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Lot 729
A Beaver Furniture oak dining suite, comprising an adzed oak table with two extension leaves and four lattice-back chairs, (retail replacement cost circa £4000). 165 x 88 x 76 cm. Each leaf adds a further 35 cmBeaver Furniture was founded in 1960 by the late Colin Almack. Each item bears his distinctive carved "beaver" trademark. Based in Yorkshire, the firm has been ran by Colin's son-in-law David Glegg for the past twenty years. Both Colin and David were commended by the Queen for their work on the New Chapter House at Southwark Cathedral.
Lot 3306
Orientteppich. CHONDSORESK/KARABAGH, 19. Jh., ca. 220x120 cm. Zweieinhalb große Wolkenbandmedaillons dominieren den leuchtend roten Fond des Mittelfeldes, der ausserdem noch verschiedene, stilisierte, kleine Sekundärmotive zeigt. Die wollweisse Hauptbordüre ist mit einem Sägezahnmuster verziert. Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, besch., insgesamt gleichmäßig dünn, mit aufgearbeiteten Kanten. Interessantes Sammlerstück. |oriental carpet, Chondsoresk, South Caucasus, Karabakh region, 19th ct., c. 220x120 cm. Good colour condition and clear pattern, Worn, altogether is the pile wool already very low, damaged, restored edges. Intersting collector's item.
Lot 222
A SELECTION OF BOXED BRITAINS / SIKU TRACTORS & MACHINERY to include item numbers; Siku 3467, Siku 3461, Siku 2455, Britains 15817, Britains 42609, Britains 42757, Britains 42757, Britains 42958, 2 x Britains 42808Condition report – Boxes good, but a little tatty, dog eared in the corners, etc. The tractors are in very good condition, I would say they have never been out of the boxes. The two buildings components are still in clear plastic bags in the box, complete with the screwdriver.
Lot 475
A REPRODUCTION FRENCH DESIGN VITRINE profusely decorated with gilt metal mounts, single glazed cupboard door, opening to reveal shelved interior, the unit having three inline lower 'painted panels', supported on four slight cabriole legs, with metal mounts, 147cm high x 68cm wide (to extremes)Condition report – Some scratches to the top, where items have been pushed and displayed in the past, the metal trim sits a little proud at the back ends. Frame of carcase, veneers, metal trim all in good condition, Vernis Martin style panels, glass is all good, no cracks, the two fitted shelves and red fabric lining good condition. Overall good item, good size and very good condition.
Lot 120
Unused Retail Stock - Three jewellery boxes ; lidded Silver/brown colour flower cask on feet approximately 27 cm in length ; Silver/brown colour lidded box with 2 drawers approximately 36 cm in length and a Landon Tyler - Handcrafted mirrored 3 drawer box with some marks on the side and top of item size 22 x 22 x 22 cm. (3)
Lot 479
Carlo Jensen - Poul Hundevad - An original retro vintage 1960's Danish Scandinavian teak wood bookcase on chest of drawers comprising of a tall upright bookcase with a series of shelves over a bank of drawers base with lipped inset handles all raised on plinth base. The item being in two parts allowing for the bookcase and chest to function independently of each other. Measures approx; 197cm x 70cm x 43cm.
Lot 133
America.- Unrecorded stamp duties.- Treasury Department. Stamp Duties...Washington 1st September, 1800. Public notice is hereby given...of an Act of Congress, passed on the 23d day of April, 1800, entitled "An Act to establish a General Stamp-Office", 2ff., the second f. pasted to rear board, water-stained, lightly browned, Washington, 1800, bound at end of Dwight (Nathaniel) A short but comprehensive system of the geography of the world: by way of question and answer. Principally designed for children and common schools, 'The second Albany edition', advertisements to pp.[189-192], P6 small piece torn from upper corner, with loss of a few letters, water-stained, some foxing, browned, contemporary calf-backed boards, joints split, spine worn, some water-staining, 12mo, Albany, Printed by Charles R. & George Webster, 1799. ⁂ I: Unrecorded list of stamp duties, printed shortly after the Federal Government moved to Washington. We have traced a 1798 Philadelphia version (itself rare, with only three copies recorded), which ends with the same item ('Any certificate of a share in any insurance company...if above twenty dollars...'). This version is signed at end. We are unable to establish if the same is true of ours, or whether there is any further text due to it being mounted on the rear board. II: Rare, with ESTC recording only four copies, none of which in UK.
Lot 234
Mathieu (Monique, binder).- Lecuire (Pierre) Pasargades, number 7 of 20 copies on Korean paper with an additional suite of engravings on chine and signed by the author and artist, from an edition limited to 70, 4 dry-points by Vera Pagara, additional suite of engravings all numbered and signed in pencil, with 3 further additional signed dry-points (one titled 'Genie aile de Pasargades' numbered 7/30, and 2 abandoned earlier versions) bound in at end, presentation copy from the author inscribed "...je suis heureux d'offir ce livre de souffles. P.L." on half-title, bound in natural calf with inlaid narrow horizontal irregular strips of snakeskin in two columns across covers, by Monique Mathieu, spine titled in black, uncut, grey suede endpapers, signed with initials at foot of front turn-in and date at rear, original printed wrappers bound in, chemise of suede-lined natural calf-backed textured boards with calf yapp edges, textured board slip-case, very slight wear to one edge, c.130 x 265mm, oblong 8vo, Paris, 1977.⁂ Exhibited item no.81 Hommage à Pierre Lecuire: Cent Reliures sur Cent Livres du Poète, Bibliotheca Wittockiana, Brussels, 1998.
Lot 1168
FLACHE SCHALE DES „DU BARRY-SERVICE” TYPSSévres, 18. Jh, die Bemalung wohl Paris 19. Jh.Im Spiegel das Monogramm DB aus Blumengirlande und Goldfilet, am Rand Blumenfestos mit Vasenmotiven. LL-Monogramm Marke in Blau. Ritzzeichen.D 23,3 cm.Provenienz:- Sammlung Dr. Siegfried Ducret, Zürich.- durch Erbfolge an Rosmarie Schmidt-Ducret, Binningen, Nachlass.Der Dekor nach einem Service „petits vases et guirlandes” für Jeanne Bécu Gomard de Vaubernier, Comtesse Du Barry (1743-1793), die letzte Maitresse von Louis XV bis zu seinem Tod am 10. Mai 1774. Das 322 Teile umfassende Service wurde für den Gebrauch auf Château Louveciennes 1769 durch sie oder für sie in Auftrag gegeben. Zu weiterführenden Diskussion zum Service und zu späteren Ergänzungen aus Paris vgl. David Peters, Sèvres Plates and Services of the 18th Century, Little Berkhamsted, 2005, Bd. II, S. 471-474. FLAT BOWL OF THE "DU BARRY SERVICE" TYPESèvres, 18th century, the paintwork, probably Paris 19th century.The mirror, with the monogram DB, the border with flower festoons and vase motifs. LL monogram mark in blue. Incised mark.D 23.3 cm.Provenance:- Collection Dr. Siegfried Ducret, Zurich.- By succession to Rosmarie Schmidt-Ducret, Binningen, estate.The decoration after a service of "petits vases et guirlandes" for Jeanne Bécu Gomard de Vaubernier, Comtesse Du Barry (1743-1793), Louis XV's last mistress until his death on 10 May 1774. The 322-item service was commissioned for use at Château Louveciennes by or for her in 1769. For further discussion of the service and later additions from Paris, see David Peters, Sèvres Plates and Services of the 18th Century, Little Berkhamsted, 2005, Vol. II, pp. 471-474.
Lot 1175
GÄRTNERIN MIT GIESSKANNEMeissen, um 1760, Modell wohl Johann Joachim Kändler und Peter Reinicke.In gelbem Mieder und purpur geblümtem Rock. Unterglasurblaue Schwertermarke auf der Rückseite des Sockels.H 12 cm.Kleine BestossungenVergleichsstück: R. Rückert, Meissener Porzellan, 1966, Taf.229 Nr.944. FEMALE GARDENER WITH WATERING CANMeissen, ca. 1760, model probably by Johann Joachim Kändler and Peter Reinicke.Underglaze blue sword mark on the back of the base.H 12 cm.Small chips.Comparative item: R. Rückert, Meissener Porzellan, 1966, Plate 229, No. 944.
Lot 1039
BÖTTGERSTEINZEUG TEEKANNE UND DECKELMeissen, um 1710, Modell von Johann Jakob Irminger.Rotbraunes, poliertes Steinzeug mit unpolierten Reliefelementen. Achteckige, konische Form mit geschwungenem Ausguss mit Adlerkopf und geschwungenem Henkel. Auf dem Feld zwischen den Henkelansätzen unpolierte bekrönte Wappenkartusche und auf dem Feld über dem Ausguss Maskaron mit Verbindungssteg zum Ausgussrohr. Der polierte Deckel mit Palmettenknauf.H 9,5 cm.Deckelknauf bestossen.Provenienz:- Sammlung Dr. Siegfried Ducret, Zürich.- durch Erbfolge an Rosmarie Schmidt-Ducret, Binningen, Nachlass.Im Inventar der Manufaktur aus dem Jahr 1711 wurde diese Form als „8Bassige Thee Krügel mit Adler Schnäutzgen” gelistet.Die Teekanne ist aufgelistet in einem Inventar, das nach Johann Friedrich Böttgers Tod am 13. März 1719 zusammengestellt wurde. Dieses Inventar umfasste den gesamten Bestand Böttgers Braun- und Weissware im königlichen Waren-Lager in Dresden, in Böttgers Privaträumen, in der Manufaktur und im königlichen Waren-Lager für die Ostermesse in Leipzig; weiteres Vergleichsexemplar: Victoria & Albert Museum, London, Inv. Nr. C.108 & A-1940.Die Geschichte des gegen Ende 1707 von Johann Friedrich Böttger erfundenen Steinzeugs bildet den Auftakt für die 1710 von August dem Starken gegründeten Meissener Porzellanmanufaktur. Die Erfindung des "braunen oder roten Porcelains" oder polierten und geschliffenen "Jaspis Porcelain", war ermöglicht durch eine Expertengruppe unter der Führung des Physikers von Tschirnhaus, durch den Freiberger Spezialisten für Mineralogie Pabst von Ohain und den Erfindungsgeist Böttgers. Die Zeit bis zur ersten grösseren, verkaufsfähigen Produktion für die Ostermesse 1710, benötigte Böttger zur Findung der richtigen Massebereitung. Für die künstlerische Anleitung engagierte er den Goldschmied Johann Jakob Irminger. Den Archivaufzeichnungen der Zeit kann man entnehmen, dass diese frühe Produktion von Böttgersteinzeug bereits um 1713 wieder eingestellt wurde, da das neue, weiss glasierte Porzellan äusserst begehrt war und für das sogenannte Braune kaum noch Nachfrage bestand. (H. Krieger, Aus Norddeutscher Sicht: Meissen und Neues zum Böttgersteinzeug, Keramos 167/168/2000, S. 157-173).Vergleichsstücke: Claus Boltz, Steinzeug und Porzellan der Böttgerperiode. Die Inventare und die Ostermesse des Jahres 1719, Keramos 167/168, 2000, S. 110 Abb. 135 (heute Sammlung Ludwig, Bamberg). "BÖTTGER" STONEWARE TEA POT AND LIDMeissen, ca. 1710, model by Johann Jakob Irminger.Red brown, polished stoneware with unpolished reliefed elements. Octagonal, conical shape with curved spout, featuring the head of an eagle, and curved handle. Unpolished, crowned coat-of-arms cartouche and mascaron. Polished lid with palm finial.H 9.5 cm.Finial, chipped.Provenance:- Collection Dr. Siegfried Ducret, Zurich.- By succession to Rosmarie Schmidt-Ducret, Binningen, estate.In the 1711 inventory of the Manufactory, this model was listed as "8Bassige Thee Krügel mit Adler Schnäutzgen".The tea pot on offer is listed in an inventory compiled after Johann Friedrich Böttger's death, on 13 March 1719. This inventory included all of Böttger's brown and white stoneware in the Royal Warehouse in Dresden, in Böttger's private rooms, in the Manufactory, and in the Royal Warehouse for the Easter Fair in Leipzig; other comparative item: Victoria & Albert Museum, London, Inv. Nos. C.108 & A-1940.Comparative item: Claus Boltz, Steinzeug und Porzellan der Böttgerperiode. Die Inventare und die Ostermesse des Jahres 1719, Keramos 167/168, 2000, p. 110, Ill. 135 (nowadays: Ludwig Collection, Bamberg).
Lot 82
AN EDWARDIAN CHROME PLATED ADJUSTABLE STUDENTS LAMP 54cm high overall Condition Report : chrome a little pitted in places and some wear, but would probably polish up quite well, adjustment screw working well. Converted to electricity but not sold as a working item - to be rewired. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
Lot 360
* Attributed to Charlotte Avarne (1749-1826). Portrait of a lady, watercolour, heightened with bodycolour, on ivory, oval half-length portrait, half-profile to left, of a lady in a grey curled wig, wearing a frilled turquoise and white dress and white muslin fichu, 50 x 36mm (2 x 1.5ins), set into the hinged lid of a contemporary oblong octagonal ivory box, lid with 25mm crack, interior of base lined with blue velvet, and mirror set inside lid, overall size 99 x 46mm (3.75 x 1.75ins), housed in original oblong octagonal red morocco case lined with cream silk, together with an autograph letter signed by T. Francis Forth and dated 1949 relating to the provenance of the item, annotated in pencil in the hand of Arthur Jaffé with notes pertaining to attributionQty: (1)NOTESProvenance: Collection of Arthur Jaffé OBE (1880–1954), and thence by descent. International lawyer Arthur Jaffé was an eminent scholar and collector of miniature paintings. He was an authority on John Smart, and spent many years researching the miniaturist, with the intention of writing a catalogue raisonné of the artist’s works. Although he died before the task could be completed, the body of work he had produced formed the basis of Daphne Foskett’s book, John Smart. The Man and his Miniatures, published in 1964.
Lot 430
* English School. Horses in a stable with an English Civil War soldier, circa 1850, oil on tin, depicting an English Civil War soldier tethering a saddled white charger to a hay rack in a stable, with a bay pack horse beside, 21.5 x 25cm (8.5 x 10ins), framed, together with: After Elisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun (1755-1842). Marie Antoinette & Her Children, mid 19th century, oil on canvas, three-quarter length portrait of Marie Antoinette wearing a lace-trimmed scarlet velvet gown and matching turban-style hat with large ostrich feather plume, seated with the infant Louis Charles on her lap, and Marie Thérèse standing by her side, inscribed in white paint lower right 'd'ap. Vigée Lebrun Renée', some small light surface marks, 18 x 12.5cm (7 x 5ins), framed, with manuscript note on verso detailing the original work by Le Brun, initialled M.M.A. and dated 1924Qty: (2)NOTESThe second item shows a detail of Vigée Le Brun's famous state portrait of the French Queen, a piece intended to extol the Queen's maternalism and thereby enhance her public standing; the original was commissioned in 1785 and completed 2 years later.
Lot 520
* Smith (Charles Loraine, 1751-1835). Dick Knight of the Pytchley Hounds on 'Contract', oil on wood panel, depicting Dick Knight, huntsman to the Pytchley Hunt between 1777-1797, on horseback and approaching a fence, with two hounds running alongside, 31 x 35.5cm (12.25 x 14ins), moulded gilt frame, with Arthur Ackermann & Son Ltd. framers label to verso, also a typewritten label with the number '21.' and a description of the item, also a modern ink manuscript label 'See reference p.72-73 in History of Foxhunting by Roger Longrigg', and two other small labelsQty: (1)NOTESOne of eight pictures by 'Squire' Loraine (sometimes Lorraine) Smith depicting Dick Knight, which were afterwards published as a set of prints in 1792, as described in The History of the Althorp and Pytchley Hunt 1634-1920 by Guy Paget (pp.53-69).
Lot 315
An African flat weave, probably Berber, with supplemental weft, 222cm wide x 164cm214cm x 180, an African strip woven panel, decorated with native animals, 168cm x 104cm, together with a Nigerian strip cloth blanket, machine woven strips joined by hand stitching,Qty: 2Condition report: The primary item has some damage The colourful blanket also has some damage The animal panel has no apparent major defects
Lot 1467
TABRIZ antik.Schönes Sammelstück mit dunkelgrünem Innenfeld, durchgemustert mit Blüten und Palmetten in zarten Pastellfarben. Gelbe Bordüre mit Blumenranken. Gleichmässige Gebrauchsspuren.192 x 280 cm. TABRIZ antique.Attractive collector's item with a dark green central field, patterned throughout with blossoms and palmettes in delicate pastel colors. Yellow border with trailing flowers. Evenly worn.192 x 280 cm.
Lot 28
Crookes Spinthariscope, English Dated 1903, engraved Spinthariscope W. Crookes 1903, R & J Beck London, constructed of lacquered brass with viewing window to the top, with an empty box stamped 'RADIUM MICROSOCPE' with trade label to the reverse which reads 'RADIUM MICROSCOPE WITH RADIUM SHOWING SCINTILLATIONS IN THE DARK MICRO-SINTILLOSCOPE F. H. GLEW 156 Clapham Road London Please note: we have no way of testing this item. As such it is sold as an antique curiosity and not a working model.
Lot 48
A Spinthariscope by Sir William Crookes A Spinthariscope by Sir William Crookes, in lacquered brass, engraved 'Spinthariscope W Crookes 1903' with part of original case, instrument 3.5cmPlease note: we have no way of testing this item. As such it is sold as an antique curiosity and not a working model.
Lot 135
A Chinese ivory carving, early 19th century, finely carved with numerous figures and animals to include Shou Lao and his deer, Lui Hai standing on a turtle whilst holding a string of cash, other deities, figures boating on a lotus leaf, a crane with lingzhi, all within borders of buildings, rockwork and clouds, 26cm x 8.5cm 144.4 gramsCondition report: A fine 9cm long split, visible on both sides but more so on the rear. Two shallow chips approx 3.3cm long at the top left corner. A well executed item.
Lot 294
A 20th miniature cabriole-legged mahogany bijouterie table with fielded paneled sides and glazed and hinged top. 32 cm wide x 22 cm deep x 15cm high to the top. 3.5 cm available display height inside the vitrine.Condition report: No apparent major defectsNo Key is present but the item is unlocked.
Lot 1048
George V silver handled ivory page turner, London 1915, 35.5 cm long PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADE OF IVORY. Buyers must be aware that regulations of several countries, including USA, prohibit the import of ivory, or any goods containing ivory. Ewbanks advise prospective purchasers who intend to ship this lot to another country that they must familiarise themselves with the relevant import/export regulations prior to bidding. They are responsible for their shipping arrangements and the onus is therefore on them to organise their own shipping.
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Lot 340
Zasius, Ulrich.Lucubrationes aliquot sane que elegantes, nec minus eruditae [...] item orationes aliquot vario genere. Mit breiter Titelbordüre u. 1 vierteiligen Textbordüre von Urs Graf und Druckermarke am Schluss.Basel, J. Froben, 1518. 4°. [4] Bll., 122[recte: 126] S., [1] Bl. Kartonage um 1900.VD16 Z 128 - Van der Haeghen II, 67 - Panzer VI, 209, 230. - Auf dem Titel die prachtvolle Humanitas-Bordüre von Urs Graf.
Lot 515
A WHITE METAL MOUNTED GRADUATED CITRINE SET NECKLET largest citrine approx 14.5mm x 11.2mm with hook to the reverse for a pendant, smallest citrine approx 89mmx 6mm, length 38cm, weight 35.3gms Condition Report: By law unless an item has hallmarks I cannot call it silver or gold, (this is 'probably' silver) definitely not white gold. A few minor flea bite chips and minor scratches to the citrines, which display banding indicative of the quartz family of gemstones. Mounts all ok, clasp works ok.
Lot 523
AN 18CT GOLD FOB CHAIN BRACELET together with the extra chain and hallmarked links. All links hallmarked with a crown and '18' dated Birmingham 1920-1 to the 'T'bar link. Length of the lobster claw section with 'T' bar 22.5cm, additional length of chain 15cm, total weight combined 87.5gms Condition Report: Nice quality chain, very little wear, could easily be made back into a full fob chain or two smaller bracelets All links hallmarked with a crown and '18' dated Birmingham 1920-1 to the 'T'bar link.(the square link possibly a watch strap buckle... is the only item not hallmarked I've acid tested it and it is not gold so have removed the 2.1gms from the total.)
Lot 317
Scratch Built The Old Curiosity Shop Dolls House, contemporary made wooden/painted, removable front, complete with dolls house furniture and accessories, in good condition H.80cm x W.38cm x L.66cm This item can be collected from our office in Kenardington Nr Ashford Kent after the sale, or can be shipped through Mail Boxes/Jentel packing NO INHOUSE PACKING
Lot 318
Scratch Built Antiques Shop Dolls House, contemporary made wooden/painted, removable front, on wheels, complete with dolls house furniture and accessories, in good condition H.89cm x W.39cm x L.53cm This item can be collected from our office in Kenardington Nr Ashford Kent after the sale, or can be shipped through Mail Boxes/Jentel packing NO INHOUSE PACKING
Lot 174
Poona Volunteer Rifles & 1st Punjab Volunteer Rifles Insignia,comprising a die-stamped white metal pagri badge, first pattern Imperial crown, eight-pointed star bearing a circle, 'Poona Volunteers', strung bugle horn centre, pin back, one small white metal button, 'Poona Volunteers'; the second being a die-stamped white metal pagri badge, Imperial crown over circular laurel wreath enclosing a shield bearing a rising sun and ocean waves, a scroll at the bottom, '1st P V.R', pin back, a side hat badge being half size of the preceding item, two lug fasteners. Very good condition. (4)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 195
Indian Army Auxiliary Forces Insignia,Moulmein Volunteer Rifles a fine quality KC period die-stamped white metal headdress badge, crowned title circle, strung bugle horn, motto. 1st Calcutta Volunteer Rifles in die-stamped white metal, first pattern Imperial crown, monogram crossed rifles, bugle horn, motto. Baluchistan Volunteer Rifles, a KC period headdress badge in die-stamped blackened metal, crowned bugle horn and title. Lucknow Volunteer Rifles, an officer's fine quality die-stamped unmarked silver coloured metal headdress badge, the Residency with bottom scroll, 'Defence Of Lucknow 1857'. One lug missing from the first item otherwise very good condition. (4)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 222
Worcestershire Yeomanry NCO's Arm Badges & An Other Ranks Cap Badge,A scarce early Dress embroidered example, the pear blossom of gold wire on a red cloth oval ground (6.9 x 5.4cm) removed from a uniform; a die-stamped white metal example on a green cloth ground with a perspex backing, two lug fasteners; the cap badge being a bi-metal die-stamped good quality example with title scroll 'Queen's Own Worcestershire Hussars'. The pin back appears to be original, embroidery dull on the first item otherwise good overall condition. (3)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 223
The Worcestershire Regiment Officer's Waist Belt Clasp c1890-1901 & Officer's Helmet Plate 1902-1914,The first of standard 1855 pattern, unit title and elongated star centre (Ryan 196), no bench marks but a perfect match; the second of regulation pattern Imperially crowned eight pointed star with Garter and laurel overlay, central elongated star on a black velvet ground, silver title scroll at the base. No gilt remains on the first item, the gilt good on the second item apart from the centre, two lugs missing and crude solder repairs to the centre retaining fasteners. (2)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 112
A RICHARD HORNBY MID CENTURY TEAK WRITING DESK, the upright upper section with a fall front panel opening to reveal a fitted interior, and a single frieze drawer on tapered legs united by an H-form stretcher, 106cm high x 92cm wide x 60cm deep Condition Report: The filled holes from the construction of the item are visible and can be seen clearly on the images online, has ink stains to side and inside the desk, split on the desk top. general wear as per age.
Lot 132
A ROBERT "MOUSEMAN" THOMPSON OF KILBURN DINING TABLE AND CHAIRS, the dining table having adzed top on octagonal supports connected with single floor stretcher on shaped sledge feet and signature mouse to one leg, 74cm high x 183cm wide x 87cm deep with six dining chairs with carved lattice back, octagonal legs joined with stretchers and carved mouse with tan leather seats (7) Condition Report: Table is in good overall condition with signs of wear as per age and use. One chair has had something spilled on it leaving marks on the lattice back and leather seat. leather seats have some minor splits and damage and signs of wear as per age.One chair has a scratch, all visible on images.Late 20th Century item.Each item of furniture has signature mouse.
Lot 112
* Cricket Bat. A reproduction of an early 1750s' cricket bat, probably English, (?)20th century, made from solid willow with no shoulders, blade has one curved edge and one straight with slight off-centre bevel to back of blade, indistinct name stamp stencilled to back with only beginning or end letters 'T' or 'LL' now visible, twine grooves etched on handle, 84cm (33ins) longQty: (1)NOTESThe earliest surviving cricket bats resemble a broad and curved hockey stick. Around 1750, with the advent of bowlers pitching the ball up, the straight blade was generally adopted, initially with one straight and one curved edge, as offered here. The first laws of cricket were written in 1774 and around this time the cricket bat took the shape that we recognise today, with two straight edges and shoulders below the handle.The bat offered here would appear to be a reproduction based on the early bat and possibly specially made for a mock tournament or exhibition. The clearest evidence that this is not an 18th-century bat is its short size. As the early bats were held at an angle to the body, much like a hockey stick, the early bats were approximately 109cm (43 inches) with even bats for junior players measuring approximately 96cm (38ins). The maker of this bat has, (perhaps mistakenly), made it to be held in the upright stance as the modern cricket bat, and its shorter size is indeed similar to the standard modern bat. An interesting and unusual item, nonetheless!
Lot 515
A ROSEWOOD VENEERED COFFEE TABLE, 1970s, of square X form with inset smoke glass top, raised on four square legs with steel edge trim and joined by an undershelf, 35 1/4" x 35 1/4" x 15 3/4" (Brazilian Rosewood (Dalbergia Negra) CITES regulations on post 1947 furniture requires this rosewood item to have an Article 10 certificate. This is available for inspection particularly for those buying for commercial purposes) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)good, minor scratching/scuffing to legs
Lot 520
NIELS OTTO MOLLER FOR J.L. MOLLER MOBELFABRIK, a set of six teak framed "75 Edition" dining chairs with arched open back, paper cord seats and tapering legs, 19 1/2" x 16" x 29 1/2", ensuite with a D ended extending dining table with two separate leaves and cruciform supports, 86 1/2" x 46 3/4" x 28", table only stamped (7) This item may not comply with the Furniture & Furnishings (Fire) Regulations 1988 and for this reason it should not be used in a private dwelling (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Chairs all structurally sound and joints very firm, minor scuffing/staining of timber commensurate with age and use, all cord firm, some staining and also some lighter colour areas to some seats possibly where previous staining has been cleanedTable generally good, mild ring stain to centre of top when closed, some scratching and veneer losses to edges of both leaves, the latter confined to the corners
Lot 524
A ROLF BENZ BLUE LEATHER SWIVEL ARMCHAIR, the tapering back with straight top rail, downswept arms, zip on cushion, on down curved tubular aluminium(?) legs, 27" x 21 1/2" x 38 1/2", ensuite with ottoman his item may not comply with the Furniture & Furnishings (Fire) Regulations 1988 and for this reason it should not be used in a private dwelling (2) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)generally good for its type and age, no tears to leather or wear/scuffing, some wear to sewing seam on both lower arms at/below seat level, also some scratching on right arm and to the side below, ottoman very good
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