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Lot 62
THREE GEMSTONE SET RINGS to include a 9ct gold Blue John oval cabochon, rub over set, ring size N, hallmarked 9ct gold, Sheffield, a 9ct gold opal and cubic zirconia oval cluster ring, ring size P1/2, hallmarked 9ct gold, Birmingham, a green and white paste three stone dress ring, ring size L1/2, stamped '9ct gold', approximate gross weight 7.6 grams
Lot 153
THREE 9CT GOLD DRESS RINGS, the first designed with a central cultured pearl within an open floral setting, ring size N, the second set with five pastes within floral illusion type settings, ring size M, the third set with a central brilliant cut diamond within a single cut diamond surround seperated by bar detail and textured shoulders, ring size M, all with 9ct hallmarks, total weight 5.9 grams
Lot 47
Egyptian Faience Overseer Shabti for In-peh-(t) ef NakhtMould-made overseer shabti in daily dress: wears a short wig, with fillet indicated in black. Face has lightly modelled features, with eyes/brows added in black, as is a long whip held in left hand, held across chest;R arm held beside body. Wears long apron which has vertical striations/folds imitating pleats. Column of vertical inscription added on front .Inscribed in black on chest/kilt: wsjr in pH(t).f nxt mAa-xrw 'the Osiris In-peh(t)-ef-Nakht, true-of-voice10.2cm high.FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird, London, acquired from a small Cambridgeshire dealer 2009. CN 0885
Lot 120
Egyptian Faience Overseer ShabtiThird Intermediate Period, c. 900 B.C.Overseer figure wearing daily dress, mould-made; somewhat summarily modelled details: Wears modelled duplex wig with curled front tresses + short-sleeved and aproned tunic, R arm crossed over chest carries a whip. L arm beside body.Flat back.8cm high.FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird Collection, London, acquired from Coincraft, London, 2009. M1139.
Lot 119
Egyptian Faience Overseer ShabtiThird Intermediate Period, C 900 B.C.A small moulded overseer figure in daily dress: Wears short wig and kilted tunic;L arm by side, R arm across chest. Legs indicated, no tools. Flat back. 6cm high.Rf: Petrie ‘Shabtis’ no. 440FOOTNOTES Provenance Julian Bird Collection, London, acquired 1977 Antique Fair Malvern. M0822.
Lot 151
A group of four Egyptian pottery shabtisXXII Dynasty.Simple, pottery mould-made shabtis: 2 overseer figures wear daily dress [short tunic]; and have a sidelock of hair. L arm by side, R arm across chest, hold faintly modelled whip; legs indicated, with – unusually - right leg advanced, flat backs; 2 worker figures are mummiform, with tripartite wig, arms across chest, mattock very faintly indicated; flat backs. Group are probably from the same burial ensemble.8cm - 9cm each.FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird Collection, London, acquired between 1970 – 2012.
Lot 41
Egyptian Faience Shabti for Overseer Ankh-ef-en-MaatThird Intermediate Period.Large painted moulded-mud/pottery overseer figure wearing daily dress. Wears tripartite wig secured with a fillet added in black, and a sleeved robe with a long kilt. Eyes added in black. LH bent across chest modelled in relief holding a whip added in black, RH by side. Back not modelled but rounded. Vertical inscription added in black. 15cm high.Inscribed: wsjr iT-nTr jmnanx.f (n))-mAat ‘The Osiris, the Divine father of Amun, Ankh-[ef n-] Maat;(lit. ‘he lives (for) Maat (the truthful one)’). Lower part of inscription chipped, but restored from other examples.See similar.Petrie Museum, UCL: no 39985; Manchester Museum: no 4646 from the Ramesseum;Other figures of his are in Manchester, and in Berlin, Birmingham, Bolton, Harrogate, London and Toronto.For a worker figure of same group, see 1137b.cf.:· Petrie ‘Shabtis’no.390, pl.XXXIX Janes ‘Shabti Collections / 5’, no. 98 FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird, London, Bonham's Antiquities Sale 11365, part lot 17 2005. CN: 1137A
Lot 112
Egyptian Faience Overseer ShabtiThird Intermediate Period, c. 900 B.C.Overseer shabti in daily dress, mould-made: wearing tripartite wig, with black striations indicated in black, particularly at rear; eyes/brows added in black; facial details not clearly modelled. L arm crossed on chest, R arm by side, pair (unusually) of whips - more normally only 1 is shown, added in black, both held in L hand, one on each shoulder;separate legs with stubby feet indicated. Flat back. 9cm high.FOOTNOTES Provenance Julian Bird Collection, London, acquired from London dealer in 2008. M2013.
Lot 149
Egyptian Overseer ShabtiThird Intermediate Period, c.900 B.C.Crudely modelled overseer figure in daily dress with details added in black: Modelled tripartite wig coloured black,modelled whip painted black held in R hand , arm folded across chest, L arm held along side of body; Wears kilt. Flat back. Traces of vertical front inscription added in black down front. 11.5cm high.FOOTNOTES Provenance Julian Bird Collection, London, acquired between 1970 – 2012.M1140.
Lot 224
Egyptian Faience Overseer ShabtiThird Intermediate Period, XXII Dynasty.A pale blue-green faience shabti in the form of an overseer with daily dress, bipartite wig and kilt, legs and feet modelled. 8cm high.FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird Collection, London, acquired in 2005 from Ancient & Oriental Gallery.
Lot 226
Egyptian Faience Overseer ShabtiThird Intermediate Period, XXII Dynasty.A pale blue-green faience shabti in the form of an overseer with daily dress, bipartite wig and kilt, legs and feet modelled. 8cm high.FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird Collection, London, acquired in 2005 from Ancient & Oriental Gallery.
Lot 150
Egyptian Shabti of GaoutseshenXXII Dynasty.Deir-el-Bahri, cache 2Daughter of the grand pontif Menkheper-re, and grand-daughter of the high-priest MenKhepe-re. She was the niece of another person also called Gaw-seshen; her other titles known from associated grave goods were ‘mistress of the house’, ‘chantress of Amun’ and ‘noble lady’. Her mummy, a wooden stela and 3 papyri are known, her coffin is in Leiden.Overseer figure in daily dress, mould-made: Wears modelled tripartite wig with a fillet added in black – the rear part is short. Eyes indicated in black. Wears daily dress: baggy-sleeved tunic with apron. Unusually for an overseer figure, both(long), curving fore-arms are crossed on the chest, with hands holding a pair of whips with long curving lashes, added in black. Upper part has a somewhat rounded appearance, the wide arms making a X shape in the middle of the body, characteristic features of her shabtis. Vertical inscription down apron front added in black.9.5cm high.FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird Collection, London, acquired Tetragon, 2006. M1243a.
Lot 48
Egyptian Overseer Shabti for Nesy-neb-ta-wyMoulded overseer figure wearing daily dress: Modelled tripartite wig; wig and eye details added in black;L arm crossed on chest, Short R arm by side of body;Wears long kilt. Flat back. Inscribed on front. 1 column vertical inscription on front, perhaps read:wsir nsy nb tAwy‘The Osiris Nesy-neb-[ta-wy]’ ''the one who belongs to the Lord of the Two Lands'.10.5cm high no stand.FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird, London acquired Bonhams 2006. M1174.
Lot 88
Egyptian shabti for Djed-Mut-iwef-ankh (‘when Mut speaks, he lives’), a priest of Amun. Kitchen mentions a person of this name who was a dignitary at Thebes; his probable tomb at Thebes also lists his titles as the ‘out-line draughtsman of the House of Gold, Fashioning the gods of the Estate of Amun’ Third Intermediate Period. C. 900 B.C.Overseer figure in daily dress, wearing a long kilted robe: Wears duplex(?) wig with front lappets, secured by a fillet indicated in blue on the black wig and in black on the body of the figure; the fillet has very long streamers at the rear, hanging almost to the feet. Eyes / brows indicated in black. L arm across chest holds a whip, R arm by side of body. Lower legs/feet indicated. Text in black down front. 13.2cm high.Inscribed for: Hm-nTr n jmn, Dd-mwt j(w).f anx, mAa-xrw ‘the Priest of Amun, Djed-Mut-iw-ef-ankh, the justified’Probably Thebes: tomb no 117, originally dating from Dynasty XI, is the likely origin of the figure. Amun’ (cf. Porter & Moss, Topical Bibliography of Ancient Hieroglyphic texts, reliefs & paintings I, the Theban necropolis pt. 1, p.66 no. LY. 4.3.1.5 and plt.2)FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird Collection, London, acquired Bonhams 2009. CN 962.· Janes ‘Shabtis’ no. 71, p. 137-8· 1 in private collection quoted below (Janes), another example in Lyons
Lot 307
“Head Dress of the British Heavy Cavalry” by Rowe, 1999, colour illus, in DW; “British Cavalry Carbines and Pistols of the Napoleonic Era”, by Chisall & Davies, 2013, colour illus in DW, “British Military Longarms 1715-1865” by Bailey, illus, “The Army Shown to the Children” by Capt Atteridge, c 1915 fully illus, etc; 18 similar titles and 6 Lyle’s Reviews. GC to VGC
Lot 507
A 19th century continental naval officer’s dress sword, plain shallow diamond section blade 28”, gilt brass hilt with double shell guard the front fixed and embossed with crowned fouled anchor on trophy of flags and foliage, the back hinged and plain, oak leaf panelled knucklebow, and pommel, wirebound (loose) wooden grip, with knot, in its leather scabbard (old repair to centre), with plain brass locket and foliate engraved chape. GC, the hilt retaining approx 40% gilt.
Lot 382
“Imperial German Military Officers’ Helmets and Head Dress 1871-1918” by Thomas N.G. Stubs, published 2004, with full page mostly colour illustrations, an impressive work; “Head Dress of Imperial Germany 1880-1916”, by Paul Sanders 2001; and “Deutsche Offiziershelme aus der Kaiserzeit 1870-1918”, in 2 vols, by Joachim Hilsenbeck, all profusely illustrated with full page colour illustration. Near VGC with DWs. (4)
Lot 381
“Imperial German Military Officers Helmets & Head Dress, 1871-1918”, by Thomas N.G. Stubbs, published 2004, with full page mostly colour illustrations. VGC with DW, an impressive work; also “Die deutsche Infanterie von 1871 bis 1914”, pub 2008, in 2 vols, profusely illustrated in colour and monochrome, including numerous contemporary photographs, VGC with DWs, in their outer card box.
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