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Lot 1074
Modern Ladies Costume, comprising a Cos black sleeveless evening top with metallic long threads and matching tailored shorts (size 38), QED London black and silver long sleeve a-line mini dress (size UK M),Cop Copine black and cream layered long sleeve top with cut work detail to the front and cowel neck,Cos black wool jumper of boxy shape with long sleeves, three quarter length sleeves and pockets to the front (size M),(4)Private Collection of a Lady
Lot 39
A 9ct White Gold and Kyanite Cross, 3.5cm by 1.9cm; A 9 Carat Gold Cubic Zirconia and Synthetic Ruby Ring, finger size O; and A Quantity of Costume Jewellery, including dress rings, paste bracelets, a charm bracelet, paste set jewellery etcGross weight of kyanite cross and 9ct ring 9.6 grams, Gross weight of the remaining 238.2 grams
Lot 50
A Double Row Graduated Cultured Pearl Necklace, knotted and leading to a pink stone clasp, length 49cm; and Two Cultured Pearl Dress StudsDress studs in fitted 'Garrard & Co' box, unmarked, weight 2.3 grams. Necklace - due to the limitations of the setting the identification of the pink stone is undeterminable, 26.8 grams.
Lot 42
Titanic survivor Millvina Dean signed 1998 White Star Line Exhibition cover with Adelaide postmark. At two months old, she was also the youngest passenger aboard. The Deans were not supposed to be aboard the Titanic, but due to a coal strike they were transferred onto it and boarded it as third-class passengers at Southampton, England. Dean was nine weeks old when she boarded the ship. Her father felt its collision with the iceberg on the night of 14 April 1912 and, after investigating, returned to his cabin, telling his wife to dress the children and go up on deck. Dean, her mother, and her brother were placed in Lifeboat 10. Her father did not survive, and his body, if recovered, was never identified. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10
Lot 43
Titanic survivor Bertram V Dean signed 1985 Wreck of Titanic found cover. Bertram boarded the Titanic with his parents and sister at Southampton on Wednesday April 10, 1912, as a Third Class passenger. He was soon to be two years old while Millvina was only a few weeks old. The Deans were originally to board the Adriatic, but a coal strike caused the transfer of passengers to the new White Star liner which was then making its inaugural crossing. The Deans were in their cabin when the liner struck an iceberg on the evening of April 14, 1912. Bertram Frank, awakened by the noise, came up on deck to find out what was happening. Alerted by the news, he went back down to his cabin and woke up his wife, ordering her to dress the two children warmly and get on the Boat Deck. Once there, it is difficult to establish with certainty the sequence of events. Although Eva Dean did embark on the same lifeboat as her daughter, we cannot however know whether the young Bertram Vere was also with his mother or whether, or was lost in the crowd and the confusion, and been in another lifeboat. In any case, the two children were saved, which was not the case for Father Bertram Frank Dean who died in the sinking and whose body, subsequently, was probably never found. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10
Lot 79
Emaillebrosche750 Gelbgold, punziert, 1 Diamant im Brillantschliff, Mädchen im Kleid, sowie die floralen Verzierungen emailliert, der Hintergrund mit transluzider Emaille, als Brosche und als Anhänger zu tragen, Ø 4 cm, Gewicht ca. 20,6 gEnamel brooch750 yellow gold, hallmarked, 1 brilliant cut diamond, girl in dress, as well as the floral decorations enameled, the background with translucent enamel, to wear as a brooch and as a pendant, Ø 4 cm, weight ca. 20,6 g
Lot 187
A RARE WOOD NETSUKE DEPICTING A KARAKO BOY DURING SHICHI-GO-SANUnsignedJapan, late 18th to early 19th century, Edo period (1615-1868)Finely carved, the cheerful boy holding the sides of his hifu (sleeveless jacket) in a jubilant posture. The young boy turning his head to the right, his face bearing an expression of confident gravitas. The hifu carved with stylistic designs. Good, functional himotoshi to the back. The wood covered in a fine, lustrous patina.HEIGHT 5.9 cmCondition: Good condition with minor expected wear, the edges of the feet with old, smoothened chips. Shichi-Go-San (七五三) is a traditional Japanese rite of passage and festival day for three- and seven-year-old girls and five-year-old boys (literally translating 'three, five, seven'). On this day, the children dress in traditional hifu garments and undergo three ceremonies. The tradition dates back to the Heian period as a means of celebrating a child's survival during a time when child mortality rates were extremely high.
Lot 752
A Jean Paul Gaultier Tattoo dress, size smallSlight fraying of the collar, No obvious staining or holes found.Front neck to bottom of dress - 126 cm approxBack neck to bottom of dress - 140 cm approxArmpit to armpit - 33 cm approxCuff to armpit - 50 cm approx All measurements taken on a hanger.
Lot 260
A CHOW TAI FOOK SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND DRESS RING, WITH LAB REPORT. A round faceted mixed cut sapphire set in 18K white gold mount set with diamonds. The sapphire tested by The Gem & Pearl Laboratory as a natural sapphire with no evidence of heat treatment. Sapphire 8.4mm x 4.4mm. Ring weight 2.64 grams. Ring size J. Lab report dated 12 September 2023. Stamped to ring CTF for Chow Tai Fook, Hong Kong, 18K. Good condition.
Lot 307
A 20TH CENTURY AFRICAN LARGE EMBOSSED COPPER PLAQUE OF RECTANGULAR FORM. Decorated with an African woman in tribal dress with a large pestle and mortar, incised KISALA lower left, pierced for hanging, 55cm x 78.5cm Pierced with six holes for hanging, with several splits at the edges which occurred during manufacture, some minor dents, surface scratching and wear overall.
Lot 82
TWO CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN DISHES, 18TH CENTURY. Qianlong export dishes decorated with figures in a garden scene (1735-96). 15.5cm and 16cm diam. (2) One with a small filled chip to rim leading into a 3.5cm hairline. The other with a faint 2cm hairline at the rim and star hairline to base. Small areas of enamel loss to figures dress.
Lot 2983
ZHONG BIAO (CHINESE b.1968) STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL (1995) Oil on canvas, signed, inscribed and dated verso, 100 x 81cm (39.5 x 32") Provenance: Schoeni Gallery, Hong Kong Presents in good condition. Some minor drying of pigment and minor shrinkage to dark areas/shadows on dress/arm. May benefit from a surface clean. Examined under UV
Lot 139
EARLY 19TH C. ENGLISH SCHOOL oil on panel - portrait of a lady in blue dress with white bonnet and collar, holding a book, 22 x 20cmsProvenance: private collection CarmarthenshireComments: in period gilt composition frame, ordinary surface dirt, would benefit from a clean, damage to corners of frame
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