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Max Papart (France, 1911-1994) large cubist oil on canvas 'Playing Guitar'. Signed lower right. Titled and dated 1988 verso. Sight Size: 31.5 x 38 in. Overall Size: 35.25 x 42.25 in. Purchased from Nahan Galleries (New York City). With original gallery label verso. Influenced by such rich and varied sources as Cranach, Delacroix, Matisse, and Klee and inspired by his friend Jacques Prevert, Max Papart did work intended to open a window into a world that provokes as much thought as pleasure. Since his first one-man show in 1946, he had over 300 museum and gallery exhibitions around the globe, and is the subject of dozens of books and catalogues.
FRENCH GILT METAL AND MARBLE CLOCK, late 19th century, the 3 1/2" enamelled dial on a brass, eight day movement hourly striking to a bell, mounted with an astrologer holding a map of the stars, seated beside a globe and telescope, stamped Deprez, on a shaped white marble base, under a glass dome, with key and pendulum, clock height 37cm, width 43cm
Corgi Classics Original Omnibus Company Collection of Diecast Model Trams ( 5 ) In Total. Comprises 1/ Balloon Tram ( Blackpool ) Pleasure Beach 435007, Empire Pools Tram 707. 2/ Blackpool Corporation Blackpool Zoo, 44004 Brush Rail Coach / Tram. 3/ Corgi Classics Blackpool Brush Rail Tram / Coach No 43512, Pontins / Starr Gate Star. 4/ Blackpool Balloon Tram OM 43504 - The Globe Blackpool Pleasure Beach - Elipse. 5/ Blackpool Brush Rail Tram / Coach 1980's Livery No 43513 Coral Island. Star Gate / Pleasure Beach Stop. All Trams In Excellent / Nr Mint Condition, No Boxes. Please See Photo.
SILVER MOUNTED GLOBE AND SHAFT DECANTER AND STOPPER, with faceted neck and body, engraved with a crest and the motto Concordia Parvae Res Crescunt, height 29cm; and two modern decanters, the first engraved with an otter in water on a baluster body, the second with a knight on horseback on a mallet body (6)
A 19th century globe clock by Charles Frodsham of London. The brass globe has engraved map of the world and silvered chapter ring running the length of the 'equator' with Roman numerals. On mahogany base with name plaque reading 'Charles Frodsham, London'. The domed lid lifts to reveal the winding platform, also bearing maker's name and serial no. 0167/5000. Eight day, single train movement. 28 x 16cm. Condition reports are not availabe for our Interiors Sales.
A group of collectors' items including ceramic trinket boxes, glass figures, vintage playing cards, an embroidered dressing table set, a brass tyre pump, a pair of Chinese carved hardwood glove stretchers, a box of 'Mapping Pens', a Falks 'Globe-Trotter' travelling iron and a collection of various souvenir electroplated spoons, also three bamboo walking sticks including two silver mounted examples.
A group of treen, predominantly 20th century and also including a 19th century rolling rule stamped 'Hugh James', a 19th century lozenge shaped box with swivel lid, a box and cover, card box, modern miniature globe, etc. CONDITION REPORT: Some surface scratches and general damage, but basically OK.
Globe Pendant (UK) Matt Brass & Clear 50cm Inspired By A Vintage 1950s Holophane Streetlight From Tim’s Personal Collection, The Globe Pendant Reinterprets European Industrial Lighting Into A More Refined Piece For The Home. The Cast Glass Globe Has A Distinctive Grid Texture And Is Finished In Either Clear Glass With A Brass Dome For A Classic Look, Or Smoked Glass With An Iridescent Petrol Metal Dome For A More Contemporary Twist. 56 x 50 x 50cm RRP £1130
Sotheby & Co. and Christies: a small quantity to include The Mulliner Collection of 1924, the Swaythling Collection, 1924, Property of Earl Ashburnham 1914, Randolph Hearst 1938, Collection of Michael Noble Esq. 1944, The Airthrey Renaissance Gold Globe Cup & other objects, 1937, the Plomer-Ward Heirlooms 1914, Estate of the late J.P. Morgan, 1947, John Noble, Lord Brownlow, Early Howe and others (lot)

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