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Lot 842
A collection of various furniture, etc. to include an oak oval drop leaf gate leg dining table on barley twist supports, two rectangular oak occasional tables, a modern office chair, a metal two tier circular plant stand, a wicker basket, a metal four tier kitchen shelf unit, a wicker crib, a pair of golf clubs
Lot 652
A 9ct gold bar, twisted bar and oval link gate bracelet, on a 9ct gold heart shaped padlock clasp, a pair of 9ct gold, sapphire and diamond set cluster earstuds, a pair of garnet set cluster earstuds, two pairs of 9ct gold earstuds, each in an interwoven design, and a pair of 9ct gold and peridot set single stone earstuds.
Lot 881
A small collection of trench art, including a cast brass ashtray depicting the Menin Gate Memorial in relief, a 3in shell case, dated 1917, an 18pdr shell case, dated 3/16, a small shell case, mounted on three German 7.92 inert bullets, and a Bofors shell case, dated 1942, together with a crudely constructed two seater model car with applied `R.E. 1914` to front bumper.
Lot 251
Various ladies` silver bracelets, comprising three bar gate bracelet, fitted with bolt ring fastener, padlock fitted to one end, heart shaped link bracelet, links connect to each other to fasten, brick link bracelet fitted with trigger fastener & an oval belcher link bracelet fitted with T-bar & large bolt ring fastener, plain heart fitted to one end, stamped, tested or h/m (2.04oz) (4)
Lot 242
*John Hall Thorpe (Australian 1874-1947), THE OPEN GATE; SUMMER; TWILIGHT; DAWN Four coloured woodcuts, signed and inscribed in pencil two 35 x 27cm and two 16.5 x 19cm (4). John Hall Thorpe, born in Victoria in 1874, learnt the art of colour woodblock printing in Sydney in the early 1890s, where he worked for the Sydney Mail. He moved to England in 1902 and attended Heatherley’s School of Art with key members of the Grosvenor School. He held his first one-man-show in 1918 which immediately established his reputation. His coloured prints, a deliberate reaction to the dull realism of post-war life, sold to a worldwide clientele.
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