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Lot 3243
A George VI Royal Engineers officer's dress sword with acid etched blade marked for Alkit of Cambridge Circus, wired shagreen grip and brown leather scabbard. P&P Group 3 (£25+VAT for the first lot and £5+VAT for subsequent lots). Condition report: major loss of leather to scabbard, blade has light pitting and rust towards the tip. Bullion loop almost gone. blade etching still good and blade is straight with no visible damage. Shagreen with light wear but otherwise good.
Lot 679
PAINTINGS AND PRINTS etc to include 'Katie' a watercolour by Sue Warner depicting a whippet or greyhound, approximate size 30cm x 40cm, Mick Cawston limited edition prints, Trevor Mitchell limited edition print, dry point etching of a scottie dog, indistinct signature, in the style of Lucy Dawson, together with assorted other prints, etc (one box and loose)
Lot 208
•After James Priddy (1916-1980) Etching 'Grange in Barrowdale' the brightly coloured etching signed by the artist to bottom right, framed and glazed, 11in (28cm) x 14in (35cm) together with a Peggy Wickham (1909-1978) print depicting a picnic in front of a windmill 16½in (42cm) x 21½in (54cm) (2)
Lot 1001
Rembrandt van Rijn (1606-1669) Dutch After Jan Lievens, The First Oriental Head Etching and drypoint on wove paper, believed to be the third state, 14.5cm by 12cm (pl.) Related literature: Schwartz, Gary ''The Complete Etchings of Rembrandt'', Dover Publications Inc, (1998), B 286 Provenance: Galerie Michael, Beverly Hills, USA Sold together with a certificate of authenticity from the above
Lot 298
ASSORTED ANTIQUE GLASS LIGHT SHADES, including set of three green vaseline shades (14)1. Purple with etched pattern – Height 14cms, Internal width 9cm’s, fitter hole width 3cm’s – Chips around fitter rim.2. Large white mottled effect with painted flowers on the inside – Height 15cms, Internal width 12cms, fitter hole width 3cms – Chip to rim and lots of chips to the fitter rim.3. Green & white square shade with etched pattern – Height 14cms, Internal width 9.5cms , fitter hole width 6cms – chips to fitter rim, no other damage.4. Large yellow and white crackle effect – Height 18cm, Internal width 13.5cms, fitter hole width 3cms – no damage.5. Three matching vaseline shade with raised floral pattern – height 11cms, internal width 7.5cms, fitter hole width 5.5cms – two have chips to the fitter ring, no other damage.6. Round Vaseline – height 12cms, internal width 8.5cms, fitter hole width 3cms – few very small chips to the larger rim, no others.7. Tall green - Height 16cms high, lots of damage and restoration, Sellotape used to hold glass together.8. White with etched pattern – Height 11cms, internal width 7cms, fitter hole width3cm – chips around fitter rim, no other issues.9. Tall pink, etched pattern – Height 16cms, internal width 10cms, fitter hole width 3cms – again chips around the fitter rim, no other damage.10. Green with white floral etching – Height 13cms, internal width 8.5cms, fitter hole width 3cms – Again chips around fitter rim, no other damage.11. White with pink stripes – Height 10cms, internal width 6.5cms, fitter hole width 3cms – Some of the raised pink pattern has come off, one chip to the fitter rim.12. White and Clear, thick glass – Height 13cms, internal width 7.5cms, fitter hole width 3cms – no damage.When I say fitter ring I mean the opening where the shade attaches, these are not oil lamp shades, they are described as light shades.
Lot 424
Ruban (Petrus, binder).- Maupassant (Guy de) Contes Choisis, comprising 10 parts in 1, number 85 of 188 copies for presentation, this copy for M.A. de la Croix Laval, paper water-marked with author's name, title & decorative border, additional pictorial title by P.Avril after F.Rops in 2 states (one hand-coloured) and with 2 part states at end, some works engraved throughout, plates and illustrations by Evert Van Muyden, Georges Jeanniot, P.Avril, Ferdinand Gueldry, Pierre Vidal, Georges Scott, Paul Gervais, A.Gérardin & Charles Morel, Alex.Lunois, and Henri Boutet, some engraved, some lithographed, some pochoir, some printed in colours, the fifth work 'La Maison Tellier' with an original watercolour by Vidal bound in (lightly offset on facing leaf), the eighth work 'Mademoiselle Fifi' with an additional colour version of a plate by Morel, each work with its own decorative colour wrapper, magnificently bound in dark brown morocco, by Petrus Ruban, covers with panel of interlocking circles containing diamond-shaped red and green calf onlays connected by zig-zag lines of five parallel rules in gilt, all within a border of onlaid green calf tooled with two rows of five looping parallel lines, spine with compartment titled in gilt, the rest tooled with interweaving swirls of five parallel lines within a border of small gilt circles on red calf, brown morocco doublures with shaped border of tendrils of roses elaborately tooled in gilt with small crest edged in roses in centre, signed "P.Ruban 1897" at foot of front doublure, black and green brocade flyleaves, marbled endpapers, original printed yellow wrappers bound in, g.e., brown morocco-backed marbled chemise with spine titled and ruled in gilt, spine a little rubbed and faded, morocco and board slip-case (a little rubbed), 4to (binding c.270 x 180mm.), Paris, for Les Sociétaires de l'Académie des Beaux-Livres, 1891. ⁂ A superb binding on this attractive collection of de Maupassant's short stories published by the Society of Contemporary Bibliophiles. Each story is illustrated by a different artist, except for the final two which were left blank for the owner to choose the illustrations. This copy contains 6 lithographs by Alex Lunois in L'Epave and a hand-coloured etching by Henry Boutet in the final work, Une Partie de Campagne.Petrus Ruban (1851-1929) was influenced by Marius-Michel, producing striking and technically-excellent mosaic bindings but later becoming more conservative in his style. He was a favourite binder of Octave Uzanne, who was President of the Society of Contemporary Bibliophiles at the time this work was produced.
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