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Lot 437
WWII medal group comprising war medal, Defence medal, 1939-1945 star and Africa star in issue box to NA COOK OF DUNDEE, 9ct gold Strathmore novice "25" 1st F T N Cook 1931 5.3g, RCC Dundee enamelled badge possibly Cycle Corps?, Rotary Super Sports wristwatch, RAFC cap badge, photograph of pilot group, Boys Brigade badges etc, RAF flying log book of 1123358 COOK NA, RAF slang made easy, and a wealth of ephemera etc. CONDITION REPORT: The first entry noted is 12/5/41 and last 15/6/44, units served page is blank. See images.
Lot 102
Smiths Top Quality Silver And Guilloche Enamel 8 Day Table Clock Sweet Peas Design. 5.5 inches wide and 3.5 inches high. Comes with solid Silver and Guilloche enamel circular compact- sweet pea design. Hallmark Birmingham 1950. 3 inches in diameter. Also includes a matching pair of Silver and Guilloche enamel large hand mirrors (2) two in total- the first in sweet pea design, the second in Passion Flower design. Length 11 inches- 11.25 inches - 27.5cm - 28cm and a matching circular Silver and Guilloche topped cut glass jar - sweet pea design. All pieces are top quality Enamel set pieces. Please see photo.
Lot 1036
Two Mid-Century Carved Oriental Coffee Tables The first with carved top detail depicting a dragon amongst foliage and pagodas. The second with carved top depicting paradise island and sailing ship motif. Each with splayed legs and bevelled glass protective top. Height approx 18 inches, width 37 inches.
Lot 1379
Beatles Photography Interest Paul McCartney By John Kelly Two Original Colour Transparencies Taken During The 1968 White Album Shoot Two rare original transparencies; unpublished outtakes from John Kelly's iconic portraits that feature in the gatefold of the White Album. Taken in the Autumn of 1968, presented here are two colour transparencies of Paul McCartney, the first depicts Paul unshaven in grey button front t-shirt. The second shows Paul clean shaven in green t-shirt. Each in excellent condition, housed in original 35mm card transparency mounts. Printed text to card mounts reads 'Paul McCartney, By John Kelly, Camera Press London' Please note that these are sold without copyright and no rights to copy or reproduce the photographs are granted.
Lot 1530
Two Art Deco Antique Seed Bead Evening Bags Each in good vintage condition, the first a cream envelope pouch with wrist strap to centre back, the whole profusely beaded in geometric and floral design. Comprises ivory seed bead ground with gold, pale pink and iridescent bugle beads. The second a cream silk top handle pouch bag embroidered throughout with gold seed beads and faux pearls
Lot 327
Four Silver And Crystal Set Rings A collection of oval cabouchon stone set rings the first set with large striated Malachite oval stone, secondly, a chunky silver ring set with Lapiz, oval ring in stylised setting with blue jasper cabouchon, also, smaller oval ring set with green agate. All in good condition.
Lot 330
Two Early 20th Century Pewter Cigar/Trinket Boxes The first in late Arts And Crafts style; comprising hinged lid with embossed pewter fruit and floral detail, brass tone base and feet and green lacquer detail. The second, a vintage wood cigar box with hinged lid, clad in planished pewter with enamel heart, diamond, club and spade decoration.
Lot 433
Clarice Cliff Wedgewood Ltd and Numbered Edition Cabinet Plates ( 6 ) Six In Total. Comprises 1/ Blue Lucerne Design. Num 288Y. 8 Inches Diameter. 2/ Farmhouse Design. No 358X. 8 Inches Diameter. 3/ House and Bridge Design. No 345K, 8 Inches Diameter. 4/ Orange Roof Cottage Design. No 427. 8 Inches Diameter. 5/ Fantasque Mountain Design. No 387M. 8 Inches Diameter. 6/ Red Roofs Design. No 223L. 8 Inches Diameter. All Plates are First Quality & Mint Condition.
Lot 604
Antique German Figurative Beer Steins Two in total, each circa 1900. The first by Reinhold Hanke, Hohr-Grenzhausen, Germany, in the form of a rotund 'Funnel Man' in barrel finished with script to front. Text reads 'Frau argere deinen Mann nicht' translates as 'Woman do not annoy your husband'. Good condition, capacity 0.5 litre, height, 10 inches. The second by Merkelback & Wick, Hohr-Grenzhausen, Germany, impressed marks to base, capacity 0.5 litre. In th form of well dress gentleman in blue and grey saltglaze ceramic, height 7 inches
Lot 730
Swarovski Crystal Figurine ' Feathered Beauties ' Malachite Pair of Kingfishers. Designer Adi Stocker. No 7621 NR 000 010. Issued 2003 - 2012. Beaks Topaz Crystal, the Heads, Tails and Accents are In Sapphire Blue. Size 5.2 x 9.7 cm. Complete with Original Box etc. Mint Condition & First Quality.
Lot 759
Swarovski - Silver Crystal Trio of Owl Figures. Comprises 1/ Night Owl. Designer Anton Hirzinger. No 7936 NR 000 002. Issued 1996 - 2001. Height 2 Inches. 2/ Owl - Little. Designer Anton Hirzinger. No 7654 NR 038 000. 1.5 Inches. 3/ Owlet. Designer Anton Hirzinger. No 7636 NR 000 001. 1.5 Inches High. All Three Owls Come with Original Boxes, And are In Mint Condition & First Quality - Please See Photo.
Lot 939
A Pair Of Framed Original Watercolours By Allen Freer b.1926 The first titled 'Great Orm's Head' executed in fine black ink and water colour on paper, pencil signed by the artist 'Allen Freer 1972' to bottom right. Housed in plain wood frame with internal wide blue card mount. Good condition, approx dimensions 4 x 6 inches. The second titled 'The Long Mynd Shropshire 1984' Signed in pencil and in red/brown ink to bottom right. Housed in contemporary gilt frame with internal cream card mount. Very good condition, approx dimensions, 6 x 9 inches.
Lot 79
Japanese lidded satsuma vase, finely painted with Samurai warriors and Geisha, with pierced cover and handles, seal mark to base, 17cm high also another pair of similar vases measuring 30cm high. Condtion report: The lid of the first vase has been broken and restuck, one foot has also been restuck. Gilt wear to all pieces.
Lot 108
The Siege or Battle for Vienna: A Mid to Late 18th Century Ivory Fan, the monture highly decorated, silvered and gilded. The wide and heavy guards and sticks opening to a full 180 degrees. The gorge is designed with three separate vignettes, all with gilded figures, some being cherubs, the tops of the vignettes seemingly having carved sun rays, paying homage to the French Sun King? The double paper leaf depicts a battle, mainly on horseback, some combatants using curved swords. Several have black faces, others more oriental, most wear turbans and appear to be laying siege to city walls, having set up a tented encampment outside. To the right, cannons are being prepared for further attack. The verso is less vibrant, showing a tall tent with a man with a black face shouting instructions to a small boy of similar race, who appears to be dealing with provisions. Guard length 26cm Research suggests that this might be a depiction of a battle at Kahlenberg Mountain near Vienna on 12 September 1683 after a two month siege of the city by the Ottoman Empire. This was the first time a military cooperation had taken place between the Commonwealth (the Hapsburg Monarchy, and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth) and the Holy Roman Empire, the command being given to King John Sobieski, and it is often seen as a turning point in history.The silvering is dull, most gilding is bright. Evidence of leaf restoration to verso.
Lot 140
Billotey: A Large Circa 1890's Pale Pink Mother-of-Pearl Fan, the monture plain, the cream gauze leaf supported with bone ribs. Signed Billotey to the top right. The leaf is painted with a distant view of sky and clouds, in front of which four small and colourful garden birds, one with a red breast, perch on twigs. The remainer of the leaf consists of a sheath of pastel coloured flowers and wheat. The verso is plain. Guard length 27cm, overall length 35cm. Together with a card fan box covered in silk; and A 20th Century Bone or Ivorine Fan, mounted with a cream gauze single layer leaf, painted with pink roses and blue ribbons in vertical and quite meandering rows, embellished with leaves in green sequins and gold sequin flowers, the upper edge of the leaf decorated with two rows of gold sequins. The gorge is complimentary with rows of gold and green painted pattern matching the decoration on the guards. Basic gold metal loop embellished with a green stone. The verso is plain. Guard length 21cm (2)Fan 1- Some slight marking to the leaf, some of which is glue residue, and evidence that at least one split has been restored behind the right guard. Fan 2 - The upper guard plus the first two gauze folds are completely detached. Most folds are split to some greater or lesser extent.
Lot 20
Moses and the Israelites in the Promised Land: An Early 18th Century Ivory Fan, the sticks plain other than a mother-of-pearl tip to each guard and mother-of-pearl thumb guards. The painted vellum leaf, mounted à l'anglaise, depicts the escape of the Israelites from Egypt, possessions scattered to the left of Moses, in yellow, the coastline behind. The verso has simple painted wavy lines up the leaf supports. Guard length 26.5cmGood strong colours but leaf rubbed, and a little creased at the sides with some repairs to the folds. The first stick in to the left is stuck to the guard.
Lot 214
A 19th Century Chinese Fan Sheath or Hanging Case, Qing Dynasty, one side of cream silk with embroidery in blue silk thread and embellished with gold and silver metallic couched threads, depicting flowers and a vase, the other side in teal silk embroidered in pink silk thread with bronze metallic couched threads, again a vase and flowers. A yellow braid strap decorated with pink stones is attached at the top. Remnants of a pale blue silk lining. Length 30cmThe cream silk is grubby. One side of the case has been undone for the first 10cm, from where it can be seen that the major part of the blue silk lining has been removed.
Lot 239
A Mid-19th Century Chinese Carved Tortoiseshell Mandarin Fan, Qing Dynasty, the double paper leaf depicting several different scenes of social gatherings, the figures with ivory faces, their robes of applied silk. The fourteen inner sticks are densely carved on both sides with mainly flowers and foliage and some buildings, the guards being more deeply carved and with similar designs. The gold metal loop is finished with three tassels of different colour silk. The rivet has a diamanté to each side. Guard length 27cm. Together with an elaborate fan box of the period, lacquered in an unusual light coffee shade, decorated to the sides and ends with simple black foliage and flowers, the outside of the lid finely painted with two vignettes each showing three figures: in the first a figure holds a fan box, in the second a different figure holds an open fan. Inside, the fittings are missing the lid interior, lined in salmon silk, and edged with striped braid, has three appliqués, two of ladies and one of a man, each bearing a gilt, their faces of applied painted ivory, their silk robes very elaborateGenerally sound with very slight rubbing to some folds. When closed the fan can be seen to be very slightly warped. The box interior need refitting and the catch is not secure.
Lot 28
Jacob and Leban: A Circa 1740 European Fan, the double paper leaf painted in gouache with gold highlights to the border, the sticks plain with the addition of mother-of-pearl thumb guards, the gorge sticks with wide shoulders. A rare depiction of Jacob, accompanied by his wives Leah and Rachel, admonishing Leban for having first tricked him into marrying not Rachel but Leah. The scene includes a very bemused goat, his bi-colour coat being relevant to the story. The verso is very simple with a top border, and wavy gold lines. Guard length 27cmGenerally in good order, one split to the leaf near to left guard noted.
Lot 38
The Sacrifice of Jephthah's Daughter: A Mid-18th Century Plain Tortoiseshell Fan, the double vellum leaf depicting the return home of Jephthah, a judge in Israel, who had been away to fight the Ammonites. Before leaving, he had prayed to God for success, rashly promising to offer up as a sacrifice the first person who met him at home on his return. Sadly, this was his beloved only daughter. The verso is decorated with three vignettes of buildings, a house, a church and a windmill, overlaid with a tromp l'oeil pink and cream ribbon. Guard length 29cmRubbing generally to the leaf and to the folds. Some soiling to the verso.
Lot 42
Shipwreck on the High Seas: A Pierced and Carved 18th Century Ivory Fan, with upper sections of the guards carved, and the gorge both carved and pierced. The flowers are particularly delicately carved, and above the central painted vignette, inside which are meandering blue ribbons similar to those which border the scenes on the leaf. The vellum leaf mounted à l'anglaise with a black ground embellished with lilac and white flowers, to the left shows a shepherd, his sheepdog and sheep, with a couple carrying a basket. To the centre, a dramatic scene of high seas and a shipwreck on rocks, with further sailing ships in the distance. To the right, a dog snuffling in the undergrowth. The verso is painted with a simple and elegant branch adorned with blue and pink and pale yellow blossoms, some of which may be orchids. Guard length 26.5cmThe leaf is very rubbed, as is the gorge painting. Several repairs to the leaf folds. The first gorge stick in to the right appears to be a replacement. Sticks very dirty.
Lot 47
The Toy Seller: An Unusual 18th Century Fan, with a tortoiseshell monture, the upper guards heavily carved and pierced with a sunflower, this section both silvered and lightly gilded on the flower, the gorge sticks ornately gilded and silvered, some being inlaid foil, with touches of green to the centre. The first three sticks in from the guards are not pierced, but are carved so as to form a deep V, each of these sticks with its own pattern variation. The central sticks are pierced so as to form a lattice up which meandering flowers and leaves climb. The leaf, of silk, shows a mother and her small son choosing new toys from a merchant, a miniature donkey and carriage at their feet, a horse and turbaned rider being considered, more toys within a basket at their feet. Two further vignettes, all three being bordered with gold sequins, sewn into place, show a lady playing a cup and ball game and a young man pulling the vanes on a windmill with a string. The verso is simply decorated with flowers in pale pink and blue, each spray inside the reverse of the front vignettes. Guard length 25cmSome rubbing to the leaf folds, some loss to the foil and gilding.
Lot 10
Omega Speedmaster 'Apollo 11 40th Anniversary Moon Landing' chronograph stainless steel gentleman's bracelet watch, ref. 31130423001002, circa 2009, limited edition of 7969 pieces, serial no. 7721xxxx, black dial with luminous markers, triple subsidiary dials, minute markers and chronograph centre seconds, signed 02:56 GMT (time of moon landing), cal. 1861, Professional case with Apollo 11 eagle badge embossed on case back signed `The first watch worn on the Moon, July 21, 1969`, bezel diameter 40mm - ** To commemorate the 40th Anniversary of Apollo 11 Lunar Landing - ** In fine unworn condition, purchased from Mallory of Bath on 18/07/2009, with complete presentation boxes, Limited Series Card, Pictogram, International Warranty, commemorative cleaning cloth and silver medal - Condition Report: - Movement - functioning. Dial - good. Glass - good. Hands - good. Case - good. Crown - working. Bracelet - good. - Condition reports are provided for general guidance only. Please view images and further information can be obtained upon request. Gardiner Houlgate do not guarantee the working order or time accuracy of any lots. Due to the opening of the wristwatch case backs, it is recommended watches are re-sealed by professional technicians to ensure any stated water resistance is retained
Lot 50
IMPORTANT BIDDING NOTICEDue to the high value of this item, Live Internet Bidding through the-saleroom.com is only available to clients who have obtained further approval of their possible intention to bid by contacting Gardiner Houlgate direct, prior to the auction. Failure to do so may result in any live bids on the sale day being rejected by the auctioneer. auctions@gardinerhoulgate.co.uk Telephone (+44) 0 1225 812912 Rolex Oyster Perpetual Submariner (small crown) stainless steel gentleman's bracelet watch, ref. 6538/6 (the 8 struck through), circa 1955/56, serial no. Brevet + 490xx (struck through) 892xx, bi-directional revolving bezel with calibrated black insert, Swiss 'tropical' black dial with luminous dot and baton markers, outer minute track, sweep centre seconds and Mercedes hands, with gilded text and marked in white '100m = 330ft', cal. 1030 25 jewel movement, no. N573843, screw-down crown, inside case back numbered 6536 and 6538 (struck through), rivet Oyster bracelet, the clasp dated '2.65', bezel 37mm diameter - ** Purchased by the vendor's father in 1965, aged just 17 from a jeweller in London, for a while he lived in Kenya and wore the watch until 1991. He then gifted the watch to his son, the present owner for his 18th birthday and it has been worn for the past 25 years. - It has undergone three services, 1998 by Rolex Hong Kong, 2008 serviced by a vintage watch specialist in Derbyshire and more recently in 2014 serviced by Russell Talerman in Mayfair, London . The image shown depicts the vendors father wearing the watch aged 18, cutting the first crop of oilseed rape grown in Kenya, 1966. - Condition Report: - Movement - currently functioning. Dial - the dial has a tropical patina/appearance with crazing/crackling to the surface which is consistent all over, the dot and baton markers with typical visible staining, the gilding is now showing an orange appearance. Glass - surface marks and scratching. Hands - appear to be of the period with visible wear and tarnishing. Case - transitional case with struck through 6536/8 references, pearl missing on the bezel which has surface marks and scratches, typical surface marks overall with various service inscriptions to the inner case back - see all images for guidance. Crown - adjusting correctly. Strap - of the period but slightly later date to the clasp, so either a later bracelet or the clasp has been replaced, one centre link is missing, various surface marks, scratching, bruises and requires attention. - Condition reports are provided for general guidance only. Please view images and further information can be obtained upon request. Gardiner Houlgate do not guarantee the working order or time accuracy of any lots. Due to the opening of the wristwatch case backs, it is recommended watches are re-sealed by professional technicians to ensure any stated water resistance is retained
Lot 511
Early 19th century French silver verge pocket watch, unsigned fusee movement with pierced balance bridge, silver regulating dial and square baluster pillars, enamel dial with Arabic numerals and key winding hole to the 1/2 position, the case back engraved with a portrait of Général Lasalle with inscription, 48mm - ** Antoine Charles Louis, Count of Lasalle, was a cavalry general of the First Empire, born in Metz on May 10, 1775 and died in battle at the Battle of Wagram on July 6,1809. - Condition Report: - Movement - currently functioning. Dial - rim chip to the winding hole, blemishes on the rim at 5, 10-11 position. Glass - some light marks. Hands - matching. Case - some surface marks and bruising on the back - see images. - Condition reports are provided for general guidance only. Please view images and further information can be obtained upon request. Gardiner Houlgate do not guarantee the working order or time accuracy of any lots. Due to the opening of the wristwatch case backs, it is recommended watches are re-sealed by professional technicians to ensure any stated water resistance is retained
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