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Lot 529
GEORGE BEVEN (Sri Lanka, born 1929); five portraits and sketches on paper of a gentleman, the largest in Indian ink, 174.5 x 58.5cm, another Indian ink example and the remainder of varied media including nude study, the first two signed, all framed and glazed (one with glass af), all produced circa 1960s/70s (5). (D) George Beven is one of Sri Lanka's most accomplished painters and splits his time between Negombo and London; he has worked as a newspaper illustrator and fashion designer alongside frequent exhibitions of his varied and innovative art output. Additional InformationThe largest with creases/folds at intervals, two further with similar creasing and folding, the item with the broken glass also heavily frayed and with some losses to the edges, the largest and three smallest with fading/discolouration and foxing to the paper. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk
Lot 255
A heavy gauge hallmarked silver four-piece tea and coffee service comprising: large coffee pot with carved wooden pineapple finial and scrolling hand (24.5cm high to tip of finial), teapot with same carved pineapple finial, a two-handled lidded sucrier also with carved pineapple finial and a cream jug, the cream jug and the sucrier each with gilded interior, each assayed Birmingham 1955, total combined weight approx. 2,494g, each piece with vacant cartouche and engraved in late-18th century neo-Classical style CONDITION REPORT: The actual carved wooden pineapple finial is not damaged although the silver leaves and mount containing the pineapple is leaning slightly towards the handle. Looking under a loop two small “bubbles” can be seen where the finial affixes to the dome lid and although in our opinion the work affixing the finial to the domed top is probably original there is a possibility that the finial could have been re-affixed to the cover many years ago. The cream/milk jug has a gilded interior which has tarnishing and staining. The outside of the jug is also quite tarnished which should polish off with a good quality silver polish. The item has been entered privately and has been in the same family for many years. The oval cartouches engraved onto the silver items are vacant. Good condition with no issues to report. The two handled lidded sucrier has a gilded interior with tarnishing on the inside and outside. Both the sucrier and oval dome topped coper appear to be in good order with no condition issues. The carved wooden pineapple finial also looks to be in good condition. The teapot is 24.5cm to the tip of the finial, the interior (not gilded) is tarnished and has obviously been used for purpose, all looks to be in very good order with no problems noted, no “dings”, splits, old cracks or old reparations. Some minor “scratching” can be seen but generally the coffee pot is in very good overall condition. Everything looks good with no splits, cracks, dents or restoration.
Lot 377
An early 20th century Continental silver (marked 925) and pink guilloche enamel box; hinged cover, the clasp set with a small blue cabouchon stone, approx. 128.62g CONDITION REPORT: In terms of the enamel everything looks very good with no major problems, chips or cracks noted. The metal looks in good condition also, a nice touch with the bright cut style decoration where the metalwork is exposed. The spring loaded clasp exhibits a small blue stone, probably a sapphire and is stamped 925 and one other symbol. Upon opening the box it has a very bright and extremely complimentary gilded interior. This came privately and is a very good item.
Lot 46
A late-19th / early-20th century German porcelain model of a parrot by the Unter Weiss Bach Factory, impressed and printed marks to underside, 30cm CONDITION REPORT: Although dirty (the item being in private hands for many years) the piece appears to be in good general overall original condition with no cracks, chips or restoration noted.
Lot 47
THIS PIECE WAS ACTUALLY MADE POST 1990 A fine late-19th / early-20th century Continental porcelain (probably German) model of a parrot, printed and impressed marks to underside of base, 22.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: Although dirty (the item being in private hands for many years) the piece appears to be in good general overall original condition with no cracks, chips or restoration noted.
Lot 67
A Dresden porcelain figural centrepiece; two-handled boat-shaped reticulated bowl above a flower encrusted support and two young figures, the girl standing playing a lute; printed marks to underside, 37cm high CONDITION REPORT: As you would expect some of the extremities (i.e., flower head edges) have chips and have been damaged. The overall appearance of the centre piece is quite dirty but it appears to be in reasonable condition and order with no cracks, chips, hairlines or restoration noted. As previously noted some of the extremities show small signs of chipping etc. The main “tree” support appears to be in good order and the figures themselves look reasonable with all of the fingers appearing to be present and intact. The gilded 'C' scroll “feet” all appear good although turning the item over the affixing iron nut where the base meets the tall support has gone quite rusty to the underside. Overall the centre piece looks to be in generally good decorative order.
Lot 123
Impressive Chinese Reticulated Carved Ivory Tusk on Wooden Stand. Signed. Measures 26" L. Good Condition. We Will Not Ship This Item Out of State of Florida. Anyone Having This Item Shipped Must Have a Florida Address or the Item will not be Shipped. We will Not Knowingly Sell Endangered Species outside of Legal Channels. Estimate: $400.00 - $600.00 Domestic Shipping: Third party
Lot 75
Pablo Picasso, Spanish (1881-1973) Color crayons on paper printed with publisher's information "Head of a Satyr". Signed, inscribed Pour Pierre Bertrand and dated 12.8.63. Original Parke-Bernet Catalog Pages of the item from their sale in 1966 where the work was offered affixed verso. Also various labels including Kulicke Frames, NY. Measures 10-3/4" x 14-1/2", frame measures 25-34" x 21-3/4". Condition: The folio is slightly loose inside the frame, light toning from age. Estimate: $30000.00 - $50000.00 Domestic Shipping: $285.00
Lot 60
An unusually large brass and iron clockmaker's uprighting tool, stamped for Robert North and Sons, Bushey, probably late 19th/early 20th century The 10 inch circular cast brass stage fitted with three steel work clamping arms incorporating knurled locking screws and substantial vertical brass tube for a lower pump centring arbor, the top with shaped limb to carry the upper arbor, on three down-curved cast supports with angled pad feet drilled for fixing to a bench, the stage bearing stamp Rob’t North & Sons, 18 Rudolph Road, BUSHEY HERTS height of frame 53cm (21ins) high; with two other uprighting tools, both probably Swiss, circa 1900, 23cm (9ins) and 15cm (6ins) high respectively, (3). The firm Robert North and Sons of Bushey, Hertfordshire appear to have been instrument and possibly machinery suppliers most likely established during the first quarter of 20th century; and are still in business today. A rare one-minute torpedo timer attributed to Charles Frodsham but retailed by Robert North and Sons (dating to circa 1944) was sold in these rooms on September 20th 2017 (lot 313).Uprighting tools were mainly used to ensure perpendicular alignment of wheel pivots between clock or watch movement plates during the rebushing process. The basic standard design can be seen in a catalogue published by Berthoud in 1763 which is reproduced in Crom, Theodore R. Horological Shop Tools 1700-1900 on page 100 (figure 149). It is most probable that the principal item in the current lot is of Swiss manufacture and was either retailed by Robert North or used in their workshops.
Lot 9
ϒ An English lacquered brass and ivory W. and S. Jones pattern portable compass microscope, unsigned, circa 1800 With turned ivory handle and opposing lens folding onto frame cut with sprung slot to take specimen slider, 9cm (3.5ins approx.) long open; 7cm (2.75ins) long closed, in original leather covered two-part sleeve case, 8.5cm (3.25ins) long overall; with another similar, unsigned probably mid to late 19th century, in leather slip case, 7cm (2.75ins) long overall; and a hand-held magnifier, unsigned, mid to late 19th century, with slender baluster-turned ivory handle, 7cm (2.75ins) approx. long, (3). The design of the first item in the current lot was published by W. & S. Jones in 1798. The partnership between the brothers William and Samuel Jones is recorded in Clifton, Gloria Directory of British Scientific Instrument Makers 1550-1851 as operating from several addresses in Holborn, London 1792-1859 (including 30 Holborn 1800-1860). A similar Instrument was sold in these rooms on Wednesday 16th February 2011 (lot 7) for £350 hammer. ϒ Indicates that this lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
Lot 253
GB - Key FDC's - First Day Covers for 1951 Festival High Values and 1948 Wedding. - 1951 is not illustrated but a fine registered 3rd May 1951 FDC, small edge wear but stamps are fine. Scarce item SG cat £950 as illustrated. Also GB Silver Wedding 26 April 1948 First Day Cover, not illustrated but registered Middlesbrough. A few edge imperfections but otherwise fine. SG cat £425 ( as illustrated ).
Lot 269
GB Covers and 1840 1d Black on cover. Entire from Portsmouth to London, plate 6, cat £775 on cover. 3 Margins though trimmed on 3rd corner. Originally from the Alan Jones collection and illustrated in his book ' The Post ' plate 26, page 56. Also 3 fine hand illustrated covers or postcards from 1905,1907 and 1932, the latter not franked due to inclement weather and an additional outer envelope being added as noted on the item.
Lot 496
Part suite of 36 Georgian silver Queen's Pattern Oyster backed flatware comprising nine tablespoons, nine tableforks nine dessert spoons, nine dessert forks hallmarked for Jonathan Hayne London, 1826 (20 items) 1828 (15 items) & 1833 (1 item) Lovely quality, heavy items. Total weight 96½ oz approx.
Lot 229
Roy Of The Rovers, the original art work for the front cover of the Tiger magazine dated 30/06/1963, as drawn by Paul Trevillion. This is a unique item, Fleetway Publications, were so concerned that Trevillions moving art retained a comic feel, unlike the Trevillion artwork the Tiger on the front cover of the comic had no tail! with COA
Lot 437
1899 The Thames Ironworks, Shipbuilding & Engineering Company Ltd (West Ham Utd), an original debenture share capital certifcate dated 30/10/1899. Thames Ironworks FC, was wound up in June 1900, and West Ham Utd formed a month later. This share certificate is signed by 2 directors and the secretary, a very rare item, framed & glazed, in very good condition
Lot 257
Manchester United, The United Alphabet, A Complete Who's Who of Manchester United, The Book has been Autographed over 150 times (13 times inside cover pages, 14 times inside back cover pages & the rest are on specific player profiles), Signatures Include George Best, Alex Ferguson, Eric Cantona (x2), David Beckham (x2), Denis Law, Ray Wilkins, Nobby Stiles, Bobby Charlton, Paddy Crerand, Alex Stepney, Jeffrey Whitefoot, Wilf McGuiness, David Sadler, Viv Anderson, Graeme Hogg, George Herd, Dave Gaskell, Deiniol Graham, Reg Hunter, Jackie Blanchflower, Laurnece Cassidy, John Connelly, Jack Compton, Wyn Davies, Ryan Giggs, Peter Schmeichel, Noel Cantwell, Ronald Cope, Mark Hughes, John Giles, Dave Gaskell, Aloex Forsyth, Les Sealey, Norman Whiteside, Ray Wood Etc. Full list available upon request. A Superb & Rare one-off item!
Lot 189
A boxed Dinky Toys 582 Pullmore Car Transporter in pale blue with fawn decks with six rivets to the side of the transporter. This item has decals with the wording 'Dinky Toys Delivery Service' to both sides of the transporter and printed wording to the drop down rear ramp with an inverted 20 mph sign, otherwise appears G+ in G/G+ original box together with a boxed 994 Loading Ramp, G/G+ in F box.
Lot 300
Star Wars 800 Games in 1 Virtual Pinball Machine - 43" LED Arcade.KEY FEATURES;800 Games in 1 Machine: Including pinball favourites: Adams Family, AC/DC, Avatar,Shrek, Twilight Zone, Terminator, Attack From Mars etcFull Size Pinball Commercial-Standard CabinetPlug in and PlayHigh Resolution 3 LED Screen Setup: 43 LED Playfield, 32 LED for back glass ,16 LED for DMDCoin Operated or Free Play ModeHigh Quality Game Performance: Optimised to play and react to ramps, bumpers, targets as original pinball machines.High Quality Arcade Buttons and Metal PlungerSubwoofer and Powerful Full Stereo SoundFull Save Function - Stores your high scores from previous play This item is being sold due to being an unwanted gift. Please see the below link to the same item which is currently retailing for £3,499.99. This has been tested and is fully working.https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/800-Games-in-1-Virtual-Pinball-Machine-Star-Wars-43-LED-Arcade-BRAND-NEW/253492035368?hash=item3b054d7f28:g:cYQAAOSwhuxaqkpw:rk:1:pf:1&frcectupt=true
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