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Click here to subscribeA Bernard Perris black cream and gold coloured dress suit, the dress with cream top, short sleeves and black and gold coloured banding to the neckline sleeves and belt, with a black skirt with large pockets with gold button detail, together with a double breasted black jacket with bracelet length sleeves, rounded collar and button detail with Bernard Perris label to neck
A 1960s theatrical costume consisting of a peach silk and cream georgette dress with matching silk cloak designed by Marty Flood, the dress with ruched bodice and georgette sleeves and detailing across dress studded with sequins, the silk cloak with a diamante decoration and trim This costume was worn by the character of Eliza in the 1960s Anvil production of Pygmallion at the Oxford Playhouse
Four evening dresses, comprising a 1950s blue crepe dress, ruched bodice with bow detail, thin straps and zip fastening to side, Jean Allen London label to inside, a blue ruched full skirt dress, with halterneck, zip fastening to back, a 1960s turquoise dress, midi length, sweetheart neckline, thick straps, zip fastening to back, and a pale blue ruched dress, midi length, cap sleeves, with floral embroidered detail (4)
A group of three dresses, the first a 1960s style green round neck collared dress with short sleeves and bow detail to waist. the second a purple long sleeve dress with floral button detail to wrists, round neck and scallop detail to skirt, together with a shift dress with black bodice, cream skirt and cream buttons to wrap detail (3)
A 1940s navy and cream crepe full length evening dress, with elbow length sleeves and 'V' neckline, decorated with stylised poppy heads, with twisted tie belt and zip fastening to side, Dorlana London label to neck By repute, this evening dress was purchased from the estate sale of Helen Keppel, relative of Alice Keppel, the society hostess and mistress of Kind Edward VII
A silk Cretan style dress costume in green tones designed by Desmond Heeley, teal coloured fitted bodice with tie back, front piece in contrasting lime green with triangle pattern, triangle patterned skirt in the two green tones with pleated detailing at the bottom This costume was made for the character of Serpent Goddess in a production of Oresteia of Aeschylus
A green costume worn by a 'Handmaiden' in the 1980 film Flash Gordon, the oversized green floaty chiffon kaftan style dress has long sleeves, 'V' neck with gold trim and a tie fastening to front with hand painted gold detail to fabric, accompanied by a matched beaded headdress, with chiffon veil and gilt decoration (2)
A full length gold and black lame dress and cloak from the 1980 film Flash Gordon worn by the character 'Hawkwoman', with feather pattern to the fabric, sequin detail, straps to dress, a 'V' neckline with bead detail to bust, an opening to front and Velcro fastening to back, the full length cloak with tie fastening to neck, together with a beaded and sequined headdress (3)
A late 1950s/early 1960s Christian Dior light brown silk sleeveless evening dress, with wrap detail to bodice, darts to front, gathered waist and zip fastening to back, Christian Dior-London Modele Original label to neck, together with a handbag of similar hue, with two thin handles and popper fastening to front (2)
Two 1960s occasion dresses, the first a light green shift dress with funnel neckline, zip fastening and sheer pleated full length sleeves, accompanied by a matching sleeveless waistcoat with floral detail, the second a pale pink dress with bow to neckline, beaded buttons to front, zip fastening and sheer pleated sleeves (2)
A Dieppe sculpted ivory triptych figure, last quarter 19th century A Dieppe sculpted ivory triptych figure, last quarter 19th century, modelled as a standing lady, possibly Queen Elizabeth I, her skirts hinged at each side and opening to scenes of figures in Mediaeval dress within, 20cm high Provenance: From Cherkley Court, former home of Lord Beaverbrook
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