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Lot 122
An early German doll’s body, with carved wooden arms and legs with green painted shoes, stuffed kid body, white, blue and brown printed striped cotton dress with low scalloped neck-line and leg of mutton sleeves, underclothes, 1830s - 91/2in (24cm) height of body; the doll now with a bisque shoulder head with moulded bonnet; and a French bisque headed fisherwoman
Lot 39
A German closed mouth shoulder-head doll, possibly Kestner with brown sleeping eyes, wax lids, closed mouth with protruding top lip, blonde mohair wig on cork pate, stuffed body with composition limbs, white cotton dress, lace bonnet, black stockings and brown leather boots, impressed 50/3 - 121/2in (31.5cm) high
Lot 626
A diamond, enamel and mother of pearl dress set by Deakin & Francis, composed of double sided cufflinks, the mother of pearl discs centrally set with an eight cut diamonds with blue enamel borders, with bar connections, with four matching buttons and three collar studs, mounted in 18 carat yellow gold, hallmarked Birmingham 1961, in a fitted tan leather bound Collingwood case
Lot 363
An interesting archive of documents, medals and other items relating to Henry Richard Bovingdon Croucher (1900-1996), and his service in the Royal Navy, the Royal Naval Air Service and the Special Constabulary, including a chronology of his life from 1900 to 1958, his recollections of the battle of Jutland, a number of photographs of the Great War including an aerial dogfight, various other photographs and documents, RNAS insignia and badges, Naval and other caps, his World War II Defence Medal and Special Constabulary Long Service Medal with two clasps, Special Constabulary uniforms and police whistle, and various items of formal dress contained in two trunks. Note: Born in Southsea in October 1900, Richard Croucher spent the early years of his life in India before returning to preparatory school in England in 1907. Educated at Osborne and Dartmouth, he was commissioned into the Royal Navy in 1914. He saw action at the Battle of Jutland as a midshipman in HMS Southampton and was seconded to the Royal Naval Air Service in January 1918 and subsequently the Royal Air Force, in which he achieved the temporary rank of flight lieutenant. He returned to the Navy in December 1918 and was seconded to Naval Intelligence from October 1920 until leaving the Navy in November 1923, during which time he appears to have been engaged in a certain amount of clandestine work. He joined the Special Constabulary at the time of the General Strike in 1926, serving until at least 1952. The chronology of his life included in this lot indicates that he had ten near-death experiences in the first forty years of his life, yet he ultimately lived to the age of 95
Lot 720
Five early 19th century and later miniature watercolour portraits including a young woman in profile in folding frame with embossed classical style detail, 8 x 7cm overall, an early 19th century study of a woman in cap in black frame with oval brass bevel, a small circular portrait of a gentleman in white neck tie in black frame with ivory style bevel, and two unframed portraits, showing a young girl in red dress with blond ringlets, and a Regency style gentleman in red and blue coat, both 6 x 5cm approx
Lot 152
Two late 18th century/early 19th century miniature portraits on ivory panels, the first of a gentleman in blue frock coat reputedly a young Samuel Johnson, the second of a lady in green dress with fine neck ruffle, both mounted in later wooden frames, overall height of visible miniatures, approx 5.7cm
Lot 153
Miss Ann Underwood (1876-1942) - oval portrait miniature on ivory entitled 'The Blue Dress', signed, with monogram and title to typed label verso, depicting a young girl seated wearing a blue dress and red belt and hair band, in oval frame, watercolour, 16x11cm. Ann Underwood studied at Brighton School of Art under Sir Hubert Herkomer and exhibited at the RA, RMS 1911-1927. Also Alexandra Forbes Sanderson - 1930's oval watercolour depicting vase of flowers in plannished frame, signed, dated 32, 13x10.5cm (2)
Lot 155
A collection of five Victorian and Edwardian portraits and other miniatures comprising Norman Prescott Davies,1880-1893, oval portrait of a girl entitled 'A Canadian', signed and with address label verso, in gilt frame, 5 x 4 cm, Mrs Vera Haslam exhibited 1936-1939, ARMS, RA , RMS depicting a still life flowers, signed with monogram and labelled verso in gilt rectangular frame, 9.5 x 7.5 cm, Doris E A Leleux portrait miniature on ivory depicting still life flowers, labelled verso, 9.4 x 7.5 cm, 1930's portrait miniature of a girl and dog signed LINS and dated 1930, 7.5 x 6cm and J Milner portrait miniature of a girl, signed and entitled 'Julia's Window' and with original dress label verso, 7.2 x 5.9cm, framed (5)
Lot 645
A good quantity of mainly modern metal military figures by various makers including Britains and Mulberry including Mulberry World War I French line infantry foot band 1914 set, Indian Army mule battery 1914, Britains Mark 10 general service wagon with Army Service Corps four man detachment 1914, Britains Mark 1 4.5in howitzer, home service dress detachment 1914, Britains motor machine gun service combination etc
Lot 1084
A diamond set dress ring, the central claw set marquise diamond estimated 0.60ct, raised above tapering rows of baguette cut diamonds terminated with round brilliant diamonds, the whole to stamped .585 tapering band, estimated diamond weight 1.20-1.40ct, total weight approx 9gms, finger size U½ (illustrated)
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