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Lot 472
A group six Nao figures of young children, to include: Little Bye Bye; Little Kiss; Little Hush; and Little Cuddle; together with a Nao table lamp, wedding couple 1247 and girl in first communion dress 0236; and a group of four Nao figures, pair of children in blankets 1337 and 1340, two figures of girls; a duck and small duck.
Lot 402
Two boxes of vintage books to include; a set of The King Penguin non fiction books on various topics; Garden Birds, Highland Dress etc, various hardbacks 'Lark rise to Candleford', 'The Silent Traveller in San Franscisco', 'The Lonsdale Library, Salmon Fishing', various books on sailing to include 'Seamanship'by Commander Wilfred Henderson 1907, 'The Encyclopedia of Ships' etc. (2)(B.P. 21% + VAT)
Lot 131
A continental Art Nouveau pewter and enamel tea caddy, of square form with hinged lid with central roundel within a knotted worked border, in ruby, amethyst, green and yellow colours, the base having central oval enamel panel decorated with maiden in a yellow dress, green scarf and five doves on small bun feet, 13.5cm high x 10.5cm square Enamel no major cracks or chips^ pewter slightly scratched in places^ some pitting to both sides^ no apparent marks^ no major splits.
Lot 247
A continental possibly German Art Nouveau plaster plaque, decorated with profile of young girl with mauve coloured flowers in her hair wearing a red head piece with string of graduated pearls in a period costume against a green rustic arch decorated with blue flowers, marked to reverse BB5338, 26cm x 22.5cm together with an Art Deco plaster roundel, of the Goose Girl, circular roundel moulded in relief of young girl wearing green head piece and dress being chased by two geese, marked Copyright to base, 24cm diameter and an Art Deco globular vase with waisted neck and flared rim, 18cm high (3) Plaque is in good condition^ minor wear no major chips or cracks^ similar to Goose Girl^ vase being made of plaster has loss of paint throughout and chips around the rim
Lot 112
1st-2nd century AD. A dress pin comprising sheet gold top with sleeve and amphora-shaped finial, iridescent glass bead between the arms, attached to a later turned bone shaft with baluster. 5.98 grams, 17.5cm (7"). From an East London collection; previously in a collection formed between 1990-2000. Fine condition.
Lot 220
A Chinese lacquered bronze seated figure of Xi Wangmu, late Ming dynasty, holding a cloud in her left hand, indistinct label stating that the figure was a prize won by a soldier in the Belouchistan Volunteer Rifles, H. 38cm including later wood standCONDITION: There are extensive cracks running from the shoulder and chest down across the right arm of the figure and down the right leg at the front with some evidence of some old solder repairs around the area, there are some losses to the figures head dress and to two fingers on her right hand, there is also a later solder repair to the left side of the leg and robes, bears an on label underneath which has flaked away in places and is slightly difficult to read, the original lacquered decoration is flaking off in many areas and generally very grubby, the later wood stand has some splits along the joins of the block work.
Lot 329
English School circa 1700set of five oils on canvasPortraits of members of the Yate family; Richard Yate of Arlingham (1660-1701) Lieutenant-Colonel of the Forces of the county of Gloucester.Elizabeth, wife of Richard, d.1705.John, 2nd son of Rochard, Barrister at law, d.1749.Dorothy, 2nd daughter of Richard.Charles Yate.labels verso13.5 x 11.5in.CONDITION: Set of five oils on canvas all relined many years ago, canvas's remain tight, painting are under glass and have not been examined out of frames but essentially look to be in fair to good order, all in need of some degree of cleaning but otherwise look fair, all with old labels verso, some more distinct than others as follows:1. Richard Yate - label faded but later typed label states 1660-1701 Richard Yate of Arlingham was Lieutenant-Colonel of the Forces of the County of Gloucester2. Elizabeth Yate (-14 July 1705) (blue / brown dress) - label indistinct but later typed label translates as daugher of Major Thomas Price of Gloucester, married Richard Yate 1660-1701, Lieut-Colonel of the Forces of the County of Gloucester. She and her husband were reckoned the handsomest couple in England. They lived and died at Arlingham Glos.3. Label partially legible and later inscribed label John Yate Esq (red coat, with blue sash over shoulder), an emminent barrister at law, her was second son of Col Richard Yate of Arlingham and resided at Colthrop, Gloucestershire, he married Jane Co. Heiress of William Barnesey Esq of the County of Hereford and widow of F... Esq of Bilbury by whom thee had no issue, he died in London 29th May 1749 aged 47, she died before him, they are both buried in the Sulpolcral Chapel built by Colonel ... Bromesbarrow.4. Dorothy (green/puce dress) - label partly legible, later inscribed label Dorothy, 2nd daughter of Col Richard Yate of Arlingham and wife of Thom Pyrke Esq of Little Dean by she bore 4 sons and 2 daughters, she survived them all and her husband and died the 24th Jan 1762 aged 76, the above description in the feint handwriting of Mrs Allen is preceded by the word query so it may be that Dorothy daugher of Major Price and sister of Mrs Richard Yate5. Charles Yate (red coat, white stock) - label indistinct with no later label.
Lot 598
An early 19th century French 18ct gold keywind repeating dress pocket watch by Leroy & Fils, Paris, with silvered Roman dial, the cuvette inscribed Leroy & Fils and numbered 17017, 1819-1848 gold standard mark, on a small albert chain with associated watch key.CONDITION: Engine turned decoration on the back a little tired towards the perimeter. Dial quite tanished in places. Glass in good order. Unble to see if the watch ticks as the accompanying key does not seem to wind the mechanism to make it chime. We cannot guarantee any of the watches to be in working order. Watch diameter 41mm.
Lot 599
A mid 20th century continental 18k octagonal dress pocket watch, with tumbling Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds.CONDITION: Case 5cm in length, width 37mm, A few minor ding/dents to the case back Glass and dial in good order. Ticks when wound and the hands adjust. We cannot guarantee any of the watches to be in working order. Gross weight 62.6 grams.
Lot 684
A white gold? and graduated two stone diamond and two stone cultured pearl set dress ring by C. Azzopardi & Sons, size O.CONDITION: Some slight loss to the nacre on the small pearl. Minor surface abrasions to the other pearl. No damage to the diamonds. Estmated colour and clarity are J/K and SI2/I1. Largest stone approximatley 0.85cts. Minor scratches to the shank. Gross weight 6 grams.
Lot 705
A 1930's Art Deco Cartier platinum? and ruby set eight piece dress stud set in original Cartier box, comprising a pair of cufflinks, two studs and four buttons, cufflinks and buttons all numbered 3672, three also signed Cartier London, the two studs are unsigned, with no numbers, gross weight 39.3 grams.CONDITION: Two stones on one cufflink each have a tiny chip. Three stones on other cufflink are chipped. Stone on one button is cracked. Metal is quite scratched on all pieces bar the two studs. One button has some quite heavy scratches. Box has some scuffing to the base, otherwise ok.
Lot 715
A modern French large 18ct white gold and graduated twelve stone gypsy set diamond dress ring by Fred, Paris, size O/P, numbered BU001270 54, signed on back of ring head, gross 25.3 grams.CONDITION: Minor nicks and scratches to the shank and some wear to the rhodium plating to the top by the diamonds and the base of the shank. No visible damage to any of the stones.
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Lot 139
A collection of Asian jewellery, to include: A late 19th/early 20th century Chinese silver mounted carved ivory brooch, fashioned as two figures among trees, length 57mm, together with a Chinese jade pendant, length 22mm, suspended from a silver bead chain, an Indian oval yellow metal brooch, with carved ivory of Ganesh to centre, bordered by turquoise cabochons (one lacking), a pair of silver filigree and cloisonne enamel earrings, set red cabochon stone to centre (as found) and a dress ring. (5)
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