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A PAINTED POTTERY FIGURE OF A POLO PLAYER, SUI TO TANG DYNASTYChina, 581-907. Modeled sitting in a saddle on a galloping horse, her head facing forward, her hair tied into a high chignon, the face finely painted with eyes and red lips, the arms bent to swing a polo stick, the horse energetically leaping forward extending all legs to their fullest in mid-air, its mouth agape and ears pricked.Provenance: From an old private collection in Illinois, USA. Condition: Some repair, filling and touchups as generally expected from authentic Sui and Tang dynasty excavations. Losses, fissures, firing cracks, and encrustations, remnants of pigments. Natural wear and weathering overall.Weight: 2,988 g (excl. stand), 4,788 g (incl. stand) Dimensions: Length 36.8 cmWith a modern stand. (2)The earliest literary and visual evidence of polo in China dates from the 7th and 8th centuries, including stories of polo-playing emperors and members of the imperial family. A mural depicting a game of polo, datable to the years AD 706-11, found in the tomb of Li Xian, Crown Prince Zhanghuai (AD 654-84), is discussed and illustrated by J. Fontein and Wu Tung in Han and Tang Murals, Boston, 1976, p. 101, nos. 122-25, col. pl. 15.Literature comparison:Pottery figures of polo players fall into two categories: dynamic riders seated on horses shown in full "flying gallop", with no support or stand, and elegant riders seated stiffly on horses standing on a rectangular base. The present figures belong to the first category, as do the four closely related figures of female polo players in the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, dated ca. 650-700, object numbers 48-31/1, 2, 3, and 4. See, also, the figure in the Tenri Museum in Japan, illustrated by Hasebe and Sato, Sekai toji zenshu, vol. 11, Tokyo, 1976, pl. 183.Auction result comparison:Type: Closely relatedAuction: Sotheby's Paris, 18 October 2018, lot 118Price: EUR 16,250 or approx. EUR 19,000 adjusted for inflation at the time of writingDescription: A painted pottery figure of a polo player, Sui dynastyExpert remark: Compare the closely related pose, pigments, and size (38 cm)隋唐時期彩繪馬球仕女俑中國,581-907年。仕女著緊身服、騎馬,面目刻畫精緻,手中木質鞠杖已朽失,但策馬打球的身姿栩栩如生。 來源:美國伊利諾斯州私人舊藏。 品相:一些修復、填充和潤色。有缺失、裂縫、燒製裂紋和結殼、顏料殘留物。整體自然磨損和風化。 重量:2,988 克 (不含底座),4,788 克 (含底座) 尺寸:長 36.8 厘米 現代底座 (2) 中國最早的馬球歷史可追溯到七世紀至八世紀,一些文學中還描述了打馬球的皇帝和皇室成員的故事。見章懷太子李賢(654-84) 之墓,見J. Fontein、Wu Tung in Han和Tang Murals,波士頓,1976年,頁101,編號122-25,彩圖15。 文獻比較: 彩繪馬球人俑可見於兩種形式:一種是充滿活力的騎手坐在馬背上,展現出全力"飛奔"的型態,沒有支撐物或支架;另一種則是優雅的騎手僵硬地坐在馬背上,人俑立於長方形底座上。現拍品屬於第一種形式。四件非常相近的馬球仕女俑,收藏於Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art,年代為650-700,收藏編號48-31/1,2,3和4。另一件收藏於日本天理參考館,見Hasebe和Sato,《Sekai toji zenshu》,卷11,東京,1976年,頁183。 拍賣結果比較: 形制:非常相近 拍賣:巴黎蘇富比,2018年10月18日,lot 118 價格:EUR 16,250(相當於今日EUR 19,000) 描述:隋代彩繪馬球人俑 專家評論:比較非常相近的姿勢、顏料,以及尺寸 (38厘米)。
[CHILDRENS] Johns, Capt. W.E. Biggles Gets His Men, first edition, Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1950, blue boards, dustjacket (non price-clipped), illustrations by Stead, octavo; together with Biggles Hunts Big Game, first edition, Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1948, scarlet cloth, dustjacket (non price-clipped), illustrations by Stead, octavo; and Biggles Charter Pilot, reprint, Oxford University Press, 1951, green cloth, dustjacket (non price-clipped), illustrations by Mendoza, octavo, (3). Condition Report : Gets His Man: good; Hunts Big Game: jacket torn and creased, with small losses at spine ends and corners; ink ownership inscription to front free endpaper; Charter Pilot: generally good, jacket with minor nicks and chips and 1cm tear, without loss, at base of upper joint. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
A monumental late 19th Century figural spelter mantle clock, the drum movement striking on a bell, in a renaissance influenced case having mythical cat's heads to the front corners, the dial draped with game and the whole surmounted by a figure of a horse standing on a naturalistic base, 58 x 23 x 61 cm, [runs briefly]
COLLECTION OF SPORTING INTEREST BOOKS including The Complete Angler by Walton and Cotton, Fishing & Shooting by Buxton, The Horse and the Hound by Nimrod, Sporting Magazine (1830s), Days and Nights of Salmon Fishing by Scrope, Game Birds of India, Burma & Ceylong (Vol. II) and further similarQty: 3 boxes
Harry Kernoff RHA (1900-1974)Gantries on a Sunday, Belfast 1936Oil on board, 61.7 x 94cm (24 x 37")Inscribed with the title verso in the artist's handExhibited: Thought to be 'Gantries from Victoria Park, Belfast' RHA 1936 Cat. No. 78 Priced £50.0.0'Harry Kernoff Exhibition' Godolphin Gallery, March 1974 Cat No. 2 under title 'Gantries On a Sunday, Belfast 1936' where thought to have been purchased and thence by descent to the current owner.Louis MacNeice’s 1937 poem Carrickfergus opens with the line ‘I was born in Belfast between the mountain and the gantries / To the hooting of lost sirens and the clang of trams’, capturing the sound and landscape of the city and its industry. Similarly, in this painting, Harry Kernoff finds a moment of leisure in Victoria Park under the looming cranes of the Harland and Woolfe shipyard, framed by the mauve Belfast Hills. To the left of the painting, the distinctive Arrol Gantry is visible, built in 1908 and a crucial component in the ability of the company to build large liners like the RMS Titanic and RMS Olympic. Against this imposing backdrop, the game of two boys – setting their small toy boat to sail across the lake – adds a charming touch to the scene. Born in London in January 1900, Harry Kernoff moved to Dublin with his family in 1914. While working as an apprentice cabinet maker with his father, the young artist attended classes at the Kevin Street Technical Schools, before moving to the Dublin Metropolitan School of Art. In 1923, Kernoff was awarded the Taylor Scholarship and his first solo exhibition was held in the rooms of the Society of Dublin Painters in 1927. Over the following decades, Kernoff dedicated his painting practice to the representation of daily life in Ireland’s towns and cities, chiefly in Dublin, but extending to Killarney, London, Paris, and Belfast. He was elected to the Royal Hibernian Academy in 1935 and was a regular exhibitor there throughout his career. In 1936, Kernoff included Gantries from Victoria Park, Belfast among his submissions to the RHA Annual Exhibition: a catalogue price of £50 suggests that the work was a well-sized oil, perhaps the present work. There is a detailed preparatory sketch for this painting in the National Gallery of Ireland (NGI. 7766.357). Part of the extensive collection donated by the artist’s sister, Lena Kernoff, after his death, the sketch is robust and meticulous in its depiction and annotation of the scene. Kernoff noted that he observed the ‘Gantry’s [sic] from Victoria Park, Belfast’ on the 11 July 1935. For the most part, the sketch aligns with the present oil, showing the latticed ironwork of the gantries, contrasting with the curve of the bridge and flowing water. A sauntering bird, however, has been replaced with a striding worker – a Belfast cousin of the artist’s characteristic Dublin dockers. Four sketches in this collection relate to this visit to Belfast, with the artist also capturing views of the Bellevue Steps at Belfast Zoo and two views from the top of Cave Hill. Paintings related to these sketches were exhibited at the Waddington Galleries in 1936, and at further Dublin exhibition in 1937. For artists interested in the urban landscape, Belfast’s harbour and shipping industry had long provided visual inspiration: ranging from early nineteenth-century vedute to William Conor’s evocative street scenes and depictions of the city’s workers. This painting, filled with the colour and character of Kernoff’s best urban paintings, is an important component of the artist’s oeuvre and a notable representation of the northern city. Kathryn Milligan April 2023
Mixed vintage game systems and games to include a boxed Nintendo Game Boy with Alex Kidd in Miracle World Game built in, Super Nintendo Score Master System II boxed, along with mixed games to include Street Fighter II, Mario Gold, Super Mario Land, Robo Cop 2, Sonic the Hedgehog and others Location:
Quantity of Transformers games, vehicles, figurines and others including Hasbro Transformers The Last Knight Premier Edition Autobot Sqweeks figure (sealed), remote control Optimus Prime and Bumblebee vehicles, Habro Bumblebee figurine, air hockey game, super pinball, Disguise Transformers Revenge of the Fallen Optimus Prime sword, and others, all generally Fair Plus to Near Mint, with some being in Fair to Excellent packaging. Untested and unchecked for completeness. (11)
Quantity of Hopalong Cassidy collectables including Milton Bradley Hopalong Cassidy Game 1950 (Complete), framed signed picture (signed Bill Boyd & Topper in red ink), Capitol Record Reader Hopalong Cassidy and The Singing Bandit, vintage annuals and books, milk carton, paper plates, and others, all generally Fair to Good. (qty)
Quantity of Cowboy/Western related collectables includes Roy Rogers post cards and stickers, The Lone Ranger DVD box set, Louis Marx & Co. The Lone Ranger booklets x 3, The Lone Ranger and the Desert Storm book, Lone Ranger photos, Gene Autry card set within miniature metal lunch box style tin, Hoot Gibson Cowboy Hero Arcade cards, Milton Bradley Wells Fargo Game (complete), belts, pictures and others, all generally Fair Plus to Good. (qty)
Vivid Imaginations Captain Scarlet and The Mysterons Electronic Angel Interceptor, Excellent, within Good Plus opened packaging, includes inserts. Matchbox Stingray Action Submarine, Near Mint, Unused, within Excellent opened packaging. Matchbox Stingray Marineville Headquarters action play set, within Good Plus sealed packaging. Peter Pan Playthings Captain Scarlet and The Mysterons Adventure Game, Good Plus, unchecked for completeness, within Good Plus opened box. (4)
Quantity of Roy Rogers collectables includes vintage The American Thermos Bottle Co. Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Double R Bar Ranch metal lunch box, Roy Rogers Rodeo Game 1949 (incomplete), Roy Rogers boots salt and pepper shakers, Roy Rogers coffee pot salt and pepper shakers, Roy Rogers and Dale Evans wall clock, vintage lined A4 notebooks x 16, comic and cowboy annuals x 4, comics x 14, contest entry card 1948, and others, all generally Fair to Near Mint, some within Fair to Excellent opened packaging. (qty)
Quantity of modern and vintage Roy Rogers collectables including vintage picture cards, Posts Sugar Crisp Roy Rogers 3-D Viewer, wrist watches, wall clock, silver plated spoons, flash light, mug, salt and pepper shakers, tins, and others, all generally Good to Near Mint. Also includes Marks & Spencer Quick Draw Cody game, Excellent to Near Mint, within Good Plus to Excellent opened packaging. (qty)
TWO UNBOXED MINIC No.2 PLASTIC CLOCKWORK SPORTS CARS, both in playworn condition, No.204M with horn and No.206M with gears, not tested, 204M has damage to windscreen and is missing rear bumper, but otherwise both appear largely complete and in fair condition, both missing keys, with an unmarked small metal three reel push button arcade style game and a boxed Kay Peep-Scope film viewer Featuring Buck Ryan of the Daily Mirror with viewer and three boxed film strip boxes but only one film strip, all appear in good condition but outer box lid has some damage
A BOXED GRANDSTAND FIREFOX F-7 ELECTRONIC TABLETOP GAME, not tested, but appears complete and in very good condition, battery box in good condition, complete with instructions, warranty card and catalogue, a boxed Tomy Planet Zeon Tomytronic 3-D Portable Electronic Game, No.7615, not tested, but appears complete and in very good condition, battery box in good condition, boxes both complete and in fairly good condition with some minor damage and wear, with a boxed Mattel Battlestar Galactica Cylon Centurian figure, not tested, appears complete with accessories and instructions and in fairly good condition with some wear to silvering on armour, battery box in good condition, height approx. 31cm, box damaged (3)
TWO BOXES OF MISCELANEOUS TOYS, GAMES AND BUILT MECCANO VEHICLE, to include a light blue Corgi Spitfire, numbered to the side K 5054, with missing parts, a Monopoly World of Warcraft, wear to outer box and looks to be missing a few parts, a Monopoly Star Wars Saga Edition set, again box damaged and unchecked for completion, a Star Wars the Force Awakens Micromachines Milennium Falcon B3533, no figures but all moving parts work, Black Box game, Plato game, wooden Wine Lock Puzzle game, Lord of the rings Top Trumps, featuring three different sets, a built Meccano truck, dismantled Nikko radio controlled Title Truck, not complete, an educational skull with removeable top revealing the parts of the brain, also included are seventeen Asterix books by Goscinny and Uderzo, Hodder Dargaud, and a Lord of the Rings movie guide by Brian Sibley,
Green, purple, and pink coloration.The Ugly Duchess lives in Wonderland and plays croquet with the Queen. Alice found the game a curious one, with live hedgehogs for balls, flamingoes for mallets and playing-card soldiers, who doubled over to serve as the arches. Series: Alice in Wonderland. Royal Doulton backstamp. Artist: Max HenkIssued: 1965 - 1973Dimensions: 6.75"HManufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Good.
Yellow hair; cream hat; brown tunic.Phoebe Anne Moses (1860 - 1926) learned to shoot at the age of eight and helped support her family by killing game for a hotel in Cincinnati, Ohio. At 15, she defeated professional marksman Frank Butler in a shooting contest. She married him in 1876 and became a regular performer in shooting exhibitions, using the stage name Annie Oakley. She was a star of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show from 1885 - 1901, when she was injured in a train accident and forced to retire. During World War I she trained American soldiers in marksmanship. Series: The Wild West Collection. Royal Doulton backstamp. Artist: Stanley J. TaylorIssued: 1985 - 1989Dimensions: 5.25"HManufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Good.
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