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A selection of six silver mounted photograph frames, including an Edwardian silver mounted circular photograph frame, with wooden easel back, 15cm diameter, with a smaller silver mounted example, Boots Pure Drug Company, Birmingham 1909, 10cm diameter (at fault) a rectangular silver mounted photograph frame, Birmingham 1914, with initial monogram to top, 25cm long, with three further rectangular silver mounted photograph frames (6) (at fault)
A Meissen porcelain framed easel timepiece, signed Asprey & Son, New Bond St, the 18cm gilt metal dial applied with Roman numerals within scrolling chased detail, signed with the retailers name, the flower and vine encrusted frame below a pair of cherub figures, with a cased key wound movement to the rear, 35cm high (at fault)Condition reportMultiple minor chips and losses to the encrusted frame, one cherub lacking wing, missing two screws to the frame, upper and lower, very light tarnishing to the dial.Two mounting holes flanking the crossed swords mark indicating possible loss of finial.No resistance when winding the clock, clock movement will require attention.
Three Chinese cloisonne enamel napkin rings, late 19th/early 20th century, two decorated with scrolling dragons and flaming pearls and another with gilt scrolls on a black ground, two 20th century turquoise ground wine cups with character roundels and flowerheads and a late 19th/early 20th century miniature micro-mosaic picture frame of shaped rectangular form with easel back
A 19th century ornate giltwood and gesso painting frame. The ornate frame with ribbon work exterior to the cushion frame having central oval mount. Inset Arabic market scene. The frame being mounted itself into a further glazed baize lined easel back cabinet frame. Measures 25cm x 29cm / outer easel frame cabinet measures 31cm x 35cm
A late Victorian silver heart shaped Box, by Henry Matthews, hallmarked Birmingham 1896, with hinged cover, 6cm wide, together with a small silver mounted easel frame, Birmingham, 1991, a Russian silver and niello souvenir spoon, a Russian silver mounted cut glass bowl, a silver mounted brush and dressing table jar, white metal beaker etc., (a lot)
Rare Aesthetic Movement Doulton Burslem plate clock, with cast gilt metal mounts and easel back, the plate with fluted rim, printed and painted in colours and gilt with blossom sprays, on a pale yellow ground, the back with printed millefiori blossom gilt design, the circular dial with gothic scrolled numerals, stamped Doulton Burslem mark, the dial marked Bryson and Sons Edinburgh, 27cm high
Zwei Pietra Dura-Miniaturen auf Staffelei Messing sowie schwarzer Marmor mit Intarsien aus verschiedenen Schmucksteinen. Ovale, von Perlfriesen umzogene, aufklappbare Rahmung, bekrönt von geschweiften Kordelbändern. Schauseitig Blumenstillleben u.a. mit weißen Rosen und Vergissmeinnicht aus unterschiedlichen, intarsierten Edelsteinen in sog. Pietra Dura-Technik. Auf kleiner Staffelei aufstellbar. Herstellerzeichen. Staffelei-H. 16 cm. Pietra Dura-Bildplatten 8,5 cm x 6 cm.Two Italian Pietra Dura marble plaques with inlays of gemstones. Brass frames with small easel. Maker´s mark.Italien. Florenz. E. Scoti. Um 1900.
Pair of Edwardian silver photograph frames embossed with a scene from Longfellows Hiawatha with a kneeling Native American brave outside a tepee ' Feed the Fire of Friendship and the Winds will fan the Flames' each 27cm x 19cm and on easel stands Birmingham 1904 Makers Sloane & Carter and Hilliard & Thomason
PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SILVER ART NOUVEAU PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES REYNOLDS & WESTWOOD, BIRMINGHAM 1905 each of shaped oblong form, embossed with stylised borders, oak easel backed12.8cm x 8.5cm aperture sizeThe first with dents and dings to upper cartouche, and with further minor dings throughout. Some minor splits to thinner gauge areas.The second with minor dings and similar minor splits. Additional images now available.
Mid 19th century A.D. Composed of a chalcographic print representing the Evangelist Luke who, depicted with a brush and easel, is painting a true image of the Virgin and Child, who appear to him in a cloud radiating Divine Light; a winged ox above; inscription 'S. Lucas Evang.' (St Luke the Evangelist) below; the central image enclosed within a lace frame, decorated with embroidery, containing relics of Saints Magnus, Diodorus and Prosperus; all enclosed in a gilded wooden frame. See Trassari Filipetto, G., 'Le stampe di traduzione del dipinto San Luca che dipinge la Vergine: osservazioni e spunti di riflessione, in Arte italiana del Novecento : dalla metafisica agli anni Sessanta : atti della giornata di studio in onore di Pia Vivarelli : 19 febbraio 2009, 1 (2015), pp. 155-158. 1.06 kg, 35 x 28.5 cm (13 3/4 x 11 1/4 in.). Acquired in Germany. Property of RWM Collection. According to Christian tradition, St Luke made the first pictorial representations of the Mother of God, which were defined as acheiropitae, that is, not created by humans. The presence of the relics of Saint Magnus (saint patron of Anagni, Lazio), of the Roman martyr St Diodorus and of St Prosperus, (patron saint of Reggio Emilia), would suggest an Italic environment as the centre of production of the sacred image. [No Reserve]

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