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Click here to subscribeSIX PIECES OF MODERN COLOURED GLASS COMPRISING; P. COLLECTION` HALF RED AND CLEAR DOMED VASE, 5 1/2" (14cm) high, mottled brown inverted hat shaped BOWL, 5 1/4" (13.4cm) high, cased limted green EWER, 12" (30.5cm) high, tall grey cased bottle shaped VASE, 19 1/2" (49.5cm) high, pale blue VASE, 8" (20.3cm) high and pierced swirling red and white case free form VASE, 13" (33cm) high (6)
EIGHT PIECE NORITAKE PORCELAIN DRESSING TABLE SET THE THE MATCHING OVAL TRAY, COMPRISING; A PAIR OF CANDLESTICKS, PAIR OF SMALL LIDDED JARS AND COVERS, LARGER LIDDED JAR AND COVER, HAIR TIDY, HAT PIN HOLDER and RING HOLDER, decorated in colours and gilt with floral panels, the tray, 12 3/4" x 10" (32.4cm x 25.4cm) blue printed marks
ORIENTAL CARVED IVORY GROUP OF TWO FIGURES, one standing wearing a large straw hat, carrying an axe and basket of fruit on his back, the other small squatting figure holding a mallets and a chisel, on ivory circular base with two baskets of fruit, 5 1/4" high, 4 1/8" wide, incised signature on base (a.f.)
TWO RARE LATE VICTORIAN ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN CHARACTER FIGURES, one of a young man wearing a wide brimmed hat, his hands in his trouser pockets, the other a corpulent man wearing a wide brimmed hat, his hands in his long coat pockets, each standing on `cobbled` pavement bases, each with an impressed mark and indistinct lozenge registration symbol, 5 1/2" (14cm) high (2)
TWO NINETEENTH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURE OF WOMAN, PAINTED IN COLOURS, one holding wheat sheaves, 7 3/4" (19.7cm) high THE OTHER in dress and plumed hat holding a lamb, 8 1/2" (21.6cm), a SMALL SILL HOLDER GROUP, 8 1/4" (21cm) high and a SMALL FIGURE LADY RIDING SIDE SADDLE, 5 1/2" (14cm) (a.f.) (4)
Selection of Capo-di-Monte figures including man fixing shoe, boy eating melon etc (qty) CONDITION REPORT Shoe maker - chip to hat. Stamp collector - smashed and re-glued. Boy eating melon re-glued. Lady and child good order. Girl in orange dress - umbrella chipped. All other items seem to be in good order
Circa 1930s Cameron Erracht Highland Dress for a small boy, comprising of a tartan kilt with pin, tartan shorts, tartan tie, kilt socks with tartan tops and garters, shirt and waistcoat, green velvet jacket, also fox sporran with chain belt and Highland Dress hat with red pom pom and black ribbons, includes a photograph of young boy wearing the outfit, Art Deco frame
1920s Harry Hall of Cheapside, London, gentlemen's black tailed jacket with high waisted button fly trousers, also black evening dress jacket, matching waistcoat, plus trousers, together with another black evening jacket by J. Norfolk, Colchester and a bowler hat by Scotts of Piccadilly 'The Club', size 6 3/4
Ladies' and gentlemen's vintage hats and shoes, 1930s and later, including 1950s pointed silver and gold brocade stiletto evening shoes in original box and twenty hats, raffia, felt, velvet, suede trilby, Russian military, berets and later vintage designer ladies' hats including Kangol and London labels, Liberty, Bailey Tomlin, Philip Somerville and Herbert Johnson (2 boxes and 2 card hat boxes)
An 18th century gold mounted ivory box, inset with a miniature portrait by: Gervase Spencer (c.1715-1763), of a young lady, half length, in a black dress hung with pearls, white chemise and a black feathered hat, signed with initials and dated 1749, on ivory, oval 4.7 x 3.8cm, box 11cm long CONDITION REPORT: Later mirror and relining to interior. Ivory doesn't sit flush to the gold mounts at one end. Splits to both ends of box - see images. No other major faults but the box has been restored: Interior has been relined and has new glass. The miniature and the box generally has been cleaned, scratch mark numbers to rim.
A hardstone cameo ring, with an octagonal, carved banded agate cameo, depicting a gentleman in a top hat rub set to a bezel hand engraved with a laurel leaf border. Hand engraved laurel leaf tapering shoulders, to a plain shank. Tested as approximately 9ct gold. Finger size N-N½ (ring clip fitted)
Mixed jewellery, to include, 9 carat gold amethyst and pearl set brooch, 15 carat gold diamond set stick pin, yellow metal pearl set stick pin, Victorian mourning brooch, ivory mounted hat pin, carved in relief with figures amongst trees and buildings, with two similar carved drops etc., (qty)
An Ivory Netsuke of a Woman kneeling to beat a roll of cloth, signed Masatoshi in an irregular reserve;an Ivory Netsuke of an elephant beside a rustic dwelling, signed; an Ivory Netsuke of a rat peering out of a cloth bundle, unsigned; an Ivory Netsuke of a Bakemono wearing a leaf hat and with articulated tongue, unsigned: and two other Ivory Netsuke, all 19th-20th century (6)
A WHITE METAL HAT PIN STAND AND VARIOUS HAT PINS having a shaped and pierced divider over a finial topped slender stem and domed cushion base with circular foot, unmarked. 14.5cm(h), holding six hat pins of various design, five by maker Charles Horner. Condition Report: Some deterioration to cushion, some bending to pins and terminals, wear to larger pins terminal.
Beiles (Sinclair) TALES. (With six original woodcuts by Cecil Skotnes) 4to (275 x 215 mm) Produced by Bernard Sachs. Foreword by Stephen Gray. 46 pages, 6 coloured woodcut prints, errata slip, pictorial (design by Skotnes) white card covers (paperback). Published by the Gryphon Poets and distributed by Exclusive Books, 73 Kotze Street, Hillbrow, Johannesburg. Stephen Gray writes in his introduction, ‘Sinclair Beiles is a legend that lives and accretes. I tried to find him in Europe, but each time he was frontiers in the other direction. Then he was in the doorway of a travel agent in Athens – his straw hat much deformed by wind and tide….He is extremely pleased that his collaboration with Cecil Skotnes had resulted in the woodblocks that illustrate the Tales….Here they are then. They will amuse South Africa coming from this prodigal, generous vagabond who’s never washed of his South African youth.’ In a later article in the Mail & Guardian Gray is more critical of Beiles who is sometimes called the only South African ‘Beat’ poet and a resident with William Burroughs and others at the famed Beat Hotel in Paris in the 1950’s. See: http://www.mg.co.za/article/2009-09-07-howling-to-be-a-beat Also: Who Was Sinclair Beiles? by Gary Cummiskey: http://realitystudio.org/interviews/who-was-sinclair-beiles/ Good Johannesburg Gryphon Poets No date (copyright 1972) Reserve: $75 Click here to view further details and to bid
A Staffordshire chimney ornament modelled as a girl seated on a spaniel with liver markings, h. 20 cm together with a pair of watch holders "Scotsman and Spaniel" groups and a model of a standing greyhound CONDITION REPORT: cracks and other typical damage, nose of dog been off but glued back on, damage to yellow hat at back and damage to dogs back legs on kennel
Pair of late 19th/early 20th Century Continental bisque porcelain anthromorphic Frog figures, one formed as a lawn bowler, 18.5cm high, the other formed as a dandy, 19cm high Frog in hat - loss to bow at one end of hat, chip to top front of leading foot, other frog - also has chip to one foot approximately 6mm x 4mm - ** General condition consistent with age
19th Century cast iron figural cased mantel clock formed as a man playing a banjo, probably American, the figure wearing wide brimmed hat, red waistcoat and having moving eyes, 42cm high Paint has discoloured and there are areas of missing painted decoration, dial is crazed, we do not guarantee clock movements to be working - ** General condition consistent with age
A rare pre-war Schuco yes/no dwarf, with felt head and hands, black boot button eyes, white mohair beard, jointed body with lever-operated head mechanism, red mohair hat, green felt top, velvet trousers and metal glasses, 1930s - 11in (28cm) high (fading in parts and patch in seat of trousers)
An unusual turned and painted wooden Regency Gentleman Candy container, with top hat, frock coat, jointed arms, cane and standing on a green cylindrical wooden base, circa 1912 - 8in (20cm) high (one arm replaced); and a cloth Tyrol winter sports doll with wooden skis, a spare set of skis and a three man toboggan - 5½in (14cm) high
A rare Chad Valley Navy Week Bulldog, 1930s, of beige velvet, orange and black glass eyes, light brown stitched nose and mouth, brown shading, white cotton hat with ‘Navy Week’ band, oil-cloth collar with blue Chad Valley celluloid covered button and red and white woven label on inside back leg - 7¾in (19.5cm) high (slight discolouration and staining to top of hat) - This bulldog was sold during the Navy Week, which started in 1927, where the ports and ships were open to the general public
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