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Lot 317
There are no more iconic or long lasting horror creations than the vampiric Count Dracula or the man-made monster of Frankenstein. Originally released by Universal in 1931 then constantly re-issued on a regular basis since. They are as popular today as ever they were. The US One-Sheet for "Dracula" comes from an unspecified 1960s release and features Bela Lugosi as Dracula just about to plunge his fangs into another female victim. Largely black-and-white the only concession to colour being the red of his victim's dress and the spider web background. To complement this piece (and from the same re-release period) we are also offering a One-Sheet for "Frankenstein" (1931) in this auction. (Provenance: The Personal Collection of Bryan Fuller)27" x 41" (69 x 104 cm)Condition: GoodUnrestored, folded (as issued). Presents to good effect with minor handling, age and fold line wear, crossfold separations (no serious paperloss) with small nicks (no paperloss) to edges. Bottom left crossfold has a 'V' shaped (2") tape repair.Artist: Unknown Artist£600 - 800VAT Status: Ω
Lot 343
This Japanese B2 poster features a close-up look at the star Audrey Tautou in the title role in Jean-Pierre Jeunet's film of "Amelie" (2001). Often referred to as the 'Green' style, it features a deep green background with Amelie (Tautou) shown in a contrasting bright red dress. (Provenance: The Personal Collection of Bryan Fuller)20" x 28.5" (51 x 72 cm)Condition: ExcellentUnrestored, rolled (as issued). Displays to excellent effect with minimal handling and age wear.Artist: Unknown Artist£100 - 200VAT Status: Ω
Lot 233
"Outer space now belongs to James Bond 007". At the time of its release in 1979, "Moonraker" was the highest grossing 007 movie to date. Beautiful detailed Daniel Gouzee artwork was the highlight for all of the "Moonraker" campaign and this final design US One-Sheet really does emphasise this. It features a suave Roger Moore in a shiny silver space suit, the only time on any Bond poster campaign Moore was depicted wearing anything other than a dress suit.27" x 41" (69 x 104 cm)Additional Information: NSS #790012Condition: ExcellentUnrestored, folded (as issued). Presents to excellent effect (likely unused) with minimal handling and fold line wear.Artist: Daniel Goozee£50 - 100VAT Status: M
Lot 420
English School (19th century) - portrait of a lady wearing a black dress trimmed with ermine and a lace collar with gold necklace and white bonnet, oil on canvas, 30" x 25"; together with five further pictures depicting ladies, one holding a book in her left hand, another unframed oil painting depicting a lady holding a posy of flowers, another depicting a pastel drawing of a lady wearing a cream dress and large black lace bonnet, pastel drawing contained within a Vere Eglomise mount, another pencil drawing of a fashionable lady wearing a decorative headdress and a further watercolour study of a lady, various sizes (6)
Lot 816
A VICTORIAN OVAL SWIVEL SHELL CAMEO BROOCH PENDANT depiciting to one side the profile of a gentleman in formal dress, with locket compartment to the other side containing hair, in an ornate gold frame, the cameo 5.2 x 4cm., together with a Victorian oval carved shell cameo brooch, depicting a bacchante, in an ornate gold frame, 6 x 4.5cm
Lot 464
A late 19th Century German wax doll, circa 1880, possibly Cuno and Otto Dressel, with flirty blue eyes, closed mouth, blonde wig, wax limbs with painted boots, wearing a white dress with red ribbons, height 33cm, S/D. NB. This doll was photographed for Dolls and Dollmakers by Mary Hillier, and can be seen on page 132.
Lot 916
A late 19th to early 20th century painted gilt French display cabinet enclosed by a serpentine glass door and side panel flanked by a cupboard door decorated with a lady and her suitor in Elizabethan dress, on slender cabriole legs terminating in scroll feet, height 188cm x depth 44cm x width 80cm, S/D
Lot 199
9ct gold and pave diamond cocktail ring (some stones deficient), size P; also another 9ct gold and diamond cocktail ring, the openwork mount in a marquise form, size P; a sapphire five stone ring in 9ct gold, size Y/Z; and a coloured gemstone dress ring in 9ct gold, size P, gross weight approx. 11.7g (4)
Lot 201
Sapphire and diamond three stone ring, the central round cut sapphire flanked on either side with an illusion set small diamond, all in 9ct gold, size T; also an aquamarine and diamond seven stone ring, in 9ct gold, size O; an amethyst dress ring, with a heart cut stone set in 9ct gold, size H/I; and an emerald cut blue topaz pendant in 9ct gold, the stone approx. 2cts, gross weight approx. 9g (4)
Lot 229
Baltic amber and silver bangle, having a large cognac coloured amber pebble, approx. 30mm diameter, set within an Art Nouveau style pierced foliate articulated bracelet, with safety chain, 63mm interior diameter, marked '925', weight approx. 27.8g; also a matching Baltic amber and silver dress ring, the amber 28mm x 17mm, Warsaw marks '925', size K (2)
Lot 883
LACROIX, Paul, Manners, Customs and Dress during the Middle Ages'. Chapman & Hall, London 1826. 4to. plus MCCLELLAN, Elisabeth, History of American Costume 1607-1870. Tudor, New York 1937. 2 vols. 4to. plus a collection of approximately 20 titles relating to the study of Costume. All ex lib. (20+)
Lot 195
FINE JAPANESE SHIJO BRUSH DRAWING ATTRIBUTED TO ONISHI CHINNEN 1792-1851 This superb unsigned drawing is unmistakably the work of the great Shijo master, Chinnen. Originally it would have formed part of a “gajo” folding album which would only have been signed on the last work in the album. It has been the fate of many such albums to be broken up and the drawings sold separately. Here we see the epitome of the Shijo style with its fluent and utterly confident brush strokes and its subtle colouring.The subject is a child in Chinese costume and hairstyle kneeling before a bunch of fruit. In Japan at the time, it was not unusual to dress children in Chinese style. 33cm x 29.5cm Professionally backed in Japan and has some worm damage at the right and left vertical edges, which does not encroach upon the painting. The work was published in the 1991 catalogue, Japanese Brush Drawings, of the London dealer, Richard Kruml (plate 10). Provenance: the late Brian Page (1938-2018), the well-known Oriental art and antiques dealer from Brighton.
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