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Lot 13
(x) New South Wales1854-59 Diadem, imperf 6d. greenish grey, good margins on three sides, cut close at left, unused with part original gum, minor crease; also 6d. greyish brown with mainly good to large margins, fine used. S.G. 90, 96, £1535. Photo for first Subject to 5% tax on Hammer Price in addition to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 47
COINS - a collection of multiple coins and boxes including an Edward Sharp & Sons tin (includes key) with UK coinage a selection of predecimal coins including Churchill crowns (2), Charles and Diana crowns (4), a 1947 half crown, foreign coinage in a Player's Navy Cut cigarette box, a Victorian tin, commemorative crowns, Britain's First Decimal Coins (x2), The Coinage of Great Britain and Northern Ireland sets 1970 (x2), 1977 and 1980 the Shell Historic Cars Set (x2 - one 1954 Mercedes Benz coin missing) and a Shell Man in Flight set and two mdf boxes with plum motif.
Lot 124
J.R.R. TOLKIEN - a collection of 8 books with written by J. R. R. Tolkien to include a first edition The Silmarillion, a set of the Lord of the Rings Trilogy (all 6th impression of the revised second edition), The Hobbit, Smith of Wootton Major, Tree and Leaf - Smith of Wooton Major - The Homecoming of Beorhtnoth and Farmer Giles of Ham. Lot further includes Tolkien and the Silmarillion by Clyde Kilby.
Lot 119
LEATHER BOUND BOOKS - a collection of 9 leather bound hard back books to include in English - Shakespeare's Dramatic Works & Poems Complete with Life and Glossary c1860, Hogarth's Works (publisher J. Dicks), A Guide to Family Devotion (Thirty-First stereotype edition) and in German, books on Darwin, Goethe and Chamillo.
Lot 127
VINTAGE CHILDREN'S - a collection of vintage children's hardbacks to include Songs for the Children with Pictures For Them in Black and White by Sidney Heath, The Hunting of the Snark by Lewis Carroll and illustrated by Mervyn Peak (Zodiac, Second Impression), Andrew Lang's The Arabian Nights Entertainments 1908 New Impression, Little Lord Fauntleroy, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Rip Van Winkle and the Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Play Room Stories by Georgina M. Craik (possibly first edition) and Treasure Island.
Lot 85
A Copeland Parian figure of Paul and Virigina mid 19th century, modelled by C. Cumberworth, both seated on a rocky stump with a nest containing four chicks, a small amount of restoration, 30cm high. This model, which was first published in 1846, derives from the novel Paul and Virginia by Jacques-Henri Bernadin de Saint-Pierre, which tells the tragic tale of two children who grow up on a paradise island, entirely governed by nature's laws, and are then corrupted by society with tragic consequences. Provenance: the Raymond Sims Collection.
Lot 267
A Worcester armorial plate c.1772, painted in the atelier of James Giles with the arms of Gavin impaling Hearsey, with scattered flower sprigs in a dark purple monochrome around, gilt line rim, 22.5cm. The arms relate to David Gavin of Langton House, Berwickshire who married first Miss Hearsey of Middleburg and secondly, on 9 April 1770, the Lady Elizabeth Maitland. However, the plate would appear to post-date his second marriage. Cf. Gerald Coke, In Search of James Giles, pl. 28(a) for a similar but smaller plate from the same service.
Lot 54
A creamware jug of American interest c.1795, printed to one side with the American eagle surrounded by fifteen interlocking rings bearing the names of the first 15 states to be admitted into the Union, the reverse with a hand-coloured print of a ship at sail, a little restoration, 18cm high. The inclusion of Kentucky in the list of states, and the omission of Tennessee, dates the print on this jug to between June 1792 and June 1796.
Lot 168
A Derby two-handled vase and cover c.1770, the ovoid form painted to each side with an oval panel of flowers, with smaller panels echoed to the neck, reserved on a sea green or French green ground, and a later Derby vase finely painted to one side with garden flowers including poppy, rose, dahlia and forget-me-not, reserved on a green ground, some restoration to the first, 29.5cm max. (3) Provenance: the Cordwent Collection.
Lot 269
Six Chinese snuff bottles, in various materials, 19th / 20th century, the first moulded in porcelain with Buddhist emblems, apocryphal Qianlong mark, gilt metal mounted, the second in two colour glass enamelled with a watch face to each side, two in bone engraved with figures, one of lapis lazuli carved in relief with a bird and the last in horn with similar decoration, 5cm - 6.5cm
Lot 271
Five Chinese quartz snuff bottles, late 19th / 20th century, the first in smoky quartz well hollowed and engraved with a dragon to each side, two in rock crystal - one of vase form, the second carved in relief with a cat or tiger beneath a tree to a darker inclusion in the stone, the fourth in agate carved in relief with a sage amid rockwork and the last amethyst quartz carved in relief with ornamental fish to each side, 5.3cm - 6.3cm
Lot 285
Two Chinese Fahua-decorated figures, Ming dynasty, the first modelled as a seated figure of the jade emperor on a throne, with a screen behind him, 21.5cm, the second of Zhenwu with two Generals beside him, seated on a throne with a tortoise and snake in front of him, panelled screen behind, replacement head to the Generals, 19.5cm, wood stands
Lot 180
Five Anne Tyrrell couture dog outfits and designs, mostly daywear, modern, including a Chanel-style denim and leather ensemble; a 'Sloane Ranger' pin-stripe example with pocket-square; a sporty jersey tracksuit with 'Walkies' to one side; and eight original sketches, lengths approx 38-41cm, 15-16in (13) Anne Tyrrell studied fashion at the Royal College of Art from 1957 to 1960. By 1963 she had become Director of Design at clothing supplier John Marks, where she first developed a collection under her own name, and went on to set up her own London based design consultancy. In 2000 she designed the London Underground uniform still in use today. During her career spanning more than 50 years, she also acted as senior tutor at the Royal College of Art from 1974-95, and in 2008 was awarded an MBE for her contribution to the British fashion industry. CONDITION REPORT: Good condition, white 'Walkies' is a bit grubby and shows wear
Lot 349
A collection of Ottoman embroidered hand cloths, covers, towel, mainly first half 20th century, nine including a large bath sheet or pestemal worked with rudimentary flowers c.1870; assorted napkins, peskir, including apprentice/children's work, Cappadocia, Gumushane, Istanbul Anatolia, 1920s-30s and others; together with two woven cotton Anatolian curtains with red and yellow patterns (qty) The large towel with naive embroidery c.1860 is illustrated in 'Ottoman Embroidery' by Roderick Taylor p.188; the 1940s apprentice piece with pink flowerheads is illustrated on p.70. Provenance: Roderick Taylor collection CONDITION REPORT: · Anatolian panels - faint stains, fair condition · Cushion square has dye run · Peshkir with shocking pink blooms - good embroidery, stained ground · Peshkir - faded and with holes, poor condition · Peshkir with angular flowers - embroidery good condition, brown stains to muslin ground · Peshkir with cornflowers - embroidery good, brown stains to muslin ground · Towel with naïve embroidery - good condition · Towel border similar - naïve embroidery is faded, 1 brown stain · Peshkir with pots of blooms - dye run to embroidery, bad stains to ground, fair condition Small peshkir - faded, bad staining to ground, fair-poor condition
Lot 56
An Hermès printed silk 'Le Pegase' scarf, 2011, designed by Christian Renonciat, with purple twill ground; together with 'Concerto', designed by Jean-Louis Clerc, in shades of green, first issued in 1963 but re-issued in 1996 -1998 and 2003, both mint and boxed (2) CONDITION REPORT: Both good condition, no problems
Lot 145
A Christian Dior London ivory gazar bridal gown, 1968, labelled and numbered 47011, with beaded collar and cuffs, the front panel formed from joined sections of gazar - their points converging into a central point at bodice, bust 82cm, 32in CONDITION REPORT: First impression is fresh and good. Faint perspiration stains at underarms, small light brown stain at centre front bodice and another to front right of skirt. Hem is slightly soiled with minor scuffing. Very faint oval watermark below rear zip closure. Beading is good and intact. Hem has been raised 3cm at the back. Bodice has been let out at each side approx. 1cm - minor alterations probably done at time of purchase.
Lot 296
Two quilted silk petticoats, the first of olive green, c.1800, the hem quilted with scrolling floral motif; the other dark-brown with pinafore-like straps and printed cotton lining c.1860; and a black quilted cotton petticoat, late 19th century edged in knitted lace (3) CONDITION REPORT: good condition.
Lot 291
An Ossie Clark/Celia Birtwell moss crepe dress, mid 1970s, labelled, with 'Candy Flower' printed organdy inserts to shoulders and side of bust, low cut key-hole neckline, bust 86cm, 34in CONDITION REPORT: First impression is fresh and good. Perspiration stains at underarms. Tear along seam at left underarm. 2 small brown stains to chiffon at left shoulder. Small 1cm hole to back hip area of skirt and another near neck. Scattering of pin holes to chiffon near seam edge at rear left bodice.
Lot 334
A coat made from a finely embroidered 1860s kashmir shawl, circa 1910-20, embroidered to imitate the tightest kashmiri weave, the ground and elaborate palmettes minutely worked in mainly satin stitch, with blue fringed borders, the coat with single button fastening and ivory silk lining, bust 97cm, 38in CONDITION REPORT: Embroidery is astounding - must have been worked under magnifiers. At first glance it looks woven, the stitches are so fine. Exterior of coat is generally good. 2 crude darned holes to rear right side of skirt, couple more below closure button. Lining is poor condition and very soiled. Gold ribbon to neck is later added.
Lot 166
Books relating to 16th century fashion, portraits, construction and embroidery, comprising a first edition of 'English Decorative Fabrics of the Sixteenth to Eighteenth Centuries' by A.F Kendrick; 'William Larkin: Icons of Splendor' by Roy Strong; 'Queen Elizabeth's Wardrobe Unlocked' by Janet Arnold and 'Elizabethan Embroidery' by George Wingfield Digby (4) CONDITION REPORT: Comprises: Larkin - Roy Strong & Franco Maria Ricci English Decorative Fabrics of the Sixteenth to Eighteenth Centuries - A.F. Kendrick Elizabethan Embroidery - George Wingfield Digby Queen Elizabeth's Wardrobe Unlock'd - Janet Arnold
Lot 13
A Royal Worcester Astley pattern coffee set comprising coffee pot and cover, cream jug, sugar bowl, six coffee cans and six saucers with printed marks to base Astley, First Produced in Dr Wall's Period 1751-1783 together with a six place Royal Worcester Dunrobin tea service including milk jug and sugar bowl and a small collection of Royal Worcester tea wares with Imari type floral decoration and retailer mark for F & C Osler of Oxford Street
Lot 12
A collection of Royal Doulton wares including a limited edition Character Jug from the Classics Series - Prince Philip of Spain D7189, further limited edition Character Jugs - the Artful Dodger D7219 and Sir Stanley Matthews D7161, figures including Old Mother Hubbard DNR3, two figures from the Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Series - Dopey's First Kiss SW21 and Grumpy's Bath Time SW20, Spike & Tyke, the Bulldog Pups DA248, two figures from the Winnie the Pooh Collection - Pooh Lights the Candle WP11 and Kanga & Roo WP8 (all boxed)
Lot 129
A selection of mostly British pottery relief-moulded jugs , various dates A selection of mostly British pottery relief-moulded jugs , various dates, first half 19th century, including a commemorative example for the Duke of Wellington, 20 cm high and smaller Provenance: From the collection of June Whitfield CBE
Lot 97
Hercules Brabazon Brabazon (1821-1906) - Figures punting under a bridge; Approaching storm at sea Two watercolours, the first over pencil, both heightened with body white Both signed with initials, lower right and lower left, respectively 16 x 19.5 cm (6 1/4 x 7 3/4 in) and 12 x 18 cm (4 3/4 x 7 in)
Lot 505
A 19th century American coin silver tea caddy, maker's mark of Eoff & Phyfe, New York, first half of the 19th century Finely engraved with chinoiserie scenes amongst floral scrollwork, the underside also stamped H.M. Ritterband. CONDITION REPORTS: Overall good, some surface scratching/wear, general wear, approximately 19.5 troy ounces.
Lot 730
A modern Moorcroft pottery trial piece by Nicola Slaney Tube lined decorated with a stork delivering a new born baby, signed, dated, numbered 40 and variously marked to base. 20.5 cm high. Note: This pattern, which was never named, was designed to commemorate the first child of Moorcrofts Managing Director in 2009. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear.
Lot 64
GLOBES: Two vintage tinplate children's globes. The first a Chad Valley ' Globe Of The World ' within the original box (tatty) the other tinplate but no makers name. WORLDWIDE POSTAGE AVAILABLE ON ALL ITEMS. UK - £15.99+VAT. EUROPE - From £19.99+VAT, AMERICA - From £25.99+VAT. PLEASE CONTACT US FOR A QUOTE OVERSEAS. COMBINED POSTAGE AVAILABLE Viewing welcome by appointment only. See www.eastbristol.co.uk for full rates.
Lot 62
CRANES: Two vintage post war tinplate toy cranes. The first being a Marx Toys ' Lumar Contractors ' crane, the second likely Lines Bros / Triang but unmarked. WORLDWIDE POSTAGE AVAILABLE ON ALL ITEMS. UK - £15.99+VAT. EUROPE - From £19.99+VAT, AMERICA - From £25.99+VAT. PLEASE CONTACT US FOR A QUOTE OVERSEAS. COMBINED POSTAGE AVAILABLE Viewing welcome by appointment only. See www.eastbristol.co.uk for full rates.
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