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A PAIR OF ENGLISH EARLY 19TH CENTURY PORCELAIN FIGURINES MODELLED AS A SULTAN & SULTANA, each figure standing on a circular base, in richly patterned dress and turbanned, the sultan with a turquoise cape embellished with gold stars; the sultana wearing a purple caftan; gilt highlights all over, Derby marks under the base35.5cm high each (2)
JAMES FORRESTER (C. 1730-1776)Landscape with figures overlooking a waterfallOil on canvas, 87 x 118cmAn Irish landscape painter who had a short career in Dublin working with the Society’s School of drawing, before moving to Rome in 1755, where he spent the last twenty years of his life. He travelled extensively while living in Italy to familiarise himself with the landscape. He is best known for vast romantic landscapes depicting scenes of idyllic pastoral life and his drawings are particularly renowned, such as his eight views of Italian scenes which were purchased by William Henry Dawson, 1st Earl of Portarlington. Two drawings from this group, ‘Waterfall’ and ‘Italian View’ are in the V & A Museum collection. He contributed to ‘A Collection of Some of the Finest Prospects in Italy’ in 1762, which included numerous engravings by artists including Forrester. In the volume Forrester depicted the views of the city of Terni across the lake. A lush valley, populated by olive groves and vineyards, it was perfectly suited to Forrester’s style pf painting. While he was a consummate draughtsman, including topographical accuracy to the landscape depicted there remains an element of an imagined romantic mood in his landscapes. This present example seems to reflect a reimaging of Terni by Forrester. A rushing waterfall thunders over the sheer precipice of the cliff tumbling downwards to the valley below. The scene frames two figures in the foreground pausing to rest. The vastness of the environs almost consumes them except for the strong accents of red in their costumes. However, unlike other romantic 18th century works, Forrester does not dress his figures up in classical Arcadian guise but instead presents them in ordinary attire, one carrying a walking staff adding an almost religious sentiment to the work.
The Prince and Princess of Wales, 1989 Christmas card, signed by them both, with twin embossed gilt Royal ciphers to the cover and a colour photograph of Prince Charles in Ceremonial Welsh Guards dress, standing with Prince William, the Princess of Wales and Prince Harry sat on a bench, in original registered envelope.
A mixed lot of silver and gem set jewellery, including an African motif and amber pendant, Birmingham 1994, on a chain; a geode pendant; a Modernist carnelian set pendant; an Italian silver and sapphire pendant and chain; a large amber dress ring; an amethyst brooch; two moonstone pendants; a pair of turquoise ear clips; a garnet pendant; and other items
MOVADO, a gentleman’s 18 carat gold manual wind dress watch, ref. R86982 no. 278982, the silvered dial with applied gold markers, Arabic 12 and 6, outer seconds track and gold baton hands, the 15 jewel Swiss movement numbered 8982 (not functioning), the case 34mm diameter, on a new stitched tan leather strap
A Dutch silver toy cello (lacks strings), with English sponsor and import marks for David Bridge, London, 1894, chased with birds, diaperwork and rococo scrolls, centred to either side by a vacant rococo cartouche; a Dutch silver toy lute, circa 1895, chased with a couple in 18th century dress fishing from a river bank; also a similar German silver toy lute, .800 standard, circa 1895, chased on front and back with putti, some playing musical instruments, foliage, birds flying over a fence and a cat at a window, first item 9 cm. high, wt. 72 gm. (3)Condition reportOne lute has a small shallow bruise, cello lacks strings
A Pucci purple printed silk jersey shift dress, late 1960s, labelled, with original rope belt with plastic beaded tassels, bust 91cm, 36in; together with two couture chiffon dresses, un-labelled, busts approx 86cm, 34in (4) CONDITION REPORT: Good condition. Pucci has a couple of small pulls in jersey (minor). Slight perspiration stains to underarms interior, not visible to exterior, and rear neck. Two chiffons both have very faint perspiration stains at underarms. Blue chiffon has small, faint watermark to upper bodice.
Three Pucci silk jersey printed dresses, late 1960s, labelled, each signed within print, one a skirt and top in shades of blue and green, busts 86-91cm, 34-36in (4) CONDITION REPORT: · Good condition · Skirt - elastic in waistband is a bit slack · Top - perspiration stains at underarms. Pinhead sized hole in fabric to front bodice · Brown dress - faint perspiration stains at underarms. 2 faint, small stains to front bodice, hard to see, rear left seam needs re-stitching approx. 2cm · Purple dress - faint blue stain/dye run at rear hem. Pinhead sized hole at front left waist area
Two Yves Saint Laurent black velvet cocktail dresses and evening jacket, late 1980s-early 1990s, labelled, one with hot pink taffeta balloon-sleeves; the other with asymmetric gold taffeta skirt, black belt; the jacket with gilt buttons, busts 86-96cm, 34-38in (4) CONDITION REPORT: Good condition, slight soil marks to front of dress (minor) and would probably clean out. Jacket is good condition and very fresh, belt is good condition.
An Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche orange satinised cotton smock, probably Russian collection, 1970s, labelled size 42; together with a YSL silk dress printed with bows, 1980s, busts 81-101cm, 32-40in; and a pale purple cotton skirt, waist 66cm, 26in (3) CONDITION REPORT: Good condition. Bow print dress has dye run/perspiration stains at underarms which is faint and hard to see. Skirt has grey stain near rear hem. YSL smock is good.
An Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche feather bolero and cloqué silk cocktail dress, late 80s-early 90s, labelled, the bolero with dramatic ostrich feather sleeves, bust approx 91cm, 36in; the strapless dress with satin bow to skirt, size 38 (2) CONDITION REPORT: Both are good condition. Slight soiling along inside edge of dress bodice. Two very small holes near hem in chiffon skirt.
A Westwood/McLaren Navaho patterned knitted sweater, 'Savages' collection, Spring-Summer, 1982, World's End label, chest 107cm, 42in; together with an apricot muslin shift dress adorned with lilac cotton tufts, chest 112cm, 44in (2) Provenance: Keith at Smile CONDITION REPORT: Pilling to sweater, yellow stain to cuff which may clean out, a few small spot stains on chest, hidden within the pattern. Dress looks unworn
An Ossie Clark printed rayon dress, mid 1970s, un-labelled, with two curved pockets to front skirt, the green and black print with interlocking tulip and striped patterns, plastic marbled buttons, bust 86cm, 34in, waist 76cm, 30in For a labelled example of this print in a different colour-way, see Kerry Taylor Auctions, 8th December 2012, lot 157. CONDITION REPORT: Good condition. Fabric slightly rubbed at underarms, lacking belt. Lacking hook fastening at left cuff (minor). Very small tear at seam corner of neckline, easily repaired.
An Ossie Clark black velvet maxi-dress, 1969-70, labelled and size 12, with rhinestone buttons and top-stitched waistband, bust 97cm, 38in, waist 71cm, 28in CONDITION REPORT: Label is discoloured from wear, left underarm seam has been re-sewn where it pulled away, stain to rear hem and rubbing to velvet edge.
A Gilbert Adrian couture black crepe evening gown, early 1940s, Custom label and client name J.S. Sykes, 426, with military-style beaded emblem to right sleeve; together with five bias cut evening gowns and two purses, 1930s-40s, un-labelled, various sizes (8) CONDITION REPORT: · Adrian: some beads missing to armband, otherwise generally good. Moss crepe slightly faded with age. Centre back skirt seam has pulled away in 3 places and needs re-stitching. · Black silk crepe dress - ribbon straps look like replacements otherwise good condition · Burgundy crepe is good condition and looks little worn .
An Ossie Clark for Radley satin crepe printed blouse, mid 1970s, labelled, together with a Biba satin printed dress; a Valerie Goad star print dress and a Quorum black blouse, all labelled, various sizes (4) CONDITION REPORT: Ossie blouse has perspiration stains at underarms and along edge of collar. All good condition.
A whiteworked muslin dress, circa 1918, densely embroidered with floral motifs and edged in crochet lace, bust approx 92cm, 36in, waist 71cm, 28in CONDITION REPORT: Skirt has been shortened by being raised at waistband. Has been washed and thinned muslin across shoulders has been re-backed, otherwise good.
A Jolly & Son of Bath taffeta and chantilly lace evening gown, circa 1914, labelled, the bodice lace with repeats of a pierrot singing to the moon; together with two others: one of green taffeta, c.1860; the other late 1870s (3) CONDITION REPORT: · Jolly & Son 'Pierrot' lace dress: the first impression is good but the nude chiffon inner sleeves have perished at the underarms. The moire silk underskirt is badly perished. The lace, beadwork, external decorations are good. Black chiffon over sleeves have holes and repair in the shoulder area. Repaired tear in chiffon overskirt 7cm long above front hem. Fair condition · 1860s ball gown - bad underarm stains, stains down skirt, splits and repairs. Poor condition · 1870s brown dress - perspiration stains and repairs at underarms, side seams let out, alterations to rear skirt panels.
A Thea Porter printed muslin 'gipsy' dress, circa 1969, labelled Thea Porter, London, with bold black and white quatrefoil print to the bodice, khaki grosgrain rayon midriff and wire mesh print skirt, edged in velvet ribbon, bust 81cm, 32in, waist 61cm, 24in This piece was included in the major Thea Porter retrospective, 'Bohemian Chic', at the London Fashion & Textile Museum, February-May 2015. CONDITION REPORT: Good condition. Faint watermark to front waist panel. Very faint perspiration stains at underarms.
An Ossie Clark/Celia Birtwell for Radley 'Floating Daisies' red moss crepe dress, mid 1970s, labelled, with broad rear buttoned belt, bust 97cm, 38in CONDITION REPORT: Dress is altered. Ties from front bodice have been removed, hem has been cut and shortened, broad buttoned belt at the back is also an alteration. Dress is clean and fresh in appearance and red is bright and even. Good, clean wearable.
A Thea Porter embroidered white muslin dress, mid 1970s, labelled Thea Porter, London, empire-lined trimmed with velvet ribbons, with pearl beaded butterfly motifs down the front, bust 81cm, 32in; together with en evening coat of Persian gold brocade (2) CONDITION REPORT: Dress- small brown mark to tip of one butterfly wing, faint rouge mark to front of skirt. Hem has been lengthened. Overall good condition. Coat in good condition.
A black beaded chiffon flapper dress, circa 1926, with overall seed-bead lobed motifs, 102cm, 40in; together with a poor condition Adair beaded pink chiffon dress, Paris label, bust 81cm, 32in (2) CONDITION REPORT: Black dress is good condition, pink dress has stains, has been altered and has a tear in a sleeve.
A blue chiffon beaded dress, mid 1920s, un-labelled, with bow to drop-waist and beaded with seed-beads in colourful repeats, bust 91cm, 36in CONDITION REPORT: Beading is good, missing a few edging beads at rear neckline, otherwise intact. Chiffon has a scattering of small damp marks to back bodice and a few small spot stains to front bodice and skirt, one small hole in rear bodice 1x1cm
A rare Ossie Clark canary-yellow moss crepe mini-dress, 1969, labelled and size 14, with pleats to sleeves, skirt and to centre back, pointed collar and attached tie-belt, bust 92cm, 36in, waist 81cm, 32in The dress was originally purchased by the owner in 1969 in a sale for £1.10, marked down from £2.10. CONDITION REPORT: Colour is vibrant. Faint light brown stain to front bodice, 4x0.5cm. A couple of faint marks to rear right cuff. A couple of pulled threads to crepe. Otherwise good.
A John Galliano black gabardine coat/dress, 'Pin-up/Misia Sert' collection, Spring-Summer 1995, burgundy satin Paris label, with Y-shaped pleats which form a peplum at the hips, creating a tapered skirt, double breasted with cord covered buttons and padded shoulders with lingerie-inspired top-stitching, bust approx 97cm, 38in, waist approx 76cm, 30in Galliano's inspiration for this collection included the Paris socialite, hostess and close friend of Coco Chanel - Misia Sert. Models, including Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell, sauntered down the catwalk past lingerie-strewn clothes rails to pose in front of a vintage 1950s classic car. This dress can be seen being modelled in video footage of the show. CONDITION REPORT: Good condition. Missing one button at hem but another spare button sewn to the inside. The owner has folded and tacked over a pleat of fabric on the inside closure edge which is concealed when the dress is buttoned up. Hem may have been altered as there is a strange seam arrangement in the lining on one side. The gaps between the buttons are 19cm apart from the bottom one which is 9.5cm to the hem. Exterior is fresh and good.
A Zandra Rhodes purple chiffon 'Ayers Rock' print dress, 1974, labelled and UK size 8, the asymmetric neckline with flounces and iridescent flower shaped sequins, bust approx 87cm, 34in CONDITION REPORT: Numerous small splits to chiffon front hem area and brown watermarks. Discolouration from perspiration along edge of satin band at bodice. Poor condition.
A Pucci brown printed silk dress and shawl, 1965, labelled, the jersey dress with low-scooped back and faux button fastenings to side of skirt; shawl with fringing and signature to print, bust 96cm, 38in (2) CONDITION REPORT: Dress has faint perspiration stains at underams. Shawl has a couple of faint light brown stains, concealed within the print.
An Ossie Clark for Radley green leaf-print cotton dress, circa 1975, labelled and size 12, the empire-line bodice with plunging neckline, bust 92cm, 36in CONDITION REPORT: Two areas of faint discolouration to lower right side of skirt near hem, largest approx 11x5cm (not immediately noticeable), otherwise good.
A group of cocktail wear, 1950s, including a Jacques Griffe haute couture chiné silk cocktail dress, labelled, the blue/grey silk with floral repeats; Hardy Amies black velvet dress with bows to shoulders, un-labelled with signature print lining; and others, various sizes (qty) CONDITION REPORT: · Griffe - silk is wrinkled at underarms with perspiration stains, not obvious due to print. Belt is creased. Silk at rear bodice across shoulder is speckled from perspiration and not immediately obvious. Hem has been raised. Scattering of pin marks from brooch to left side of collar. Bust 42in, 107cm. Waist 30in, 76cm. Slip has 2 watermarks to lower skirt and small white soil marks, needs re-stitching along zip (minor). Petticoat - perspiration stains at underarms, light brown stains to skirt. One strap needs re-stitching at one end. · Hardy Amies dress - good condition, bust 38in, waist 26in · Black and gold dress - good condition, bust 36in, waist 26in · Black jacket - rear centre back seam needs re-stitching and along rear hem. Front darts have been let out at waist, beading is good. Bust 36in.
A Jean Patou haute couture brown wool dress, 1960s, labelled and numbered 35332, silk bow to front, bust 102cm, 40in, waist 76cm, 30in; together with a Nina Ricci black wool jacket, 1950s, labelled, with black braid detailing and fan-like pockets, bust 97cm, 38in (2) CONDITION REPORT: Good condition.
A black wool coat with fur trimmed hem, 1940s, with elaborate rouleaux flowers to collar and hips, two deep front pockets, un-labelled; together with two day dresses, one labelled 'Adrienne Haute Couture 63 South Molton St', busts 92-107cm, 36-42in (3) CONDITION REPORT: Generally good. Blue velvet dress has split at left front shoulder, would benefit from cleaning.
A group of eveningwear, mostly 1930s, approx. 10 ensembles, including a gold fishnet gown with low back; red chiffon bias-cut gown with long sleeves; four assorted shawls, and others, various sizes (qty) CONDITION REPORT: · Generally good condition · Black crepe dress with sequined flowers - lacking the odd sequin, side closure needs re-stitching, slightly soiled, needs cleaning. Small darned repair at front neck · 1880s fichu - slightly faded, missing some beads front collar · Gold mesh dress - nice shape, nice and lustrous, slight tarnishing at hem, small break in mesh at each underarm and 2 splits near hem area each approx. 4cm, easily repairable. Small rouge mark to lining. · Red chiffon bias cut, late 1930s - a few small spot stains skirt front · Black and gold lame blouse/jacket - good condition · Black velvet bodice - good condition · Red organza blouse - splits at shoulders · Brown chiffon blouse - small soil mark, repair at underarm · Gold lame flapper with fringed hem - bad perspiration stains and wear at underarms (fair) · Pale green crushed velvet jacket - good condition but fur collar removed · Black jacket c.1918 made from a 1910s skirt - good condition · Blonde lace shawl c.1910 - good condition · Embroidered silk shawl - worn fringes, few spot stains · Black soutache embroidered stole in good condition · Embroidered satin cover c.1900 - good condition
An Ossie Clark for Radley black moss crepe dress, mid 1970s, labelled, embroidered with roses and with plunging key-hole neckline; together with a Dior boutique brown printed maxi-dress and a Jean Muir red midi-dress, busts 82-87cm, 32-34in (3) CONDITION REPORT: · Ossie Clark has beaded modesty panel inserted at neckline, could be removed. Hem needs re-stitching (minor). Otherwise good. · Dior Boutique London - few small holes where the heel has snagged hem but not immediately noticeable due to pattern, couple of small moth holes to one shoulder · Jean Muir - faint perspiration stains at underarms, brown stain 1cm diam at side hem, slight soiling to bodice
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