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Lot 203
Two Chinese blue & white teapots; a similar helmet shaped cream jug; a teacup and saucer with 4 character signature to baseBullet teapot extensively repaired, bronzed border teapot handle broken and restuck, lid replaced; cup has small hairline to rim, saucer chips to rim; jug in good condition
Lot 294
Carlo Ferranti (Italian, 1840-1908),Portrait of Captain William Palgrave (1771-1833), half-length, in the uniform of a Captain in the Norfolk Yeomanry, c.1798;Portrait of Mrs William Palgrave (1780-1863), half-length, in a black dress with a gold shawl, lace fichu and white lace turbana pair, signed and dated 'C Ferranti / 1864' l.r., watercolour on buff paper, oval25 x 20cm (2)William Palgrave was the eldest son of William and Elizabeth Palgrave of Coltishall, Norfolk. He married Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel Parker of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, on 18 October 1798 at St Paul's Church, Covent Garden, London. They had twelve children. William Palgrave died in Dublin, where he is buried.The present watercolour is copied by Ferranti from an earlier portrait in oils, known from an engraving by Joseph Brown.A volunteer unit, the Norfolk Yeomanry (originally titled the Norfolk Rangers), was raised in 1782, during the American Revolutionary War by the Hon George Townshend. From its formation, the Norfolk Yeomanry wore the Tarleton pattern helmet, red tunics with gold lace frogging and blue facings, all as illustrated in Ferranti’s watercolour. Along with many other Yeomanry regiments, the Norfolk Yeomanry, as formed in 1782, was disbanded in 1828 although it was twice later recreated.We are grateful to Christopher Joll for his assistance with the catalogue entry.Condition report: Captain Palgrave: the paper is discoloured, and browns more intensely around the sitter. The paper is speckled with light-coloured foxing throughout. Mrs Palgrave: the paper is lightly discoloured, with more intense browns around her turban. There are a few dark prominent spots of foxing, and one or two white spots also. A couple of very tiny water stains to her clothing. Neither seen outside of frames.
Lot 3778
Jingasa Helm, Japan, 18./19. Jh., Edo-zeitlich. Innen roter, außen schwarzer Lack auf Pappmaché-Kern mit Familienwappen (Mon) als Goldauflage (Fächer in Kreiskartusche). Helmspitze mit profiliertem und reliefierten Kupferblech, umgeben von 5 Schwertkanuf-Motiven. Stellenweise leicht ber., Kante mit einigen Abplatzungen, D. ca. 37 cmJingasa helmet, Japan, 18th/19th century, Edo period. Red lacquer inside, black lacquer outside on papier-mâché core with family crest (Mon) as gold overlay (fan in circular cartouche). Helmet top with profiled and relief copper sheet surrounded by 5 sword canuf motifs. Slightly rubbed in places, edge with some chipping, d. ca. 37 cm.
Lot 4118
Großer figülicher Westerwälder Steinzeugkrug, um 1900, runder Stand, Korpus in Form eines stehenden Mannes, seitl. angesetzter Henkel, grauer Scherben mit blauer Bemalung, ornamentales Reliefdekor, Sinnspruch, Deckel in Helmform, best., Gesamth. H. 33,5 cmLarge figural Westerwald stoneware jug, around 1900, round stand, body in the shape of a standing man, handle attached to the side, gray body with blue painting, ornamental relief decoration, aphorism, lid in the shape of a helmet, bumped, total h. H. 33,5 cm
Lot 4306
Tauchhelm im alten Stil (Reproduktion), Kupfer und MEssing. Auf der ovalen Messingplakette auf der Brust bez. ''Navy diving Helmet Mark V Model 1 (...). minimal ber., ca. 45 x 35 x 35 cmDiving helmet in the old style (reproduction), copper and MEssing. On the oval brass plaque on the chest marked ''Navy diving Helmet Mark V Model 1 (...). minimally rubbed, ca. 45 x 35 x 35 cm
Lot 2471
Jubiläumsteller, Meissen, Marke nach 1934, 2. W., glatte Form, Dekor in Unterglasurblau, Stahlhelmbund, zum 10-jährigen Jubiläum des Landesverbandes Sachsen, 1924-1934, Ø 25 cmJubilee plate, Meissen, mark after 1934, 2nd choice, smooth form, decoration in underglaze blue, steel helmet collar, for the 10th anniversary of the Saxony regional association, 1924-1934, Ø 25 cm
Lot 9
Black StoneNorth-India, 12th century Pala DynastyDimensions: Height 10,5 cmWeight: 282 gramsThe God of Wealth and existing as five different kind of Jambhalas, this Buddhist god stands for material and spiritual wealth. The Hindu equivalent is Kubera. Jambhala with his shakti in a tender embrace on a lotus with seven globular pots. Both minimally ornamented, save for his elaborate tiered conical helmet.
Lot 3022
WW2 grey painted British Home Front steel helmet with original size 7 liner dated 1940 and marked BMB (Briggs Motor Bodies) and webbing chin strap, rim pierced with two sets of three holes indicating unsuitable for front line use D30cm; and pair of WW1 trench art brass shell case vases with undulating rims, one inscribed 'Souvenir of Le Bassee', the other 'Souvenir of Mons', dated 1918, H13cm (3) - Condition Report The circumference of the headband is 59cm (23 � inches)
Lot 215
Two RAF Pilot's Flying helmets, a Mk3C, stores reference 22C/1303172, with painted white shell; together with a further Mk3 helmet with NVG rack, stores reference 22C/2393, each with painted white shell (2)Condition report: Helmet 1 - Crazing and scratching the helmet shell, both visors scratched and scuffed, general wear all over, some losses to the foam and liner, no apparent size detailHelmet 2 (with rack, no visor) - Size medium, purple lining slightly ripped to interior but leather liner intact, ear pieces worn, shell very worn, flaked and crazed. Please see images
Lot 217
Two RAF Pilot's Mk4A flying helmets, stores reference 22C/1303989, with reflective tape to the rear of crowns, two-part nylon chinstraps, outer tinted blast visor and clear inner visors, original drab green painted shells, one helmet complete with exterior cloth cover (2)Condition report: Helmet 1 - Size med/broad. Exterior visor badly scratched and scuffed, likewise to the interior visor. Shell is scratched, scuffed and has several areas of paint flaking. Foam lining to interior is badly degrading and only partial sections remain, leather liner appears intact. Coating around the jack is very degraded.Helmet 2 (marked ML) - Size med/broad. Outer visor general good with minor wear, inner visor likewise. Shell with sections of paint loss and interior with shedding to the foam liner.Please see additional images.
Lot 218
Two RAF pilot's Mk3C flying helmets, stores reference 22C/1303173, fitted with mask hook and straps, reflective tape to the rear of crown, complete with both visors, one marked 'Barnfield IX.33', with Denis Ferranti LTD electrical headsets (2)Issued throughout the 1970s and 80s, these are one of the most popular RAF bone domes.Condition report: Helmet 1 - Inner visor heavily scratched and scuffed, some slight nicks to edges. Exterior visor also scratched and scuffed. The dome seems intact but with crazing, scuffing and scratching to the paintwork. Foam lining is shedding heavily. 2nd helmet (Barnfield) - Scratches and scuffs all over the dome, interior purple lining partially ripped, foam lining heavily shedding, inner visor generally good order although the exterior visor is scuffed and scratched. Visor cover has a big rip. Please see images, no signs of size markings
Lot 219
Two RAF Pilot's Mk10B ALPHA flying helmets, stores reference 22C/7703392, with reflective tape to rear of crown and original drab green painted shells.Condition report: Helmet 1 - size med/broad, some minor scuffs, scratches to exterior visor, internal visor generally ok, the interior seems relatively good condition with foam in good order but there is some wear to the shell and paint losses/scratchesHelmet 2 - size med/broad, some shedding to interior foam and there is some lifting of the shell from the edges, several noticeable scratches to the exterior paintwork also, both visors have scratches
Lot 223
Two RAF Pilot's Flying helmets - comprising Mk10B, stores reference 212C/7703393 and Mk4B, stores reference 22C/0005554, each with drab olive paint to shell and reflective tape to rear of crown (2)Condition report: Foam intact with no signs of shedding, both helmets have some scuffs and sections of loss to the painted shells. One of the helmets has several obvious scratches and marks to both visors, the other helmet's visors are in a better condition. One helmet marked sizing MED/LONG
Lot 101
Ca. 1368-1644 AD. Chinese Ming Dynasty. An elaborately crafted warrior attendant figure dressed and green and orange armour, with a tall conical helmet with a light coloured tassel, possibly meant to imitate horse hair. The warrior holds an object in his left hand. During the Ming Dynasty the Chinese art industry flourished and the production of ceramic and porcelain pieces increased exponentially. Figures of this type were particularly popular during the Ming artistic revival which placed great importance on depicting aspects of Chinese political and social life including warriors, servants and ladies of high status. Good condition.Size: L:220mm / W:75mm ; 495g; Provenance: Important estate collection from Oxfordshire; formed in the 1970s-2000.
Lot 107
C. AD 618-907. Tang Dynasty. Large terracotta head of a soldier. The soldier is depicted scowling with a creased brow, fierce eyes, wide nose, curling moustache, pinched lips, and wearing a helmet. Figures of this type were particularly popular during the Tang Dynasty which which placed great importance on depicting aspects of Chinese political and social life including warriors, servants and ladies of high status. Good condition.Size: L:220mm / W:103mm ; 1.73kg; Provenance: From an old British collection formed in the 1990s.
Lot 239
C. 100-300 AD. Roman. A silver ring with a D-shaped hoop and flattened, circular plate bezel. The engraved design on the bezel depicts a standing personification of Roma, the city of Roma, who wears a plumed helmet, while holding a spear in one hand and a winged victory in the other, symbolising her dominion over the whole of the Roman empire. This beautiful item may once have belonged to a Roman military officer. Excellent condition; wearable. Size: D: 18.35mm / US: 8 1/4 / UK: Q1/2; 3.9g; Provenance: Property of a North London gentleman; previously acquire on the UK/European art market in the 1990s;
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