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Click here to subscribedating: 19th Century provenance: France, Interesting and finely painted depiction of memento mori portraying the death wearing a 16th century armour, right hand placed on a closed helmet laying on a table. A golden chain with a medallion under the neck-line (Masonry?). Craquelé. In a modern frame. dimensions 48.5 x 66 cm.
dating: 19th Century provenance: Indopersia, Helmet with hemispherical skull, in iron, with floral weave and frames and cartouches with remains of golden drawings, lower border with cartouches with inscriptions in Arabic. A cusp of square section at the peak, on a circular base, with a knot, with traces of inlays. Sliding nose-piece and two plume-holders. Iron mail neck-defense with simple rings. The shield carved en suite, of circular shape and slightly convex in the center. With floral weave that overtakes the helmet drawing and thin frames, with remains of gilding. Four studs with festooned base. One frame with inscriptions in Arabic, border reinforced with brass band. The back with loops and remains of old lining. height helmet circa 50 cm.
dating: Late 19th Century provenance: Indopersia, Helmet with hemispherical skull, grooved with rays, plume holder on the rosette at the peak, nose-piece among two plume-holders, remains of mail neck-defense with fringes (diameter 35.8 cm) of circular, convex shape provided with four studs and reinforced border. Both decorated with brass and silver floral and geometrical motifs. height
dating: 1862 provenance: Japan, Kabuto with iron Hachi of 32 plate of rare, undulated shape. Signed 'Nakahachiman Minamoto Yoshikazu saku kore' and dated 'Bun-Kyu 2 nen Mizunoe Inu Ni-Gatsu Kitsu-Jitsu' (A fortunate day of February, year of the Dog, 1862). A brass Tehen-kanamono at the peak, with four rings, the three internal are carved with petals, the biggest engraved and partially pierced. Big Manju-shikoro of four, iron plates, lacquered in black and with matching lacing. Long Fuki-gaeshi covered with Egawa (printed leather) and provided with Take Mon (used by the powerful Matsudaira clan). Gilded, copper Maedate, depicting an Inome (a wild boar's eye, a symbol used by Matsudaira, as a heraldic emblem). Iron Menpo in ressei-men style, lacquered in brown outside; red inside; four-plated yodare kake, lacquered in brown. Fine Mogami-do, lacqured in black, enriched with elements covered with Egawa, matching, carved en suite with the helmet. With blue, silk lacing, Mimi-ito and Hishinui in red silk. Kusazuri of five elements, lacquered in black. Back-plate provided with a big, silk Agemaki. The armour is complete with its Kote, Sode, Kawa-haidate and Suneate. All the elements with lacquered plates and with elegant lacing and fabrics in antique silk and matching, further provided with elements in printed leather. In a fine, wooden, lacquered gusoku-bitsu, featuring a big, gilded Tomoe Mon. Minimal defects of time and slightest parts of lacquer missing. Mannequin is not included. Rare armour, matching and of a high quality, production of great charm and elegance. height as shown circa 145 cm.
A RICHARD PARKINSON (1927-1985) AND SUSAN PARKINSON (1925-2012) POTTERY FIGURE OF A GOLFER 39cm high and another of a policeman 33cm high, impressed marks to both (2) Condition Report: The golfer has a break at the top of the golf clubs which has been re stuck and a chip to the back. The policeman is missing the top of his helmet.
A George III silver seven bar toast rack, segmented arcading, gadroon border and squat ball feet, makers mark probably T and I S, Sheffield 1815, 208.4 gms together with a George III silver helmet shaped cream jug, with bead edge, gilt interior, on square form base, John Lambe, London 1787, 3.3 ozt 105 gms (2)
A collection of small silver, comprising: a George III baluster mug by Benjamin Mountigue, London 1787, later chased and presentation engraved, 13.5cm (5 1/4in) high; an Edwardian triple desk stamp box by Saunders & Shepherd, Birmingham 1902; a helmet shape cream jug by Trevor Towner, London 1971; a Victorian pierced drum mustard pot by George Adams for Chawner & Co., London 1855, with a blue glass liner; a pair of Victorian napkin rings by Thomas White, Birmingham 1883, in a leather covered case; another napkin ring; and a set of six Chinese export tea spoons by Lee Yee Hing, Hong Kong, circa 1900-40, with hardstone set terminals, in a card box, 722g (23.25 oz) gross
A collection of small silver, comprising: a George III circular pedestal sugar basket, maker's mark worn, London 1808, with a beaded swing handle and a blue glass liner; a George III helmet cream jug, London 1785; a George IV silver gilt christening cutlery set by Robert Mitchell, Birmingham 1823, with knife type embossed handles, in a red leather covered case; and a set of six silver gilt and enamelled coffee spoons by Barker Ellis Silver Co. Birmingham 1968, in a Garrard & Co. case with a delivery note from Garrard
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