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Lot 102
Popular first-generation X1 model; single, double and filter attachments. Retro aircraft-inspired, with built in reservoir and heavy duty panel controls. Well made design throughout with stainless steel accents and guards, black enamel finish. Shot press holders made of heavy duty castings and thick composite handles. Originally marked for 680 US dollars in 1999. Early model dated 10/99, Serial X1-00000474/99. Issued: 1999 Dimensions: 10"L X 10.5"D X 12.5"H Edition Number: 00000474/99 Manufacturer: Francis Francis! Country of Origin: Italy Condition: Good. Use related wear but turns on and an activated press pump as expected.
Lot 142
Figure of a boy hiding a bouquet of flowers from his puppy. First introduced in the U.S. market in 1961. Top base inscribed "M. I. Hummel". Bottom base marked model number 317. Goebel backstamp. Artist: Arthur Moeller Issued: 1955 Dimensions: 5.5"H Manufacturer: W. Goebel Country of Origin: Germany Condition: Good; consistent with age. Minor crazing bottom base.
Lot 146
Figure of a boy with a backpack holding a paper cone. The cone in boy's right arm is called Schultute or Zuckertute, a paper cone containing school supplies and other goodies, which German parents traditionally give their children on the first day of school. Model number 80. Goebel backstamp. Artist: Arthur Mueller Issued: 1937 Dimensions: 5.25"H Manufacturer: W. Goebel Country of Origin: Germany Condition: Good; consistent with age.
Lot 154
Figurine of two little girls learning to knit. Figurine was first modeled by a combination of sculptors in 1962. Bottom base incised with 1963 copyright date and model number 256. Goebel backstamp. Artist: Unknown Issued: 1963 Dimensions: 7.5"H Manufacturer: W. Goebel Country of Origin: Germany Condition: Good
Lot 461
Published as centerfold in 1883 issue of British magazine The Graphic. Titled THE FIRST VISIT OF WILLIAM PENN TO AMERICA. Depicts Pennsylvania Colony founder William Penn (1644-1718). Artist: Howard Pyle Issued: 1883 Dimensions: 30.75"W x 20"L framed Country of Origin: England Condition: Good
Lot 473
A large framed color print, THE TREASON TRIAL WHEN MR JUSTICE WILLS DELIVERED SENTENCE OF DEATH, depicting the sentencing at the treason trial of Arthur Alfred Lynch (1861-1934), convicted for fighting against the British Empire in the Boer War. Published in the January 31, 1903 edition of Black & White magazine. While sentenced to death, Lynch was elected to the British House of Commons as a supporter of Irish Home Rule. He was subsequently pardoned and supported Britain during the First World War. Justice Sir Alfred Wills PC (1828-1912) was a judge of the High Court of England and Wales whose most notable achievement was presiding over Oscar Wilde's trial. Black & White (1891-1912) was a British illustrated periodical. Signed JOHN H. BACON [19]03. Bacon (1865-1914) was a British artist and illustrator of genre works, history and bible scenes. He was awarded for distinguished service to the King, to both Edward VII and George V. Presented with a linen matte in a dark wood and silvered gilt with floral pattern frame. Issued: 1903 Dimensions: 31"W x 25"L gilt framed Condition: Good, some wear to frame. Not examined out of frame.
Lot 138
A GROUP OF SILVER AND WHITE METAL comprising: a miniature silver tyg, London 1911, with presentation engraving; a pair of hallmarked cufflinks with swivel backs; two engine-turned napkin rings (one in a fitted case), a fiddle pattern teaspoon; a cut-glass scent bottle with silver cover in Art Nouveau style; a small silver coffee spoon; a silver-handled corkscrew; and a white metal world globe (9). First height 3.5cm
Lot 141
A GROUP OF THREE SILVER TROPHIES, the first Birmingham 1939, with Belle Vue Speedway Jack Doyle Trophy presentation inscription, dated July 26th 1939; the second A.E. Poston & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1933; the third Emil Viner, Sheffield 1960, with North Wales Gun Club presentation inscription. (3) Gross weight of silver approx. 17.5oz
Lot 161
A MATCHED PAIR OF EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER CHAMBERSTICKS, the first Mary and Richard Sibley, London 1838, the second, Richard Sibley 1841, each of characteristic form, the dish with folded rim and with conical snuffer, engraved with a crest. Diameter excluding handle 13.5cm, total weight 14.7 troy ounces
Lot 29
TWO JAPANESE SATSUMA VASES, c. 1900: the first of double gourd form, painted with herons against a shaded red ground beneath a characteristic gilt Satsuma ground; the second of slender flask form, painted with fan cartouches enclosing figures, the first with black script mark, the second iron red five character mark (2) First 10.5cm
Lot 31
A GROUP OF JAPANESE SATSUMA, c. 1900, comprising: a pair of vases each painted with peacocks in a blossom-filled landscape, seal mark to base, mounted on a hardwood stand; and a bowl, the well similarly decorated, the exterior with blossoming trees, seal mark to base, on a hardwood stand. First height 22cm
Lot 404
TWO GOLD-PLATED POCKET WATCHES, c. 1900: the first open face, the white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds dial, signed Thomas Russell, Liverpool, keyless wind movement; the second Waltham, full hunter, with black dial and subsidiary seconds dial, keyless wind movement. (2) First diameter of dial 44mm
Lot 496
AN R.M.S. LUSITANIA COMMEMORATIVE BRONZE MEDAL, a cased replica of one issued by the German Government, the copy a satiric comment on the striking of the original medal, with explanatory letter "A German Naval Victory"; together with a George III "cartwheel" penny 1797; an Imperial German five mark coin 1876; and a Nelson commemorative medal for HMS Foudroyant (4). First diameter 54mm
Lot 65
A SMALL COLLECTION OF 19th CENTURY AND LATER ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL TOBY JUGS: including a Delft example with mark for Pieter Kocks; a William Kent Mr Pickwick; a George Whitfield seated figure with a lantern; a seated spaniel; a jar and cover modelled as a bearded gentleman etc (10) First 26.5cm
Lot 810
A PAIR OF 17TH CENTURY STYLE ITALIAN IVORY, SCARLET TORTOISESHELL AND EBONISED HALL CHAIRS, 19TH CENTURY, each shaped back with four pronounced C-scroll cutaways, the first chair back ivory inlaid with figures and arabesque panels, the second chair back reverse inlaid to depict the same subjects, the seats with line inlay and moulded edge, each front seat rail with tortoiseshell panel, raised on turned legs with wavy H-form stretcher. 125cm high
Lot 340
G WARREN WILLIAMS (One of Hugh Warren William's two sons who along with his sister Nesta, painted predominantly using oils. This painting has remained within the family until now being offered for sale for the first time) oil on board - sailing boats on a bright day, signed, 49 x 79cms (framed and unglazed)
Lot 1001
RALEIGH, Sir Walter, History of the World, At London printed for Walter Burne 1614 (1617), folio, old calf raised bands, joints cracked, first five leaves coming loose, backing sheets have been put on The Minds of the Front and engraved title, engraved portrait on second title, six double page maps and two double page plans, lacks page 57/58, plan at pages 388/389 torn with approx 25% loss of the whole (1)
Lot 1017
Geneva Bible (Breeches Bible). Deputies of Christopher Barker, London 1599. In full leather, rebacked professionally. Gilt decoration and blind tooling to boards. Gilt lines to spine. First 7 and final 3 pages have professional edge repairs. Previous owners include E. Venn JP of Freston Lodge and the Bancroft family of Lavenham
Lot 1020
*Golding William. Lord of the Flies. Faber and Faber 1954 1 st ed. This is a first impression copy in dustwrapper. Book is in clean condition with minimal wear at head and tail of spine. No inscriptions. Wrapper is edge worn and age darkened. Some chipping with small areas of loss at extremities. Some closed tears. Not price clipped, showing 12/6. Lacking the wrap around ‘Book of the Month’ band which is rarely seen.
Lot 1072
*A Royal Copenhagen six place setting tea service, in the Blue Fluted Lace pattern, comprising teapot and cover, milk jug, sugar, six teacups, tea saucers, six side plates, and one sandwich plate, all having green printed Royal Copenhagen Denmark verso. All first quality, not seconds.One saucer with a small rim chip.Otherwise no apparent faults throughout.
Lot 1233
A rare Harwood Automatic wristwatch, the signed round dial with black Arabic numerals and minute markers, luminous hands, rotating bezel, steel case, 28mm diameter, on later black strap, cased with original instruction leaflet John Harwood (1893–1964) was a British horologist and inventor of the first self-winding wristwatch. A chance observation of some children playing on a see-saw initially gave Harwood the idea of the self winding mechanism which would enable a closed movement, eliminating any chance of interference from damp or dust. The watch has no crown with the time being set by turning the bezel in one direction and the turning it in the opposite direction to re-engage the movement. First seen at Basel in Switzerland in 1926, Harwood went on to open the Harwood Self-Winding Watch Company in 1928 to market the watches in the UK, but the company failed in September 1931 due to their difficulty of manufacture and the effects of the Great Depression. Rolex went on to later develop the self winding mechanism and were highly successful with them. However, later in 1956, Harwood and Rolex exchanged correspondence with Rolex acknowledging Harwood as the inventor of the self winding mechanism and including his portrait in their advertising. In 1957 Harwood was awarded the Gold Medal by the British Horological Institute.. Appears to be currently working.Some discolouration to dial, with brownish mark running through name.Case lightly abraded with a few small scratches.Rear of case more abraded, worn and pitted.Crown turns and dot moves between light and dark.Please note: In accordance with accompanying instructions, we have not removed the back and are reluctant to do so as this can introduce dust to the movement. As far as we are aware it has never been opened.
Lot 1293
A turned elm bowl, of good size, raised on four small pad feet, probably first half 18th century, dia.39cm. With losses. One major rim chip measuring 5x4cm. Several further smaller chips. Has repolished feel. Shrinkage cracks to base. Approx 5cm vertical split from top. Some age and handling wear.
Lot 391
Two contemporary Liuligongfang glass weights, one of geometric form, dated 2010, the other being frosted and encrusted with roses, 8 cm and 13 cm high respectively LIULI was established in Tamshui, Taiwan in 1987, and now operates 70 galleries around the world. Since in 1987, the company has expanded throughout Taiwan, Shanghai, Beijing, Singapore and Malaysia. 2008 brought the first two stateside galleries in San Francisco and New York. Over twenty-two years LIULI creations have been acquired by internationally renowned museums for their permanent collections and LIULI works have been exhibited in over 30 countries and territories.
Lot 586
A Turned Ivory Pedestal Cup and Cover, South Germany, 2nd half 17th century, of lobed ovoid form on a similar stem, the cover and foot with central dome flanked by eight hemispherical lobes, 39cm high See illustration Provenance: A gift to the vendor's father from his uncle, and thence by descent The lathe had been used since ancient times for producing simple turned, decorative pieces and sections for furniture and other items. However, innovations to lathe technology in the 16th century allow much more sculptural forms to be produced, often impossible to replicate by hand. Examples produced in ivory were particularly prized and courts throughout Central Europe installed lathes and employed master turners to instruct princes and aristocrats in their use. A lathe made for Emperor Maximillian I between 1500 and 1518 is the earliest recorded example of princely turning, whilst Augustus the Strong employed Georg Wecker in Dresden, and Rudolf the First was instructed by members of the Zink Family. The present example, with its distinctive hemispheres on the cover and foot, would seem to be unusual. A similar example with its original puzzle ball finial is in the V&A, accession no.A41-1949 and is illustrated in Trusted (Marjorie) Baroque and Later Ivories, pg.65, item 44, and two further examples are recorded as being sold by Christie'sFinial missing. Section of rim of cup, approximately 7cm by 3cm broken out and into two pieces and restuck. Some age-related splitting throughout, particularly to stem and the domes and hemispheres on the cover and foot. Some staining throughout and some surface scratching and minor flakes. 210219
Lot 75
A Stainless Steel Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Tissot, model: Seastar, ref: 40508, circa 1968, (Lemania calibre 1277) lever movement signed Chs Tissot & Fils Swiss and numbered 2300486, black dial with luminous baton markers, seconds and 30-minute chronograph register dial with a blue 5 minute sector, centre orange chronograph hand, luminous baton shaped hands, tonneau shaped case with buttons in the band to operate chronograph, tachymeter scale bezel, screw back signed inside and with reference number 40508-4X, 37mm wide see illustration 21.12.18, Case with surface scratches and small dents to the sides, lugs and case back, black tachymeter bezel is rubbed, scratched, and with small dents to the top edge, later strap and buckle, dial in my opinion is nicely aged, luminous hour markers are slightly faded silvered dials are very slightly discoloured, movement with small staining marks, movement needs cleaning, movement in going order, chronograph is working, but the 30 minute register hand is recording the first minute before the centre chronograph hand has done one minute around the dial, chronograph will need slight adjustment.
Lot 81
A Rare 'Pilot's' Limited Edition Ceramic Automatic Day/Date Chronograph Wristwatch, signed International Watch Co, Schaffhausen, model: Der Fliegerchronograph, ref: 3705, circa 1997, (calibre 7912) lever movement, black dial with Arabic luminous numerals and yellow luminous triangle and baton markers, outer fifths of seconds track, day calendar disc in (Italian), date aperture, three dials for seconds, 30-minute and 12-hour registers, luminous hands, the ceramic zirconium oxide solid case with a stainless steel screw back signed IWC Der Fliegerchronograph and numbered 2564482, IWC strap and a stainless steel IWC buckle, 40mm wide, with IWC boxes, instruction booklet and a IWC 1996/97 collection book The IWC Fliegerchronograph reference 3705 was one of the first ceramic zirconium oxide solid cased chronographs made. This model is thought to have been in production for only 2 or 3 years and made a limited number of around 2000 pieces. 19.02.19, Steel back cover with small scratches, day calendar disc is in (Italian), glass with very minor scratches, strap is slightly worn in parts, hand setting correctly, calendars are working, chronograph is working, movement in going order.
Lot 69
A Rare Stainless Steel Automatic Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, 200m=660ft, model: Submariner, ref: 5513, 1966, (calibre 1520) lever movement signed, matte finish black dial with luminous triangular, dot and baton markers, Mercedes hands, protected screw down crown, bi-directional rotating diving bezel fitted with the 15 minute marker insert, screw back with an engraved inscription, inside case back signed, numbered 5513 and dated VI.66, case serial number 1580692, 43mm wide The Submariner reference 5513 is such a collectable and characterful wristwatch in today's watch market. This rare reference 5513 dial version is the very first matte finish dial in the 5513 which followed the earlier glossy finish dials. This dial was Introduced in around 1966 and the collectors so called term is 'Meters First' which refers to the measurement depth rating reading with the metric rating first followed by the imperial feet reading second. This was only used for a few years until Rolex dials started to read the imperial rating first at the end of the 1960's. This is a rare example showing the original matte finish dial and original luminous zinc sulphide and tritium lume. 23.01.19, Case with surface scratches, lugs with small dents, case back with an engraved inscription D.Bollon, crown with one minor dent, bezel insert with minor scratches visible under an eyeglass, luminous pip at 12 matches the dial and hands luminous, plexi glass with scratches, original dial finish in good condition, luminous markers are very slightly discoloured in parts, luminous has slight shrunk to the markers, small cracks to the luminous in the hands visible under an eyeglass, later strap and buckle, hand setting correctly, crown is screwing down onto the case threaded portion correctly, movement is clean and in going order.
Lot 68
A Very Rare and Early Pre-Professional Stainless Steel Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Omega, model: Pre-Professional Moonwatch Speedmaster Second Generation, ref: 2998-62, 1962, (calibre 321) lever movement signed and numbered 18949076, column wheel chronograph movement, dust cover, original finish stepped Pre-Professional dial with an early feature applied Omega Logo, luminous baton markers and fifths of seconds track, three dials for seconds, 30-minute and 12-hour registers, original Alpha hands, original drop counter weight centre seconds hand, case with straight lugs and with buttons in the band to operate chronograph, original ''dot over 90'' tachymeter 500 bezel, original double bevel edge screw caseback with speedmaster monogram and signed and numbered inside 2998-62, 40mm wide This is a reference 2998-62 second generation mechanical manual winding Omega housing the calibre 321 movement. It is the same model worn by Wally Schirra in 1962 when it became the first Omega watch model to be worn in space. It is a second generation Speedmaster and followed the first generation broad arrow reference 2915 Speedmaster launched in 1957. This is a rare and early Speedmaster having all the original features and is very hard to find in today's watch market. 20.02.19, Case with surface scratches scratches, case sides, lugs and bezel edges with small dents, case back speedmaster monogram and Omega symbol is slightly rubbed, bracelet/strap is missing, bezel with scratches throughout and the bezel surface is discoloured, plexi glass with small scratches, original dial finish with has aged nicely, luminous baton markers are slightly faded but again nicely aged, original hands are slightly stained and the luminous is slightly discoloured, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, chronograph is working, movement is clean and in going order.
Lot 322
Sholto Johnstone Douglas (1871-1958) Portrait of Mary Catherine, Lady Stapleton (1849-1924) Signed, oil on canvas, 134cm by 100cm Mary Catherine (neé Gladstone) was the daughter of Adam Steuart Gladstone of Hazelwood, Hertfordshire. She married first Sir Francis Stapleton, 8th Baronet (1831-1899) but was widowed in 1899. In 1902 she married William Dalziel Mackenzie (1840-1928) Member of Parliament for Reading and later Truro and Woodstock. She lived with Mackenzie at his family seat, Fawley Court in Buckinghamshire, which was reputedly the inspiration for Toad Hall in Kenneth Graeme's Wind in the Willows. Sholto Johnstone Douglas was born in Edinburgh and studied in Paris, Antwerp and the Slade School of Fine Art. He was the third cousin of the 9th Marquess of Queensbury who as well as inventing the rules of modern boxing was also a key figure in the downfall of Oscar Wilde. During Wilde's trial for ''gross indecency'' he was released on bail and Sholto Johnstone Douglas stood surety for the bail money. See illustration
Lot 184
An 18 Carat Gold Diamond Set Ring, the raised textured form set with rows of graduated round brilliant cut diamonds in white claw settings, total estimated diamond weight 0.50 carat approximately, finger size L; and An 18 Carat Gold Coral and Diamond Cluster Ring, the carved oval coral in yellow claws, within a spaced border of round brilliant cut diamonds, on a plain polished shank, finger size J (2) see illustration . The rings are in good condition. The first is hallmarked with sponsor's mark 'BRLd', London, 1973. The second is hallmarked with sponsor's mark 'HLSE', London, 1976. Gross weight 28.5 grams. CR made 01.02.19
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