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Click here to subscribeA pair of 9ct yellow gold engine turned cufflinks, a pair of Scandinavian silver gilt cufflinks, and a collection of dress studs including an 18ct yellow gold and diamond dress stud, a set of three 9ct yellow gold plain dress studs, a set of two 9ct yellow gold button decorated dress studs, etc.
A German bisque headed doll, stamped "Made in Germany 2 ½", with open/close eyes, open mouth showing four upper teeth, and pierced ears, with composite jointed limbs, in cream silk dress, height 55cm, and a small quantity of vintage doll's clothing including lace edged dress, a further pair of children's slippers, etc. CONDITION REPORT: Appears to be a very fine hairline to the right cheek, not extending to the neck or forehead. Otherwise body and head pretty good.
A repainted Art Deco style plaster figure of a young woman walking beside a dog, height 35cm (af), a gilt painted Art Deco style plaster figure of a young girl holding her dress, height 35cm, an Art Deco style gilt painted metal figure, height 27cm, and a further Art Deco style figure of a female lifeguard, height 19cm (4).
White Quartzite and Crystal Long Drop Earrings, each comprising an open circle of white quartzite held up to the shepherd's hook fitting by a cascade of white crystals, with a further trail of similar crystals from the centre of the circle down to a pear cut pendant; 3 inch drops overall; would be an ideal compliment to a wedding dress
Robinson and Leadbeater Tinted Parian Figure Group, titled 'Don't Be Greedy', by one of the leading makers of parian figures in the 19th century, Robinson and Leadbeater, showing a young girl in Victorian dress with a large dog seated beside her, looking longingly at the biscuit in her right hand as she tries to keep him away; the pair standing on a roughly oval rocky base, with the title impressed to the front; 12 inches high; impressed R&L in a cartouche to the back, c1880
Early 20th Century D & C France Painted Porcelain Plaque "Young Beauty in Purple Dress". Artist Signed E.M. Ryder Lower Right, Marked D & C France en verso. Good Condition. Measures 9-1/4 Inches Tall and 6-3/4 Inches Wide, Frame Measures 13 Inches Tall and 10-1/2 Inches Wide. Shipping $72.00
English School (19th Century) Portrait of a lady in a blue dress on a sky background; together with a portrait of a young gentleman, in white coat and stock. watercolour on ivory (2) 4½cm (2in) The Lady appears to have some spots of discolouration in her hair and scarf, and to the left hand side of the background ; the gentleman has some loss of colour.
Circle of Albert Joseph Moore (British, 1841-1893) Portrait of a young woman in a white dress; Portrtait of a woman in a head scarf inscribed lower left "Violet" and signed with monogram and date of 1883 lower right, the second partially legible which reads "I know this place ... take care !" and dated 1884 watercolour, in gilt beaded frames, 13 x 9cm (5 x 3.5in); and 13 x 10cm (5 x 4in) (2) Condition appears fine - inscriptions faded.
Carl Haag (German, 1820-1915) Seated Woman, Nazareth, 1859 inscribed lower left "Nazareth 23:7:59" and lower right "Carl Haag" pencil and wash 24 x 17cm (9 x 7in) Provenance: From the collection of Philip Goodman One small foxing spot lower right, and two small marks to the left of her dress.
Nathan Theodore Fielding (British, 1747 - circa 1814) Portrait of Miss Harriet Prestian, aged 7 (b.1786), bust length in a white dress and bonnet inscribed with the sitter's identity on a label on the reverse: "Harriet ... restian/born Feb 21 ... 1786 London/Painted by Mr Fielding/Stamford 1793" oil on canvas, oval 50 x 43cm (20 x 17in) Provenance: The Property of the 10th Baron Monson's Will Trust Nathan Fielding was born in Sowerby, near Halifax, and established his reputation as a portrait painter. His stylistic affinity with the highly regarded German painter, Balthazar Denner (German, 1685-1749), earned him the sobriquet of "the English Denner". Fielding was the father of the watercolourist Anthony Vandyke Copley Fielding (1787-1855). ex Sotheby's sale - Christie's stencil I 95 F ? Relined. Craquelure overall. Smudge mark to the left of her cheek. A few losses to the sitter's hair and raised areas of paint. Abrasion around the edges. Varnish dull and discoloured. Chips to the old gilt frame. Aged 7 ?
Attributed to Michael Dahl (Swedish, 1659-1743) Portrait of a lady, head and shoulders, in an ochre dress and blue cloak oil on canvas 74 x 62cm (29 x 24in) Provenance: By descent within the Anstey family to the present owner. From the probable date of the portrait, circa 1720, the unidentified sitter is possibly the unknown wife of the brother of Mary Thompson (see Lot 607), having descended in the Anstey family; she died childless. Relined and cleaned. Small retouchings to face and more extensive in background. Frame has been regilded
Daniel Gardner (British, 1750-1805) Portrait of Miss Elizabeth Powys at the harpsichord, aged 17, in her grandmother's dress, three-quarter length pastel 46 x 36cm (18 x 14in) Provenance: Beryl Kendall, The English Watercolour Gallery, London W9, where acquired by the late owner. From the collection of the late Christopher Hogwood, CBE Some dirt under the glass and there is a line of raised damage running horizontally from her hand to the right side. An alternative attribution has been suggested to John Raphael Smith (1752-1812).
English School (circa 1700) Portrait of a lady, head and shoulders, in a white lace dress and blue cloak oil on canvas 74 x 60cm (29 x 23in) Provenance: House sale of Annesley Hall and Park, Nottinghamshire, by the then owner Major R P Chaworth Musters (1923-1992), 21 March 1973, lot 1088, where presumably acquired by the late owner. From the collection of the late Christopher Hogwood, CBE Craquelure overall. Relined.
An Indian red silk panel, a roll of blue silk and Chinese textiles, the red silk square woven with wavy foliate bands in gold and silver thread, 71.5 x 71.5cm (28 x 28 in), the Chinese dress in embroidered orange silk and formed of two parts, two Chinese white hanging panels with black tasselling and bells embroidered with two immortals, together with two woven straw work panels (8)
A doctor's testing companion for diabetes, comprising glass bottles, thermometer, glass test tubes, etc., boxed; a bullet pencil; a pair of brass tribal art figures, in traditional dress; a pair of 9ct gold mounted faux pearl earrings; a painted wood and net fan, the guards carved with foliage and flowers, the slips decorated in sequins and lace; a smoking pipe, depicting an erotic scene; a lady's fan, tortoiseshell sticks, the slips as feathers; etc.
A pair of 18ct gold dress studs, topped with a single pearl, with a 9ct gold dress stud, cased; a 9ct gold oval cufflink, engine turned; a 9ct gold earring, set with diamond chips and garnets; a Chinese white metal brooch, depicting a ceremonial scene; a silver cross pendant, Birmingham 1903; etc.
Two Tibetan women’s finely woven woollen dress aprons, late 19th/early 20th century, the first with soft blue, pink, dark and light brown narrow horizontal bands, 36in. x 31in. 92cm. x 79cm.; the other a darker palette in shades of dark brown, pink and blue, 34in. sq. 87cm. sq. Tape coarsely sewn to both ends. Both of four widths joined vertically. Seams coming apart in places. According to the available literature, these aprons worn by married women were usually made up of three widths. See Hali, Issue 179 (Spring 2014) pp. 61-69 for an article on The Tibetan Aprons in The Karun Thakar Collection, written by Chris Buckley, where further references are cited. Interestingly, a black and white photograph showing Sherpa women wearing such aprons appears in Shipton, Eric, The Mount Everest Reconnaissance Expedition 1951, p. 80 -2
Attractive Tibetan woman’s finely woven wool dress apron, Tibet, late 19th/early 20th century 4ft. 2in. x 2ft. 9in. 1.27m. x 0.84m. The narrow horizontal stripes in a range of pleasing deep colours including greens, blues, pinks, yellows, mauve and black. Composed of six widths, each 8 1?2in., 21.5cm. wide. Remnants of blue cotton lining visible at top and bottom selvedges. See footnote to previous lot. Some wear in places.
Collection of children’s clothing including a cream corded wool(?) christening cape with integral shoulder cape, trimmed with lace, cream satin ribbon ties and lined with cream silk; matching baby’s bonnet with lace trim; pale blue silk(?) girl’s dress with smocked waistband, short sleeves and cream collar; various wool undergarments; small collection of table linen, including sets of mats; satin floss silk and metal thread embroidered table runner, Together with a bisque head doll (unmarked) in Norwegian national costume. Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return.
Collection of clothing including an ivory satin wedding dress, with pleated overskirt to the front and long train at the back, the long sleeves and plain cuffs with satin covered tiny buttons and loop fastenings, circa 1920s; wax headdress and an ivory velvet floral headdress; ivory satin heeled wedding shoes, Lilley & Skinner, London (hand written note with the shoes: ‘My wedding shoes 1928’); an ivory silk sleeveless dress with ‘V’ back made from a wedding dress; A ‘Marie Antoinette’ silk fancy dress with metal thread embroidery and bead trim; a black lace dress; silk stockings, kid gloves and a shaded pink chiffon shawl with purple silk fringing. All circa 1920s-30s. Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return.
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