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Lot 117
EDWARD JULIUS DETMOLD (1883-1857): "DARWIN'S DREAM" 48cm x 33cm A pencil and pastel sketch depicting naturalist Charles Darwin sitting in a cane chair, surrounded by various skulls of beasts and a large globe and telescope. Darwin also appears to have a living child sitting on his knee. Drawn by Detmold circa 1920's, after Darwin's death, it was perhaps a working sketch for a painting that appears to have never been completed. Label to verso for Detmold's agent Oliver O'Donnell Frick, for 6 Margaretta Terrace in Chelsea. This drawing is previously unknown and unrecorded.
Lot 353
A GROUP OF FIGURINES, comprising a Franklin Mint 'Cinderella's Enchanted Moment' bell shaped snow globe, with certificate (ring around base loose), a 'Romance of Tara' Gone With the Wind musical figure group with dome, plays the Gone With the Wind theme, Franklin Porcelain Marie Antoinette, Isabella of Spain, Spring, and Catherine the Great, with certificates, Franklin Mint Lady Violet (sd to violets etc) and Lady Rose, each on a wooden base, a Victoria & Albert Museum 'Authorized Recreation' figurine numbered A2770, a Brooks & Bentley 'Caroline' figurine with certificate (head reglued), Franklin Mint/The House of Fabergé figurines 'Princess of the Ice Palace' and 'The Snow Queen', each standing on a separate glass base (some/extensive damage) (Condition report: generally ok, specific obvious damage as stated)
Lot 478
FOUR BOXES AND LOOSE ORNAMENTS AND SUNDRY ITEMS ETC, to include Andy Pearce 'Country Bird Collections' bird sculptures, Naturecraft plaster man and dog sculptures, assorted animal ornaments, Bells whisky decanters, Royal Doulton series ware plates, assorted drinking glasses, globe and shaft decanter, vintage amber glass bowls, Schweppes soda syphon, glass fishing floats, punch bowl and glasses etc
Lot 57
15 Swarovski Crystal ornaments to include ' Dolphin on Wave ', pineapple, bird bath (a/f), 2 x owls, bear, seahorse, hedgehog, shark, mouse, swan, dragonfly, high heeled shoe, decanter jug and one other, plus 2 x Swarovski brooches (bear with racket and flower design), and a quantity of similar unmarked crystal ornaments (apple, swan, globe, watering can, drinking glasses, etc)
Lot 136
Jason Gray-Stanford signed 10x8 colour photo. Stanford is a Canadian film, television and voice actor. He is best known for playing Lieutenant Randy Disher in the Emmy, SAG and Golden Globe-winning TV program Monk and for voicing the role of Raditz in Dragon Ball Z. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 306
Bernard Moore – Flambé vase of footed globe and shaft form with lustre glaze in shades of red, blue and yellow ochre; together with another of onion form with lustre glaze in shades of blue and grey on deep red, printed marks, 15cm high and smallerOn the blue piece, the darker glaze hasn’t taken in all places. The red piece has a small glazing chip on the rim of the base, pockmarks, and glazing imperfections.
Lot 310
Bernard Moore – Vase of footed globe and shaft form with high-fired copper glaze in shades of ox-blood and purple on a pale body; together with another of onion form with flambé glaze in shades of mottled ox-blood, grey and mauve, both painted ‘Bernard Moore’ to the base, 15cm high– The red and white piece has crazing and pockmarks all over. The red piece has light scratches in multiple places and a heavy series of scratches in a concentrated area of ½ cm x ½ cm. There are also pockmarks present.
Lot 313
Bernard Moore – Vase of globe and shaft form with flared neck with mottled blue green glaze to the exterior and red to the interior and base, printed mark, 10cm high; together with a Howson flambé double gourd vase, with speckled ochre over ox-blood glaze, inscribed ‘Howson 1911’ with monogram, 12cm highThe Blue piece has a semi-circle scratch on the bulb and light scratches all over. There is a large production flaw on the underside of the bulb close to the base and a few other minor production flaws all over.The Red piece has two large chips on the rim of the base. There is a hairline crack that has ringed around the piece and there is crazing all over. There is a small repaired chip on the rim.
Lot 241
A hallmarked 9ct yellow gold fancy link charm bracelet. The bracelet having stylised links, united by spring ring clasp & adorned with a multitude of charms. Charms to include; Pegasus (Birmingham 1962, GH), two boys (Birmingham), dice (London 1966, FM - Fred Manshaw Ltd), toby jug (Birmingham, H. G & S - Henry Griffith & Sons Ltd), jockey & horse (Birmingham 1973, EFC), pineapple, wedding cake glass bead vase (London 1965, Z Ld), aurora borealis bead globe, anchor (WHC), baby on scales, scallop shell, amethyst, unicorn (Birmingham), cross / crucifix, green stone lantern (Birmingham 1963, WHC - W H Collins & Co), ballerina (Birmingham 1968, H. C & S) & dog house (London 1965, S & K - Slade & Kempton). Bracelet hallmarked for Birmingham 1957, makers marks for J. C & S - Joseph Cook & Son.Total weight approx 53.7g. Measures approx 20cm.
Lot 403
Box of mixed items to include: boxed Auriol 10x50 binoculars, modern table globe, Baby Ben Westclox American vintage travel clock, small stoneware bottle, framed and glazed taxidermy butterfly, small circular religious print and a framed oils on canvas, still life of flowers, signed Y Beverly and a shoe last. (B.P. 21% + VAT)
Lot 165
Map of the Russian Empire; Publisher DANIEL LIZARS (Edinburgh, 1754-1812), late 19th century.It has damp stains, soiling, cracks and tears on the sides.Measurements: 59 x 90 cm.Map in which the Russian Empire is represented, following the round typology of the terrestrial globe in spite of being a map, characteristic for its two-dimensional idiosyncrasy. This map was edited by Daniel Lizars (1754-1812) who was the son of a shoemaker, but was apprenticed to Andrew Bell, a printer and engraver. Lizars set up his own printing press near St Giles' Cathedral and employed his own apprentices, including George Bartholomew, whose son John would go on to found the important map-making firm later known as John Bartholomew & Son Ltd.
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