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Click here to subscribeA rare early 19th century Indian Tulwar curved sword. With a decorative handle. 75cm long. POSTAGE: Worldwide postage / delivery available on all items. Combined postage available; UK £15.99+VAT, Ireland from £19.99+VAT, Europe from £19.99+VAT, USA / Canada from £30+VAT. Any other destinations please get in touch for a quote; info@eastbristol.co.uk. All quotes dependant upon location. Prices are per parcel (not per item).
A collection of vintage 20th century ephemera medal ribbons, books, photos, postcards etc. POSTAGE: Worldwide postage / delivery available on all items. Combined postage available; UK £15.99+VAT, Ireland from £19.99+VAT, Europe from £19.99+VAT, USA / Canada from £30+VAT. Any other destinations please get in touch for a quote; info@eastbristol.co.uk. All quotes dependant upon location. Prices are per parcel (not per item).
COLIN WARDEN (born 1944); watercolour and pencil, the clock tower St. Mark's Square, Venice, signed to lower right, 108.5 x 41cm, framed and glazed. (D) CONDITION REPORT: We are unable to post this item, please contact www.mbe.couk. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk
An 18th century Continental pine and inlaid travelling cabinet, the hinged top above three faux drawers, central cupboard door enclosing "secret" drawers and an arrangement of six further drawers with a simple plinth, width 63cm (af).The cabinet was used by Bishop Thomas Fanshawe Middleton who was a noted Anglican Bishop and became the first Bishop of Calcutta. He took this role in 1814 when the Diocese included not just India, but the entire territory of the East India Company. The cabinet has come from the family and it is believed that this is the travelling chest that accompanied him in India. CONDITION REPORT: All sides, top and bottom have heavy wood worm holes, extensive veneer loss and moulding missing on the front of several drawers and to the plinth. please see further images to satisfy yourself with the condition of this item as it has multiple issues.
A 19th century mahogany six leg extending dining table, the rounded rectangular top raised on lobed fluted tapering legs to brass caps and castors, with two associated leaves and capacity for even more leaves, length with two leaves present 280cm. CONDITION REPORT: Extensive and poor restoration throughout. Associated timbers. Leaves are clearly replacements. Area of staining and poor finish to top. Modern Phillips screws holding brackets in place underneath. Width 136cm. Height 73cm.sorry we are unable to access this item for further images.
A George III oak and mahogany crossbanded dresser, the rectangular top above seven drawers and central door formed as two dummy drawers, on bracket feet, width 193cm. CONDITION REPORT: This item is a marriage, the drawer fronts do not belong with the dresser base, extensive restoration and repair and conversion throughout piece, old wood worm holes present to back bracket feet.
MOORCROFT; a William Moorcroft "Clematis" pattern tube line decorated small baluster vase, on green ground, impressed marks and sticker to the base, an oval bowl decorated in the same pattern, 23 x 13cm and a circular "Hibiscus" pattern decorated example on blue ground diameter 14cm (3). CONDITION REPORT: Each item with some areas of crazing in particularly the oval bowl, and vase, the vase has mild scratching to body, otherwise all appear to be in good condition.
A Winchester 1892 model saddle ring carbine in 44/40 cal, S/No.9743 making this first year of manufacture, in overall exceptional condition with high percentage of original finish remaining, a superb example of an iconic piece, this item can only be purchased by someone with a current valid firearms certificate with permission to acquire or an R.F.D.
A 12 bore S/S hammer shotgun by C.S.Rosson & Co, 13 Rampant Horse St, Norwich, with 30" barrels, this classic English hammer gun has its superb leather fitted case with Brass furniture and accessories, good Rosson trade to inside of lid, this item can only be purchased by someone with a current valid shotgun certificate or an R.F.D.
An early 18th century Queen Anne gold Guinea, the four union shields bordered by Latin legend and dated 1712, with milled edge, in good overall condition for age with some rubbing showing, approx. 8.25g, approx. 26mm diameter, this item is being sold on behalf of Sue Ryder Care CONDITION REPORT: No suspension holes, no solder marks visible to milled edge.
Two Kangxi style Chinese porcelain Rouleau Vases, each hand decorated in enamels in the Famille Vert palette with birds, prunus, bamboo, chrysanthemum etc., (as lamps); height 43cm (not including fittings) CONDITION REPORT: Think probably both Vases/Lamps 20th Century, one Vase has some minor dark staining to side of item
A 19th century ebonised and gilt metal mounted Bracket Clock Bracket, the pierced three-quarter gilt metal gallery engraved with swags above a tapering conical support terminating in a gilt metal finial (one gilt metal return away), 34.5cm wide CONDITION REPORT: Item has split sides, 34cm x 20cm
A mid 18th century foldover top figured mahogany Tea Table in the Irish style, the front legs carved at the knees with foliate ornament and centred with flowers and terminating in large claw-and-ball style feet, 75cm wide CONDITION REPORT: Some minor historic water damage to top, old historic dowel repair where rear left hand leg meets rail, some scratching and scuffing to lower legs commensurate with age, minor crack to right hand return frieze approx. 3cm, historic repair to front of right hand leg at pad foot, upon opening the rectangular hinged top a 10cm slip is prevalent to front section and other historic splits are also present, otherwise item in generally original country house condition, when the table is folded over does not create a perfect square (but almost), extends to 75cm wide x approx. 73cm long, there are some old historic horizontal splits grain wise to the interior of the table.
ADDED LOT A good mid 18th Century mahogany (probably Cuban) oval drop leaf gate leg Table, single frieze drawer and raised on cabriole legs carved at the knees and terminating in pointed pad feet CONDITION REPORT: Very good overall condition, at some stage it has probably been sympathetically re-polished, no signs of woodword, real faults or repairs, rule joints are good, very minor 1.5cm section away near the rule joint on the drop leaf which is visible as a triangle when the leaf is lifted, on the same leaf on the other side there is approx. 10cm split which has been repaired some time ago and doesn't really detract from the overall appearance of the item, there is also a corresponding split to the other leaf which again doesn't detract from the item and is only visible upon close inspection.
A late Regency/early Victorian Washstand/Writing Table, three-quarter galleried top, two half-width drawers and raised on turned tapering legs, 97cm wide CONDITION REPORT: All over re-polished although sympathetic, drawers oak lined, minor knocks, scuffs etc., to legs commensurate with age, item in good general overall presentable condition, 97cm wide x 53.5cm deep x 79.5cm high (including three quarter gallery)
A late 19th century set of wall hanging Shelves highly carved in the French Gothic style with quatrefoil foliate carving and Gothic tracery etc., galleried top and with canted sides, 68cm wide x 98cm CONDITION REPORT: This item is oak, some losses to the tracery (see images), lacking shelves, several pieces away and now absent, one capital away and still present.
An early 19th century Regency period upholstered (later) three-seater Chesterfield Sofa raised on turned tapering mahogany legs terminating in large and original brass castors, 220cm wide x 90cm (deepest) this item was originally brought from Olympia, (London) Antiques Fair for a substantial four- figure sum
A late 19th/early 20th century Asian white metal Beaker of fine quality, the gilded interior hand planished and the exterior body very finely worked and engraved with various animals amongst scrolls and foliage etc., and between two continuous bands of further scrolling foliage, 10.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: Item is very heavy, there are a few discernible dents to the bottom of the big foot, the item has a gilded interior and apart from the dents to the foot appears in very good overall original condition, the underside of the foot has scratches and small dings commensurate with age.
A gentleman's steel cased Omega Wristwatch, the silvered dial with baton markers and signed Omega, Geneve, the date aperture at the 3 o'clock position, the winding symbol with Omega crown and the back of the case stamped waterproof, on black leather strap, within original box and with original paperwork dated 1972 (over wound) CONDITION REPORT: This item has been overwound, a few light scratches otherwise fairly good overall condition.
Treen interest - an 18th century fruitwood Knitting Sheath/Love Token (possibly Welsh?), the naively carved and pierced handle bearing initials and the four playing card suits, the scoop slightly tapering to the right, together with one other smaller 18th/19th century bone Scoop (possibly an apple corer?), the Knitting Sheath 17.5cm, (2) CONDITION REPORT: The larger piece does not have a hole at the end but does have two vertical window shaped piercings, small bone scoop is quite dark with only very small and minor chipping to the end of the scoop, (only really visible through close inspection), the larger fruitwood item, although when viewed from the front the scoop bends to the right the rest of the piece appears to be in good general original order with nice colouration etc., the end of the scoop also exhibits very minor chipping and what looks like a natural wood grain crack (very small and only really visible on close inspection).
An early 19th Century gentleman's sycamore table Snuff Box of maritime interest, the triangular form top decorated with pen and ink drawings of a sailor with his son, inscribed "Chip Off The Old Block", 10cm x 10cm (max) CONDITION REPORT: Item appears in very good and nice original condition overall, nice colour and patination, highly unusual, very small specks of surface varnish to lid decoration away, (only visible through a glass), otherwise very good.
Victorian Frederick Elkington English Silver Five (5) Piece Coffee/Tea Service. Includes: coffee pot, tea pot, waste bowl, open pitcher, lidded pitcher. Fully hallmarked Birmingham, 1881, makers marks. Age cracks in handles or in good condition. Coffee pot measures 14" H. Total weight approx. 175.63 troy ounces. This item will only be shipped domestically and was legally imported into the United States. Shipping to California, Connecticut and New York is Not Available for this Lot. Provenance: Property of Irving Cowan and the late Marjorie Friedland Cowan, Hollywood, Florida. Thoroughbred horse breeder/owners, Breeders? Cup winners, Hollywood Wildcat and War Chant. Former owners of The Diplomat Hotel, Hollywood. Shipping: Third party (estimate $5000-$7000)
Antique Chinese Mammoth Tusk Carving Depicting Animals. Unsigned. Age cracks. Measures 7-1/2" H. This item will only be shipped domestically and was legally imported into the United States. Shipping to California, Connecticut, New Jersey and New York is Not Available for this Lot. Shipping $35.00 (estimate $200-$300)
A collection of 8 large posters, 3 laid down to board, to include, 15/10/1983 West Ham v Liverpool at The Boleyn Ground, 1973 Franz Beckenbauer (Germany) as Libero (film poster), c1970 'People Like Me - Finding Banking with the National Savings Bank Generic Poster, nice item) on board, c1970 Tennis Poster - People Like Me Find Banking with The Nationa Savings Bank (generic poster, a lady playing tennis) on board, 1978 Wimbledon Tennis Final, Borg v Conners, at the point of Borg winning the title (on board), plus 3 CCTV Posters for Boxing Matches, 1993 Lennox Lewis v Tony Tucker, 2002 Lennox Lewis v Mike Tyson, 2003 Lennox Lewis v Vitali Klitschko
1937 London Leading Amateurs, a full page supplement from the Star Newspaper dated 15/09/1937, showing head & shoulder pictures of 24 players, of which 10 are autographed, W.Charlton (Leyton), R.Hitchcock (Nunhead), E.J.Mulley (Wycombe), W.Turner (Wycombe), V.Mays (Clapton), A.Nicholls (Leytonstone), H.Robbins (Dulwich), L.Morrish (Dulwich), R.Caira (London Calies), J.Wiseman (Barking), a nicely displayed item
1912 FA Cup Final, Barnsley, a gold winners medal, awarded to George Edward (Paddy) Travers, Barnsley beat West Bromwich Albion by one goal to nil, in Extra Time of a replay at Bramall Lane, Sheffield. George Travers was born at Newtown, Birmingham, on 4th November 1888, the much travelled inside forward played for a great variety of League and Non-League clubs either side of the great war. He arrived at Barnsley in 1911 via Bilston Utd, Rowley Utd, Wolves, Birmingham, Aston Villa, QPR, and Leicester. He made a total of 84 League appearances for Barnsley, and scored 21 goals, he was transferred to Manchester Utd in 1914 and later played for Swindon, Millwall, Norwich City, Gillingham, Nuneaton, Cradley Heath St Lumes and returning to Bilston Utd. After his football he went to New Zealand, briefly returned to the UK, contracted TB on his return to Birmingham, and then returned again to New Zealand where he died on 31/08/1946. The vendor of the 15ct Gold Medal, which is engraved, discovered the medal in New Zealand, a few years ago, a superb item.
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