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Lot 1039
A diamond dress ring having a duo of diamonds, each approx 1.5ct in a claw set crossover mount on a white metal loop stamped Plat, size L/M & approx 4.9g. Diamonds are bright white, clear and metallic with no inclusions visible with the naked eye, however inclusions are visible under magnification. they dont appear hazy or cloudy.
Lot 894
A framed and glazed watercolour of The Kings Own Regiment Kings Colour & Regimental Colour 1909 for The 4th Battalion, inscribed Presented To Myles Kenedy Esq JP by Col Huthwaite & Officers 4th Batt The Kings Own Regiment 6th July 1909, original new design for the colours 1909 signed by Healds College London, Somerset Herald & Inspector of Regimental Colours, Ast.Dir Dress & Clothing, QMGT War Ofice 11th February 1909, approved for 4th Batt The Kings Own Royal Lancashire Regt
Lot 204
An impressive hand decorated 19th century porcelain tray marked Vienna and bearing beehive stamp in a gilt and gesso frame having decorated plaque roundals signed Fruhlingsreigen 'A Song of Spring' painted with maidens in summer dress. Signed Johner. Tray dimensions 57cm x 44cm (without frame) tray and panels in good condition without aparant damage or repair, the giltwood and gesso frame with losses to the gesso mouldings and cracks to each.
Lot 143
This is a 5¢ Genco horoscope fortune teller. Fortune teller comes to life to read your fortune or your zodiac sign. Speak into the vibraphone and ask the fortune teller yes or no questions or turn the knob to the zodiac sign of your choice. There is some minimal wear on the cabinet as well as some flaking on the back glass. The interior is original and very clean, with a great overall look and only some very slight wear marks on the fortune teller's dress. The plastic top piece is in exceptional condition overall, with only one small area of repair on the very top right-hand corner not visible from the front view. Good original machine with original finish and graphics, working well with keys included. Size: 203 x 59 x 56 cm. Condition: Very Good. Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg.
Lot 312
OTTO DIX (1891 Untermhaus bei Gera - 1969 Singen) Selbstbildnis im ProfilLithographie auf Kupferdruckpapier. 1922.21 x 15 cm (37,4 x 27,7 cm).Auflage ca. 100 Ex.Karsch 50.Kräftiger Druck mit Rand. Der Künstler setzt sich selbst ins Profil nach links, mit sauber nach hinten gekämmten Haaren und akkuratem Dress. Doch dieses Gesicht hat viel erlebt: Die tiefliegenden Augen blicken mürrisch, der Mund ist fest geschlossen, der Unterkiefer mit dem langen Kinn energisch nach vorn geschoben. Gerade einmal dreißigjährig, trägt der Kriegsheimkehrer bereits tiefe Falten in Wangen und Stirn.
Lot 428
Alfred Mohrbutter (Hamburg 1869 - Berlin 1916). Dame mit Hut. 1899. Pastell, 73 x 32,5 cm, r. u. sign. und dat. Mohrbutter 99, auf dem Rückseitenschutz Ausstellungsetiketten der Hamburgischen Landesbank 1987, des Kunstvereins Hamburg sowie des Sächsischen Kunstvereins Dresden, unter Glas gerahmt, ungeöffnet. - Ausstellungen: Das Werk war ausgestellt: Alfred Mohrbutter. Hamburgische Landesbank 1987; Kunstverein Hamburg; Sächsischer Kunstverein Dresden. - Literatur: Das Werk ist publiziert in: C. Meyer-Tönnesmann: A. M. Ausst.-Broschüre Hamburgische Landesbank 1987, mit Werkverzeichnis, S. 17, Nr. 98. - Vielseitiger Maler und Graphiker. M. studierte an der Hamburger Kunstgewerbeschule, 1887 an der Weimarer Akademie bei L. von Kalckreuth, darauf in München sowie an der Académie Julian in Paris bei G. Ferrer und A. Bouguereau. Er ghört zu den Gründungsmitgliedern des Hamburgischen Künstlerclubs. Seit 1906 war er Professor in Berlin. M. trat auch mit Entwürfen für Wandbehänge für die Scherrebeker Manufaktur und Reform-Kleider hervor. Mus.: Hamburg (Kunsthalle, Altonaer Mus., MK&G), Schleswig (SHLM), Flensburg (Mus.-Berg), Krefeld. Lit.: Thieme-Becker, Bénézit, Der Neue Rump, C. Meyer-Tönnesmann: Der Hamburgische Künstlerclub, ders: WVZ 1987 u.a. Mohrbutter, Alfred (Hamburg 1869 - Berlin 1916). Lady wearing a Hat. 1899. Pastel, 73 x 32,5 cm, lo. ri. sign. and dat. Mohrbutter 99, on the backing wood exhibition labels of Hamburgische Landesbank 1987, Hamburger Kunstverein as well as Sächsischer Kunstverein Dresden, framed under glass, uninspected out of frame. - Versatile painter and graphic artist. M. studied at the Hamburg school of applied arts, at the Weimar academy in 1887 under L. von Kalckreuth, thereafter in Munich as well as at the Académie Julian in Paris under G. Ferrer and A. Bouguereau. He was co-founder of the Hamburgische Künstlerclub, Since he was 1906 Professor in Berlin and also designed tapestries and dress reform clothes. Mus.: Hamburg (Kunsthalle, Altonaer Mus., MK&G), Schleswig (SHLM), Flensburg (Mus.-Berg), Krefeld. Lit.: Thieme-Becker, Bénézit, Der Neue Rump, C. Meyer-Tönnesmann: Der Hamburgische Künstlerclub, ders: WVZ 1987
Lot 731
Ragna Reusch (Eutin 1963). Frau in getupftem Kleid. 2019. Mit der Kettensäge aus einem Eichenstamm 'geschnitzt'. Farbfassung. H. 107 cm, Stahlplinthe 23 x 23 cm, Sockel H. 100 cm. - Deutsche Bildhauerin. R. studierte Grafik-Design, Illustration und Bildhauerei in Bielefeld und Bremen, schnitzt schon seit ihrer Kindheit figürlich und arbeitet im großen Format bevorzugt mit der Kettensäge. Ihre Motive sind meist üppige Frauenfiguren aus Eiche. Seit 2009 zahlreiche Gemeinschafts- und Einzelausst. Die Künstlerin lebt und arbeitet in Ahausen (Niedersachsen). Reusch, Ragna (Eutin 1963). Woman in spotted dress. 2019. Carved from an oak trunk with a chain saw, colour finish. H. 107 cm, steel plinth 23 x 23 cm, base h. 100 cm. - German sculptor. R. studied graphic design, illustration and sculpture in Bielefeld and Bremen, has been carving figuratively since childhood and prefers to work in large format with the chainsaw. Her motifs are mostly voluptuous female figures made of oak. Since 2009 numerous collective and individual exhibitions. The artist lives and works in Ahausen (Lower Saxony).
Lot 13
A group of nine large 19th century style bisque figurines, depicting ladies and gentleman in 18th/19th century period dress, largest a gentleman in a bicorn hat, 57cm high, a/f. (9)Repairs to neck, arm and hand of one lady and also of one gentleman figurine, damage to figural group of parent with child, the infant with broken fingers.
Lot 1669
A large collection of vintage clothing and bijouterie including a hat box, 2 straw boaters, 2 parasols (1 with silver knop), 2 feather stoles, quantity of ladies kid leather gloves, a child's broderie anglais pinafore dress, a Dunn & Co collapsible top hat, child's black silk hat by Adritt Bros, a 'Rhona Roy' black dress, wooden travelling trunk etc
Lot 1675
A vintage tin trunk with scumble finish containing a collection of WW2 and late 40's military clothing and ephemera mostly relating to the REME Corps (Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers). Includes WW2 battle dress, a greatcoat, boots, gaiters, gas mask, framed display of medal ribbons and a photograph of the 1947-48 Staff Officers at the REME Training Centre at Arborfield
Lot 1677
Collection of 5 late 19th/ early 20th century baby gowns including a white cotton gown length 1m with extensive layers of broderie anglaise edging and hand embroidery, a silk smocked dress (AF) and 3 others, together with 3 small antique books 'The Etiquette of Courtship and Matrimony (1887), poetry books by Matthew Arnold and Christina Rossetti and a souvenir set of photographs 'St Georges-de-Didonne' (9)
Lot 429
A 9ct rose gold mounted oval shell Cameo Brooch, together with a 9ct gold mounted circular ivory powder compact, a novelty silver pin cushion, hallmarked Birmingham, 1911, in the form of a lady in a full dress, the skirt forming the cushion, as found, lacking skirt velvet, a 19th century ivory needle case in the form of a key, two silver baby's rattles with ivory teethers, and a small quantity of costume jewellery etc., (a lot)
Lot 30
A Royal Air Force No 1 dress tunic jacket belonging to Warrant Officer Percy Sekine; together with a quantity of photographs and letters relating to his time whilst serving and subsequently as a Prisoner of War.Note: Unusually, Sekine, who was of Japanese descent but living in London where is father worked for The Mitsui Bank, volunteered for the Royal Air Force at the outbreak of the Second World War and served as a wireless operator and air gunner in No 83 Squadron. In 1942, whilst on a mission over Holland, his Handley Page Hampden bomber was shot down and he was forced to bail out. Several of his crew were not so lucky. Captured and initially imprisoned in Stalag 383 in Bavaria, he immediately formed a Judo club (he was a Black Belt at the age of 19). Sekine made three unsuccessful attempts at escaping and spent time in four different Prisoner of War camps. After the war he represented Great Britain in international judo tournaments four times and was never beaten. He was also Coach of the British National Judo Team.
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