasgow and the armed merchant cruiser Otranto, all under the command of Rear-Admiral Sir Christopher Cradock, R.N. - was sent to protect the southern trade routes and to intercept German cruisers operating on the high seas. In October 1914 the squadron was reinforced by the addition of the old battleship Canopus, but reports of the ship’s lack of speed led the admiral to leave her behind as he searched for the German East Asiatic Squadron. The German squadron, commanded by Admiral Graf von Spee, consisted of the armoured cruisers Scharnhorst and Gneisenau and the light cruisers Leipzig, Nurnberg and Dresden. Both admirals became aware of the proximity of the other on 31 October. At 6.40 p.m. on 1 November the squadrons made contact off Coronel, Chile and at 7.04 p.m. the battle opened at a range of 11,500 yards. As the German ships had a greater number of heavier guns, Cradock’s tactics were to close the range to allow his ships’ more numerous smaller calibre guns to come into play; this however was partly negated by the rough seas and high speeds which prevented many of the British armoured cruisers’ casement guns being brought into action. The British armoured cruisers were repeatedly hit as the range was reduced. As the range reduced to 5,500 yards, the Good Hope was on fire in several places and in a bad way. Endeavouring to reduce the range even further, so as to be able to fire torpedoes in a last ditch attempt to do damage to his adversary, the ship was repeatedly hit by heavy calibre shells and at 7.53 Good Hope blew up, taking the Admiral and all hands with her. At about 9.30 the Monmouth too was hunted down and sunk; the Glasgow and Otranto were able to make their escape under the cover of darkness. Gower is commemorated on the Portsmouth Naval Memorial. Sold with a postcard of H.M.S. Good Hope. John Riley was born in Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, on 20 February 1890 and joined the Royal Naval Air Service for hostilities only on 31 August 1917. He transferred to the Royal Air Force as Founder Member on 1 April 1918.
* Jenkins (James, publisher). Twelve Military Aquatints: The Left Wing of the British Army in Action at the Battle of Waterloo, The Centre of the British Army in Action at the Battle of Waterloo, Battle of Quatre Bras, Death of Moreau before Dresden, Death of Sir Ralph Abercromby, Burning of Moscow, Battle of Maida, Battle of Leipsic, Bonaparte's Flight in Disguise from Russia in 1811, Flight of Bonaparte from the Battle of Krasnoi, Meeting of the Emperors of Russia & Austria King of Prussia & Crown Prince of Sweden..., [and] Entrance of the Allies into Paris, 1815, twelve aquatints by T. Sutherland and M. Dubourg after W. Heath, each approximately 200 x 280 mm, uniformly mounted, framed and glazed in modern gilt mouldings, overall size 350 x 440 mmQTY: (12)NOTE:Originally published in The Martial Achievements of Great Britain and her Allies; from 1799 to 1815.
TEN SMALL FIGURINES, comprising Royal Doulton 'Marie' HN1370, Coalport: two x Harriet, two x Josephine (one having a glaze fault on back of dress), two x Alice and two x Flora (one with tiny glaze fault on hem), four of the Coalport figurines are boxed, together with an Alka Dresden figurine of a dancer (some damage and loss to 'lace', parts of several fingers missing) (10 + 4 boxes) (Condition Report: specific obvious damage/faults as stated, otherwise pieces appear ok)
A collection of ceramics, to include a Chinese blue and white porcelain tea bowl, probably Kangxi; a set of 19th century imari palette plates; and a Chinese blue and white porcelain dish, probably 18th centuryGreen jar repair to rim, Prunus jar no damage.Tea bowl 3x chips to rum, hairline crack 6cm, chip to base.Small dish - crack across, glued repair, large chip again badly glued.Blue & white dish very large old stapled repair.Palette plates - one very badly damaged.Candelabra - losses in places.Dresden cup and saucer - no damage, slightly rubbed.Wall plates - chips to two, see pictures.
An Ernst Wahliss Turn Vienna Jardiniere, ground in cobalt blue and printed with figures, printed mark, 23cm; together with a Sitzendorf figural centrepiece, pair of Dresden miniature vases and covers and a similar pair of Limoges vases (qty)Jardiniere with a fine star crack under the base. Some gilt wear.Centrepiece with restoration to the wings and some losses to the applied work.Dresden miniature vases with slight rim chips. The other pair in good order.
A Vienna Style Porcelain Table Casket, 20th century, painted to the domed cover with a Watteauesque scene, ruby ground and with gilt decoration, 27.5cm wide; together with a similar small quatrefoil box and cover, a pair of Sèvres style vases with gilt metal mounts, two similar heart-shaped trinket boxes, a Dresden cup and saucer, Royal Albert example and a Coalport demitasse cup and saucer (one tray)Casket - porcelain free from damage, hinge and clasp operational. Similar box and cover with some re guilding.Pair of urns - covers glued downDresdon cup and saucer, cup broken and regluedRemaining items in good condition.
Dresden porcelain continental figure group of a young maiden and gentleman with a lamb at their feet, together with another continental figure of a lady with a basket of fruits and lamb, together with a porcelain blanc de chine table candelabra with cherubs and encrusted flowers, and another continental spill vase decorated with cherubs amongst foliage. (4) (B.P. 21% + VAT)
Three trays of mostly china to include: vase with figural detail, continental and other figures; Irish Dresden crinoline lady with lurcher, gentleman on a goat, Dresden reclining figure with a cockerel, Royal Worcester 'The Parakeet' 3087, Royal Doulton 'Ellen' HN3819 and 'My Love' HN2339, Coalport The Basia Larzycka collection 'The Lovely Lady Christobel' limited edition no. 702/2500, continental porcelain trinket bowls with cherubs, Copeland Spode 'Italian' dresser jug, Shelley floral sugar bowl and square serving dish, Alfred Meakin 'Raleigh' design shallow bowls etc. (3)(B.P. 21% + VAT)
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