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Lot 56
Rob Hain (British, B.1952) "Social Distance Dining", acrylic on canvas, signed to lower right, titled and signed in pencil to verso, unframed 60cm x 60cm. Inspired by a friend's love of the intrepid, this is an evocation of an event that transpired in the 1970's on the Iset of Rockall, which lies 300 miles West of Scotland, where members of Oxford University's Dangerous Sports Club ate a gourmet meal in full evening dress.
Lot 519
Britains - A boxed Britains #08956 Duke and Duchess of Connaught on State Elephant from 'The Delhi Durbar Range', comprising: Elephant in ceremonial dress with silver Howdah, Mahout, Parasol Man & the Duke & Duchess of Connaught. The set appears to be in Mint condition in a plain Near Mint box, and is also presented within a Near Mint matching outer transit box.
Lot 566
Britains - 10 boxed figures by Britains from various ranges. Lot includes #44031 'Redcoats' #44031 Officer 17th Lancers Mounted 1879; #60003 'Petticoats' Lady in Day Dress 1837-42; #6200 'Titanic Collection' RMS Titanic Captain Edward John Smith and similar. Figures appear to be in Mint condition in Near Mint - Mint boxes.
Lot 577
Britains, Unconfirmed Maker - Four sets of toy soldiers. Two are by Britains including #8961 Royal Naval Landing Party and are in unmarked plain boxes. The other sets comprises a Liverpool Scottish regiment in Highland dress and a set og marching Gurkhas both by an Unconfirmed Maker. Figures appear in Excellent - Mint condition in Good boxes. (4)
Lot 113
A Stephen Webster silver and diamond cluster ring, size N/O, together with a Urart silver and gilt ring, decorated with a deer, numbered 75393, size M, a silver gilt ring, stamped TFS by RC, an Austro Hungarian style ring, a silver ring stamped Stoek and other dress rings (8) and a Urart booklet
Lot 83
Cross-dressing.- Choisy (François-Timoléon, l'Abbé de) Histoire de Madame la Comtesse Des Barres A Madame la Marquise de Lambert, title with woodcut ornament, woodcut head-piece, ocassional spotting, the odd small stain, contemporary mottled calf, richly gilt spine in compartments and with red morocco label, little rubbed, a very good copy, [Gay II, 520], 12mo, Brussels, François Foppens, 1736.⁂ De Choisy's father was part of the household of the Duke of Orléans, and his mother was on intimate terms with Anne of Austria. On a whim of his mother he was dressed like a girl until he was eighteen. After appearing for a short time in man's costume he resumed woman's dress upon receiving the no doubt sarcastic advice of Madame de La Fayette. He delighted in the most extravagant toilettes until he was publicly rebuked by the Duc de Montausier, whereupon he retired to the provinces.
Lot 311
DIAMOND DRESS RING, comprising a diamond dress ring and a band soldered together, the dress ring set with a princess cut diamond of approximately 1.28 carats, on round brilliant cut diamond shoulders, unmarked, the diamond band with round brilliant cut diamonds totalling approximately 0.50 carats, marked 14k, size J, 7.2g
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