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Lot 349
Commemorative medals - Bronze South African memorial, Marie Curie radium medal, two Aberdeen Angus Cattle Society medals, 1939 Centenary Windsor Celebration medal first prize to Tom Evans, Royal College of Surgeons, gilt medal for the London and Paris Exhibition, replica medal for Henry IV, a silver medal for City and Guilds technological examination cased, also Frederick the Great Roshbach 1757, Academia Belgica Lovanii, another gilt Michelangelo medal (12)
Lot 116
A green, grey and russet hardstone bi disk, in Archaic style, 13cm diameter and a similar disk, in three sections, drilled for mounting, 16.5cm diameter (2) Both with typical surface wear and abrasions. The first with 5cm long section of rim missing. The second with large chip to one corner. 130913
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Lot 208
A first period Worcester porcelain low Chelsea ewer, circa 1775, painted in colours in the Compagnie des Indes style with chinoiserie foliage, lattice and scroll borders, 11cm long; and a similar ewer, painted with a flower spray within a circular panel and with scattered sprigs, 11.5cm wide (2) Provenance: first Ex Norman Collection Minor wear to gilding. 190913
Lot 211
A first period Worcester porcelain barrel shape teapot and cover, circa 1770, painted in colours with chinoiserie figures in landscape, 13.5cm high; and a similar globular teapot and cover, painted with flowersprays, 14cm high (2) Both with minor wear to decoration. First with tiny rim chips to tip of spout and cover slightly ill-fitting. Second with tiny chip to tip of spout. 190913
Lot 215
A Derby porcelain barrel shaped mug, circa 1765, painted with scattered flower sprays and sprigs below a brown line border, 9cm high; and a similar tea bowl and saucer, circa 1780, painted with a scattered sprigs below a Smiths blue border with scrolls, painted marks in blue (3) First with wear to brown line rim. Second with minor wear to gilding. 190913
Lot 229
A Chinese white porcelain bowl, Chenghua reign mark but not of the period, 9cm diameter; a Kraak porcelain Klapmuts, painted with deer in landscape, 22cm diameter; a similar bowl, painted with precious objects, 14.5cm diameter; and a provincial bowl, painted in underglaze blue with dragons, four character mark, 10.5cm diameter (4) First bowl with three restored flat chips to rim. Second bowl with section of rim broken out and restuck, and with associated losses and with typical rim chips and a hairline crack. Third bowl with section of rim broken out and restuck and with typical rim chips and hairline cracks. Fourth bowl with some surface abrasions. 171013
Lot 166
A 19th century rococo revival tortoiseshell and silver inlaid card case decorated with a ho-ho bird and flowering scrolls, 10.5 x 8 cm, together with a mother of pearl and silver inlaid card case, and another, similar with etched decoration CONDITION REPORT: The first with minor losses, the second in good condition for age, the last with damage and losses
Lot 230
A 3 1/4" gauge model steam locomotive in green and black GNR livery, the cab numbered 1142, with tender, model no. 1193, locomotive l. 70 cm x w. 19 cm x h. 27 cm, tender l. 45 x w. 19 cm x 21 cm * This model is of the Great Northern Railway Ivatt 'Large' Atlantic Locomotive. This design first saw service in 1902. It is built to a scale 3/4" to one foot and was completed in 1975 by M. Kingston of Stony Stratford CONDITION REPORT: Wear commensurate with age, for more info please refer to auctioneers NO BOILER CERTIFICATE
Lot 416
A George III silver rats tail and lace back table spoon, (?)James Tookey, other hallmarks indistinct, a pair of George III fiddle pattern table spoons and a rats tail table spoon, various dates and makers, 6 ozs CONDITION REPORT: first spoon mis-shapen to the bowl and with dents, scratches and wear, others with minor wear SEE EXTRA IMAGES
Lot 189
Two ladies Cameo Brooches, the first oval example with a hardstone Cameo female head in profile with ornate hat within an oval yellow metal frame and with three pearls suspended below, together with one other similar sized example depicting a female Charioteer, within a 9 carat horizontal yellow gold frame (2)
Lot 1359
A Victorian specimen wood centre table, the circular top intricately inlaid in a scale design with a variety of specimen woods. The table top diameter 45 ins. PROVENANCE-this table was exhibited at The North London Working Classes Industrial Exhibition 1864. Accompanying the table is one volume “Illustrated Memorial of the North London Working Classes Industrial Exhibition 1864”. This table is Exhibit No. 800. The table was awarded a First Class Prize Certificate to The Manufacturer J. Selley, Carpenter, 7 Heath Villas, Hampstead Heath and signed by Russell, Gladstone & Shaftesbury. The certificate is dated 1864 and the accompanying medal 1866. the medal date on the certificate is also dated 1866 and was probably presented just over a year after the exhibition. Provenance by descent through the family (see illustration).
Lot 208
Robert Paul (English, Sutton 1906-1980 Zimbabwe) Zimbabwean landscape, probably the Nyanga Mountains oil on canvas, signed and dated `79` lower right 17½ x 23½in. (44.5 x 59.75cm.) * Robert Paul is widely acknowledged as one of Zimbabwe`s foremost painters. Born in England, he started painting aged 8 and won the Daily Express Young Artists award in the 1920s. In 1927 he joined the British South Africa Police and became their official cartographer. Retiring in 1951, he exhibited in Rhodesia from 1952 and in 1963 exhibited internationally for the first time at the Commonwealth Institute in London. A self taught artist, he was a long term friend and correspondent with John Piper and Ivon Hitchens, who encouraged him explore the work of artists such as Georges Braque and use new techniques such as `gum resist`, leading him to develop a distinctive abstract style.
Lot 230
Yuri Krotov (Russian, b.1964) `Building Sandcastles` oil on canvas, signed lower left, inscribed to gallery label verso 14½ x 21in. (37 x 53.5cm.) * Provenance: Petleys, 9 Cork Street, London. Yuri Krotov was born near the Ozov Sea in south west Russia and studied art in Moscow from 1976-1983. He later taught at the city`s Russian Academy of Painting. Strongly influenced by French and English Impressionism, his work was first sold internationally at a Russian paintings sale at Drouot in Paris, since when his work has become widely exhibited and collected.
Lot 389
An 18ct gold and diamond Cartier Tank Francaise ladies wristwatch c.2000, with rectangular off-white Roman dial signed `Cartier Swiss Made`, blued hands, quartz movement, diamond set crown, the case with diamond set sides and curved back, signed `Cartier Water Resistant Swiss Made 18K 2364 MG272616`, on the original 18ct gold bracelet with diamond set borders to the first five links, in the original red and gilt box with spare link and cased booklets with certificate of purchase.
Lot 757
First World War Royal Flying Corps interest - The 2nd Lieutenant Leslie Reed Blacking archive Leslie Reed Blacking served initially with the London Rifle Brigade and in the summer of 1918, at the age of 19, was sent to serve in the Royal Flying Corps with 207 squadron, where his task was to fly Handley Page 0/400 night bombers on raids behind the German lines. Later he became a heavy bomber pilot with the R.A.F. on the first Allied strategic bombing operations. After the war he went out to Hong Kong in banking; he also came to know Penang, Ipoh and Singapore well. His career was with the Bank of India, in China, Malaya and the United States, where he was manager of the New York branch during the 2nd World War. He maintained his contacts with banking and aviation, attending an annual dinner in the RAF Club and his bank’s annual gathering for former employees. He died at the age of 82. This archive comprises a fascinating collection of personal possessions, medals, ephemera and photographs, including the following: 1. A bar of four medals – Two of the 1st War, George V Efficiency Service Medal (Karachi Corps) and Elizabeth 2nd Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve Medal, together with the corresponding miniature dress medals. 2. Silver mounted swagger stick 3. Silver mounted Tortoiseshell brooch inlaid with the insignia of the London Rifle Brigade 4. A box of insignia and uniform badges pertaining to the London Rifle Brigade, the Royal Flying Corps, the Royal Air Force and his “Dog Tags”. 5. An Album containing photographs of his early career in the R.F.C. including some of himself, uniformed colleagues and others of aircraft, some of which are shown after crash landing. 6. Several envelopes containing family papers, including Marriage Certificates, Death Certificates, Wills and letters to and from family members and business acquaintances. 7. A copy of a biographical novel written from his thoughts and memories by his friend and author, Humphrey Wynn, entitled, “Darkness Shall Cover Me”. Subtitled, Night Bombing over the Western Front. Together with the original typescript of the book, when provisionally entitled, “Peradventure the Darkness”, which contains a handwritten letter from the author to Monica, Leslie Blacking’s daughter. 8. A print entitled “Last Post”, presented to him during his visit to Ypres, 22nd April 1972, signed by the donor, F. Vandevoorde, O.B.E.
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